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Enrollment Continues to Rise in Aviation Programs at Lake Superior College

Lake Superior College to Host Aviation Career Night

February 21, 2017

Natalie Froistad,

DULUTH, Minn. – The city of Duluth is a large aviation hub. With an international airport and several independent aviation companies, there are several jobs available for Northlanders who would like to work in aviation. Dan Traska, Director of the Center for Advanced Aviation, stopped by FOX 21 to talk about the career opportunities within the aviation industry. Lake Superior…

Sticky Bun Fun With Lake Superior Bakehouse

On Tuesday, February 21, We Celebrate National Sticky Buns Day!

February 21, 2017

Brett Scott,

DULUTH, Minn. – There’s a lot to celebrate in the bakery world on Tuesday, February 21, 2017! The staff at Lake Superior Bakehouse stopped by the FOX 21 Tuesday morning with a few special treats to help celebrate. They say their fresh, homemade sticky buns are a top seller at the bakehouse, located at 102 West Superior Street in Duluth. National…

Rain, Warm Temperatures Lead to Change In Plans for Birkie Events

Officials say they will have a plan of action for race events by Wednesday

February 20, 2017

Matt Van Winkle,

HAYWARD, Wisc. – The mix of rain and warm temperatures across the Northland are leading to some big changes for the American Birkebiner events this week. Race officials are keeping a close eye on the sky and monitoring conditions on the course. Most years, fans of the American Birkibiner are used to seeing thousands of cross country skiers flying down…

Abraham Lincoln at the Depot for President’s Day

One Man Show About Lincoln Plus Other Re-Enactments Presented in Museum

February 20, 2017

Andrew Kirov,

DULUTH, Minn. – President Abraham Lincoln, or an actor playing our sixteenth president, presented his one-man show today as part of the President’s Day celebration at the Depot. The play depicts what may have been going through Lincoln’s mind in the moments before he was shot in Ford’s Theatre until his death. The actor playing Lincoln thinks the former president’s story…

Minnesota Grocery Bagging Champion Competes at Nationals

Sandstone Native Finishes Just Outside of Top Five at National Competition

February 20, 2017

Andrew Kirov,

LAS VEGAS, NV. – Two weeks ago, we told you about Minnesota grocery bagging champion Seth Allen as he was preparing to compete in the national competition in Las Vegas. The competition is now over, and the Sandstone native fared well, finishing just outside the top five baggers, and narrowly missing out on winning a cash prize and competing in…

Interest in Open Carry Up After Recent Events

But Minnesota and Wisconsin Have Slightly Different Requirements

February 20, 2017

Lena Takada,

DULUTH, Minn.- Some Gun advocates believe having your own weapon is the best way to protect yourself from violent crimes. But in the state of Minnesota, a permit is required to carry a gun, whether open or concealed. Obtaining a concealed carry permit requires attending 5 to 7 hours of class learning about gun laws, training at a shooting range,…

Warm Temperatures Means Grilling in February

Local Meat Shops Saw Increase in Sales After Warm Week

February 20, 2017

Lena Takada,

SUPERIOR, Wis.- The Northland saw temperatures 10 to 20 degrees higher than average last week. And Meat lovers took advantage. Deanna Reder, a meat handler at Superior Meats says sales spiked, as Northlanders fired up their grills to enjoy delicious food and time outside. Some of the best sellers included beef patties, and smoked sausages. “You get to be outside,…

Abraham Lincoln, Civil War Reenactors Perform for President’s Day

Coffee Conversation: President's Day at Duluth Depot

February 20, 2017

Natalie Froistad,

DULUTH, Minn. – In celebration of President’s Day, the Duluth Depot is welcoming a famous guest. Abraham Lincoln, played by Fritz Klein, is making an appearance today. Klein will be performing the “Last Full Measure” which chronicles the time between when he was shot and when he died. Additionally, Klein will give “Lincoln Talks” throughout the day. The Lincoln Funeral…

One Year Since Fire That Devastated Gloria Dei Lutheran Church

Members Remembered the Day With a Prayer Service

February 18, 2017

Lena Takada,

DULUTH, Minn.- It’s been exactly One Year since members of Gloria Dei Lutheran Church have been without their original space of worship, and Saturday, those members remembered the fire that devastated their beloved church building, at a prayer service held at Dougherty’s Funeral home. “We think that marking this day is important. We might remember where we were when…

