The Historical Society Celebrates Give to the Max Day
Give to the Max Day Helps Organizations Around the Northland
Today is Give to the Max Day in Minnesota and it is a day started back in 2009 to promote charitable giving in the state.
Author: Chelsee Moe
Essentia Health Tree of Lights Festival Kicks Off
Hoping to raise money for the Virginia Cancer Center
There are only 38 days until Christmas and folks in Virginia, Minnesota are preparing for the holiday already.
Officers Continue to Investigate the Death of Scott Christensen
Parents of Scott Christensen seek answers and closure in their son's death
It’s been more than six weeks since 24–year–old Scott Christensen was found dead in the middle of Highway 100.
New Hotel Begins Construction on Park Point
Park Point Hotel Brings Excitement and Controversy from the Community
A new hotel is being built on Park Point.
UWS Hosts a Cultural Night
Northland Community is Invited to a Cultural Night at UWS
A University of Wisconsin-Superior cultural night is happening this Saturday and the community is invited.
UWS Celebrates Having a Diverse Campus
In the last two years, there has been a 50 percent increase in international students
University of Wisconsin Superior has seen a 50 percent increase in international students over just the last two years.
UMD Hosts Science on Tap Event
UMD Hosts Science on Tap Event at Bent Paddle Brewing Company
An event called Science on Tap was held tonight and it’s the first event of its kind in the Twin Ports.
Downtown Minneapolis hospital to change name
Minnesota hospital to change name
After 42 years, the name of downtown Minneapolis’ major hospital is about to change.
Federal uncertainty clouds Minnesota health care debate
Minnesota health care debate
Minnesota’s health care policy is heading into the abyss as federal and state leaders plot major law changes.
French River Hatchery Closing After Years of Business
The DNR announced the shut down, after the expenses became too much
Tonight, after 40–plus years of production, the French River Hatchery is about to be no more.
The Duluth Art Institute Opens Two New Exhibits
New Art Exhibit Utilizes Local Art
The Duluth Art Institute is opening two new exhibits. One of the exhibits is called Four North which highlights the works of four local women artists and the other is called Arrowhead Regional Biennial.
Many Celebrate Annual Coats for Kids Event
Kids Get New Winter Jackets at Annual Coats for Kids Event
Families in Superior today could go and get coats for their children at the 14th Annual Coats for Kids Event.
Superior Officers Hold an Active Shooter Training Day
Officers Learn Valueable Skills at an Active Shooter Training Day
Today, the Superior Fire Department and Police Department held an active shooter training.
Superior Fire Department Talks About Ways to Prevent House Fires
Fires on the rise, as heating sources are in more frequent use
Firefighters in Superior say that they have noticed an uptick in house fires.
Political Analysts Break Down Election Results
Election Results Surprise the Country
Yesterday’s election made history in many different ways and now, many analysts are breaking down how the vote ended up the way it did.
Local Candidates Hold Election Night Celebration
Republican Candidates Hold Election Night Celebration
Minnesota District 7 Senate Republican candidate Donna Bergstrom held a Republican watch party at G.B. Schneider & Co.
Duluth Kids Learn the Importance of Voting
UMD Students Teach Kids How to Vote
Today, Duluth students had the opportunity to take part in the voting process.
City plans to invest in more trees
Investing More Money in Trees
A new analysis by a nonprofit concludes that cities, including Minneapolis, could see big returns on their investments in planting more trees.
Endangered plant experts collect Minnesota’s orchid species
Endangered plant experts collect Minnesota's orchid species
Endangered plant experts in Minnesota are working to collect the state’s orchids as part of the Smithsonian Institution’s broader effort to bank the genetics of the over 200 orchids in North America before they’re gone.
Ashland Church Rebuilds After Being Burned Down
Ashland Church Rebuilds New 35 Acre Facility
Six crosses are all that remain after a fire burned down Salem Baptist Church in Ashland but today, pastors rejoice at the land where their new church will now be built.
New Ashland Mural Connects People to the Lake Walk
Volunteers Create New Mural
There is a new mural in Ashland located inside the Ed Griffith pedestrian pass.
Hoops Brewing Set to Open in Canal Park
Hoops Brewing Will Offer more than 30 Different Beers
A very well known brewer is now putting his own name on a brand new brew house that is set to be built in Canal Park.
Bentleyville Preparations Continue as Opening Day Nears
Bentleyville Volunteers Bag and Tag Merchandise
Bentleyville starts on November 19th and many people don’t see or realize the work that goes on behind the scenes of the popular light festival.
Hayward Businesses Prepare for the Lure of Lights Festival
This is the 6th year of the event
One of Hayward’s most well known celebrations is now just a few weeks away.
Hayward Remembers Fallen Officer Dan Glaze
Glaze was shot to death Saturday near Ladysmith
Bulldog, father and friend are just a few of the words used to describe fallen officer Dan Glaze.
