Lake Superior College officials met with residents Tuesday evening to discuss an ongoing environmental investigation into potential PFAS contamination linked to historic firefighting training activities at the college's Emergency Response Training Center.... See more
Minnesota has quietly provided more than $1 billion in tax breaks to data centers over the past decade, subsidizing everything from computer equipment and software to electricity and cooling systems. The tax incentive, originally created to attract and gr... See more
The Duluth City Council voted 7-2 Monday night to approve a resolution supporting the Minnesota National Guard's Duluth-based 148th Fighter Wing as a candidate to receive F-35 Lightning II aircraft. The resolution highlights the wing's role in national de... See more
Candidates seeking to represent Wisconsin's 7th Congressional District offered sharply different visions for the future of agriculture Thursday during a virtual town hall hosted by Farm Bureau and Farmers Union organizations, focusing on issues ranging fr... See more
A new analysis estimates that roughly 32,000 jobs were lost in Minnesota following Operation Metro Surge earlier this year, though economists caution the figure should be viewed as an estimate rather than a precise count. The report reaches its conclusion... See more
