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.
The Minnesota Legislative session begins tomorrow, and area legislators will be making their way down to St. Paul.
Mentor Duluth is a program that’s 75 years strong in the Twin Ports, and it’s revving up for another go at their annual “March Into Mentoring.”
The old Kozy building is considered ta forfeited land and it’s in the control of St. Louis County.
Chelsea Clinton’s Birthday was Saturday, so The Exchange Bakery in Duluth delivered a birthday cake.
The former First Daughter addressed her mother’s policies in Duluth Monday, and between the political banter, she shamelessly sought out parenting advice from the audience.
Tobacco is the number one killer of people with mental illness.
Essentia Health St. Mary’s Medical Center has just been awarded a grant that will help ensure our health care providers are taken care of.
The Courage Kenny Rehabilitation Institute – Northland proudly hosted the 13th annual Great Lake mono-ski, Nordic, and race camp, at Spirit Mountain.
We live in a diverse world, and students at UMD are celebrating that diversity with a conference on campus.
Delays, delays and more delays. Is Duluth’s NorShor Theatre restoration project ever going to actually happen?
Two Duluth Women are out to help community members fight the winter blues
It may be winter but the Duluth Police Department’s Mounted Patrol already has warmer temps on the brain.
Mayor Emily Larson is pushing for all communities to address transportation issues with surplus.
The Diocese of Superior has been without a bishop for more than a year after their former bishop went to Idaho, today they filled that void.
Part Two Of What A Job : Meet The Lift Bridge Operator
Nestled off First Street in Duluth. You will find an office staffed by the FBI.
A multi-million dollar expansion of The Center for American Indian Resources in Duluth was celebrated.
Families enjoyed a day off for President’s day at the Depot’s Family day.
Kids can still have fun in the cold. Winter Break Camps are being offered at the Hartley Nature Center.
The Lake Superior Zoo has a deal for families with kids on winter break.
The average gas price in Minnesota is a staggering $1.49 per gallon, which is lower than the National Average.
The Valentine spirit was handed out in downtown Duluth on Friday.
Julie Stabe owns the popular Roseman’s Flowers in Duluth. She compares life and love to a red rose both flower and both have thorns. Julie has been working hard filing Valentine orders.
Brighton Beach is a piece of Duluth that merges wildlife with city, but this normally peaceful place turned fatal Tuesday for a local dog owner.
The North Shore of Lake Superior is iconic to Minnesota, but it’s not just the beauty people appreciate.
A car accident left a vehicle upside down on the railroad tracks.
Students at Northwestern High school are learning the ins and outs of working in a business, though a class called Tiger Manufacturing.
The Superbowl is coming up on Sunday, and local businesses are seeing a rise in sales.
The 10th annual Hockey day Minnesota kicks off tomorrow and local organizers are finishing up their last minute preparations
The Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College in Superior is giving students a unique learning experience with aging simulation equipment.
The event was held to celebrate the completion of the 30 million dollar construction project that began in June of 2014
The National Estuarine Research Reserve held their 6th annual St. Louis River Summit at the University of Wisconsin-Superior.
The Duluth school district is facing a deficit of millions of dollars, and is looking to make some changes in the upcoming year to balance the budget.
Duluth’s tourism tax collections topped ten millions dollars this past year.
Community members gathered in the Superior Public Library for an open discourse on topics like systemic racism and poverty issues in Superior.
It’s Ground Hog Day, and we have news from the Lake Superior Zoo that Spring is around the corner
The city of Duluth has officially posted the job openings for the city’s police chief and fire chief.
The Women’s Track and Cross Country team for The University of Minnesota Duluth hosted a blood drive Monday, where they volunteered their time to recruit blood donors.
“The Current” — a radio program on 90.9 FM — launched on Duluth airwaves Monday at 9 a.m.
Iowa is one of the few states that hold caucuses, and though only a small fraction of the country’s population lives and votes there, the Iowa caucuses play a huge role in the nomination process.
The winner of the Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra’s Bridge Sessions contest, Space Carpet Band, recently geared up for their big show.
It might be easy for you to access healthcare, child care, and other basic services.
The University of Wisconsin–Superior has a scholar program named after the memory of Dr. Ronald McNair — an astronaut that was killed on the NASA space shuttle Challenger. The program held an event to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the shuttle accident.
Today is “Holocaust Remembrance Day,” and some elementary students in Superior have used the 71st anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz to learn big lessons about the Second World War.
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders came to Duluth Tuesday to hold a rally, and the place was packed with supporters who wanted to hear him speak.
The West Duluth community took time Thursday to share memories of Melvin Stelton. Police identified Stelton as the victim involved with the fatal pedestrian accident Wednesday night.
A new addition flew into the EMS Conference and Expo Thursday. The Life Link III crew proudly showed off their new helicopter at the DECC.
Duluth Mayor Emily Larson is ready to take a bite out of the mayoral to-do list by hiring Duluth’s next police and fire chiefs, which she formally announced her plan to do so at her first press conference of 2016 Wednesday.
Even in the frigid air the Northland faces in the winter, many runners still choose to hit the road instead of a treadmill. In this week’s Great Outdoors, we look in to the world of winter running.
