Driver Charged in Crash that Killed 3 Students
The driver in a crash that killed three Carleton College students last year is charged with a misdemeanor count of careless driving.
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MN Sexual Assault Legislative Bill
A push to strengthen sexual assault policies at Minnesota colleges is moving through the Legislature.
Raise a Glass for the Gitchee Gumee Brewfest!
Raise your glasses! The Gitchee Gumee Brewfest was a hit Saturday evening. The 18th annual event was sold out.
Celebration of UMD Women’s Hockey
More than 100 people gathered Saturday evening to honor the legacy of the UMD Women’s Hockey program.
Sparking Creativity with LEGOS
Duluth Public Library
Imagination was the focus of an event at the Duluth Public Library Saturday afternoon.
Grass Fire Spreads, Keeps Multiple Fire Crews Busy
Dry conditions helped to spark a grass fire in the Rice Lake and Howard Gnesen townships.
K9 Located Missing 3-Year-Old Boy
A lost 3-year-old boy is safe thanks to Louie a K9 Officer with St. Louis County Sheriff’s Office.
The Latest on Shots Fired at U.S. Capitol
A precautionary lockdown of the U.S. Capitol has been lifted after shots were fired in an apparent suicide.
Arrowhead Home and Builders Show at DECC
If you haven’t checked it out just yet there is still time to do so. The latest in home and garden trends is on display at the DECC.
Mom: Son Accused of Trying Join Terror Group Mentally Ill
The mother of a Wisconsin man accused of trying to join the Islamic State group says he’s a mentally ill loner who often makes boastful comments to try to win acceptance.
Body Found Near Minneapolis Park
The search party looking for missing 10-year-old Barway Collins says they have found the body of a child in North Mississippi Regional Park in Minneapolis
Bird Flu Outbreak Continues to Spread
14 Affected Farms in Minnesota
Authorities have confirmed another bird flu outbreak at a Minnesota turkey farm, raising the state’s total to 14 affected farms.
Phone Apps Help Manage, Treat Depression and Anxiety
Depression and anxiety affect millions of Americans many of whom don’t have access to therapy or don’t seek treatment.
Ashland’s New Waterfront Development Opening Soon
New Waterfront Development Opening Soon in Ashland
Crews are putting the interior finishes on Blue Wave on the Bay on Highway two.
UW Regents OK Out-of-State, Grad Student Tuition Increase
UW Regents Approve Raising Tuition for Out-of-State Students
The University of Wisconsin System regents have approved raising tuition for out-of-state undergraduate and graduate students at most of the system’s four-year schools starting next year.
Weekend Spotlight: April 10-12
TwinPortsNightLife.com
Here’s your Weekend Spotlight with TwinPortsNightLife.com
Veterans Restore Defaced Richard I. Bong Memorial
After someone carelessly vandalized a veteran’s memorial in Poplar, other veterans have come to the rescue.
Get Younger Looking Skin Without Botox
Botox, fillers, and lasers. They all have one thing in common when it comes to treating your skin: they’re expensive.
Dayton Delivers State of the State Address
Gov. Mark Dayton has jokingly described his top priorities for the legislative session as “everything..”
MN DNR Firefighters Need Cooperation from Drone Operators
Drone Operators Asked to Stay at least 5 Miles Away from Wildfires in MN
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources requests that operators of unmanned aircraft (drones) stay at least 5 miles away from wildfires to create a safe environment for firefighting aircraft and crew.
Police: $70K in Bull Semen Stolen from Minnesota Farm
$70K in Bull Semen Stolen from Farm in Minnesota
Police are investigating the theft of about $70,000 worth of bull semen from a farm in southern Minnesota.
Ships Moving After Crews Clear Way Through Lake Superior Ice
Ships are moving again after U.S. and Canadian crews worked to clear the way through ice on eastern Lake Superior.
Ore Trade on Great Lakes Off to Slowest Start in 5 Years
Iron Ore Shipments at Lowest in March Since 2010
Shipments of iron ore on the Great Lakes totaled an anemic 800,000 tons in March, the lowest level for the month since 2010.
UPDATE: Two Hibbing Teens Found Safe
Had Been Missing for Nearly Two Weeks
Two 15-year-old girls from Hibbing have been found safe after they went missing March 29 and 30.
Easter Fire in Duluth Started by Improper Disposal of Smoking Materials
Duluth Fire Started by Improper Disposal of Smoking Materials
The cause of a fire at a 20 unit apartment building in Duluth is accidental, improper disposal of smoking materials.
Standoff Suspect Apprehended in Itasca County
A standoff suspect in Itasca County has been taken into custody.
Walker Signs Bill Allowing Liquor Sampling At Stores
Samples of hard alcohol will soon be offered at liquor and grocery stores in Wisconsin under a bill Gov. Scott Walker has signed into law.
