Local Fire Victims Get New Bikes
The Duluth Police Department took Aurora, Caden and their mom Jessica Peterson shopping at Walmart in Hermantown for new bikes.
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Locals Protest Against Genetically Modified Food
Inside the Minnesota Power plaza locals took part in the third annual March Against Monsanto for a more sustainable system.
Residents Collaborate on Community Garage Sale
One Man's Trash, Another Man's Treasure
Friday, residents of the Duluth Heights neighborhood held a community garage sale to go out with the old and in with the new.
Many Expected to Fish on Holiday Weekend
Visiting cabins and fishing will be in high demand this weekend.
Busy Weekend for Cemeteries
This will be the busiest weekend of the year for cemeteries.
Campaign Highlights Seniors Struggle with Hunger
Struggle with Hunger Highlighted Among Northland Seniors
As part of May’s Older Americans Month a campaign is underway to shed light on seniors and their struggle with hunger.
Locals Celebrate Lincoln Park Neighborhood
The Our Lincoln Park Neighborhood celebration kicked off in Clyde Iron Works to showcase what the neighborhood offers.
Superior Seniors Transform Old Police Car
The Spartan Hot Rod Team is a mentoring program teaching Superior high school students how to modify and restore cars.
Minnesota parents liked Henry, Olivia for baby names in 2014
Popular baby names
Minnesota parents really liked Henry and Olivia for baby names in 2014.
Locals Honor Duluth Racing Legend
Kyle Smalley remembered fondly
Kyle Smalley of Duluth was a car lover and the brains and muscle behind Duluth’s biggest drag race and car show.
Deadly Weekend on Minnesota Lakes, Boating Professionals Teach Water Safety
Life jackets are advised on lakes and rivers
In honor of national Boating Safety Week local efforts were underway to prevent drownings in Lake Superior.
Superior Hosts ‘Clean Up Our Town’ Event
Hundreds turn out to spruce up the city
Superior residents helped to beautify their city this weekend.
Thousands of UMD Students Walk Across the Stage
Hats off to the Graduates!
UMD held commencement ceremonies this weekend.
Hundreds Graduate from UWS
Hundreds of local college students threw their hats in the air this weekend as they advance to a new chapter in their lives.
Volunteers Needed for Bentleyville Light Repairs
Bentleyville Looks for Volunteers
The Northland’s Disneyland needs your help replacing some its lights.
Read with a Therapy Dog this Saturday
Duluth Library Offers Chance to Read with a Therapy Dog
For the first time free children’s literacy programming is being offered at the Miller Hill Mall.
Students with Disabilities Get a Chance to Play
Northland Students with Disabilities Get a Chance to Play
“Hi my name is Paul and I like the games,” said Paul Gannucci.
Orphan Gosling Adopted into New Family of Geese
Lake Superior Zoo Helps Gosling Find New Siblings
An orphan gosling found in a parking lot has been adopted into a new family of geese on the grounds of The Lake Superior Zoo.
$13M Weigh Station Under Construction in Douglas Co.
When built in 1969, the Safety Weight Enforcement Facility on HWY 2 and 53 was considered state of the art.
Unique Families: The Indianheadband
In part three of our special series on unique families, you’ll meet a family from Cloquet who spends most of their time together playing in a band and hitting the trails.
Unique Families: The Bergquist Quads
In part two of our special series on unique families, you’ll meet four sisters who say they wouldn’t change a thing about the way they grew up.
Hermantown Connection to Double Fatal Shooting
16-Year Veteran Cop Killed
An unthinkable crime has two Minnesota communities remembering a fallen police officer.
Anishinaabe Women Revitalize their Culture
Beautiful sounds came from the 7th Oshkii Giizhik Women’s Hand Drumming and Singing Workshop.
Unique Families: Same-Sex Parents
In the first part of a special series on unique families, you will meet a local gay couple living a life they say is pretty conventional.
Locals Spend the Day Honoring their Moms
According to retail reports this year Mother’s Day spending is expected to reach $21.2 billion dollars which is the highest projection in more than a decade.
