City Council Provides Update on Midway Annexation
Tuesday evening, the Duluth City Council updated Midway Township on the annexation agreement that happened back in November.
Political News
Political Leaders Aim to Create Higher Paying Jobs
Republican leaders made a stop in Duluth Friday to help grow better paying jobs.
DTA Receives $6.3M Grant to Buy New Buses
The Duluth Transit Authority is going green thanks to a multi-million dollar federal grant.
Duluth Advocates Want Voting Rights For Felons
It’s a controversial topic -- whether felons serving the rest of their sentence out of jail should be given the same rights as law-abiding citizens.
UWS Responds To Gov.'s Proposed Cuts Of UW-System
Big budget cuts could once again take a stab at the University of Wisconsin System -- this time in the form of a proposed $300 million.
New Bill Supports Utilizing Wind, Solar Energy in Minnesota
Every year Minnesota spends $18 billion on non-renewable energy.
WI Assembly Passes Right-To-Work on Party Line Vote
After an all night debate, the Wisconsin State Assembly has passed the right-to-work bill on a party line vote. Â But, democrats rallied against the bill saying it was designed to destroy labor unions.
Johnston Files Suit Against Duluth School Board, District
School board member, Art Johnston, has filed a federal lawsuit against the Duluth School Board and District.
MN Bill on Bloody Marys, Growlers Open Sunday Sales Debate
Minnesota lawmakers have uncorked a debate over expanded Sunday liquor sales with discussion of limited expansions.
Walker Says He Will Sign Right-to-Work Bill Monday
Gov. Scott Walker says he plans to sign a right-to-work bill into law on Monday, not by the end of this week as he had previously said.
Walker Will Sign Ban on Abortions After 20 Weeks
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker says he will sign into law a ban on abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy.
St. Louis Co. Board Votes to Embed Social Worker with Duluth Police
Duluth Police are getting more help when it comes to responding to mental health calls.
WI Speed Limit Bill Continues Coasting Through the Capitol
A bill that would increase speed limits on some Wisconsin highways and freeways has coasted through another green light at the Capitol.
Duluth Mayor Gives Final State of the City Address
A comedic and relaxed Mayor Don Ness took the stage Monday night to talk about plans for the remainder of his time as Duluth’s top leader.
House GOP Walks Thin Line in Doling out Budget Surplus
A hefty surplus puts majority House Republicans in a game of tug-of-war with other Democrats and within their own party.
