MN College System Looks to Ease Transfer Process
Minnesota community college students could one day have an easier time moving to a four-year state school.
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Report: E-cig Use Rising In High Schoolers
Health officials are reacting with alarm to the latest news about just how many young people are lighting up e-cigarettes.
Sale Agreement Reached For Duluth Vacant Schools
Two vacant Duluth schools have been officially sold to a real estate developer, according to district officials.
2015 Law Law Palooza For A Good Cause
The gavel was thrown out of the courtroom Friday night so the St. Louis County Attorney’s Office could play — for a good cause of course.
Death Now Reported In Grand Rapids Crash
Victim Was 87 Years Old
Wednesday’s accident on Highways 2 and 64 in Grand Rapids has turned fatal, according to the Minnesota State Patrol.
Scientists: Isle Royale Gray Wolf Population Drops to 3
Isle Royale Gray Wolf Population Drops to Lowest Since Study Began
Scientists say the number of gray wolves at Isle Royale National Park has dropped to three _ the fewest since biologists began studying the population on the Lake Superior island chain in the 1950s.
Wisconsin-based Company Settles Suit Filed by Eagles Member
Wisconsin-based outdoor apparel retailer Duluth Trading Co. has settled a lawsuit from Eagles founding member Don Henley alleging trademark infringement.
Police Investigate Stabbing At Steve O’Neil Apartments
21-Year-Old Man Arrested in Duluth
A 21-year-old man was behind bars Thursday night after a stabbing at the Steve O’Neil Apartments in Duluth’s Central Hillside.
Duluth Biker Struck By Vehicle, Hospitalized
Duluth police are investigating after a 29-year-old biker was struck by a 35-year-old driver.
Annual Blessing of the Port
Service Held to Celebrate Beginning of Shipping Season
Thursday, the Twin Ports truly kicked off the shipping season as dozens gathered for a ceremony of the port blessing.
Number of Flu-Related Child Deaths in MN Rises to 9
Number of Child Flu Deaths Climbs to 9 in Minnesota
The Minnesota Department of Health has confirmed another child’s death caused by seasonal flu.
MN Senate Defeats Bid to Open Up Sunday Liquor Sales
MN Senate Votes Against Sunday Liquor Sales
Minnesota senators have voted down a plan to allow liquor stores to open on Sundays.
Krug Won’t Seek Send Term on Duluth Council
Duluth City Councilor Won't Run for 2nd Term
Linda Krug, Duluth City Councilor at Large, Thursday announced she will not seek a second term on the Council.
Fresh, Savory Salad for Spring
Cooking Connection: Warm Beet Salad
In this week’s Cooking Connection, William Seay learns how to make a warm beet salad with Lake Avenue Restaurant.
Kestrel Merges with New Mexico Based Company
Kestrel Merges and Forms New Company
ONE Aviation Corporation has been formed to design, develop, and manufacture a family of aircraft, each of which will be a market leader in its category and class.
Senate Serves up Bill with Limited Sunday Liquor Changes
Senate Set to Vote on Sunday Liquor Sales
It’s showdown time again over Sunday booze sales.
Duluth Holds Public Meeting On Parks, Rec.
Duluth is moving forward with its plans for parks and recreation in 2015.
St. Luke’s Reveals Cancer Center Expansion
St. Luke’s Hospital showed off major expansion and enhancements at its cancer center.
Clogged Dryer Vent Causes Duluth Apartment Fire
Fire Displaces 2 at Duluth Apartment Building
At 0721 on Wednesday April 15th, 2015, the Duluth Fire Department responded to a report of a clothing dryer fire.
Organization Honors Duluth’s Mayor
L.I.S.C. Holds Annual Celebration
A community organization that helps build healthy and sustainable communities hosted one of its biggest annual events.
Duluth Police Identify Victim of Fatal Bus Crash
Duluth Police Say Driver in Fatal Bus Crash Had Medical Emergency
Duluth police say a city bus driver suffered a medical emergency before crashing into another bus, killing a passenger.
Authorities Search for Missing Grand Rapids Man
The Itasca County Sheriff’s Office received a report around 11:34 a.m. Wednesday of a missing person from the Arbo area, a township north of the City of Grand Rapids.
Construction Begins on Luxury Apartment Complex
BlueStone Flats Will Have 142 High End Units
Construction has started on a luxury apartment complex in Duluth.
Hundreds of Dogs Sickened by Flu Strain in Midwest
Animal health experts say a canine influenza virus has sickened hundreds of dogs in several Midwestern states, including one in Wisconsin.
New Delhi Has World’s Dirtiest Air
We’re used to images of near-apocalyptic pollution in Beijing. But the world’s worst air can be found some 2,400 miles to the west.
