Superior Honors Famous 1800s Photographer
March 6 Declared David F. Barry Day
Superior Mayor Bruce Hagen declared Friday David F. Barry Day.
Author: Julia Russell
Duluth Spends Big Bucks on Filling Potholes
Council Approves $234K on 5,000 lbs. of Hot Mix
Duluth roads are about to get a mini-makeover.
Duluth History Washes into Lake Superior
Ice Buildup, Age Blamed for 'The Cribs' Disappearance
If you’ve been on the Lakewalk in the past week, you’ll notice a big piece of history might look a little different.
Friends Mourn 13-Year-Old Duluth Suicide Victim
Lincoln Park Middle School student Tristan Seehus, 13, was being mourned Tuesday after bullies are believed to have forced him to end his life.
Fitger’s Brewhouse Burgers Bring Home Top Honor
Locally Grown Burger Named Top 12 in Minnesota
Fitger’s is adding another title to its long list of awards, but this time it’s not for craft beer.
Top Twin Ports Stops for Last Minute Valentine’s Day Gifts
Romance Keeps Businesses Busy
The clock is ticking to Valentine’s Day, and for last minute shoppers the most romantic day of the year might also be the most stressful.
Duluth Schools Escape Budget Cuts For 2015
District Officials: Budget is Sustainable
There is good news for Duluth Public Schools. The preliminary budget shows officials will not have to make any significant cuts for the 2015/2016 school year.
DNR Asks for Hunters’ Input on Deer Population
78% of Hunters Report Low Deer Count
While most outdoor lovers are deep into ice fishing season, the Minnesota DNR is already looking ahead to the deer hunting opener.
Grant Aims to Grow Ojibwe Language Speakers
$46,000 Granted to Create Online Instructional Videos
Thanks to a $46,000 grant, Ojibwe elders, experts and teachers will create 12-15 online videos to help Ojibwe immersion teachers across the country.
Snowmobilers Ride in 16th Annual Blizzard Tour to Cure ALS
ALS Association Hopes to Raise $830,000
Big name players with the Minnesota Twins and 200 snowmobilers are revving up their sleds in Proctor to help find a cure for ALS.
UWS Dual-Flush Toilets Cut Water Usage in Half
Energy efficient toilets are making a statement in the restroom at UWS.
New Bill Supports Utilizing Wind, Solar Energy in Minnesota
MN Clean Energy Plan Seeks Northland Support
Every year Minnesota spends $18 billion on non-renewable energy.
Grassroots Approach Helps Victims of Sex Trafficking
A Northland woman is taking a different approach to helping victims of sex trafficking.
Enger Tower Shines Blue for Colon Cancer
Wednesday evening Duluth’s Enger Tower was lit blue to represent National Colon Cancer awareness month.
St. Luke’s Hospital Volunteers Host Jewelry Fundraiser
Money Raised Donated to Hospital Patients
This week at St. Luke’s you add accessories to your collection while donating to a good cause.
Hermantown Sees Fast Development After Recession
Eight Businesses Open on the Same Block Within a Year
The drive north on Highway 53 is looking very different compared to years past.
Duluth Asks for Ideas in West End Sports Corridor
Public Input Needed in Sports Corridor Development
City officials are working on a mini-master plan to connect Wade Stadium, Wheeler Field, and the Heritage Sports Center.
Tribal Leaders Push For Autopsy Law Changes
Instead of mourning their loved ones, last month Native American families were forced to fight for their religious freedoms.
Virginia Surveillance Cameras Still Not Functioning
Weather to Blame in Camera Operating Delay
It’s been a few months since surveillance cameras were installed in downtown Virginia, but they still aren’t up and running.
Vitta Pizza Cooks Wood-fired Pie in 90 Seconds
Talk about quick service; there’s a pizza place owner in Duluth that claims he can cook a whole pizza in 90 seconds.
Two Recovering After Chairlift Fall at Spirit Mountain
Officials: Chairlift Injuries are Extremely Rare
Two people fell off chairlifts this weekend at Spirit Mountain.
Duluth Mayor Gives Final State of the City Address
Ness Looks Back on Past 7 Years, Next 10 Months
A comedic and relaxed Mayor Don Ness took the stage Monday night to talk about plans for the remainder of his time as Duluth’s top leader.
Ice Caves Temporarily Close Due to Winter Storm
With a winter storm on the way, officials with the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore have decided to temporally close the ice caves.
National Park Charging Ice Cave Visitors $5
If you plan to visit the ice caves remember to grab some cash.
Bayfield Businesses Prep for Ice Cave Visitors
Ice Caves Open, Hotels Book up in Hours
The small town of Bayfield is about to get overrun by tourists rolling into town to see the ice caves.
Lake Superior College Hosts Vine and Dine Event
Thursday evening the Northland Country Club was host to the 2nd annual Vine and Dine Gala.
