political

A Minnesota man tried to claim a $300,000 insurance payout, plus GoFundMe donations after staging an attack over his presidential endorsements.

A 1963 Minnesota newspaper goes viral due to one man's answer to 'Would a woman make a good president?'. Of course the one Wisconsin person has a different answer.

When driving around the Northland you just never know what you'll encounter and when something stands out from the norm, sometimes you have to capture the moment.

Check it out! Representative Munson tweeted his vision of what a new map would look like if Minnesota's rural areas did vote to join South Dakota.

As Election Day approaches, Northland residents will have a final opportunity to hear directly from the candidates running for Congress, courtesy of WDIO-TV, and you can have candidates answer your questions.

This time hackers are getting really creative. Ugh.

Watch maker Egard responds to Gillette with an ad that celebrates men, and highlights some lesser shared statistics about the male gender. Take a look and see what you think.

A Wisconsin Dairy Queen owner is defending his restaurant for it's use of saying things like, "God Bless, Merry Christmas, Happy Easter," and other phrases that have offended people.

New to town?  Just turned 18?  Haven't voted in the past and want to start?  There's lots of reason why you might be looking for your polling site.  The main thing is that you get out and cast your ballot, let your voice, your opinion be heard.  Here's info on where to vote and if needed, how you can get there.

Have you ever wished you could be heard?  How many times have you turned to another person and said "I could do a better job"?  Here's your chance to prove it!  If you are a resident of the second district of the City of Duluth, you are encouraged to apply for the vacant city council seat.

Riding the wave of his re-election, President Barack Obama  hit upon themes of the economy, energy, climate change and gun control in his State of the Union address delivered to a joint session of Congress.

Election Day is on November 6, there are many reasons why someone might not be registered to vote, college student new to town, someone who moved from one location of the city to another.  If you are not registered to vote, you will not be allowed to vote on election day.  Here's all the information you need to make sure you can exercise your right to vote!