Jury convicts Minnesota man of killing infant son
Minnesota man kills infant son
A jury has convicted a central Minnesota man of killing his infant son.
2 dead in separate car shootings in north Minneapolis
2 dead in separate car shootings
Minneapolis police say two people are dead after separate shootings on the city’s north side.
Stained Glass Windows Repaired at Sacred Heart
Stained Glass Windows Repaired at Sacred Heart After Crash
New stained glass windows were installed today at Sacred Heart Music Center.
The Duluth Police Department is Seeking Your Opinion
Duluth Police Department Hires Consultant to Help With Planning
The Duluth Police Department hired a consultant earlier this year to help with future planning and goals.
One Person Dead and Two Injured in House Fire
House Fire in Virginia Turns Fatal
One person is dead and two others are injured after an early morning house fire in Virginia.
Many Gather to Celebrate Gary Eckenberg’s Retirement
City Officials Declare Gary Eckenberg Day
Many gathered today to surprise Deputy Administrator Gary Eckenberg for his retirement.
Train Derails and Leaks Dangerous Chemicals in Superior
A Train Derailed and Spilled Chemicals in Superior
A train derailed in a rail yard substation, spilling potentially dangerous chemicals.
Union: About time Minneapolis officers cleared
Minneapolis officers cleared
The head of the Minneapolis police union says it’s about time that two officers were fully cleared in the fatal shooting of a black man last November.
Dayton urges legislators to agree on health care fix
New health care fix
Gov. Mark Dayton says he will call a special session to address rapidly rising costs for people buying health insurance through Minnesota’s state exchange – if legislative leaders can come up with a plan of action.
Purported niece, others seek shares of Prince’s estate
Many seek shares of Prince's estate
A Minnesota judge says he’ll try to rule quickly whether Minnesota law entitles a purported niece, grandniece and nephew of Prince to shares of the late rock superstar’s estate.
Nancy Lee Comes to Duluth to Speak About Her Book
Northland Author Comes to Duluth to Speak About Her Book
A Twin Cities author visited Duluth today to discuss her book on the 1918 Cloquet fires.
Officials Rally for More After School Programs
Students Attended a Rally and Played Games for the Lights on After school Initiative
Millions of kids across the country go unsupervised after school each day. That’s why children, parents and community leaders came together today for a special rally at Lincoln Park Middle School in Duluth.
Local Students Address Bullying in Schools
Students Pledge to End Bullying in Their School
One of every four school aged children will be bullied this year. That is upwards of 13 million students.
Officials Celebrate the Miner’s Warehouse Expansion
Miner's Warehouse Expansion is Expected to Bring in More Business
Miners Incorporated held a ribbon cutting ceremony for its newly expanded distribution center facility.
University of Wisconsin-Superior Professor Talks About the Importance of being Politically Involved
Professor Talks About the Importance of being Politically Involved
Local officials at the University of Wisconsin-Superior are responding to this years presidential campaign.
Local High School Hosts a Bake Sale for Breast Cancer
A Bake Sale for Breast Cancer
Some students at Harbor City High School organized a bake sale to raise money for breast cancer.
UMD Hosts a Entrepreneur Conference
Hundreds Come Out for the UMD Entrepreneur Conference
Today the University of Minnesota-Duluth held its second annual Entrepreneurship Conference.
Bluestone Apartments Possibly Expanding in the Future
Community Meeting Held to Discuss Future Bluestone Apartment Complex
Bluestone apartments is looking to, yet again, expand in Duluth.
Marshall chosen to host 2017 MN Governor’s Pheasant Opener
Governor's Pheasant Opener
The southwestern Minnesota city of Marshall will host the 2017 Minnesota Governor’s Pheasant Hunting Opener.
Ex-therapist sentenced for having sex with juvenile patient
Ex-therapist sentenced
A former contract therapist for a St. Paul juvenile corrections facility has been sentenced to 90 days in jail and 15 years of probation for having sex with a 17-year-old boy under her care.
The 34th Annual Health and Human Service Conference
Annual Health and Human Service Conference Brings Hundreds Together
The 34th Annual Health and Human Service Conference took place at the DECC today.
The American Red Cross Prepares for 100 Year Celebration
The American Red Cross Introduces New App
The American Red Cross will soon celebrate 100 years of serving the community.
Clover Valley School Will be Torn Down
St. Louis County leaders approved plans to demolish the old building
St. Louis County leaders recently approved plans to demolish the Clover Valley School.
National Geographic Ranks Ely One of the Best Adventure Towns
Ely Is Ranked One of the Best Adventure Towns
Recently the National Geographic ranked Ely one of the best adventure towns.
Ely Might Move Its 2.7 Billion-Year-Old Pillow Rock
Conversation About Moving Pillow Rock Creates Controversy
Pillow Rock is a giant rock moved by a glacier and left behind when that glacier melted a very long time ago.