Superior Union Supporters Localize ‘Right to Work’ Protests
Dozens Storm Belknap and Tower to Support Unions
Things are heating up in Superior while union workers protest against Wisconsin’s Right to Work bill.
Minnesota Generates Billions From Art, Culture
Minn. Creative Releases Results of 2 Year Study
A new study shows non-profit art and culture contributes $1.2 billion to the economy.
Students Show Off Impressive History Day Projects
Students at Holy Rosary School in Duluth got to show off their History Day projects Wednesday afternoon.
Organizers Prepare for Art of Local Food Fundraiser
Duluth Community Garden Hosts 4th Annual Event
Duluth Community Garden is gearing up for its biggest fundraiser of the year.
Plans for 9 Story Hotel on Park Point Revived
Developers with Park Pointe Inn Looking for Height Variance Approval
After two years on the back burner, developers are again looking to Park Point for their next big project, but not without major kick back from neighbors.
Proctor Bus Driver’s Bright Idea Sparks Big Donation
Students Get 1,800 Safety Key Chains
A Proctor bus driver with a bright idea is setting a new standard for bus stop safety.
Student Gives Old UMD Lounge a Big Makeover
Ven Den Looks Modern With Vintage Flair
A student lounge at the University of Minnesota Duluth that was due for a much needed makeover has been unveiled.
Duluth Approves $50K for Local Art Plan
Forecast Public Art to Develop Long-term Plan
Monday, Duluth city councilors took a step toward promoting art in public places throughout the city.
Duluth Approves Study on Controversial Lakewalk Extension
Feasibility Study Will Show Cost of Trail Extension
With a 7-2 vote Monday evening, the Duluth City Council decided to move forward with a feasibility study to see if extending the Lakewalk is a good idea.
Hayward Businesses Benefit from Birkie Visitors
Main Street Shops See Boost in Customers
Businesses along Hayward’s Main Street look forward to Birkebeiner visitors all year long as winter is considered the slow season.
Bayfield County Board Imposes Moratorium on Hog Farm
Wednesday evening the Bayfield County Board voted to impose a one year moratorium on a potential hog farm in Eileen.
Winter Tourism Heats up Ely Businesses
Out-of-Towners Discover Winter Sports in the Northwoods
When the lakes freeze over and snow covers the untouched woods in the Boundary Waters, it’s a one of a kind sight that attracts a different kind of tourist to Ely.
Superior Mayoral Race Preliminary Election Results
Hagen and Paine to Compete for Superior Mayor
The polls are closed in Superior and preliminary numbers for this year’s primary mayoral election are in.
‘Superior Days’ Supporters Promote Tax Increase For Roads
.5% Sales Tax Increase Could Produce $5M for Wis. Roads
People in Superior are packing their bags for Madison in hopes of passing a small tax increase that’ll help fix northern Wisconsin roads.
Lawmakers Meet At UWS Over Proposed UW System Cuts
Bewley, Milroy Not Pleased With Walker's Proposal
University of Wisconsin Superior supporters and even lawmakers are banding together to fight against a potential $300 million budget cut to the UW System.
Superior Mayoral Candidates Battle in Radio Debate
Candidates Voice Opinions Days Before Primary Election
Failing infrastructure, the crime rate and better housing were main talking points at Thursday evening’s Superior mayoral candidate debate.
Cloquet Votes on $55 Million School Referendum
Residents Battle Snow Storm to Vote for New Middle School
The snowy weather Tuesday afternoon didn’t stop Cloquet voters from deciding whether to approve a $55 million dollar school referendum.
Technology Changes Communication Among Military Families
Special Series: Dealing with Deployment Part 3
WiFi keeps most military bases overseas up and running, and at the same time, connects soldiers with their loved ones 24 hours a day.
Family of Soldier Reflects on Struggles During Deployment
Special Series: Dealing with Deployment Part 2
“I’m going to Afghanistan” are the words Master Sergeant Josh Fish said to his wife, and two small kids about year ago.
Mother Has Baby, Struggles While Husband is on 10 Month Deployment
Special Series: Dealing With Deployment Part 1
Every night Carissa Frankel is forced to tuck her kids into bed without their daddy because he’s on a ten month deployment.
Bayfield County Residents Protest Against Large Hog Farm Proposal
Demonstrators Worry About Manure Polluting Lake Superior
Lovers of Lake Superior are banding together and saying ‘no’ to a huge hog farm looking to call northern Wisconsin home.
Lakewalk Task Force Recommends Walking-Only Trail Along Shore
Duluth City Council Hears Task Force Presentation
After months of heated conversations, Duluth’s Lakewalk task force has a recommendation on how to extend it.
School Consolidation Could Save Carlton, Wrenshall $1.5 M A Year
Consultant Unveils Results of Consolidation Study
Two small rival schools are faced with a big decision to combine as one.
Superior Mayoral Candidates Face Off in Debate
Five Candidates Answer Community Questions
For the first time this election season, all five candidates for mayor of Superior faced off in a community forum organized by voters.
