Superior Union Supporters Localize 'Right to Work' Protests
Things are heating up in Superior while union workers protest against Wisconsin’s Right to Work bill.
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DNR Board OKs Northern WI Land Purchase
The state Department of Natural Resources' board has approved spending nearly $2 million to acquire an easement for about 21,000 acres in northern Wisconsin.
WI Assembly Hearing Set on Right to Work
The Wisconsin state Assembly's Labor Committee has scheduled a 10-hour hearing on Monday on the right-to-work bill that's rocketing through the Legislature.
Wisconsin Senate Passes Right-to-Work Bill Amid Protests
The Wisconsin state Senate has passed a fast-tracked right-to-work bill with no Democratic support.
MN Lawmakers Push for Answer Over UMD Coach's Dismissal
Democratic state senators are pressing for more answers on why the coach of Minnesota Duluth women's hockey team is being let go.
Protests Planned Against Right-to-Work Debate
The streets of Madison are packed with Union Leaders fighting to stop Wisconsin from becoming the 25th right-to-work state.
Deal Stalls Agency Leader Salary Hike, Assert Lawmaker Power
A tentative deal stalling commissioner pay raises that had sparked a legislative revolt is headed for a vote in the Minnesota House.
City Officials Prepare for 'Duluth Days'
Next week, Duluth city officials will head down to St. Paul for the 18th Annual Duluth Days.
Superior Mayoral Race Preliminary Election Results
The polls are closed in Superior and preliminary numbers for this year's primary mayoral election are in.
MN Seeking Labs to Test Marijuana Grown for Medicinal Use
Regulators of Minnesota's new medical cannabis program are seeking to certify laboratories to test the marijuana cultivated for medicinal use.
'Superior Days' Supporters Promote Tax Increase For Roads
People in Superior are packing their bags for Madison in hopes of passing a small tax increase that'll help fix northern Wisconsin roads.
Lawmakers Meet At UWS Over Proposed UW System Cuts
University of Wisconsin Superior supporters and even lawmakers are banding together to fight against a potential $300 million budget cut to the UW System.
Calmer Tone Heard from Dayton, Bakk in Dispute Over Salaries
Last week's confrontation over Minnesota agency commissioner pay has given way to a calmer tone between two Democrats in the middle of it, Gov. Mark Dayton and Senate Majority Leader Tom Bakk.
Assembly Approves Liquor Sample Bill
Wisconsin grocery stores are one step closer to serving sample shots of liquor.
Superior Mayoral Candidates Battle in Radio Debate
Failing infrastructure, the crime rate and better housing were main talking points at Thursday evening’s Superior mayoral candidate debate.
