Family-owned Mills Fleet Farm has agreed to sell to one of the country’s largest investment firms based in New York.
The next Powerball winner will have a chance to claim one of the game’s 10 biggest prizes this week as the jackpot has grown to roughly $400 mlilion.
After eight years, Duluth Mayor Don Ness will step out of the spotlight and into a more entrepreneurial role.
Timberlodge Steakhouse is shutting it’s doors for the winter.
Essar Steel has accepted Governor Mark Dayton’s final offer for repayment of the state’s $66 million loan.
Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton has set a firm deadline for Essar Steel to repay the state’s $65.9 million loan.
The Minnesota State Lottery Director resigned following questions surrounding his expenses.
The Salvation Army in Superior is in desperate need of more bell ringers for the holiday season.
White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough will visit Virginia next week to discuss the mining layoffs on the Iron Range and the national steel crisis.
The St. Louis County Board has approved its 2016 budget of $358,733,410.
A new $12.5 million dollar Essentia Health Clinic is being built in Spooner.
Just weeks ago, Duluth was in danger of having to pay back $1.5 million to FEMA for potential unqualified use of emergency money during the Northland Flash Flood. But last week officials were notified the payment had been waved to a much lower amount in the thousands.
Ironbound’s first film is already slated for February, with a $5 million budget.
Minnesota finance officials project nearly $1.9 billion state budget surplus through June of 2017.
Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton is pressing the Legislature to spend $15 million to tackle racial disparities throughout the state.
Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton has sent a letter to the Minnesota House Speaker urging an extension of unemployment benefits for mineworkers.
AT&T customers who are lucky enough to still have unlimited data plans are going to have to pay more starting in February.
Just as you thought Black Friday sales were coming to an end, Cyber Monday began.
The Virginia, Minnesota Salvation Army is in desperate need of more bell ringers for the holiday season.
The Salvation Army says that a couple dropped a $500,000 check into a red kettle outside of a Cub Foods in suburban Minneapolis on Saturday.
Tickets are now on sale for the Tall Ships Duluth 2016 festival.
A group of local businesses is asking the city to re-evaluate a parking system they say puts them at a competitive disadvantage.
Marcus Theatres announced Wednesday that it’s movie theatre in Superior will close next month.
Duluth based retailer, maurices will be closing all brick and mortar stores for Thanksgiving.
Here’s something to be thankful this holiday season, lower gas prices.
Minnesota power has signed a 10-year contact to supply electricity to ArcelorMittal, the world’s largest steelmaker.
Jeff Foster trucking is now the new owner of the old Georgia–Pacific plant.
A data breach may have impacted guests at the Wilderness Resort in Wisconsin Dells who used their debit or credit card for hotel reservations and onsite purchases earlier this year.
Twin Ports trucking company owner Jeff Foster Monday announced that he and wife Toni have purchased the former Georgia-Pacific Corp. hardboard manufacturing facility on Duluth’s Bayfront and will enhance the property for use as a warehouse and logistics center as well as a site for potential new manufacturing and industrial opportunities.
After months of deliberation, a compromise was made early this month regarding the future of the zoo. Today elected officials had their chance to weigh in on the plan.
In light of the mining industry taking a big hit in Minnesota, Senators Amy Klobuchar and Al Franken are teaming up to crack down on illegal steel dumping.
The Damiano Center, a local non-profit helping those in need,was recently awarded a $10,000 grant.
It’s another blow to the mining industry in Minnesota.
Cliffs Natural Resources Inc. announced Tuesday that it is temporarily idling iron ore pellet production at its Northshore Mining operation in Minnesota by Dec. 1, 2015.
Enbridge is laying off 500 of its workers across the company and won’t be filling 100 open positions.
The struggling Verso Paper Corporation is considering filing bankruptcy and selling many of it’s paper mills, including the one in Duluth.
This year’s bird flu has affected turkey availability ahead of Thanksgiving.
Minnesotans came out and donated more than $18 million dollars to their favorite schools and non-profits on “Give to the Max Day.”
Minnesota Power customers could see their rates go up if the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission approves a rate plan filed Friday in an effort to help the struggling taconite and paper industries.
Saying ‘Yes!’ to the dress is usually a too-be bride’s most exciting day, but it can also be stressful and more than anything, expensive.
Como Oil and Propane, one of the region’s largest heating fuel providers, has been sold.
today the duluth housing and redevelopment authority hit a huge milestone in their recent project…
The Duluth Police Department is warning the public about a phone scam with people calling and claiming to be with the Internal Revenue Service and scamming money.
President Barack Obama announced his decision Friday to reject the Keystone XL pipeline proposal.
After ten years of review, the final Environmental Impact Statement was released Friday for the proposed Polyment mining project near Hoyt Lakes.
The City of Duluth and the Lake Superior Zoological Society have come to an agreement over the future of the zoo and Fairmount Park.
The Target store in Superior will close it’s doors at the beginning of the year.
A partnership between Canadian National Railway, Community action Duluth, And the City of Duluth is working to build a stronger community through support of green jobs, preserving green spaces and stream beds.
A marketing campaign in Duluth’s Lincoln Park is getting a financial boost.
