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New round of low-interest loans available to northern Minnesota farmers
WASHINGTON - The USDA has designated sixteen counties in northern Minnesota as primary natural disaster areas, making farmers eligible to apply for low-interest federal loans. » read more
Wisconsin unemployment rose in January
MADISON, Wis. (AP) Unemployment in Wisconsin rose slightly in January to 8.7 percent. » read more
Weather damages Duluth Lakewalk
DULUTH - Rain and strong winds damaged Duluth's Lakewalk Thursday afternoon. » read more
$2 million bond set for accused Chisholm bar shooter
HIBBING, Minn. (AP) Bond was set at $2 million Thursday for a man accused of killing one man and injuring two others in a bar in northeastern Minnesota. » read more
Minnesota Supreme Court's chief justice to leave
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) The chief justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court says he's stepping down after two years on the bench. » read more
Upper Michigan congressman threatening to derail health care reform
WEST BRANCH, Mich. (AP) Rep. Bart Stupak has become the unofficial leader of a small but powerful bloc threatening to derail President Barack Obama's health care overhaul. » read more
Palin to host Bachmann fundraiser in Minneapolis
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin is hosting a Minneapolis fundraiser for Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann's reelection effort. » read more
Minnesota legislature gives final approval to bonding bill
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) The Minnesota Legislature has sent a $1 billion construction projects bill to Gov. Tim Pawlenty. » read more
Minnesota governor accused of siphoning staff from agencies
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) A Senate leader plans to hold a hearing on concerns that Gov. Tim Pawlenty is siphoning staff from other state agencies for use in his own office. » read more
Talk of legalizing Wisconsin raw milk sales draw a crowd
EAU CLAIRE (WPR) An estimated 500 people showed up in Eau Claire Wednesday (3/10) to testify on a bill that would legalize and regulate the sale of raw milk and other milk products. » read more
Decision invalidates Wisconsin livestock registration program
NEILLSVILLE, Wis. (WPR) A Clark County judge has ruled against the state and in favor of an Amish farmer in a case involving Wisconsin's livestock premises registration law. The ruling pits freedom of religion against public health concerns. » read more
Groups attempt to block more nuclear energy in Wisconsin
MADISON (WPR) Anti-nuclear groups are trying to close a potential window for expanded use of nuclear power, as Wisconsin lawmakers debate a global warming bill. » read more
Wisconsin plan would require shareholders to approve campaign contributions
MADISON (WPR) A corporation would have to have the backing of its shareholders before spending money on political campaigns under a plan being considered by state lawmakers. » read more
Study examines poverty and child abuse
LA CROSSE (WPR) A new study by the UW will review whether giving poor, struggling families a leg-up can reduce cases of child abuse or neglect. » read more
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