Sisters Celebrate 75th Anniversary of McCabe Family Gift
The sisters of St. Scholastica Monastery held an open house celebrating the 75th anniversary of owning the McCabe family home.
Community-imported
3rd Annual Elizabeth Busche Memorial Golf Scramble
Proceeds Help Support Ovarian Cancer Research
Sunday’s nice weather made for a great day to get out on the green and support a good cause.
Break-ins Reported in Duluth’s Lakeside
According to the Duluth Police Department, there have been 51 reported vehicle prowls and 25 reported burglaries in the neighborhood since June.
Local Kids Get Active and Build Relationships
The Salvation Army kicked off their third annual Dunkin’ in Duluth 3 on 3 tournament and free throw contest.
Local Competition Draws in World Class Athletes
“The plan was today was to get the record, go for the record,” said Bart Swings who won the elite men’s category of the NorthShore Inline Marathon.
Superior Business Celebrates 100 Years
A local family business celebrated a milestone Saturday.
31st Annual Chester Bowl Fall Fest
Record Breaking Attendance at Festival
Thousands of people came out to Chester Bowl Park to celebrate community and the changing of the season.
UWS Students Spruce Up Wisconsin Point Beach
International Coastal Cleanup Program
Some UW-Superior students spent the morning at Wisconsin Point Beach cleaning up the beach and completing a beach health assessment.
‘Cruisin for Cancer’ Helps Northland 4-Year-Old
Goal is to Raise $10,000
The third annual Cruise for Cancer was held Saturday. The event kicked off at Kmart in West Duluth.
Kiwanis Family Kite Fly at Bayfront
5,000 Kites Given Away to Kids
Blue bird skies and breezy conditions combined Saturday to provide the perfect opportunity to fly a kite.
Superior Police Give Details into Reported Abduction
Juvenile Female Reported Being Abducted
Superior Police are releasing details into an on-going investigation of a reported abduction last Monday.
SweetWater Girls Ranch to Hold Fundraiser
Crating a Safe Haven from Sex Trafficking
A Grand Rapids organization is working to raise money and create a safe haven from sex trafficking.
Hot Air Balloon Festival Kicks Off in Bayfront Park
Northlanders Experience Tethered Rides, Aviation Throwback
Bayfront Park has been taken over by nearly a dozen, colorful hot air balloons!
Lucky Second Graders Receive New Back Packs
Family Donates 100 Duluth Pack Backpacks
A new backpack is something any kid can treasure, but a group of Duluth second graders might have just hit the mother lode.
Blue Heron’s ‘Science on Deck’ Season Wraps Up
Fifth & Final Session Teaches Guests About Lake Superior's Changing Seasons
Friday, Duluth’s Large Lakes Observatory wrapped up its fifth and final session of ‘Science on Deck.’
Cruisin for Cancer
The third annual Cruisin for Cancer will kick off Saturday.
Speed Taking Over Barker’s Island
Power Boat Championships to Start in Superior
It’s an event that’s the first of its kind in Superior.
Arch Honors Morgan Park High School
Morgan Park School to get Arch in its Honor
A curved structure will soon go up paying homage to Morgan Park High school athletes.
Duluth Police Warn of Officer Impersonation Scam
Phone Scam Involves People Impersonating Officers
The Duluth Police and the Saint Louis County Sheriff’s Department would like the public to be aware of a scam involving phone calls from an individual claiming to be a police officer or Sergeant Bradley from the Saint Louis County Sheriff’s Office.
Duluth Library Foundation Hosts Learning & Libations
4th Annual Learning & Libations
What you should know if you’d like to attend The Duluth Library Foundation’s Learning & Libations.
American Heart Association Honors Stroke Survivor
More than 200 Walkers to Attend Northland Heart Walk
The Northland Heart Walk will honor a stroke survivor at their walk Saturday.
Surge in Visitors to Minnesota State Parks isn’t Letting Up
Recent Additions to Parks Attracts Young Generation
Minnesota state parks officials say a surge in visitors isn’t letting up and they expect the trend to continue as fall colors spread across the state.
‘Light Duluth Teal’ Raises Awareness for Ovarian Cancer
City Bathed in Teal to Recognize, Bring Awareness to Deadly Disease
September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, and starting Friday, Duluth will be bringing awareness to the disease as the aerial lift bridge and Enger Tower will be lit up in teal.
5th Annual Human Development Center Gala
HDC Seeks $75,000 For New Location to Unite 8 Buildings Under One Roof
Duluthians enjoyed a night of dinner, dancing, and fundraising for the Human Development Center.
‘Harvest Fest’ Celebrates Healthy, Local Foods
Duluth Children Learn About Eating Healthy, Harvesting Food
Thursday, families in Duluth’s Hillside neighborhoods celebrated the harvest at Myers–Wilkins Elementary.
