DULUTH, Minn.- With the first big snowfall under their belts, Northlanders respond to the week’s Winter storm in the only ways they know how. Categories: News, News – Latest News
LAKE NEBAGAMON, Wis. – A Wisconsin man is known around his small town for his custom creations. They’re vehicles not seen before, because they’re creations Walt Moss has come up with himself. Moss is the owner of Walt Moss Trucking, Inc., but his obsession with going fast started many years ago. “Probably when I was about 12 years old when…
Lake Assault Boats LLC in Superior is looking to hire around 14 people, after signing a multi-million dollar contract with the city of San Antonio Texas.
The Essentia Institute of Rural Health has been working to develop future patient care through clinical trials.
The Fond Du Lac Human services held their Dedication Ceremony today after the 14.7 million dollar expansion of the Center for American Indian Resources Building.
The city of Grand Rapids is getting a multi-use outdoor pavilion for activites ranging from ice hockey, to pickle ball.
Magnetation had closed down its plants, and had been under bankruptcy protection for 19 months, before making the decision to sell the rest of its assets to ERP Iron Ore LLC.
People who have passes to the YMCA in the Duluth area can now use that same pass to go to the YMCA in Douglas County and vice versa.
Bob Rogers has been donating bikes to the local Salvation Army for eight years.
Standing Rock Sioux tribal members, and people from across the country have been protesting the location of the pipeline for months, but now many are celebrating what they call a small victory.
Duluth finally has a Pita Pit in Town.
Trees in Duluth lost branches, tops, and some were even left ripped completely out at the roots, after a heavy rainstorm in July.
People across the Northland are donating blood to help save lives.
After 21 years of Business, a locally owned party store is closing its doors.
Glensheen’s Christmas tours started on Friday, and with close to 2,000 people visiting the historic mansion over the thanksgiving weekend, the opening was successful.
It’s Cyber Monday and people are continuing their holiday shopping.
The snowstorm the Northland experienced earlier this month, didn’t leave enough snow for most of the cross country skiing trails in Duluth.
Communities across the Northland, are inviting people to consider doing their holiday shopping at local stores.
In this week’s Great Outdoors, we take you to Boulder Lake Environmental Learning Center for wreath making.
Duluthians can enjoy the Thanksgiving Burrito through the end of November at Burrito Union.
The Blue Angels will perform at the 2017 Duluth Air Show and stopped in town for a pre-show visit
A snowy white birthday wasn’t what Racheal Jenks, a resident of Grand Rapids Minnesota, wanted, but the first snow storm of the season is what she got.
An overdose antidote called a “miracle drug,” Naloxone has saved countless lives this year alone in the Northland but many continue to die from addiction to opioids.
Northlanders are raising awareness for World Pancreatic Cancer Day.
Northlanders had the chance to have Lunch with the History People.
Gas Prices have made it below the dollar ninety per gallon range in the Northland, in time for the holiday season.
Thanksgiving is only a week away, and it’ll be no time before Christmas is upon us. Many people plan on shopping local for holiday gifts, and small businesses in the Northland are ready.
St. Louis County First Responders are now carrying a drug that saves people from fatal opioid overdoses, giving them a second chance at life.
Thanksgiving Day is just a week away, but that didn’t stop Northlanders from flocking to Marine General in Duluth for lunch on Wednesday.
Distracted driving has made headlines in recent years as a leading cause of traffic accidents and traffic deaths.
Hundreds of people are killed each year in crashes on Minnesota roadways. That’s why experts are looking for solutions to bring this number down at a special conference in Duluth this week.
There are millions of refugees fleeing persecution all across the world, many of them from Syria, Afghanistan, or Somalia.
Duluth Dylan fans celebrate the artist’s contributions to film.
Jonathan Marchiori is the newest member of the Superior Police Department after being sworn in today.
Conference brings forth discussion on mental health care being provided by primary care providers
The moon will appear its largest since 1948. It’s expected to look 14% bigger and 30% brighter.
This record-breaking warmth has many Northlanders talking, especially those who love the winter sports.
With Veterans Day at the end of this week, one group at the University of Wisconsin-Superior is kicking off the week in a unique way.
Thanksgiving is coming up very quickly. And for those that want a fresh turkey for the holiday, one meat shop says get your order in now.
Local Eateries are joining forces to invite people to Eat Downtown.
A truck load of household garbage was dumped in Lincoln Park, but this isn’t an isolated incident.
Many bags of candy will be collected by kids in the Northland Monday night, but what happens once all the sugar is eaten up in a matter of days?
Duluth Police are now able to save even more lives with the overdose reversal drug Narcan.
A cult leader in Minnesota who sexually assaulted and raped underage girls, is sentenced to prison. Victor Barnard operated a religious cult for more than a decade, and had faithful followers who gave him their love, trust, admiration, and even their children.
As leaves continue to fall from the trees, Northlanders are getting more help to get rid of the bags and bags of yard waste that are piling up.
The Grand Rapids Airport could become home to an aircraft parts company, ACC Manufacturing, a daughter company of One Aviation, after the IRRRB agreed to support the business in the form of a one and a half million dollar loan.
The Red Brick Cafe in Barronett has become a hometown staple of Northwestern Wisconsin.
The Superior and Douglas County Chamber Restaurant Week kicks off on Sunday.
The rotary club of Duluth 25 is celebrating the 31st annual Rotary rose Day.
The College of St. Scholastica is welcoming homecoming this weekend, and students are excited for the activities to come.