Local Legislators Hold Town Hall

The Venue at the Children's Museum was Packed

February 18, 2017

Lena Takada,

DULUTH, Minn.- More than a hundred people turned out for the town hall with State Senator Erik Simonson, as well as representatives Jennifer Schultz and Liz Olson. Saturday’s listening session was the first since the Minnesota’s legislative period opened in January. “It’s really important for any elected official to make sure that they stay in tune with their constituents, and…

Polar Plunge Benefits Special Olympics

Fox 21 News Team Raised $3,153 for the Cause

February 18, 2017

Lena Takada,

DULUTH, Minn.- The annual Polar Plunge benefiting Special Olympics Minnesota was held Saturday. Despite warmer temperatures, plungers were still quick to get out of the icy water. The Fox 21 crew took the plunge again this year. Our team raised a total of $3153. Thank you to everyone who donated. Categories: Community, News, News – Latest News

Science and Engineering Night at UMD

Event Ran in Conjunction with Men's and Women's Basketball Games

February 18, 2017

Greg Chandler,

DULUTH, Minn. – Fans at the University of Minnesota Duluth’s Romano Gymnasium Saturday were treated to more than basketball. UMD’s Swenson School of Science and Engineering took over Romano’s lobby for an evening of fun and demonstrations. The event helped recognize how similar demands are on engineering students and student-athletes. Organizers say they were most encouraged by how many chidren…

Man Critical After Snowmobile Accident

The Crash Happened on Fish Lake

February 18, 2017

Greg Chandler,

DULUTH, Minn. – A Duluth man is fighting for his life after a snowmobile accident Saturday afternoon. The crash happened on Fish Lake in Duluth. A 22 year old Duluth man was flown to Essentia Health where he is listed in critical condition. According to investigators, alcohol and speed were factors in the crash. Authorities haven’t released the victim’s identity….

Man Hospitalized After Snowmobile Accident

Crash Happened Friday on Heikkila Lake

February 18, 2017

Greg Chandler,

EVELETH, Minn. – A 20 year old man is in the hospital after a snowmobile accident Friday night. The crash happened on Heikkila Lake, south of Eveleth. The victim was flown unconscious to Essentia Health in Duluth. The extent of his injuries aren’t known and authorities are waiting to identify him until the family is notified. Investigators say speed, alcohol,…

Junior Adam Trapp Tallies 1,000th Point in Eskomo Win

Esko Defeats Two Harbors 85-45

February 17, 2017

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Categories: Community, Friday Night Frenzy, High School, Sports

Community Leaders Speak Out Against Big Tobacco

Big Tobacco Company Has Focus Group Planned for Duluth

February 17, 2017

William Seay,

DULUTH, Minn. – It’s an email that Duluth Mayor Emily Larson was quoted as saying was “Shady to begin with,” and Community Action Duluth said was “unprecedented.” A big tobacco company has reportedly been looking to schedule a focus group about “America’s dwindling middle class.” And at a press conference earlier this morning, representatives with the American Lung Association and…

Twin Ports Colleges Renew Cross Registration

Students Can Attend Classes at Any of the Three Colleges

February 17, 2017

Greg Chandler,

DULUTH, Minn. – The Twin Ports’ trio of four–year colleges renewed their bonds of cooperation Friday. Chancellors from the University of Minnesota Duluth, College of St. Scholastica and Univeristy of Wisconsin-Superior renewed a cross registration agreement between the schools. The program allows students to take courses at any of the other campuses, which gives those students students more options when…

Special Olympics Athlete Leads in Plunge Donations

Athlete Brandon Moe has raised over $12,000 to take the plunge for the Special Olympics.

February 17, 2017

Zach Richie,

DULUTH, Minn. – Northlanders are getting ready to brave the cold waters of Lake Superior for the annual Polar Plunge for Special Olympics Minnesota. One of those special athletes is leading the pack when it comes to donations. Brandon Moe is about to take his sixth plunge and this year he has raised over $12,000. His goal was $8,000. Brandon’s…

Black History Month Celebrated at Lincoln Park Elementary

The celebration honored those who have made an impact on the African American community in the Twin Ports.

