Mosquito Season About 2 Weeks Out
Spring Warmth, Rain Boost Mosquito Population
Although it may seem far away, summer is almost here. With the longer days and warm weather, comes another season: mosquito season.
Author: Avery Neuville
Duluth Elementary Schools Moving to Standard-Based Report Cards
Letter Grades are Ending
Starting in September, Duluth Elementary Schools will stray from letter grades and move to a standard-based system report card.
Duluth Diocese Sued After Sexual Abuse Allegations
Lawsuit Asks Diocese to Release Names, Documents of Accused Clergy
A 65-year-old, Oliver woman, is suing the Diocese of Duluth over allegations of Sexual Abuse.
2015 “Click it or Ticket” Campaign Kicks Off
Buckle Up or Pay the Fine
Buckle up or pay the fine! That’s the message from local law enforcement during the “Click it or Ticket” campaign.
Proctor, Hermantown Present Trail Option For Communities
Cities Want Communities to Come Together
A new trail in the Northland will give cyclists the option to travel from city to city. Proctor and Hermantown are working together to create a new paved, multi-use, off street trail.
Sunday Growler Sales a Reality in Duluth
Councilors Make Move in Right Direction
The Minnesota State Legislature recently approved a measure giving local governments the authority to permit Sunday sales of growlers. The Duluth City Council has approved local sales of these 64 oz. containers of beer on Sunday.
Duluth Seed Library Advances in Legislation
Governor to Sign Bill Next Week
The Duluth Public Library is thrilled after a bill could put their seed library on the right side of the law.
Alcohol Sales Back on Course at Lester Park
Lester Park Golf Course to Sell Liquor
The Lester Park Golf Course will officially be able to sell liquor at their course.
Superior Police to Use Body Cameras This Summer
Police to Use Body Cameras in Superior this Summer
The Superior Police Department will soon be taking part in the body cam initiative.
Twin Ports Police Remember Fallen Officers
Fallen Officers Remembered at Service
Twin Ports Officers who died in the line of duty were honored Thursday afternoon at the Superior Police Department’s Annual Memorial Ceremony.
K9 Receives Bullet, Stab Protective Vests
Superior Police Department Gets Donation for K9
A K9 at the Superior Police Department is excited about his new wardrobe.
Janet Kennedy Announces Duluth City Council Candidacy
Kennedy Running for District 5
Thursday Afternoon, West Duluth Resident, Janet Kennedy announced her candidacy for Duluth City Council District 5.
Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce Holds Campaign Camp
Campaign Strategies, Event Fundraising, Etc.
Thinking about running for Duluth Political Office but don’t know where to start? The Duluth Area Chamber Commerce help their 2015 campaign camp Wednesday afternoon.
Superior Meats Takes Home “Best Sausage” Title
First Ever "Best Show" Title Since 2002
Looking for the best sausage in Wisconsin? Look no farther than a Superior based shop.
Favre Gets Own Song with “Old Number Four”
Band Inspired by NFC Title Game
Just in time for his return to Green Bay, Brett Favre has his own theme song. A band in Minnesota, the Hobo Nephews of Uncle Frank, named the song “Old Number Four.”
Plastic Ban Movement Gaining Momentum in MN
Duluth Addresses Overuse of Plastic Bags
The City of Duluth sends 3,200 tons of plastic waste to the landfill every year. A movement that gained momentum in California is going national.
Alakef Coffee to Open First Coffee Kiosk in Duluth
Alakef Makes Leap into Retail
To celebrate 25 years of business in Duluth, Alakef Coffee Roasters will open it’s first kiosk in Super One at the Kenwood Shopping Plaza.
Duluth Turns Turquoise to Honor National Women’s Lung Health Week
Lung Cancer is #1 Killer of Women
The American Lung Association reports lung cancer kills more women in the country than any other type of cancer.
St. Louis County Board Bans E-Cigarettes in Public Places
Banned in Public Places, Retail Environments and Work Places
Another step has been taken to end the use of e-cigarettes in indoor public places.
Stricter Rules for Taxicab Drivers in Duluth
No Smoking, Post Fairs, Custom Design
Sketchy cab rides will be no more. The Duluth City Council has voted to standardize and tighten regulations on every taxi company in town.
Hermantown Connection to Double Fatal Shooting
16-Year Veteran Cop Killed
An unthinkable crime has two Minnesota communities remembering a fallen police officer.
Mental Health Fair to Erase Stigma in Duluth
6 Organizations to Help Educate
Dealing with mental health challenges, big and small, can be tough, but there is help.
Northern Waters Smokehaus Opening Second Location
Northern Waters Smokehaus is opening a second location this September.
Appeals Court: Fond du Lac Band Does Not Owe City $10M
The City of Duluth is suffering another blow in the legal battle over the Fond-Du-Luth casino.
Depot Showcases Northland’s History
14 Organizations Help Uncover History
Friday, the Depot was the place to be to discover all of the rich history in the Northland.
DTA Purchases Six Electric Buses
Buses to Reduce Costs, Pollution, Noise
After a year-long grant process, the city of Duluth has been awarded six electric buses.
