Children dressed up in costume for The Superior library’s 6th annual trick or treat event The theme this year was Alice in wonderland, which featured set pieces, props, characters, and of course, plenty of candy.
The community rallied around the owner of an iconic North Shore restaurant closing it’s doors after the owner’s father passed away.
A manufacturing plant in Duluth that’s been vacant for three years now has a potential buyer.
For the needy and homeless in the Twin Ports, access to health care, child care, and other basic services can be very difficult.
Wisconsin First Lady Tonette Walker was in Superior Thursday morning to enjoy a walk in the park.
Minnesota Power is evolving – and has plans to use more solar energy.
Date made famous by Back to the Future 2 commemorated by DeLorean owner in Superior.
It’s getting closer and closer to Election Day, and at this week’s Duluth Forvm, ranked choice voting was once again a hot button topic.
Lake State Credit Union has announced that it will close its location in downtown Duluth, which will leave yet another storefront vacant.
With fall colors blazing, University of Minnesota Duluth is inviting area high schoolers and their families to come visit campus.
A group of middle school students got a first-hand look at how meteorologists gather information.
Duluth’s mayoral candidates met head-to-head at a forum Tuesday morning.
There’s a Facebook page that’s making a splash – especially with the local police.
The new animal shelter in Superior is has a lot of tails wagging.
The Lake Superior Zoo is officially ready for Halloween.
Essentia Health hosted a special conference for healthcare professionals, with a focus on diabetes.
A fundraiser for St. Luke’s Hospital in Duluth means some big deals on jewelry and fashion accessories.
While it’s not quite Christmastime yet, Bentleyville is already prepping for another year in Duluth.
The city of Superior is recognizing the work done to renovate its largest public park.
A new backpack is something any kid can treasure, but a group of Duluth second graders might have just hit the mother lode.
As “Taps” plays on a lone bugle, on a somber morning in Superior, John Kanzer remembers his time serving in the US Navy.
Fire departments in the Twin Ports are hoping for generous donations as people “Fill the Boot.”
Today, when you purchase a blizzard from Dairy Queen, $1 will go to the Children’s Miracle Network.
A train beloved by children worldwide is making yet another stop right here in the Twin Ports.
There’s a new food truck in Duluth, but this one is a little different.
Vehicles that run on propane were on display at a unique auto show at the DECC.
Tuesday volunteers could be seen at six street corners in Duluth, with clipboards in hand, counting people passing by.
There’s no doubt that Duluth is a craft beer town, and many of the breweries started out as folks brewing beer at home.
Northland Party, formerly known as Party America, is opening a new location in Duluth near Hermantown. They decided to party all day during their grand opening celebration.
The meteorologists at the Duluth office of the National Weather Service wanted to let the public in on their world.
The beach at Park Point in Duluth was buzzing with activity Thursday.
Drought conditions across Minnesota and Wisconsin were certainly a cause for a concern earlier this year, but it’s become much better since March.
The Duluth Children’s Museum is offering free summer fun to families of those serving in the U.S. military.
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A clinic for kids with language problems is expanding, to double the number of children they can serve per year.
White fish and trout are important to Lake Superior and in the late 1800s the U.S. Government made a move to ensure their population growth.
Breweries in Duluth have been able to sell 64-ounce growlers to customers on Sundays for a few weeks now, but one brewery hasn’t joined in on the action just yet.
Now that it’s officially the summer, there’s an opportunity to get your younger children outdoors and into nature.
Some early morning storms that rumbled through the Twin Ports ended up being strong enough to cause a little damage.
A portion of Duluth’s Downtown Skywalk is set to close – temporarily – after Grandma’s Marathon.
The historic Glensheen mansion in Duluth is offering history buffs a more adventurous way to take a tour.
June 15 is ‘Ride to Work Day’ – a day for those who ride motorcycles and scooters to get out and cycle to work, and then around town.
Police officers in Duluth are preparing for what it takes to respond to calls with people mental disabilities.
The City of Minneapolis has proposed a new ordinance that could change how business is done at stores where tobacco is sold.
A day at the arcade where every game is free – it sounds like the perfect day if you’re a kid.
The rain Wednesday morning held off for just long enough to see some volunteer gardeners use their free time to help out the City of Duluth.
For some elementary students in Duluth, Tuesday was a good day to have class outside, and spend time in their garden.
Earlier this week, President Barack Obama made cuts to shipments of military equipment to police offices.
The Superior Police Department grew by two new officers Thursday.
