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Nobody Wants To Be Mayor Of 1 Wisconsin Town
If you think it’s rewarding being a small town mayor, you’d better talk to Karl Hoffmann.
GOP Keeping ‘Watch List’ On Dayton Staffers
Fresh off a bloody Senate vote rejecting Gov. Mark Dayton’s trusted energy advisor Ellen Anderson, the Republican Party says they’ve got a “watch list” of other Dayton commissioners in the cross hairs, as well.
Wis. Assembly Leader Packing On Floor
The Republican lawmaker who presides over the state Assembly says he’s been carrying a concealed weapon during floor sessions.
Minn. House Speaker To Back Romney
Minnesota’s House speaker endorsed Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney days ahead of the state’s political caucuses where the former Massachusetts governor is aiming to duplicate his 2008 win.
Audit: Unusual Spending In Wis. Food Stamp Program
A nonpartisan audit is raising suspicions about unusual out-of-state spending in Wisconsin’s food stamp program.
Union Fight Brews With Right-To-Work Push In Minn.
Republicans pulled Minnesota into an explosive issue Thursday by introducing legislation to make union membership optional, setting the stage for a fight that has triggered boycotts by Democratic lawmakers and large protests in other states.
Ron Paul Heading To Minnesota
Ron Paul is the latest Republican presidential candidate to bring his campaign to Minnesota.
Paul Gambles On Caucus States To Amass Delegates
Ron Paul is rolling the dice on Nevada and other caucus states like Minnesota, Kansas and Washington, hoping to keep his nontraditional presidential campaign alive by amassing Republican delegates rather than notching outright wins.
1-On-1 With GOP Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney
A day after his victory in Florida, Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney brought his campaign to Minnesota just five days before our state’s caucuses.
Romney Supports Automatic Hikes In Minimum Wage
Republican presidential contender Mitt Romney renewed his support Wednesday for automatic increases in the federal minimum wage to keep pace with inflation, a position sharply at odds with traditional GOP business allies, conservatives and the party’s senior lawmakers.
Romney Glittered At Campaign Stop In Eagan
Fresh off his big primary victory in Florida, Republican Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney made a campaign stop in Minnesota. And was promptly glittered.
Minn. Senate Committee Discusses Voter ID
A Senate committee is taking up a proposed constitutional amendment that would require voters to show photo IDs.
GOP Rep. Anderson Plans Run For Koch’s Senate Seat
Republican State Rep. Bruce Anderson says he’s likely to seek the state Senate seat being vacated by Sen. Amy Koch.
Stillwater Looks To Cut Extra $10M From School Budget
A budget committee has finalized another $10 million in recommended cuts for the Stillwater Area School District.
Good Question: Have All Presidents Been Wealthy?
Wealth has become an issue in the presidential campaign, and it raises an interesting question: Has there ever been a common man as president?
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Michele Bachmann Drops Out Of Presidential Race
Michele Bachmann is quitting the Republican presidential campaign, saying she’s “decided to stand aside” in the wake of her sixth place finish in the Iowa precinct caucuses.
Hundreds of protesters gathered at the Government Plaza in downtown Minneapolis Friday morning to show solidarity with the ongoing demonstrations against Wall Street.
President Obama Visits Cannon Falls
President Obama arrived in Minnesota on Air Force One to start a 3-day bus tour of the Midwest with a visit to Cannon Falls, Minn. for a town hall meeting at Hannah’s Bend Park.
Protests Brew Anew In Wisconsin
Thousands of protesters pushed past security, climbed through windows and flooded the Wisconsin Capitol late Wednesday, March 9 after Senate Republicans pushed through a plan to strip most public workers of their collective bargaining rights.
From his time in the U.S. Senate to the campaign trail and now in the White House, President Obama has been seen many times enjoying all sorts of food. Check out some of his favorites [...]
Michelle Obama: The First Lady’s Fashion
The First Lady, Michelle Obama, is known for making fashion statements. Check out some of her most memorable outfits and some of her daily clothes.
Celebrities Who Lean To The Right
Celebrities are generally considered to be a liberal and left-leaning community, but these famous faces have taken a public stance to the right.
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