Students Rewarded for Creativity, Innovation
Students Advance to Globe Finals in TN
Students from Duluth’s Laura McArthur Middle School are advancing to the finals in a competition because of their outstanding innovation in dance.
‘First Witness’ Wraps Up Child Abuse Awareness Campaign
Thursday night, the First Witness Child Advocacy Center is ending their ” I Stand with Kids” campaign that helped promote education on how to prevent child abuse.
Future Plans for Riverside, Smithville Neighborhoods
Parks, Trails, Housing Discussed
Thursday night, the vision of developing the St. Louis River Corridor took a step forward with homeowners who live in the area.
Cathedral School Ready For Much Needed Makeover
School to Replace Windows, Glass and Walls in Superior
It’s been long overdue but the Cathedral School in Superior is finally receiving the makeover it needs for the next generation.
23rd Annual Letter Carrier’s Food Drive Kicks Off
Carrier to Collect Donation on Route
Letter Carriers will bring food to local food banks Saturday, May 9th, as part of the 23rd Annual “Stamp Out Hunger” Food Drive.
New Mechanism Helps Reduce Burglary Crimes in Duluth
Profile Offenders By Behavioral Traits, Proximity
The Duluth Police Department is staying cutting edge by working smarter to generate leads more quickly for burglaries.
Congressman Nolan Discusses Tourism Industry
Infrastructure Advancements Among Discussion in Duluth
Tourism is Big. But, it’s particularly popular in Duluth. Wednesday, Congressman Rick Nolan visited Duluth to talk about how we can expand tourism within the area.
Experts Urge Caution as Wildlife Explore During Summer
Do's and Don'ts With Wildlife
While the black bear near city hall received a lot of media attention, the public should be aware black bears are generally afraid of people.
Duluth Umpire Shortage Affecting Games
Baseball Season Understaffed in Duluth
We’re just a few weeks into baseball season and games in Duluth are already understaffed.
United Way Celebration and Awards Luncheon
Recognize Those Engaged With United Way
The United Way in Duluth hosted a luncheon to celebrate organizations who’ve partnered with them in the last year.
2nd Annual Veterans Expo Helps Locals
Agencies Help Maximize Vets' Benefits
More than 30 vendors came out to help veterans and their families Tuesday afternoon.
New Law Allows Growler Sales on Sunday in MN
Ordinance to Expand Brewery Operations
With local approval taprooms and brewpubs may soon be able to sell beer in the 64 oz. containers commonly known as growlers.
Part 3: Tag Along to Uncover Hidden Treasure
Collecting and hunting is much more than just a hobby for some. It can sometimes turn into a business or a lifelong quest.
New Art Exhibit on Display
Physical Therapist Showcases Another Talent
New pieces of art have entered into the Zeitgeist Arts Atrium.
Cab Companies Respond to Driver Assault
Duluth Taxi Driver Mugged, Companies Enforce Safety
Driving a taxi is among one of the most stressful jobs. Drivers work long hours while dealing with road rage and perhaps even facing the possibility of getting attacked. A cab driver in Duluth was recently robbed prompting him to have a heart attack.
First Combined Council, County Meeting Held in Duluth
Commissioners, Councilors Build Stronger Relationships
St. Louis County Commissioners and Duluth City Councilors held their first joint meeting together Monday night.
Part 2: Special Series “Treasure Hunting” Wheeling and Dealing
Hunting Tips for Sports Memorabilia, Vinyl Records
A dedicated collector has many factors to look into when considering what to shop for. Fox 21’s Avery Neuville tell us key points to remember when you’re starting to build a collection.
Finding the Agate: Tips for Agate Picking on the North Shore
Tag Along to Look for Minnesota State Gem
Minnesota is the perfect place to look for the Minnesota State Gem: the Lake Superior Agate.
Twin Ports Dermatology Now Seeing Patients
More Innovative, Effective Products Available
If you’re experiencing troubles finding a dermatology clinic, you’re in luck! Friday, Twin Ports Dermatology made their debut.
Hayward Gears Up for Saturday’s Fishing Opener
Warm Weather Brings in More Anglers
The temperatures are perfect for fishing season and the City of Hayward is helping people gear up to make sure they have a successful day on the water for the 50th Wisconsin Fishing Opener.
Subways in the Northland Help Fight Hunger
Donate Money, Receive 6" Sub
If you wanted to grab a bite to eat and help families in need at the same time, Subway was the place to be Thursday afternoon!
Secretary Simon Pushes Youth to Vote Early in MN
Pre-Registration, Early Voting were Main Topics
Minnesota Secretary of State, Steve Simon visited UMD Thursday afternoon to talk about the importance of voting.
Upcoming Renovations Will Close Billings Park in Superior
Trails, Road, Paths to be Improved
A popular park in Superior is going to get some improvements that will make it more accommodating to all. But, a whole new park comes with some challenges.
Clean Creeks: Efforts to Clean Miller Creek in Duluth
Duluth Grill, Brewhouse to Host Volunteer Clean Up Day
Despite having beautiful weather, Miller Creek is filled with trash and is becoming an unhealthy environment for fish and wildlife.
