Comfort Kits Provided to Kids At CHUM
Over 200 Kits Donated
The Leadership Duluth Class of 2016, a group of Duluth area business professionals, partnered with Churches United in Ministry to make comfort kits for kids.
Author: Nathaniel LeCapitaine
The Duluth Community Showers Shawn Burr’s Family With Support
Shawn Burr, was diagnosed with grade three brain cancer at the age of 40. Several days and after this interview Shawn lost his battle with cancer. Saturday a benefit will be held at Mr. D’s Bar And Grill in Duluth.
DECA Send-Off In Two Harbors
Two Harbors High School students received quite the send-off, Thursday. The students are set to leave for their national and international DECA Competition.
Home Show For Property Managers In The Twin Ports
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Celebrating The 24th Annual Joel Labovitz Success Awards
An event celebrating the entrepreneurial endeavors of the Twin Ports happened in Duluth, Wednesday. The 24th Annual Joel Labovitz Entrepreneurial Success Awards luncheon was held at the DECC.
UWS Math Meet-Up
Top area math students got a chance to get competitive, and participate in a math show down at UWS, Wednesday.
UWS Grad Reflects On Career With Doris Roberts
'She Did Every Scene With Her Heart'
The reflection and connection to the late Doris Roberts is strong right here in the Twin Ports.
Students Give Back to Community for ACTion Day
11th Graders Took the ACT
Action Day is a collaboration between the head of the lakes United Way and Duluth Public Schools.
Career Fair Held for 8th Graders
Students Get Hands On Experience
Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College and Superior Middle School hosted a unique career fair.
Candidate Stops In Duluth To Talk About Taxes
District 8 Congressional Candidate, Stewart Mills made a campaign stop in the Twin Ports. Mills spent the day rallying voters about taxes, on London Road in Duluth.
‘Babies Need Boxes’ Helps At-Risk Mothers
The new non-profit called “Babies Need Boxes,” delivered newborn supplies to at-risk mothers this week.
South Shore gets Slammed with Snow
It may be April, but it was not feeling or looking like it along the South Shore Friday, where some areas saw up to a foot of fresh powder.
Hibbing High School Assistant Principal Resigns
Assistant Principal is Currently On Administrative Leave
The Assistant Principal at Hibbing High School who had previously come under fire for accusations of discrimination is resigning.
Iron Rangers Put Their Creative Minds Together
Over 100 People Attended the Event
Over 100 people gathered in Chisholm for the Cool and Creative Get Together to discuss ways to make the Iron Range a better place to live.
April Is Sexual Assault Awareness Month
April is recognized as Sexual Assault Awareness Month. St. Louis County Attorney, Mark Rubin hosted local leaders from around St. Louis County. Rubin encouraged them to come out and acknowledge the movement by addressing issues in Duluth.
The 148th Will Deploy 300 Airmen To South Korea
The 148th will be deploying 300 Airmen and a dozen F-16’s to Osan Airbase in South Korea.
‘Superior Meats’ Prepares For Statewide Competition
The oh-so-popular Superior Meats is entering a big competition this weekend at the Wisconsin Association of Meat Processors Convention.
St. Luke’s Opens New Clinic
Clinic Will Help Patients Living In Pain
St. Luke’s Hospital announced the creation of an Interventional Pain Management clinic.
First Ship Competition Asks You To Guess The First Saltie
Winner Receives Duluth Getaway
Visit Duluth in conjunction with the Duluth Seaway Port Authority, is holding their First Ship contest. The person who predicts when the first ocean going saltie will arrive, will win a big prize, including dinner and a hotel stay, in Duluth.
Duluth Public School Superintendent Chosen As Finalist
Results Predicted To Be Released In April
The Superintendent of Duluth Public schools has been selected as a finalist in the Superintendent search of the Rogers Board of Education.
Hop A Ride In Canal Park
It Could Open As Early As May
A shuttle Service in Canal Park may become a reality Hop-A-Ride is a mom and pop run shuttle company looking to start up in Duluth.
Duluth City Councilors Vote On Trails and Parks
Many Of The Grants Would Come From DNR
There are several proposed parks and trail projects waiting for grants in Duluth
Art Open House Held In Superior
Artists, Writers, and Community Members Attend
Artists, writers, musicians, and art supporters gathered for an Art Open House in Superior.
Local Businesses Prepare For Easter Brunch
Barker's Island Expects Over 1000 People
Barker’s Island in Superior is known for their holiday brunches, and this year, around 1500 people are expected to show up.
Taste At Fitger’s Is Friday
Looking for a delicious discovery? Consider your search over because the 22nd annual Taste At Fitger’s is Friday.
Group Gathers To Discuss future of the Great Lakes
Policy makers and experts from the U.S. and Canada united in discussion Thursday, at the Great Lakes Symposium, to express interest in the future of Great Lake Waterways.
