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 Jimmy Carter says his cancer has shown up in his liver and on his brain and that he will undergo radiation treatment.
Councilors will hear a presentation on privatization through Waste Management and discuss possible solutions during the special session called by the Mayor
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.
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.
It’s been a project nearly 6-years in the making: to build a pedestrian bridge across the Mississippi River in Grand Rapids.
Senator Baldwin spoke about her proposed Waterfront Community Revitalization and Resiliency Act.
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.
A northern Minnesota county commissioner has announced he's running for the seat left empty after the passing of Representative David Dill.
An iconic landmark on the Iron Range will soon be a thing of the past this fall.
Superior Mayor, Bruce Hagen will recommend the council pass an ordinance establishing the fee as a quarterly bill during Tuesday's council meeting.
An Iron Range State Representative is laid to rest Saturday in International Falls.
At Friday’s special meeting, the Duluth City Council passed a resolution proposing a change to the process by which city officials' pay is determined.
What's been a busy week for the Duluth City Council, wrapped up Friday with a special meeting held to discuss the future of Ranked Choice Voting in the city of Duluth.
Nearly three dozen applicants are vying for the top job at MNsure, but the health insurance exchange's interim chief executive isn't one of them.
