One man is dead and several injured after a DTA crash early Tuesday morning in Downtown Duluth. The fatality and injuries happened after 2 city buses collided into each other.
City Leaders stop by Fox Sunrise to talk about the St. Louis River Corridor initiative.
“This is a good opportunity for us to be right on a four lane Highway 53,” Solon Springs Mercantile co-owner Meg Thoreson said.
The City of Duluth is informing the public about an upcoming project involving the replacement of a Sprint telecommunications pole with a new permanent mono-pine tower in Chester Bowl Park on the upper hillside.
Monday marks the beginning of severe weather awareness week in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Monday, the City of Duluth honored nearly 3,000 volunteers for being engaged in the community.
The Duluth Natural Medicine and Chiropractic Building is now accepting appointments for laser treatments.
The hustle and bustle at the Holiday Center in Downtown Duluth will soon pick up as they welcome the addition of two restaurants.
A Hillside resident has announced their candidacy for a Duluth City Council seat.
A local nonprofit celebrated a milestone this weekend.
A tiny home has been on display at the Arrowhead Home and Builders show all week, and now a lucky winner is getting to keep it while helping a local organization.
Hectic and surreal are just a few words Applewood Knoll residents are using to describe what it’s been like since the 20 unit complex went up in flames.
A body found in the Mississippi River over the weekend has been identified as that of a 10-year-old Crystal boy who has been missing for nearly a month.
Raise your glasses! The Gitchee Gumee Brewfest was a hit Saturday evening. The 18th annual event was sold out.
More than 100 people gathered Saturday evening to honor the legacy of the UMD Women’s Hockey program.
Spring rolls and chicken curry were just a few dishes bringing community members together.
Imagination was the focus of an event at the Duluth Public Library Saturday afternoon.
One of the biggest races in the Northland kicked off today.
More than 100 kids learned about what to do if they’re ever in an uncomfortable situation with a stranger or someone they know.
A benefit was held at Strikers Bar in Superior to help raise money for the nearly 50 people left without a place to call home after a fire spread throughout Applewood Knoll Apartments.
Dry conditions helped to spark a grass fire in the Rice Lake and Howard Gnesen townships.
A lost 3-year-old boy is safe thanks to Louie a K9 Officer with St. Louis County Sheriff’s Office.
If you haven’t checked it out just yet there is still time to do so. The latest in home and garden trends is on display at the DECC.
Immediately following the Easter fire, one of the most notable things The Red Cross stated was how many children were affected by the fire.
Twin Ports residents were given the opportunity Friday to bring unwanted medications for a safe and legal disposal.
Crews are putting the interior finishes on Blue Wave on the Bay on Highway two.
At least 100 people celebrated the city’s renewed commitment to protect residents and property.
The sun is shining and the ice is off the lake which means Sky Harbor Airport on Park Point is on the verge of welcoming Sea Planes in for the summer.
People living on Park Point are asking the City of Duluth for a dog park in the area.
Our first stretch of mild March weather has prompted some golf courses to open ahead of schedule.
Spring has sprung but that doesn’t come without allergies. This year, Doctors say a “pollen vortex” may have some of us reaching for the tissues more often.
Students at Woodland Hills are working on a project in hopes of gaining peace.
The city of Cloquet is one of the few places lucky enough to have a river running through town. But, right now, it doesn’t give people who live there the feeling of a “river town.”
Pat and Roy Line are quite the pair.
The Great Lakes Aquarium is seeking a hefty donation from the city to help complete a new exhibit.
Expansion of the South Shore Brewery in Washburn is close to completion.
Washburn city officials are in the early stages of redeveloping the 30 acres of land along the Chequamegon Bay.
Wednesday, the Hermantown community broke ground with their shovels as they celebrated the start of construction at their schools.
As tougher questions and larger problems are now beginning to consume the minds of the victims, the community is coming together to make the days following this disaster a bit more manageable for the victims.
The DECC in Duluth has officially been taken over by hundreds of enthusiastic exhibitors displaying the latest home, garden and yard trends.
Construction crews are working hard to finish the surgical expansion at St. Luke’s but some things have hindered the completion.
The Minnesota DNR is warning Northlanders about an outbreak of distemper.
The water levels on Lake Superior are close to the long term average.
A free card can get you perks and lots of savings in downtown Duluth.
A new project is complete in Superior offering seniors a state of the art facility and more options.
Now might be a good time to whip out those resumes and cover letters!
Superior has decided to keep their mayor.
Raise a glass! It’s National Beer Day and there’s even some history behind it.
The polls are closed for Spring 2015’s Election.
The St. Louis River is getting national attention from non-profit, American River, but it’s not positive.
