After an all night debate, the Wisconsin State Assembly has passed the right-to-work bill on a party line vote. But, democrats rallied against the bill saying it was designed to destroy labor unions.
School board member, Art Johnston, has filed a federal lawsuit against the Duluth School Board and District.
Minnesota lawmakers have uncorked a debate over expanded Sunday liquor sales with discussion of limited expansions.
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.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker says he will sign into law a ban on abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy.
Duluth Police are getting more help when it comes to responding to mental health calls.
A bill that would increase speed limits on some Wisconsin highways and freeways has coasted through another green light at the Capitol.
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.
A hefty surplus puts majority House Republicans in a game of tug-of-war with other Democrats and within their own party.
Property taxes owed this year are set to increase by 3.4 percent on average statewide.
One of the candidates seeking to become mayor of Duluth has dropped out of the race.
Feel free to stomp a bit harder on the gas pedal on hundreds of miles of Minnesota roads.
Minnesota's bank account is projected to run up a $1.87 surplus over the next two years, which will drive calls for new spending, tax cuts or most likely a mix.
Things are heating up in Superior while union workers protest against Wisconsin’s Right to Work bill.
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.
