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Senator Amy Klobuchar's office said that the 148th Fighter Wing has achieved active association designation. The 148th also confirmed the news.
After a nearly two-year doping investigation, the U.S. Attorney's Office has decided not to bring charges against U.S. cyclist Lance Armstrong.
Students at Duluth East High School showed their support for student Brad Timo on Friday by wearing plaid for "Plaid For Brad Day". Timo is recovering after a serious car accident two weeks ago.
A federal agency is getting involved with the debate over Wisconsin's mining rules.
U.S. Congressman Chip Cravaack is touting legislation that he is saying will protect Northland mines.
Minnesota-based Toro is following the snow and testing some of its equipment in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
Thirty-one members of Congress want to know how the Army Corps of Engineers will use a new report calling for separation of the Great Lakes and Mississippi River.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker says he is meeting with a district attorney leading a secret investigation into former close aides that has already led to criminal charges against five people.
A nonpartisan audit is raising suspicions about unusual out-of-state spending in Wisconsin's food stamp program.
The House Speaker and majority leader both have endorsed Mitt Romney for the Republican presidential nomination.
The Minnesota Department of Health says this flu season is the mildest the state has seen in recent years.