Nation’s Largest Inline Marathon Returns to Duluth
Thousands of Skaters, Runners Enjoy A Course With A View
Duluth is getting ready to host thousands this weekend, as skaters and runners from all over the world are coming to town for the nation’s largest inline skating marathon, the NorthShore Inline Marathon.
Hot Air Will Blow Through Bayfront Park
Preparations are underway for the third annual Hot Air Balloon Festival.
Diffusing a Suspicious Package, with Help From 148th?
Authorities Seek Help Closer to Home for Threats
It’s a concern law enforcement officials are bringing to light after a suspicious package showed up at UW-Superior.
Deadline on Duluth Parks and Recreations Grant Apps
Deadline Looms for Parks and Recreations Grant
The deadline is looming to apply for a neighborhood grant in Duluth.
Staff Devotes Workday to Community Service
Duluth Business Shows Support for Community
An area accounting and business firm shut down its office to give back to the community.
Bikes Mean Business for Downtown
Bicyclists Show Support for Duluth Businesses
Two dollars and two wheels are how a new Duluth campaign is hoping to bring more support for protected bike lanes.
Group Urges Duluthians to Adopt New Voting Method
Group Pushes for Ranked Choice Voting in Duluth
With just a 17% voter turnout for Tuesday’s primary election in Duluth, a local group is asking for the city to eliminate its primary and adopt Ranked Choice Voting, where voters can pick more than just one candidate.
Vote to Name Eels at Duluth Aqaurium
Public Asked to Named Newest Additions to Great Lakes Aquarium
The public is invited to participate in choosing names for two new electric eels at Great Lakes Aquarium by taking a new online poll.
Hot Air Balloon Festival Set to Get Underway
3rd Annual Hot Air Balloon Festival
Find out what will be happening at the hot air balloon festival this weekend!
Brainerd Contemplates Placing all Firefighters on Call
The union representing Minnesota firefighters says changes to the fire department in Brainerd could delay response times.
Roofing Project Set to Begin at Damiano Center
Thanks to generous donations, work is set to begin this Saturday on a roofing project at the Damiano Center.
Lake Superior College Marks Major Milestone
LSC's Center for Advanced Aviation Officially Opens
Lake Superior College’s Center for Advanced Aviation is officially hosting classes.
International Wolf Center Seeks Financial Help From State
Minnesota Senate Stops in Ely On First Leg of Bonding Tour
An Iron Range staple is turning to the Minnesota Senate to save it from becoming irrelevant.
Fall Colors Starting to Show in the Northland
Trees are Hinting the Season changing
Some of the trees such as the Basswood and Ash, have started to turn yellow, but the red and orange hues are still yet to come. Jay Cook rangers said the peak season is usually the end of September to the beginning of October.
Superior Replacing Trees
Ash Trees to be Replaced Through Private Donations
Hagen said the Tower Avenue corridor will be a test campaign for the rest of Superior, where around 3,000 trees were removed.
Fitger’s Turns 20
Duluth's Oldest Brewhouse Celebrates Anniversary
Fitger’s Brewhouse is celebrating its 20th Anniversary, this week.
Minnesota Police Asking for Body Camera Reclassification
Police Footage Currently Public Record
Marquardt said the request before the State would allow only individuals captured in body cam footage to access the footage, preventing unwanted intrusion.
Police: Suspicious Package Was Actually Spoiled Meat
A tense afternoon in Superior Wednesday, as authorities respond to a suspicious package on the UW-Superior campus. As of 6:30p.m. on Wednesday evening they are still waiting for the bomb squad to Wausau to arrive.
Hundreds Flock to See Bird Migration at Hawk Ridge
Hawk Festival Happening in Duluth
It’s a plane? Nope it’s a bird.Tourist’s eyes are to the sky at Hawk Ridge as they take part in the annual bird migration
Event in Chisholm Will Offer Free Fun
Iron Range Event Offers Free Family Fun
People of all ages can enjoy crafts, games, concessions, special appearances and safety presentations at this year’s Chisholm Kiwanis Kids Day.
Iron Range Students Explore Technical Fields
Student Explore Technical Fields on the Iron Range
“I haven’t really looked at all of my options yet,” Deer River High School junior Sophie Lindquist said.
Fight for Life, Northland Toddler Receives New Heart
Aria Grams Making Progress
After months of being on a machine to keep her alive a 1-year-old has finally received a life-saving transplant.
SHS Students Evacuated for Bomb Scare at UWS
Superior Students Evacuated for Bomb Threat
Students at Superior High School are in the process of being evacuated due to a bomb threat at UW–Superior.
Fall Color Show Getting Started in Northern Wisconsin
Fall Colors Start Showing in Wisconsin
Wisconsin’s fall color show is beginning in northern regions of the state and forestry specialists expect this year’s red, yellow and russet hues to be spectacular.
Celebration to be Held for Fitger’s Brewhouse Anniversary
Fitger's Brewhouse Celebrates 20 Years
Find out how Fitger’s Brewhouse is celebrating 20 years.
