Prettner-Solon Does Not Run for Mayor, Supports Larson in Race
Tuesday afternoon, Former Lt. Governor Yvonne Prettner-Solon announced she will not be running for Duluth's next Mayor.
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Booze Bill Gives House a Shot at Repealing Sunday Sales Ban
Proponents of scrapping the state's long-standing ban on Sunday liquor sales have one more shot this year.
Julsrud Won't Seek Second Term on Duluth Council
A Duluth city councilor has announced she's not seeking re-election.
House GOP Finalizes Bid in Education Funding Debate
Minnesota House Republicans have finalized their bid in the state's education finance debate.
House Approves Transgender Student Bathroom Restrictions
The Minnesota House wants to restrict transgender students' access to school locker rooms and bathrooms.
Education Commissioner Discusses Budget Proposal
Minnesota's Education Commissioner made a stop in Duluth to talk about Governor Mark Dayton's budget proposal.
Inmates to Butchers: Bill to Create a Training Program
Some inmates at a Northeastern Minnesota prison are learning a life long skill behind bars. Â Now, legislation is now being proposed to help that work give them a path toward future employment.
Minnesota House to Vote on GOP Funding Plan for Road Fixes
The Minnesota House was going on record about how to pour billions more into road and bridge construction.
Income Tax Credits, Business Tax Cuts Dot MN House GOP Plan
Minnesota House Republicans are blending extra income tax credits and business breaks in their centerpiece plan to provide $2 billion in overall relief.
Budget Bills Start Long Legislative Path in Senate
Pieces of Minnesota's $40-billion budget are starting to move.
Lawmaker Wants to Restrict Access to Birth Certificate Info
A Minnesota lawmaker wants to restrict public access to parental contact information on birth certificates.
Beneath Budget Dispute, a Tussle Over Regulatory Power
Minnesota legislative Republicans are moving to strip powers from Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton, ranging from limiting his team's authority to write regulatory rules to curbs on staffing.
Duluth Could See State Aid Cuts
This legislative season the GOP led House is proposing a bill that would cut local government aid to Duluth, Minneapolis and St. Paul which would save the state a combined $85 million.
MN Senate Defeats Bid to Open Up Sunday Liquor Sales
Minnesota senators have voted down a plan to allow liquor stores to open on Sundays.
Krug Won't Seek Send Term on Duluth Council
Linda Krug, Duluth City Councilor at Large, Thursday announced she will not seek a second term on the Council.
