Friday, kids and their families were invited to the DECC to explore the mysteries of pre–historic life. Discover the Dinosaurs brought hands–on exhibits to Duluth for kids to get up close and touch replicas of the extinct reptiles.
What’s been a busy week for the Duluth City Council, wrapped up Friday with a special meeting held to discuss the future of Ranked Choice Voting in the city of Duluth.
The hot weather isn’t stopping the crowds from enjoying the 131st Annual St. Louis County Fair.
A first-of-its-kind project in Eveleth is helping women who deal with mental health issues, chemical dependency and other trauma like physical abuse.
A premier bike festival is back in Duluth! Find out everything you need to know about the event.
At around 10:30 p.m. Friday, authorities sent out a message to the media that 15-year-old Vivian Vanarnhem-Winckler was found safely after going missing for days.
Nearly three dozen applicants are vying for the top job at MNsure, but the health insurance exchange’s interim chief executive isn’t one of them.
While most of the Northland was sweltering under 90-degree temperatures, some businesses were taking advantage of the heatwave.
More than 1,500 people flooded Bayfront Park Thursday for this year’s Grill Wars with KQDS 95.
A special group of people set out for a stroll Thursday afternoon, proving that as we grow older it’s important not give up the things we once loved, however, find new ways to continue carrying out those traditions.
Thursday night, the Carlton County Fair got underway, kicking off a milestone year.
25.5 years to be exact. That’s how long 21-year-old Lydia Barney has been sentenced for murdering her aunt.
Families in Superior had a chance to get up close and personal Thursday with several vehicles from businesses, public safety agencies and even the 148th Fighter Wing.
A Superior business is celebrating the completion of its expansion project.
Families interested in online schools gathered at the Great Lakes Aquarium Thursday to learn more about programs available in Minnesota.
The Minnesota Indian Affairs Council, which represents members from each of Minnesota’s 11 tribes, has signed a resolution to support the establishment of a Tribal Sovereignty Institute at UMD.
Find out all the details of the Art in Bayfront Park event happening this weekend!
The Minneapolis Fire Department reports that the ceiling of a downtown concert venue has partially collapsed, injuring several people.
The Duluth Police Department held its 3rd Annual Kids, Cops & Cars event at Grant Park on Wednesday. The event allows children to explore police cars, pet horses, and meet officers in a safe and friendly environment.
Motorcycle deaths in Minnesota have sky–rocketed this year, with numbers nearing the total number of deaths in 2014.
Wednesday night, a Duluth church went to the dogs for its second–annual Pet Blessing.
The railroad themed event doesn’t exclude other forms of transportation.
The budget for the improvements is around $150,000 and construction should be completed by next summer.
Smiles filled the City of Bayfield Wednesday as a major restoration project on the streets has comes full circle.
Bayfield’s Mayor is hanging up his hat after 20 years on the job.
The current deer population is reportedly affecting forest health in Bayfield County.
Apostle Islands National Lakeshore will hold two town hall meetings in August to discuss proposed recreation fee increases to be implemented in 2016.
A boathouse at Eagle Harbor State Dock in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula that serves as a museum has reopened after getting some upgrades.
A St. Cloud man is accused of driving drunk and without a license when he went through a red light and struck another vehicle, killing a wife and husband from northern Minnesota.
Some Park Point residents are giving it their all to try to save wooded land St. Louis County wants to sell this October. The three acres of bayside property is just off Minnesota Avenue near 17th Street.
Fire departments in the Twin Ports are hoping for generous donations as people “Fill the Boot.”
They loop, swoop and dive as they soar high. In this week’s Great Outdoors we take a look at a hobby that 5 to 95-Year-Old’s can enjoy.
One year ago, the Duluth City Council voted down ranked choice voting. Now, a Twin Cities–based organization is pushing Duluthians to favor this new type of voting, which has led the topic to resurface with the council.
It’s been a project a decade in the making and a local UMD professor has played an integral role.
A new program at The Gymnastics Academy on Arrowhead in Duluth now gives parents of children with Autism an outlet for them to let their kids be themselves and experience new things in a comfortable environment.
It was a hot topic at Monday night’s Duluth City Council meeting, proposed townhomes going up in a neighborhood near UMD’s campus.
A major Calumet project is no longer in the works.
It’s almost time for a big battle!
Thanks to a 7-1 vote by the Duluth City Council, Spirit Mountain will now be able to meet its payroll.
You’ll be seeing Duluth and Superior Firefighters out and about today, collecting money in their boots.
In this week’s Northland Uncovered, we look at the history of the Duluth Rowing Club.
An appeals court has upheld new water quality standards which are aimed at controlling algae in Minnesota’s rivers and streams.
Monday night, a struggling Spirit Mountain reached out to the city of Duluth for financial support to help keep the ski hill afloat.
Arlington Ave. will be shut down between Trinity and Central Entrance for 15 days beginning August 17.
Rain and cloud cover did keep some people away Friday and Saturday, but the park was full for the final day, Sunday.
In this week’s Knowing Your Neighbors, we take you to a place in Duluth that sells a decorative object in every color, shape and size.
Some wild weather blew through Ely this weekend as the flood gates opened.
The first ever Ely marathon is a little more than a month and a half away and people there are getting excited.
The Greater Downtown Council is donating $10,000 to the City of Duluth to fund a study on the feasibility of a permanent bike lane on Michigan St.
The city is planning to turn the lot into a greenhouse and community garden
