Tackling Non-Native Invasive Species
St. Louis County isn’t backing down when it comes to tackling the issue of invasive species.
Political News
Duluth Diocese Sued After Sexual Abuse Allegations
A 65-year-old, Oliver woman, is suing the Diocese of Duluth over allegations of Sexual Abuse.
Budget-setting Session Reaches Deadline, but Show May Go On
A midnight deadline for the Minnesota Legislature to approve a new two-year budget is bearing down on lawmakers, who could see their stay in St. Paul extended by a rift over preschool.
License Plate Readers Get New Regulations, Body Cams Won't
Minnesota lawmakers have approved legislation imposing regulations on police agencies that use license plate readers, but they will wait for now to set new laws for body cameras.
Moving parts, dwindling time mark Legislature's budget push
More pieces of Minnesota's next budget are falling into place.
MN lawmakers backing $16.5M plan for avian flu help
The new state budget Minnesota lawmakers are assembling supplies $16.5 million to aid in the state's response to the avian flu.
Lawmakers race to pass budget
Minnesota lawmakers are starting a three-day sprint to hash out the specifics of a budget deal.
Deal Reached Over Minnesota Wild Rice Sulfate Standards
Lawmakers have reached a compromise with Gov. Mark Dayton's administration over enforcing state standards for protecting wild rice.
Janet Kennedy Announces Duluth City Council Candidacy
Thursday Afternoon, West Duluth Resident, Janet Kennedy announced her candidacy for Duluth City Council District 5.
Wisconsin's Feingold to Run for U.S. Senate
Democrat Russ Feingold has decided to run for his old Senate seat in Wisconsin against Republican Ron Johnson, who defeated him in 2010.
Minnesota Orchestra Makes Historic Trip to Cuba
Members of the Minnesota Orchestra are in Cuba, making a historic trip with political implications.
Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce Holds Campaign Camp
Thinking about running for Duluth Political Office but don't know where to start? The Duluth Area Chamber Commerce help their 2015 campaign camp Wednesday afternoon.
In session's final push, Minnesota budget deal still elusive
Minnesota's legislative session is heading into its final week with no clear picture of how a budget will come together.
Appeals Court: Fond du Lac Band Does Not Owe City $10M
The City of Duluth is suffering another blow in the legal battle over the Fond-Du-Luth casino.
Minnesota's Newest State Park Reaches Important Milestone
Construction began Friday on a campground at Lake Vermilion-Soudan Underground Mine State Park in northeastern Minnesota that will accommodate more than 250 people nightly in tents and RVs, the Department of Natural Resources said.
