Homegrown is a festival that’s transformed the Twin Ports music scene. Â It’s also a huge week for local businesses bringing in almost as much money as Grandma’s weekend.
Two consultants were hired to put together a solid plan to get the Lake Superior Zoo on solid financial footing.
A landowner on the Superior Hiking Trail is kicking hikers off the land due to multiple ongoing conflicts.
Tuesday afternoon, Former Lt. Governor Yvonne Prettner-Solon announced she will not be running for Duluth’s next Mayor.
The Minnesota State Patrol says both drivers were killed after a head on crash on Highway 45.
After years of struggling financially, Spirit Mountain is proposing to cut costs by nearly $600,000.
Superior’s ice wall has touched many people, including one local artist.
The snow melting months ending earlier has allowed Duluth to get a head start in picking up trash in parks and trails.
Engwall Wolff’s Flower Shop in Superior has decided to promote their business and others by leading the start of “Good Neighbor Day.”
Local quilters are honoring veterans this weekend at the “Home of the Brave” quilt show on Barker’s Island in Superior.
After years of hoping to be the owner of the Gary Milk House, 20 year old, Derek Mendved’s dream finally came true.
Crews in Superior are halfway done with cutting down the remaining ash trees. Â But, the City of Duluth is looking at fighting the insect in a different way.
Some inmates at a Northeastern Minnesota prison are learning a life long skill behind bars. Â Now, legislation is now being proposed to help that work give them a path toward future employment.
Duluth School’s Superintendent, Bill Gronseth, has not been chosen as the new superintendent at a Twin Cities area School District.
A long time leader at the College of St. Scholastic has announced his retirement. Â In 1 year, CSS will be welcoming in new leadership as Larry Goodwin made his official announcement Wednesday afternoon.
Life House in Duluth is embarking on a new project that will provide care for young victims of sex trafficking. Â They say the first step for a youth to come out of this situation is safety.
Center City Housing Corporation is moving forward with their efforts to end homelessness by building a new affordable housing complex.
The chilly weather may have some reaching for the warm blankets and if you’re in need, no worries! Â Because St. Luke’s has plenty of options in their main lobby.
Although it may not look like spring outside this week, the Mosquito and Tick Squad in Cloquet is sending out a warning about the upcoming tick season.
The 21-year-old suspect arrested in last week’s stabbing is behind bars for 2nd Degree Assault.
Parents Katie and Eric Bordal, received not one but two gifts from Santa this year, and they need your help.
It was a beautiful day to get out and enjoy the weather and that’s just what Northlanders did.
A stabbing inside the new Steve O’ Neil apartments in Duluth’s Central Hillside has residents on edge and housing management is taking action.
A normal Thursday night quickly took a terrifying turn when a local shop owner and his two dogs encountered a hungry pack of wolves.
Friday night, judges, attorneys and justice partners will have a chance to showcase their musical talents.
Thursday afternoon, people were dressed to impress for a day full of career opportunities.
The oldest railroad snow plow in the United States got it’s landmark status at the Lake Superior Railroad Museum.
The port of Duluth-Superior welcomed the first saltie with open arms Monday afternoon and on Wednesday several gathered to celebrate it’s arrival.
Dogs are the recent target of the new flu strain spreading around the Midwest.Â
Firefighters responded to a surface fire at Grizzly’s near Miller Hill Mall early Wednesday afternoon.
As investigators try to piece together what happened early yesterday morning, Duluth Police have identified the man killed in the crash.
A public hearing is set to consider banning E Cigarettes from all public places throughout St. Louis County.
One man is dead and several injured after a DTA crash early Tuesday morning in Downtown Duluth. Â The fatality and injuries happened after 2 city buses collided into each other.
Monday marks the beginning of severe weather awareness week in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Monday, the City of Duluth honored nearly 3,000 volunteers for being engaged in the community.
The Duluth Natural Medicine and Chiropractic Building is now accepting appointments for laser treatments.
The hustle and bustle at the Holiday Center in Downtown Duluth will soon pick up as they welcome the addition of two restaurants.
The sun is shining and the ice is off the lake which means Sky Harbor Airport on Park Point is on the verge of welcoming Sea Planes in for the summer.Â
People living on Park Point are asking the City of Duluth for a dog park in the area.Â
Our first stretch of mild March weather has prompted some golf courses to open ahead of schedule.Â
Spring has sprung but that doesn’t come without allergies. Â This year, Doctors say a “pollen vortex” may have some of us reaching for the tissues more often.
Expansion of the South Shore Brewery in Washburn is close to completion.
Washburn city officials are in the early stages of redeveloping the 30 acres of land along the Chequamegon Bay.
Construction crews are working hard to finish the surgical expansion at St. Luke’s but some things have hindered the completion.
The Minnesota DNR is warning Northlanders about an outbreak of distemper.
The water levels on Lake Superior are close to the long term average.
A $7,000 grant will help the Lake Superior Zoo build an educational kiosk and buy animal care tools to help children and families learn about the farm animals.
Organizations gathered to help victims left homeless from a fire in Duluth’s East Hillside.
Duluth City Councilor, Joel Sipress, has announced the start of his campaign.
The Hermantown Police Department is fighting to make resources from the 148th Fighter Wing locally available.
