Following a vote at Wednesday night’s meeting, the parks department will begin fundraising and planning for a 4.4-mile equestrian trail to be used during the spring and summer months at Ely’s Peak.
The goal for 2015 is $275,000 from the bell ringers alone.
Now that the only thing left of Halloween is candy, it’s on to Thanksgiving.
Local, state and federal prosecutors will come together and strategize on ways to enhance public trust and confidence in the criminal justice system while promoting public safety.
Christmas might still be 50 days away, but it’s starting to look like Christmas in Downtown Duluth.
The City of Duluth and the Lake Superior Zoological Society have come to an agreement over the future of the zoo and Fairmount Park.
Amie Clingman and her husband brought all three of their children to the polls at Mt. Olive Lutheran Church.
Built in the 1950’s Federico’s Mikes Restaurant used to be a drive-in.
The Target store in Superior will close it’s doors at the beginning of the year.
Chipotle has voluntarily closed the doors to 43 of it’s restaurants following an E-Coli outbreak.
St Louis County is seeing a severe shortage of people who are willing to be foster parents.
Area first responders and law enforcement saw a spike in synthetics this summer they told us hadn’t occurred in years.
It’s one of the most addictive drugs Methamphetamine because it imitates the feel good chemicals in the brain. This is Part 2 of a Special Report on Drugs in the Northland.
In Duluth the public library is kicking off Halloween a day early with Halloween fun for kids.
Non-profit organization AICHO held a chili cook and job fair Friday.
Not only is drug use becoming more common around this area, it’s also causing more hospital visits. This is part one of a special report on Drugs in the Northland.
The owners of a grilled cheese shop are throwing on the last coat of paint before opening their second location.
A new salon in Duluth is catering to the city’s growing African-American community.
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.
Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank is looking for volunteers for its nutrition assistance program for seniors.
Your holiday cooking just became a whole lot easier.
New developments in the Jacob Wetterling case will be released at a 2 p.m. news conference with the FBI and the Department of Justice.
The Slumber Party with Santa is back! Find out what’s new this year!
A new online writing group is giving patients living with a debilitating condition a chance to express and share their emotions with each other.
The Food for Thought restaurant at Duluth East offers a fine dining experience, completely prepared by students.
As if we all need an excuse to eat more chocolate, it’s National Chocolate Day!
Halloween is coming and whether your kids are going as a princess or a vampire, everyone needs to know how to celebrate safely.
It just got a lot easier to sign up for health insurance in Minnesota.
A St. Paul couple’s dachshund stole the show after photobombing their engagement pictures.
In the video, players and coaches dance and lip sync to pop songs such as “Just The Way You Are” and “All About That Bass.”
Check out our gallery of pets modeling their Halloween attire!
A new toy store, Legacy Toys, will open its doors in Duluth on Halloween.
Halloween can be a fun night for your the whole family, but don’t forget about your four-legged friends.
A marketing campaign in Duluth’s Lincoln Park is getting a financial boost.
UMD Students built traditional day of the dead altars in the University’s Multi-Cultural Center this week.
Northlanders dined on a meatball dinner to help support local Special Olympics Monday.
Three floors of the Pilgrim Church were transformed Sunday into the world of Harry Potter for children to explore and collect candy.
Dozens of people gathered at Everett Bergren’s grave site Sunday as his family dedicated a large granite bench to memorialize Everett and his grandmother, Paula.
Scouts took turns manning the doors in 2 hour shifts, Saturday.
Lake Superior Railroad Museum hosts Halloween event for kids.
Alpine Club hosts 44th Annual Ski Swap at Spirit Mountain’s Bear Paw Chalet
Friday evening community members got a chance to raise the roof. One Roof Community Housing held its annual fundraiser at Clyde Iron works.
The 17th annual Shoot for Fun, which helps to raise funds for Courage Kenny of the Northland knocked it out of the ballpark this September.
Thousands gathered in Aitkin on Friday to pay their final respects to Deputy Steven Sandberg.
Gov. Mark Dayton has ordered all U.S. and Minnesota state flags be flown at half-staff to honor a sheriff’s deputy killed in the line of duty.
If you were near Harrison Community Center Wednesday you might have seen a stand for free apple cider.
Find out how sustainable farming is growing in the Northland.
You can enjoy a warm cup of coffee and support local families at the same time.