Duluth Announces Major Construction Plans For Roads
Double The Funds To Be Allocated To Projects
Duluth Mayor Emily Larson unveiled some major plans for the maintenance of streets in Duluth.
Shipping Season Kicks Off As First Laker Leaves Duluth
Officials Expect Slow Start To Season
The Edwin H. Gott left around 4 am this morning and is heading toward two harbors to load iron ore pellets. From there the ship will head to the Soo locks to get in a queue for the down bound Lakers.
Lieutenant Governor Visits UMD, Discusses “Jobs Bill”
“Jobs Bill” would include $27.2 million for new chemistry facility at UMD.
National Compulsive Gambling Awareness Month
March is Compulsive Gambling Awareness Month. The National Problem With Gambling Council estimates 6.2 million people have a gambling problem in the U.S.
Runway Tenants Worried About Runway Reconstruction Project
Runway 927 has been in commission for 60 years, and engineers predict there’s only another five years of life left to operate safely. But some businesses along the runway are worried the project will cause serious financial concerns.
Cloquet Home Show
The Cloquet Home Show kicks off at Black Bear Casino this weekend. Attendees have the chance to view and visit with more than 100 vendors events like this create great opportunities for local businesses.
Gordy’s Opens For Business Sunday
It’s all hands on deck at Gordy’s as the burger joint gears up to open this Sunday.
Globetrotter Player Meets Fans At Miller Hill Mall
The Team Is In Duluth For An Event
A player from the Harlem globetrotters made an appearance at Miller Hill Mall.
Fifth Graders Face Off in ‘Friendly Competition’
Kids Look Forward to This Event For Years
When you’re in school every day, it’s always fun to have a day out of the classroom. And why not a day for a little friendly competition?
Trinity Road Closes Due To A Downed Power Line
Hundreds Out Of Power For a Few Hours
Duluth Police responded to a report of a downed powerline across the roadway on Trinity Road.
Northland Schools Have A Snow Day
Dozens of Schools Call the Day Off
With heavy snowfall in some areas, Dozens of schools across the Northland called a Snow day.
Snow Fall, and the Lack There Of, In The Northland
Some Areas Snow, While Others See Rain
Downtown Duluth and Superior saw rainfall throughout the day, but inches of snow fell on other parts of the Northland.
Shoveling Snow Safely
Strenuous Activity Can Cause Back Injuries and Chest Pains
With the snow outside in many parts of the Northland, a lot of people are outside shoveling their driveways and sidewalks.
GO: Bike Preparations
Bikers Get Ready For The Season
With several trails running across the city, Duluth is a popular destination for Mountain Bikers, and now with spring fever setting in, bike shops are getting busier.
Whole Foods Co-Op Opens Second Location
The ribbon was cut at the new Denfeld Whole Foods Co-Op Tuesday, and just like its flagship store, it vows to continue to bring the best healthy options to the city.
Report: MN Homelessness Down First Time In 25 Years
For the first time in 25 years, a survey is showing the overall rate of homelessness in Minnesota has gone down.
Clothing Store In Duluth Celebrates 110th Birthday
Owned By 3 Families Throughout The Years
Ed Barbo’s Columbia clothing is celebrating its 110 year birthday.
Lake Superior Maritime Visitor Center Seeks Volunteers
Spring Cleaning On Wednesday
The Lake Superior Marine Museum Association is hosting its annual spring cleaning day on Wednesday in conjunction with the Lake Superior Maritime Visitor Center.
Superior School District Referendum Vote in April
Tax Payers Will Vote on 92.5 Million Dollar Plan
The Superior School District is hoping to get upgrades on all 8 of their school buildings.
Drier Weather Means Potential Grass Fires
Outdoor Fires Are a Popular Part of Life In The Northland
Burning Permits are not required for outdoor fireplaces, but must be obtained for bonfires and other outdoor burning.
Home Show In Hibbing on Saturday
Around 3,000 People Expected To Attend
Homeowners will get the chance to network with contractors and businesses at Perrella and Associates 12th annual Home Show this Saturday in Hibbing.
Chisholm City Hall Receives Grant
Grant To Be Used For Building Upgrades
The Chisholm City Hall is getting some big upgrades, and it’s benefiting not only the city, but also the community of Chisholm.
KYN: Adventure Zone
Adventure Zone has been in Duluth’s Canal Park for the last five years. Owned by Grandma’s Restaurant and Company, it has become one of the largest arcades in the state. The arcade has many different adventures to choose from, laser tag, bounce houses, batting cages, and even a virtual sports simulator.
Minnesota Legislative Session Starts Tuesday
Steam Plant Conversion Duluth's Highest Priority
The Minnesota Legislative session begins tomorrow, and area legislators will be making their way down to St. Paul.
