Doug Leier: Statewide Minimum Length Limit For Walleyes Not Needed
When you’re talking fishing, it really doesn’t matter where you’re at. Bait shop, coffee shop, boat landing or campfire, there’s...
Month: May 2014
10,996,447: Disability beneficiaries hit new record
By CNSNews.com The total number of disability beneficiaries in the United States rose from 10,981,423 in March to 10,996,447 in...
Omaha House race: Tea Partier readies launch and more
Joe Jordan | Nebraska Watchdog Two major moves are apparently underway in the Omaha House race, according to several sources....
GAB still reviewing court ruling declaring WI campaign finance law unconstitutional
Part 65 of 64 in the series Wisconsin's Secret War By M.D. Kittle | Wisconsin Reporter MADISON, Wis. — An...
Philadelphia City Council gambles to fund schools
Part 122 of 121 in the series Educating America TUMBLING DICE: The Philadelphia City Council is taking a legislative risk...
PA’s closed primary system shuts out independent voters
By Eric Boehm | Watchdog.org Voters are heading to the polls in Pennsylvania. Well, actually, only voters who are registered...
Despite new tenant, federally funded port struggles to create jobs
JUST ADD JOBS: The Port of Gulfport received $580 million after Hurricane Katrina for rebuilding efforts. By Steve Wilson |...
Mayor ‘comfortable’ with decision that disenfranchises school-budget voters
‘COMFORTABLE' WITH DISENFRANCHISEMENT: Burlington Mayor Miro Weinberger on Monday said he was ‘comfortable' with a decision by election officials not...
Beutler acknowledges arena “is losing money,” Lincoln newspaper doesn’t
LOSS: Lincoln's new arena has attracted a string of big name entertainers in its first seven months of operation, but...
Fired ND chancellor still one of America’s highest paid college administrators
By Rob Port | Watchdog.org North Dakota Bureau GOLDEN PARACHUTE: The severance package for former North Dakota University System Chancellor...