February 17, 2017

Zach Richie,

Duluth, Minn. – In honor of Black History month, a celebration was held at the Lincoln Park elementary school auditorium. The event honored those who have made an impact on the Twin Ports African American community. The night was full of speakers, singers, and drummers. Everyone was welcome and organizers said teh celebration helped break down barriers and brought people…

Duluth Boat, Sports, Travel and RV Show Continues

There's Plenty to See and Do at the DECC This Weekend

February 17, 2017

KQDS Staff,

Categories: Community, Video

Former Tribal Chairwoman Diver Will Teach at UMD

Karen Diver served in the Obama administration and has returned to the Northland. She will teach an ethics class at UMD'S MTAG program.

February 17, 2017

Zach Richie,

DULUTH, Minn. – Former Fond du Lac Band of Ojibwe tribal leader Karen Diver is back in the Northland after serving in the Obama administration as special assistant for Native American affairs. Diver said her experience in Washington D.C. was one of the most rewarding and intense parts of her life.She’s returning to the Northland to be an instructor for…

Northlanders Enjoy Warm Weather

It's the 2nd Warmest February 17th on Record

February 17, 2017

Lena Takada,

DULUTH, Minn.- Though the unseasonably warm weather hurts snow conditions and other winter sports, some community members took advantage of the sunny days. People could be seen walking, running, and soaking up the rays. Temperatures were as high as 51 degrees in Duluth, making it the 2nd warmest February 17th on record, and only 1 degree away from making it…

Children Experience ‘Dog Sledding’ at 10th Annual Ikidarod

The Event Helps Teach Children About Local and National Dog Sledding Races

February 17, 2017

Lena Takada,

DULUTH, Minn.- Excited barking noises echoed from the playground of North Shore Community school. But those sounds weren’t coming from dogs, but rather, kids playing the role of sled dogs pulling a plastic sled. On the sled was a musher, also played by a classmate. “We go around our nature trail in some sleds, while the kids pull you…

Northland Beer Lovers to fill Brewer’s Row

Brewer's Row Poker Pub Crawl

February 17, 2017

Natalie Froistad,

DULUTH, Minn. – This weekend the 1st Annual Brewer’s Row Poker Pub Crawl is taking place. Brewer’s Row recognizes craft beer establishments along Superior St. in downtown Duluth. The crawl begins at 6:30 p.m. at The Blind Pig where participants will receive a glass to bring to each bar. Then, participants will drink one beer from each location, starting with…

Damage Days Hosts Snowboarders at Spirit Mountain

Party in the Pipe & After Hours Rope Tow

February 17, 2017

Natalie Froistad,

DULUTH, Minn. – Damage Days is taking place at Spirit Mountain once again. The annual snowboarding event is being held this weekend. Tonight, February 17th they’re holding the Party in the Pipe from 6-8 p.m. On Saturday, February 18th Damage Days is featuring an after hours rope tow session from 9:30 p.m. – midnight. Additionally, their will be product giveaways,…

Trump Weighs Mobilizing National Guard for Immigration Roundups

February 17, 2017

The Associated Press,

UPDATE: http://www.fox21online.com/2017/02/17/white-house-denies-national-guard-immigration-roundup-report/ (AP) – A draft memo obtained by The Associated Press outlines a Trump administration proposal under consideration to mobilize as many as 100,000 National Guard troops to round up unauthorized immigrants. Millions of those who would be affected in 11 states live nowhere near the Mexico border. The 11-page document calls for the unprecedented militarization of immigration enforcement as…

Expert: Small Plastic Being Found In Soil

February 16, 2017

Joey Norton,

SUPERIOR, Wis. – Researchers say when plastic breaks down, it forms into tiny particles that lay in the ground for years. They say some of those particles are then ingested by fish and other animals and could end up on our dinner table. Dr. Lorena Rios studies the impact of plastic waste in the twin ports and she said she…

Barley’s Angels Brings Women Together to Talk Craft Beer

The group meets monthly to learn and talk about different beer

February 16, 2017

Matt Van Winkle,

SUPERIOR, Wisc. – Every month throughout the year, women from the Duluth–Superior area get together and talk about craft beer. The group is named the Barley’s Angels and they meet annually at different bars and breweries around the Twin Ports to talk and learn about beer. The ladies of Barley’s Angels go through training about beer flavors and learn how…

Superior Mayoral Candidates Meet with Young Professionals

Members had the opportunity to talk one–on–one with candidates about issues important to them

