Lake Superior Train Museum Is Seeking Your Train Puns
The Lake Superior Railroad Museum, is in need of your cheesiest train puns! The museum is asking the community to go full steam a head with creativity and submit your puns to their website.
The Lake Superior Railroad Museum, is in need of your cheesiest train puns! The museum is asking the community to go full steam a head with creativity and submit your puns to their website.
The Arrowhead Home& Builder Show is on at the DECC and packed full of activities.
Many outdoor lovers are getting ready to thaw their green thumbs and plan for spring gardens. Duluth experts shared tips Wednesday on how you can start gardening now.
If you’re looking for some grub that’s local and convenient, Toasty’s Downtown could be the answer.
Mayor Emily Larson is proposing a plan to replace roughly 600 lights on city properties with LED bulbs.
The Fairlawn Mansion in Superior is embracing its supernatural side this weekend.
As the prices on some prescription drugs soar, people who depend on them are making tough choices just to stay alive.
In the age of Kindles and E-Readers, used book stores don’t just pop up all over the place anymore.
The City of Duluth is looking to make use out of some water-front property.
Construction is on track at the new Maurice’s building.
The Minnesota State Capital turns its attention to Duluth and St. Louis County, in a legislative effort known as Duluth And St. Louis County days.
The Minnesota State Capital building is in the 3rd year of the nearly $310 million restore.
Chisholm’s Mayor, Mike Jugovich is looking to take on a new role.
Those on the Iron Range are enjoying their new 19 million dollar terminal. The Range Regional Airport’s terminal is 21,000 square feet and is now treating travelers to both convenience and style.
Since the opening half a century ago, the DECC has expanded by quite a bit, currently at almost one-million square feet.
The mild winter could mean grass and flowers are springing up a little early — along with allergy season.
The North Shore Community School hosted its 4th annual community arts day
The Salvation Army is asking for your help to help feed a hungry neighbor this month.
It’s St. Patrick’s Day and people across the Northland are decked out in green and ready to celebrate.
A bill called “The Compassionate Care Act,” that would legalize assisted suicide, was introduced to Minnesota’s state senate.
A Duluth-based furniture designer wants to keep the Zenith City’s outdoor-friendly reputation alive.
The 29th annual Ray’s Sport and Marine Boat show is on Friday.
Middle school students had the chance to get a little look in to what could be their future, at a career fair held at Greenway High School.
The trees on 4th street have been gone for a few months now, and the St. Louis County is getting ready to start the multi-million dollar construction project.
Ladies, It’s time for a girl’s night out.
March 8th is International Women’s day
The Apostle island ice caves and the ice roads to the Madeline islands are some of Bayfield’s biggest draws for tourists, but this year the temperatures didn’t get cold enough for the ice roads to form.
The Bayfield WinterFest kicked off Friday.
A faith-based center for drug and alcohol rehab is celebrating a major milestone today.
When you explore the arctic for decades, you tend to learn a thing or two about the environment.
UMD has a current deficit of $4.3 million, but school leaders feel the university is making great strides since the school had a $12 million deficit as recent as 2014. The school continues to move forward and the big goal is to make sure all the voices and opinions are fairly represented.
Home burglaries are down this year, with 48 burglaries reported so far in 2016, according to officials with the Duluth Police Department.
Animal Allies has been putting its best paw forward for 60 years. Now, the organization will be putting on a youth camp to educate children on healthy pet relationships — all while funding operations of the shelter.
Minnesota power is putting hybrid energy technology to use with a new truck added to their fleet.
Around 430 students could be seen at the 21’st annual Iron Range Young Leader’s Make a Difference Conference held at Fortune Bay Resort in Tower Minnesota.
A Fashion Designer spoke to at risk Youth to give them a glimmer of hope.
Northern Lights Elementary school in Superior is receiving a School of Recognition Award for the fourth year in a row.
An early morning fire heavily damaged the historic Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in Duluth Thursday morning — a church that has grown to be a fixture in the community.
Some local kids got the chance to live the college life Wednesday!
The Willis Clan is in the Northland. They’re a family of musicians, dancers, and artists who traveled from Nashville, Tennessee, to participate in the Duluth Boat Show this weekend.
Some of us never think twice when we hear the dreadful alarm blare, forcing us out of bed or the smoke detector sound off for a fire. But there are many individuals around the region thriving without these sounds.
True North Color Lab has been bringing great photos to life for more than 65 years, but it hasn’t always been easy.
Located near the Superior National Forest and the Boundary Waters canoe Area, Biwabik is surrounded by natural beauty and has a mountain town feel.
The lobby at St. Luke’s looked a little bit like a store in the mall Wednesday.
Thanks to the new Multimodal Transportation Center in Duluth, bus service to and from the North Shore is a lot easier.
Redbull, Monster and Rockstar. These drinks have become a go–to for consumers looking to get a quick boost of energy, but should you be concerned about the ingredients inside these cans?
Drinking strong coffee or a caffeinated soda used to be the most popular ways to get a quick energy boost. That all started changing about 15 years ago when the most well known energy drinks started appearing on U.S. markets. Now energy drinks is a multi–billion dollar industry.
Northeastern Minnesota’s love of hockey was on display in Duluth on Saturday.
The commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Transportation, Charles Zelle, held a presentation at the new DTA Center Thursday.
The national trend of falling gas prices has many Northlanders excited to fill up their tanks.