Citizen Action of Wisconsin Meets in Duluth
The meeting focused on the groups opposition to Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker's, proposed federal healthcare policies.
Political News
Dayton says Planned Protest Outside Fair 'Inappropriate'
Gov. Mark Dayton says the group Black Lives Matter has raised valid concerns about vending opportunities at the Minnesota State Fair.
Eric Johnson Announces Candidacy for MN House
Eric Johnson of International Falls says he brings years of experience to the table from owning and operating Voyageurs Outfitters Inc.
Couple Plans to Spend a Year in the BWCA
They were named ‘2014 Adventurers of the Year’ by National Geographic and have traveled more than 30,000-miles by canoe, kayak and dog sled over the last decade.
Superior City Councilor Holds Trash Fee Forum
Monday night, a Superior city councilor invited citizens to ask questions and learn about his proposal for a city trash collection fee.
Dayton Calls Special Election to Fill House 3A Seat
Gov. Mark Dayton is calling a special election to fill an open seat in the House triggered by a veteran Democrat's death after a short battle with cancer.
Former NAACP President Remembered
A few dozen people joined together at a memorial ceremony in Canal Park Saturday afternoon to honor the life of an NAACP President who passed away last week.
Thousands Rally in Support of United Steelworkers' Union
Contract deadlines for two of the nation' largest mining companies are less than two weeks away, still with no agreement. Thursday night, Virginia streets were packed as thousands marched for fair contracts.
Former President Says Cancer Has Spread to Brain & Liver
Former President Jimmy Carter says his cancer has shown up in his liver and on his brain and that he will undergo radiation treatment.
Hagen to Call Special Meeting of Council
Councilors will hear a presentation on privatization through Waste Management and discuss possible solutions during the special session called by the Mayor
Dayton Administration Asked for $15.4M for Mille Lacs Aid
Gov. Mark Dayton's administration was seeking $15 million for business loans and $400,000 in tourism marketing for the Lake Mille Lacs region in special session action plan to deal with fallout from the abrupt walleye fishing suspension.
Superior City Council Votes Down $9.75 Trash Fee
Tuesday night, in a six to four vote, Superior City Councilors voted down an ordinance proposing city residents pay a first–ever, monthly fee to have their trash picked up.
City Looks to Construct Pedestrian Bridge
It’s been a project nearly 6-years in the making: to build a pedestrian bridge across the Mississippi River in Grand Rapids.
U.S. Senator Baldwin Visits Superior
Senator Baldwin spoke about her proposed Waterfront Community Revitalization and Resiliency Act.
MN DNR Warns Chippewa Against Treaty Rights Test
The Dayton administration has warned a group of Chippewa Indians who plan to harvest wild rice without state licenses later this month that they risk prosecution and seizure of their rice and equipment.
