Duluth Better Ballot Looks to Gain Support
Wednesday night Duluthians were out in hopes of changing how you vote in elections.
Political News
Hanson Is Back In Duluth Mayoral Race
Duluth City Councilor Howie Hanson has thrown his hat in – again – for mayor of Duluth.
$200K for Hockey Hall of Fame Museum
The United States Hockey Hall of Fame is planning improvements for the Eveleth facility.
Minnesota Lawmakers Increase Penalties for Mid-Level DWIs
Changes in the penalties for drunken driving could affect thousands of motorists in Minnesota who get behind the wheel while heavily intoxicated.
Jeb Bush Announces Candidacy for President
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush entered the 2016 presidential campaign on Monday with a rally and speech at Miami Dade College, joining 10 other Republicans already in the race for the party's nomination.
New WI Speed Limit Signs to Be Installed This Week
County highway crews will begin installing 70 mph speed limit signs along Wisconsin Interstates this week.
Sunday Growler Sales Begin in Minneapolis, Duluth
Minneapolis has approved Sunday growler sales starting this weekend.
Minnesota's Sex Offender Program Up for Discussion
Minnesota lawmakers had their chance again this session to make changes in the state's sex offender program, but they passed it up.
Gov. Dayton to Sign Bills Avoiding Shutdown
Gov. Mark Dayton says he will sign the bills passed by a special legislative session, avoiding a government shutdown.
Minn. Lawmakers Pass Jobs, Economic Development Budget
Minnesota legislators have passed a revamped jobs and economic development budget with additional money for broadband Internet development in rural Minnesota.
Dayton Calls Friday Special Session to Finish up Budget
Gov. Mark Dayton is calling a special session for Friday morning to finish up the state's budget.
Dayton Says, He, Lawamkers Have Tentative Budget Deal
Gov. Mark Dayton says Minnesota leaders have settled their remaining budget disputes and he is prepared to call the Legislature into special session.
Wis. Senate Approves 20-Week Abortion Ban Bill
The Wisconsin state Senate has advanced a fast-tracked bill that would ban non-emergency abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy.
Wis. Senate OKs Off-Duty Officers With Guns in Schools
The Wisconsin Senate has approved a proposal that would allow off-duty and retired officers to carry guns in schools.
Legislature to OK Off-Duty Officers with Guns in Schools
The Wisconsin Legislature is scheduled to pass a proposal that would allow off-duty and retired officers to carry guns in schools.