February 16, 2017

Matt Van Winkle,

SUPERIOR, Wisc. – In less than a week, Superior residents will vote on which two candidates they’d like to see on the ballot for mayor. Tonight, the Superior Young Professionals hosted a meet and greet with the four mayoral candidates. Members had the opportunity to talk one–on–one with each candidate about issues that are important to them. “I think the…

Experts Discuss Minnesota Children’s Well Being

The Minnesota Kids Count Data Book Helps Policy Makers Make Minnesota a Better Place for Kids

February 16, 2017

Site Staff,

DULUTH, Minn.- Children’s Defense Fund Minnesota presented this year’s Minnesota Kids Count Data Book at Community Action Duluth The Kids Count Data Book provides state data to show the well-being of Children and families who live in Minnesota. The Data is collected to help policy makers and citizens help make Minnesota a better place for Children. This year’s Kids Count…

Update on 11th Street Shooting in Duluth

Police Can't Give Any New Information to Protect the Case

February 16, 2017

Lena Takada,

DULUTH, Minn.- A shooting that left one person dead happened on 11th Street in Duluth, Tuesday. Since then the victim has been identified as 22 year old William Andrew Grahek. A person of interest has been detained since the shooting, but no new updates have been released. Duluth Police Chief Mike Tusken says homicide investigation are some of the most…

New Task Force Helps Fight Drugs and Violence

It's a Merge of 2 Task Forces in the Northland

February 16, 2017

Lena Takada,

DULUTH, Minn.- The Lake Superior Drug and Violent Crimes Task Force merged with the Boundary Waters Drug Task Force to Form the New Lake Superior Drug and Violent Crime Task Force. The new task force will be fighting violent crimes and drugs in St. Louis County, Lake County, Carlton County, all of Minnesota, and Douglas county of Wisconsin. By…

Officers Recognized for Good Work at Ceremony

Dozens of Police Officers Are Celebrated For Their Work

February 16, 2017

Lena Takada,

DULUTH, Minn.- Police Officers were recognized for their hard work and achievements at a ceremony held in Duluth, Thursday. The Duluth Police Department Recognition Ceremony celebrated dozens of officers, and their service to the community. Some were recognized for their promotions and leadership skills, while others were presented with special awards. “Our employees of the Duluth Police department, both civilian…

Duluth Man Found Guilty in September Hermantown Drive-By Shooting

The incident happened Sept. 24, 2016

February 16, 2017

Melissa Lentz,

DULUTH, Minn. – A Duluth man, Robert John Lund, 47, was convicted on four counts of aiding and abetting second degree attempted murder, four counts of aiding and abetting drive-by shooting, and one count of ineligible possession of a firearm, according to St. Louis County Attorney Mark Rubin said. For four hours, a St. Louis County jury deliberated before returning…

Anglers Can Fish Without a Michigan License this Weekend

February 16, 2017

The Associated Press,

LANSING, Mich. (AP) – Want to go fishing but don’t have a license? No problem, but just for a couple of days. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has scheduled its Winter Free Fishing Weekend for Saturday and Sunday. No license is required, although other fishing regulations will remain in force. The free weekend is held each year to promote…

Cooking Connection: Bread Making With Great Harvest

The Staff at Great Harvest Bread Company in Duluth Show How to Prepare Bread, Granola and More

February 16, 2017

Brett Scott,

DULUTH, Minn. – The FOX 21 Morning Crew hit the road for this week’s Cooking Connection, stopping by Great Harvest Bread Co. in Duluth. Lee Davidson, Co-Owner of Great Harvest, gave Brett Scott a tour of the facility, while employees were hard at work shaping fresh baguettes. The team typically gets to work around 3:45a.m., with one baker sponging breads, while…

Technology Training with Lowrance at Duluth Boat Show

Marine Electronics University Available for Public

February 16, 2017

Natalie Froistad,

DULUTH, Minn. – The 51st Annual Duluth Boat, Sports, Travel and RV Show is underway and technology training is being offered there this year. Lowrance is bringing their Marine Electronics University to the Duluth Sport Show. They’re leading a hands–on workshop using Lowrance HDS GEN3 Touch units. Sessions will have instruction on everything from routine setup and product use, to…

Free Beekeeping 101 Workshops

The workshops will be held at Barstow Hall on the UWS Campus

February 16, 2017

Melissa Lentz,

UPDATE: Due to the overwhelming interest, all sessions are at capacity. Plans are in the works to add more sessions for the spring! SUPERIOR, Wis. – The University of Wisconsin-Superior is hosting a free Beekeeping 101 workshop this weekend. Two workshops are planned for this weekend, one on Saturday February 18 from 9 a.m. – noon and another on Sunday…

OMC Smokehouse Now Open In Lincoln Park

Oink, Moo, Cluck!