Walker Signs Bill Allowing for Liquor Samples in WI Stores
Liquor Samples Allowed in Stores in Wisconsin
Samples of hard alcohol will soon be offered at liquor and grocery stores in Wisconsin under a bill Gov. Scott Walker has signed into law.
Tsarnaev Found Guilty on 30 Counts for Boston Bombing
Boston Bombing Suspect Found Guilty
A jury has convicted Dzhokhar Tsarnaev of all 30 counts he faced stemming from the 2013 bombing of the Boston Marathon.
Voting Concerns Raised During Lockdown at Superior School
Focus Group Being Created After School Lockdown During Voting
An event Tuesday, April 7th resulted in several buildings within the School District of Superior being placed in what was termed “hold and secure” mode including the Superior Middle School which is also a polling location for the 1st and 3rd city council districts.
Wisconsin Keeps 3-Walleye Limit in Ceded Territory
3-Walleye Limit in Ceded Territory of Northern WI
The Wisconsin Natural Resources Board has voted to maintain a three-walleye daily limit in the Ceded Territory of northern Wisconsin.
MN DNR Imposes Tightest Walleye Restrictions Yet on Mille Lacs
DNR Imposes Tightest Walleye Restrictions Yet on Mille Lacs Lake
Fisheries managers have imposed the tightest restrictions yet for the upcoming season on Mille Lacs Lake, allowing anglers to keep only one walleye instead of two.
Crews Clear Path Through Lake Superior Ice; Ships Stuck
Crews Clear Path for Ships Stuck in Lake Superior Ice
Crews are working to clear a path through ice on eastern Lake Superior that’s left freighters unable to move, including one that had a hole punched in its hull.
April 7th Election Results
Wisconsin Election Results
These are April 7th election results in Wisconsin.
Raise a Glass for National Beer Day!
Raise a glass! It’s National Beer Day and there’s even some history behind it.
A Look at Superior’s Mayoral Race
The polls are closed for Spring 2015’s Election.
Kicking Your Soda Habit
Doctors say the biggest risk to soda drinkers is the excess calories, but even diet sodas can adversely affect your health.
St. Louis River Coined as Most Endangered
St. Louis River on Most Endangered List
The St. Louis River is getting national attention from non-profit, American River, but it’s not positive.
Public Health Week
It’s public health week in St. Louis County – making it a perfect time to learn more about the many services offered to help keep you and your family safe.
Community Gathers to Promote Sexual Assault Awareness
Speak Out Rally at UWS
Community members took a stand Tuesday evening to end sexual violence in the Twin Ports.
WI Governor’s Office Considered Giving Mining Lobbyist DNR Job
Mining Lobbyist Considered for WI DNR Job
Gov. Scott Walker’s staff considered making a lobbyist for a company seeking to dig an iron mine in Wisconsin the state Department of Natural Resources’ deputy secretary.
MN Governor Proposes New Jobs Bill
Governor Dayton Proposes $842 Million Jobs Bill
Governor Mark Dayton Tuesday introduced a Jobs Bill that would invest $842 million in infrastructure projects statewide, creating more than 23,900* Minnesota jobs.
Section of Willard Munger Trail to Close in Duluth
Section of Willard Munger Trail Closing for Expansion Project in Duluth
A short segment of the Willard Munger State Trail is closed temporarily to accommodate expansion and realignment of the Canadian National Railroad, where it crosses under the trail between Duluth and Carlton, according to the Department of Natural Resources.
Burning Restrictions Begin in Northeastern Minnesota
Burning Restrictions Start in Lake, Cook & Northern St. Louis Counties
The Department of Natural Resources will extend burning restrictions to Lake, Cook, and northern St. Louis counties starting Wednesday, April 8.
Authorities Find Body of Snowboarder at Lutsen
Police Find Body of Woman Who Didn't Return After Snowboarding
On the evening of April 5, 2015 the Cook County Sheriff’s Office received a report of an adult female that had not returned home from a day snowboarding.
Dayton Faces Obstacles in Push for Construction Finance Plan
As Minnesota lawmakers return to St. Paul, Gov. Mark Dayton is delivering them a list of public works construction projects that would require state borrowing.
Popular Two Harbors Restaurant Up for Sale
After more than two decades Louise’s Place in Two Harbors is for sale. If you’re interested it’s on the market for $142,000.
High-End Boutique Sells Designer Bags
Knowing Your Neighbor
If you’re looking for an affordable, unique and upscale boutique in Northern Wisconsin you’re in luck.
“Tracks in the Snow” the Minnesota Muslim Experience
On Display at Zeitgeist
The in-depth exhibit gives Minnesota Muslims a voice.
Internet Cat Video Film Festival
It was a “purr”fect evening to join other feline enthusiasts.