Thousands Attend Local Mining Conference
More than 1,000 people are in Duluth this week for a regional mining conference taking place at the DECC.
Proposed Nordic Center at the Base of Spirit Mtn
There could soon be another place in town to enjoy Nordic Skiing complete with lights and snow making.
“Nerf Wars” Game is Back in Hermantown, Raises Safety Concerns
It’s a game that’s growing in popularity among teens “Nerf Wars”.
New Music Festival at Bayfront this August
Christian Music Festival Coming to Bayfront.
Celebrating Creativity at UWS Campus Day of Celebration
UWS hosted its campus day of celebration Tuesday.
Maple Syrup Cans Lead to Pot Bust in Cook County
Authorities Arrest Man Along Canadian Border After Finding Pot in Maple Syrup Cans
A man from Alberta, Canada has been arrested for trying to smuggle drugs across the United States border near Canada.
Wisconsin Lawmakers Approve Ban on Microbeads
Bill Now Heads to Gov. Walker's Desk
Wisconsin lawmakers have approved a bill that would ban microbeads, the plastic exfoliant in soap, toothpaste and other personal care products.
Father of Crystal, Minn. Boy Charged With 2nd-Degree Murder
Authorities in Minneapolis have charged the father of a 10-year-old boy whose body was found in the Mississippi River with 2nd-degree murder.
Heavy Flames Destroy Rice Lake Township Home
Fire Destroys Home on Fairview Road
Heavy flames have destroyed a home in Rice Lake Township.
Authorities Investigate Morning Bus Crash
Duluth Police Investigate Crash Scene
The Duluth Police Department is asking the public’s assistance in taking alternative routes due to a traffic accident on Superior Street from 4th Avenue West to 5th Avenue West.
22nd Annual ‘Empty Bowl’ Preview Event
The 22nd annual Empty Bowl preview event kicked off at the Depot Monday night.People got their first pick of the hundreds of home-made decorated bowls.
City Of Duluth Golf Courses Fully Open
Duluth’s city owned golf courses at Enger and Lester parks are now fully open with deals.
Duluth Councilors Move To Tighten Medical Pot Restrictions
Distance From Homes Moves To 1,500 Feet
Duluth city councilors voted Monday to change the distance between your neighborhood and a possible medical marijuana facility.
Doctors: Fresh Air Helps You Sleep
The brisk spring air floating through your bedroom window could be just what you need to get a good night’s rest.
Shops at BlueStone Welcomes Three New Businesses
The Shops at BlueStone is welcoming the opening of three new businesses.
Work Begins to Put Up New Sprint Tower in Chester Bowl
New Sprint Tower Goes Up in Duluth's Chester Bowl
The City of Duluth is informing the public about an upcoming project involving the replacement of a Sprint telecommunications pole with a new permanent mono-pine tower in Chester Bowl Park on the upper hillside.
MN Law Enforcement Agencies Target Distracted Drivers This Week
MN State Patrol Cracks Down on Distracted Drivers
The Minnesota State Patrol and more than 300 law enforcement agencies across the state are making a concerted effort this week to crack down on distracted drivers.
First Saltie of the Season Sails into Twin Ports
First Saltie of 2015 Arrives in Duluth Harbor
Duluth’s shipping season is in full swing.
Police Arrest Father of Minnesota Boy, 10, Found in River
Father of Boy Pulled from Mississippi River Arrested
Police have arrested the father of a 10-year-old boy whose body was found in the Mississippi River over the weekend.
WI Lawmaker Seeks to Legalize Marijuana
Bill Introduced to Legalize Marijuana in WI
A Wisconsin lawmaker says the state should legalize marijuana to reduce crime and improve the state’s economy.
St. Louis County Commissioner Won’t Run for Mayor
Dahlberg Won't Run for Duluth Mayor
St. Louis County Commissioner Chris Dahlberg, who has been encouraged by many Duluthians during the past few months to run for mayor in November, has decided against doing so.
Under Bill, 84-Year-Old from Two Harbors Could Get Another Shot at a Deer
Bill Could Give 84-Year-Old Two Harbors Man Another Shot at a Deer
An 84-year-old hunter who asked Minnesota lawmakers for help bagging another deer may get his wish.
Update: Missing Crystal Boy Found in River
A body found in the Mississippi River over the weekend has been identified as that of a 10-year-old Crystal boy who has been missing for nearly a month.
WI DNR Disciplined 20 Workers in 2014
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources records allege that some employees last year sexually harassed co-workers, ran a sex product business on state time, tried to use their position to avoid a traffic citation and posted insulting remarks about the public online.
