One Ace Hardware in Duluth says that they have been selling supplies rapidly because of the storm.
Western Lake Superior Sanitary District (WLSSD) urges residents to utilize food waste drop sites for prompt disposal of spoiled contents from refrigerators and freezers during this extended power outage.
Itasca County authorities have charged 35-year-old Joseph Christen Thoresen,of Grand Rapids, with the murder of David Haiman, 20, of Hibbing.
The Superior City Council voted not to renew Roger “The Iceman” Hanson’s contract for a third year.
The Memorial Day weekend is fast approaching and AAA projects more than 38 million Americans will travel this weekend. That’s the second highest Memorial Day travel volume on record.
The Duluth Flower Farm received some damage from the storm.
Today, the Lake Superior Community Health Center in Duluth offered a special event to help area women.
Ten students from Northern Lights high school have received what is called the Global Learners Grant which is allowing them to go on a trip to Seattle.
The Crayola company is best known for making crayons but is now on a nationwide tour surprising young kids who have disabilities.
With the wildfires blazing near Hoyt Lakes, many people want to know how they can be safe and protected from fires.
Demolition Day kicked off the start of three massive renovation projects estimated at roughly $3 million.
The Duluth council is debating vacation rental homes and how best to regulate them.
Big cats were at the Wildcat Sanctuary to receive dental care from the Peter Emily International Dental Foundation.
The fourth annual Bowling for Breast Cancer Fundraiser was held at Landmark Lanes in Superior today.
The Northwest Tobacco Free Coalition hosted a community baby shower for residents of Douglas County.
Many went out with hopes of reeling in a big one today in the Wisconsin Fishing Opener.
The St. Louis County Emergency Dispatch responded to a call of a house fire in the 2700 block of South Admiral road.
The annual Arrowhead youth games were held Thursday.
There is a new $13.5 million weigh station facility on highway two and 53 in Douglas County.
The city of Duluth is appealing a decision by the Bureau of Indian Affairs to put the Carter Hotel property in trust.
Duluth native, Mike Tusken, is the city’s new Police Chief.
Construction on a waterfront resort in Duluth is nearing completion, but the developers are under facing a crunch time to do so.
The third annual Veterans Expo was held Tuesday in Superior to assist area veterans and their families.
Students in Superior are making their college campus a little greener.
Superior high school’s annual grad party has been saved for this year.
With warmer air moving into the Northland, city officials are working to repair multiple parks.
The Congdon Park 5th grade group called “Seven Mysterious Unicorns” took 2nd place at the regional and state competitions in the fine arts “Get A Clue” category.
It’s Hug a Plumber day and people across the nation are celebrating the unique holiday in different ways.
The Milk House in Gary new Duluth is celebrating its first birthday.
It was the 9th annual father daughter ball in Cloquet.
There was an adoption fundraiser today at the Bayside Baptist church in Superior.
The City of Duluth organized a beach sweep today and more than 50 people came out and volunteered.
A press conference was held for U.S. Congressman Rick Nolan today.
The Boys and Girls club of the Northland hosted the seventh annual gala at the Greysolon ballroom.
Lester park golf course opened up today, and many golfers were already teeing off. the course features 27 holes, with many of them overlooking Lake Superior.
The Women Circling Women group along with Little Neetchers presented the 19th bi–annual birth and baby fair.
Children and adults were able to explore different types of science at an annual Science Family Night event.
Those hoping to find work had just the place to go today because the 7th annual Northland Job Fair was held at the DECC.
Those visiting the Duluth Public Library today got a fun history lesson.
The city of Duluth invites residents to dispose of excess sand or salt from sidewalks at one of their road sand collection sites set up around the city.
The 6th Street Meat Market in Ashland uses locally raised hog in their products.
School board and city council members came out to endorse Erik Simonson for the Minnesota state senate today.
University of Wisconsin-Superior student musicians partnered with Superior Community Youth Choir for a concert.
Today St. Scholastica students held an event themed “United We Stand.”
The annual Chum Food Drive took place at the Whole Foods co-op today.
It is Music in our Schools month and today hundreds of children celebrated the holiday with music.
Many lawn care facilities are preparing to be very busy as the weather finally heats up.
For 30 days, some University of Minnesota Duluth students were challenged to create and run their own business.
A Junior at UMD got money and prizes for being the 6,500,000 passenger on the Duluth transit system.
Animal Allies Humane Society is offering no-fee cat adoptions to any adopter that is 60-years-old or older.
