Landlords and tenants in Duluth had the chance to learn the rules and explore services available to them on Tuesday at the Coppertop Church.
In this week’s Great Outdoors we head out on an adventure with a group that’s aiming to teach kids to appreciate outdoor fun.
A church-based group called The Brick worked alongside the Red Cross Tuesday to provide relief to flood victims.
Representatives from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development taught the session.
The Civilian Review Board, Police and Fire Departments were all in attendance.
Red Cross workers are set up to try to meet the immediate essential needs of flood victims in that region.
The following information comes from a release from the Ashland County Sheriff’s Office following the week long efforts thus far to repair severe damages from the July 11th flooding.
Phase one for the new Gary New Duluth Recreation Center is starting up, and officials involved with the project are looking to fundraise for future expenses.
In February 2015, a Lincoln Park Middle School student, Tristian Seehus, took his own life after peers relentlessly bullied him.
In the early Tuesday morning hours, Hermantown Officers were requested to assist the St. Louis County Sheriff’s Department in locating a vehicle leaving the area of Munger Shaw Road traveling south on Hwy 53 towards Pike Lake.
On July 18, Itasca County Attorney, John J. Muhar reports a complain was filed in Itasca County District Court charging Joeseph Greniger, 20, of Grand Rapids, with one Count of felony First Degree Witness Tampering.
Imagine an old church, constructed in the 1920s, with historical paintings and architecture just waiting to be restored once again.
Late Summer in to Fall is Wild Ricing Season, but after the flood, tribal members of the bad river band are concerned if there will be a season this year.
Dianna Bressette had been helping with traffic control the morning after the storm, when she was alerted that her home might be in danger.
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation received notice today that $2.5 million in emergency federal funding to assist in the repair of roadways damaged during heavy rains last week.
David Smithson, 27, of Duluth pleaded guilty to criminal vehicular homicide, Monday for driving under the influence of a controlled substance when his vehicle struck and killed Brian Respler on December 19.
A bold plan from Cliffs to take over bankrupt Essar Steel project to create hundreds of new mining jobs on the Iron Range.
The Duluth Woman’s Club is reaching a milestone this week.
Bayfront Park in Duluth will be full of craft beer this weekend as the All Pints North Brew Fest gets underway.
The Duluth Vet Center hosted a unique event Sunday for veterans, a car show put on completely by veterans.
The Agate Days in Moose Lake is the region’s largest gem and mineral show, and includes not just Agates but also displays of fossils, minerals and jewelry.
The Hermantown Summerfest is wrapping up Saturday.
There is a new camp in town thanks to Fond Du Lac Tribal and Community College and a collection of healthcare industry partners.
The Duluth Kennel Club’s annual dog show brings in a lot of business for local hotels, restaurants, and more.
Local floral shop Saffron and Grey celebrated their fifth anniversary with a block party.
Despite the rain storms that have happened this week, here in Duluth one business is benefiting from the rain fall.
The Minnesota Department of Transportation applied for the U.S. Department of Transportation Fast Lane Grant in hopes of having it help pay for a multi-million dollar reconstruction project on a portion of highway called the Twin Ports Interchange.
One of the tall ship’s trip to Duluth and the United States could be threatened.
The Great Lakes Aquarium opened up a new exhibit that’ll take visitors to the Unsalted Seas.
The Western Lake Superior Sanitary District hosted a free collection event for unwanted or expired medications.
According to the Associated Press, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has started plans for a 400 mile off-road adventure trail that would stretch from the shores of Lake Superior to the North Dakota border.
The City of Duluth is taking advantage of the short construction season to work on some necessary projects that are critical to improving streets and utilities. Residents are likely to experience some inconveniences, but the end product will ensure safe, usable transit systems for all residents and visitors alike.
Coast Guard, federal, state, and local first responders are responding to pollution threats from the flooding in Saxon Harbor, Wisconsin, along the shores of Lake Superior, Wednesday.
For many people across the country, shopping for insurance can be a stressful situation, one that isn’t always easier when done online.
Flooding has hit many families in the Northland and some local businesses have been busy helping cleanup.
Over 150 breeds of dogs will be on display at the Duluth Kennel Club’s annual show. A couple will get married at the show on Saturday.
It has been three days since Hayward received around five inches of rain in a very short time.
The City of Duluth Parks and Recreation is currently in the planning stages of a Gate, Wayfinding, and Trailhead/Orientation Plan.
The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s help in locating a missing person.
Xcel Energy has restored natural gas services to over 200 consumers.
A section of Minnesota Avenue will be closed off to motorists for the Park Point Miler.
The Northland provides great scenery for many activities and this weekend a bike ride is taking riders up the North Shore for a good cause.
The Ashland County Sheriff’s Office has declared a Marengo man dead after finding him in his pickup truck in the Marengo River.
The Minnesota Slip Bridge in Canal Park is now back to full operations after the contractor replaced the cables.
Duluth native wins national cooking competition.
Superior Street took Duluthians back in time Wednesday night.
Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton and Lt. Governor Tina Smith are traveling across the state surveying storm damage.
If people weren’t running to get the deals at the sidewalk sales in downtown Duluth, they shuffled around for a great time and to support a good cause. The event is the signature fundraiser for the scholarship campaign for the Duluth YMCA.
Camps across the Northland are now in full swing, keeping kids active and adventurous throughout the summer months.
Heavy rains caused flooding across the Northland, brought back memories of the flood of 2012.