UWS Hosts Silent Auction for Nepal
The death toll from the tragic earthquake in Nepal is more than 7,000, thousand a number that has hit close to home for some local students and universities.
Kids Encouraged to Explore Outdoor Fun
A community event encouraged kids to get out of the house and into the outdoors.
Traveling Veterans Memorial Stops in Carlton
“The Eyes of Freedom” Lima Company Memorial started off as a vision by Anita Miller from Columbus, Ohio who wanted to help grieving families of soldiers who died on the battlefield.
Local Students Learn From Exotic Animals
Students in the Twin Ports Learn From Exotic Animals
About 400 kids journeyed by bus to the Lake Superior Zoo for the annual Earth Tracks event.
Community Promotes Bike Riding
Duluth's Mayor Promotes Bike Riding
Duluthians gathered for a two mile ride to promote active transportation.
Shoppers Come Out For ‘Duluth Junk Hunt’
The 7th semiannual Duluth Junk Hunt kicked off in the Heritage Sports Center Friday in West Duluth.
Mother’s Day Business Picking Up
Business Offers Sweet Gifts for Mom in Duluth
Flowers and chocolate will be in high demand this weekend for Mother’s Day.
Northlanders Prep for Saturday’s Fishing Opener
Anglers Gear Up for MN Fishing Opener
The Minnesota fishing opener has not officially started but warmer temperatures have anglers getting their boats and gear ready a lot earlier than last year.
Innovative Ideas: The LightSpeed and The Link
Special Report Part 2
“Some days I feel like a real runner out there,” said Mimi Stedner.
Innovative Ideas: Zip-It and Pajama Warmer
The Zip-It has become somewhat of a YouTube phenomenon.
Motorcyclists Ask Drivers to Share the Road
Last year there were more than 70 motorcyclist fatalities in Wisconsin.
Local Church Struts Down the Runway
St. Mark AME Church in Duluth hosted its second annual Spirit of Summer Fashion Show and Salad Luncheon.
A Walk to End Using the “R” Word
An event kicked off to eliminate the use of a slur primarily used against people with disabilities.
Locals Walk to End Bullying
Northlanders filled Bayfront Park for the first annual Buddies not Bullies 5K walk.
Tourists Pour $125M into Douglas County
Tourism Dollars Up 5.5% from 2013
Tourism is the number three industry in Wisconsin behind agriculture and manufacturing.
St. Louis Co. Celebrates Law Day
Courthouse Opened for Law Day Celebration in Duluth
More people than usual spent the day in court but not for what you might think.
Local Students Raise Money for Nepal
Duluth Students Help Earthquake Victims
St. Scholastica students are raising money to help earthquake victims in Nepal.
‘Buddies Not Bullies’ 5K This Saturday
Race Benefits New Non-Profit
A new walk is kicking off this weekend to raise awareness about an issue affecting millions of kids.
Duluth Mounted Patrols Coming Back
After training in the Twin Cities and other locations, Duluth Police Mounted Patrol officers are almost ready to saddle up and get back on streets.
Northland Kids Kick it Forward
Hundreds of players filled the Duluth Heritage Sports Center to work on their soccer skills.
Northland Girls Become Princesses
The 7th annual Fairy Princess Ball is a fun and magical event for girls of all ages that weave in lessons of philanthropy and giving back.
Memorial Unveiled To Honor St. Luke’s Donors
The Wall of Heroes memorial was unveiled Thursday at St. Luke’s to pay tribute to nearly 700 organ, tissue and eye donors.
New $20M Development Coming to Duluth
Multi-Million Dollar Development Coming to Kenwood Neighborhood
United Properties is proposing to build the brand new Kenwood Village on the southeast corner of Kenwood Avenue and Arrowhead Road.
New Women’s Expo Kicks Off
A new event kicked off this weekend to help build community projects just outside of Superior.
Canal Park Hosts 1st Hospitality Job Fair
In the tourism months Canal Park restaurants will open additional seating and hotels will be full 7 days a week which means they need to add more staff to their businesses to meet the demand.