February 15, 2017

Joey Norton,

DULUTH, Minn. – There’s a new spot to take your honey out to dinner. OMC, also known as Oink, Moo, and Cluck, is a new BBQ smokehouse in Lincoln Park that is sure to “meat” your expectations. Tom Hanson, who also owns the Duluth Grill, spent 2 1/2 years constructing an old vacant building that OMC currently sits in. Hanson…

Michigan St. to go into Construction

Expect Delays To Start This Spring

February 15, 2017

Joey Norton,

Duluth, Minn Expect delays this coming spring along Michigan St. in downtown Duluth. Minnesota Power is teaming up with the city to further strengthen their energy output in hopes to cut down on future power outages. At the same time the city of Duluth plans to replace gas lines and water mains. They hope to minimize travel impacts as much…

Daredevils Robotics Celebrates Ten Years

The team celebrated their tenth anniversary and showcased their newest robot.

February 15, 2017

Zach Richie,

DULUTH, Minn. – For ten years, the Duluth Daredevils robotics team has inspired the next wave of scientists and engineers. The team held an open house to celebrate the big milestone and to show off their newest robot. The Daredevils have worked on the robot everyday for the last six weeks. Students have done everything from wiring to programming. “We…

East Hillside Neighbors On Edge After Homicide

City officials met with Duluth residents to help answer questions about the shooting investigation

February 15, 2017

Matt Van Winkle,

DULUTH, Minn. – While family and friends of Will Grahek are mourning, people in the East Hillside neighborhood, where the shooting occurred, are a bit on edge with a shooter on the loose. Neighbors say they’ve occasionally had their cars broken into, but nothing like a fatal shooting and officers on the streets with rifles out. They hope it’s an…

Educating Teens on Dating Violence

High School Students Learn What a Healthy Relationship Looks Like

February 15, 2017

Natalie Froistad,

SUPERIOR, Wis. – Dating violence isn’t something just affecting adults, Northland teens are also dealing with those scary situations. Today, the Council on Child Protection talked with Superior High School students to kick off teen dating violence awareness month. The hope is to educate these young daters about what a healthy relationship looks like. “The ones that do sometimes don’t…

Bachand Group Building New Headquarters

Property Management Company Needed New Space As Expansion in Superior Continues

February 15, 2017

Andrew Kirov,

SUPERIOR, Wis. – Some of you may have seen a new building under construction on Tower Avenue in superior and wondered what it could be. The building will be the new headquarters of Bachand Group, which specializes in property management, and the oversight of Fen-Tech vinyl manufacturing. The new headquarters will combine the three current Bachand sites into one building…

Duluth Community Leaders React to Recent Violence

Six Shootings Happened in City Since Mid-January

February 15, 2017

Greg Chandler,

DULUTH, Minn. – So far, 2017 is shaping up as a violent year in Duluth. “This is not the norm of what we’ve seen,” said Mayor Emily Larson. “There’s no question about it.” Despite six shootings in less than a month, Mayor Larson says the recent rash gun violence in Duluth isn’t unique to the city. “I think Duluth is…

Student Killed in Shooting was Son of St. Paul Police Sergeant

February 15, 2017

Melissa Lentz,

Will Grahek FacebookDULUTH, Minn. – The 22-year-old victim in Tuesday’s shooting, has been identified as William Andrew Grahek, a Duluth resident. Authorities have stated that no suspect is in custody at this time, and the investigation continues to be very active at this time as they follow up with numerous leads. Grahek is the son of St. Paul Police Sergeant Jon…

Officials Identify Lakeside Fire Victim

No Working Fire Alarms Were Found Inside the Home at 4516 Cooke Street in Duluth

February 15, 2017

Brett Scott,

DULUTH, Minn. – Duluth fire officials announced Wednesday morning the name and preliminary cause of death for the man who died in a house fire on Cooke Street in Duluth Tuesday. Ray Allen Nordin, 64, died in his home located at 4516 Cooke Street in the Lakeside neighborhood. Officials are ruling the fire accidental, but aren’t sure whether smoking materials…

