A large amount of vacant space at Chisholm city hall is the heart of a discussion with a studio company based in Minneapolis. Â Iron Bound Studios has reached out to city leaders about a rent to own agreement for post-production and commercials.
The historic St. Peter’s Church in Duluth is up for sale with a $150,000 price tag but that’s just for the surrounding land.
Nearly 10 years ago, a $6.7 million project helped clean out toxic waste on Hog Island in Superior. Â But, the area has been vacant ever since. Â Now, a proposal has been introduced which could offer easier access to the public.
In the final part of our “Daycare Dilemmas” series, we look at what the state of Minnesota is doing to make daycare more affordable.
Many area families struggle to find affordable childcare.
The Superior School District is moving forward with plans for an upcoming referendum after another piece of the puzzle falls into place.
Whole Food Co-Op is set to have shovels in the ground by June.
It’s hard for many parents to find affordable child daycare options.
Spirit Mountain will have a new snowmobile endurance race event at the end of next month.
According to statistics from the Department of Public Safety Office of Traffic Safety, 13 people have died since February 1st.
It’s no secret child care is expensive in Minnesota. Â The average center based day care costs $11,000 a year.
Many factors can lead authorities to remove children from their homes such as drugs, alcohol and mental illnesses.
The Duluth Port Authority handles, on average, 38 million short tons of cargo a year and soon the port will be inter-modal.
The Board of Commissioners for the Duluth Seaway Port Authority has approved a purchase agreement with XIK Corporation, of a 35-acre dock in the Duluth Industrial Waterfront zoning district.
The City of Duluth joined six criminal justice agencies in the announcement of a new domestic violence policy.
The man who authorities say intentionally ran over a woman in a Superior alley made his first court appearance Tuesday afternoon.
A local brother and sister are receiving national attention for inventing a life-saving tool in Duluth.
It’s National Chocolate Cake Day and some may say this day is better than Christmas morning.
The U.S Coast Guard is continuing to urge the public to use extreme caution when out on all area lakes.
Following controversial killings of unarmed citizens by police, the question rises on how officers can fight crime without sparking controversy.
More than 1,700 flights were cancelled Monday morning on the east coast.
The city of Duluth is asking lawmakers to extend a specially approved tourism tax district in the western part of town to also include the struggling Lincoln Park neighborhood.
Thursday marked the anniversary of the 1973 Supreme Court decision in Roe vs. Wade, which says women can have a legal abortion.
A Debt Management Plan was set up through Lutheran Social Services to encourage clients to achieve their goals in being debt free.
St. Luke’s is expanding in a $22.5 million way, and hospital officials said Tuesday that construction is going as planned.
In the winter, snow bunnies like to hit the slopes as often as they can — not only for joy rides but for competitions and challenges.
Right now, students within the Lake Superior School District only hit the books four days a week. But the Minnesota Department of Education wants the district back to a five-day calendar.
Duluthians spend a lot of time taking care of and tuning up their outdoor toys like bikes and snowmobiles.
Local kids hit the slopes to compete in a ski and snowboard meet at Mt. Ashwabay Monday.
Shopko is closing 14 stores across the country, including the location in Ashland costing 26 people their jobs.