Mountain Faith Band Performs on FOX 21

Musical Group to Headline Duluth Boat, Sport, Travel & RV Show

February 15, 2017

Natalie Froistad,

DULUTH, Minn. – The Duluth Boat, Sports, Travel and RV Show starts up tonight. The headlining musical group, Mountain Faith, is in town. Mountain Faith is based in Western North Carolina and work together at a local tire shop. They are described as fresh, pure and upbeat with Modern Americana-Roots. The group appeared on America’s Got Talent in 2015 ….

Chisholm to Rename Court for McDonald

Legendary Coach Guided Bluestreaks for 53 Years

February 14, 2017

Greg Chandler,

CHISHOLM, Minn. – Bob McDonald is in a class of his own when it comes to Minnesota Basketball Coaches. “He was here for 53 years, 59 total years of coaching in Minnesota,” said Chisholm Athletic Director Mark Morrison. “He’s definitely an icon in this state, the only 1,000 win coach we have.” McDonald’s 1,012 wins are a state record, regardless…

Dating Dangers: Online Dating in the Northland

Special Report: Avoiding Internet Scams

February 14, 2017

Natalie Froistad,

DULUTH, Minn. – Finding the love of your life and being part of a happy, lasting relationship is a reason many head online to connect with someone special. “I was attracted to online dating because it kind of narrows the playing field a little bit,” said a Minnesota man looking for love, “the idea of like going out to a…

Community

Lake Superior College to Host Aviation Career Night

On Tuesday, February 21, We Celebrate National Sticky Buns Day!

Officials say they will have a plan of action for race events by Wednesday

One Man Show About Lincoln Plus Other Re-Enactments Presented in Museum

Sandstone Native Finishes Just Outside of Top Five at National Competition

But Minnesota and Wisconsin Have Slightly Different Requirements

Local Meat Shops Saw Increase in Sales After Warm Week

Coffee Conversation: President's Day at Duluth Depot

Members Remembered the Day With a Prayer Service

The Venue at the Children's Museum was Packed

Fox 21 News Team Raised $3,153 for the Cause

Event Ran in Conjunction with Men's and Women's Basketball Games

The Crash Happened on Fish Lake

Crash Happened Friday on Heikkila Lake

Esko Defeats Two Harbors 85-45

Big Tobacco Company Has Focus Group Planned for Duluth

Students Can Attend Classes at Any of the Three Colleges

Athlete Brandon Moe has raised over $12,000 to take the plunge for the Special Olympics.

The celebration honored those who have made an impact on the African American community in the Twin Ports.

There's Plenty to See and Do at the DECC This Weekend

Karen Diver served in the Obama administration and has returned to the Northland. She will teach an ethics class at UMD'S MTAG program.

It's the 2nd Warmest February 17th on Record

The Event Helps Teach Children About Local and National Dog Sledding Races

Brewer's Row Poker Pub Crawl

Party in the Pipe & After Hours Rope Tow

The group meets monthly to learn and talk about different beer

Members had the opportunity to talk one–on–one with candidates about issues important to them

The Minnesota Kids Count Data Book Helps Policy Makers Make Minnesota a Better Place for Kids

Police Can't Give Any New Information to Protect the Case

It's a Merge of 2 Task Forces in the Northland

Dozens of Police Officers Are Celebrated For Their Work

The incident happened Sept. 24, 2016

The Staff at Great Harvest Bread Company in Duluth Show How to Prepare Bread, Granola and More

Marine Electronics University Available for Public

The workshops will be held at Barstow Hall on the UWS Campus

Oink, Moo, Cluck!

Expect Delays To Start This Spring

The team celebrated their tenth anniversary and showcased their newest robot.

City officials met with Duluth residents to help answer questions about the shooting investigation

High School Students Learn What a Healthy Relationship Looks Like

Property Management Company Needed New Space As Expansion in Superior Continues

Six Shootings Happened in City Since Mid-January

No Working Fire Alarms Were Found Inside the Home at 4516 Cooke Street in Duluth

Musical Group to Headline Duluth Boat, Sport, Travel & RV Show

Legendary Coach Guided Bluestreaks for 53 Years

Special Report: Avoiding Internet Scams

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