Books Come Alive Through Song for Duluth Kids
Preschoolers were treated to a special storytime at the Duluth Public Library.
Life-imported
Back to the Future Day: What the Sequel Got Right
Back to the Future Day is finally here.
Pop-Up Shops Fill Downtown Storefronts
Keeping Downtown Storefronts Filled with Occupants
It has been an issue the city of Duluth has dealt with for quite some time, how to keep businesses in downtown Duluth and storefronts filled.
Boy Scouts, CHUM to Host Annual Food Drive
SHARE Community Food Drive
The SHARE Community Food Drive is back this weekend.
Volunteers Carve Pumpkins for Glensheen’s ‘Spooktacular’
Hundreds of people spent their Sunday carving pumpkins at Glensheen Mansion.
Firefighter Special Teams Stops in Duluth
Group is Traveling Across Minnesota to Support Law Enforcement
The charitable group Firefighter Special Teams stopped in Duluth, Saturday on their journey from Baudette back to the Twin Cities metro area.
Spooktacular Wraps Up With Creepy Pub Crawl
Costumed Bar Goers to Roam Superior
Bar-goers are encouraged to dress in costume and utilize a shuttle service and cab voucher program to ensure safety.
‘Night Without a Home’
Raising Awareness of Homelessness in Twin Port
Community members spent the night outside Saturday to help raise awareness of homelessness in the Twin Ports.
Bentleyville Tree in Place
Holiday Display Centerpiece Ready
Ironworkers and equipment operators spent Saturday putting the 128 foot tall Christmas tree together in the center of Bayfront Festival Park.
Potential Sales Tax Increase in Wisconsin
Lawmakers Proposing New Legislation
Some Wisconsin lawmakers are proposing legislation that could affect businesses in Superior.
Wisconsin Twins Give Birth Hours Apart
Twin sisters from La Crosse now share more than just a birthday.
Traffic Advisory: Boo at the Zoo
The Duluth Police Department is advising the public of high traffic expected for this Saturday’s “Boo at the Zoo” event.
Burrito Union Debuts New Menu
Cooking Connection: Burrito Union Tacos Al Pastor
For this week’s Cooking Connection, William Seay makes tacos with Burrito Union.
‘Taste of Miller Hill Mall’ Benefits Food Bank
Mall restaurants and food vendors offered samples in exchange for donations.
Grand Rapids School Referendum up for Vote
$80-Million Dollar Construction of 2 New Elementary Schools
Grand Rapids voters will soon decide whether to approve an $80-million dollar school referendum that’s coming up on the November ballot.
More than 4,000 Starbucks Employees Attending College Free
Starbucks is offering workers the chance to go to college for free.
Find the Perfect Pumpkin with the North Shore Scenic Railroad
The Pumpkin Patch Train
Find a perfect pumpkin on the Pumpkin Patch Train!
Thousands Expected for Second Boo at the Zoo Weekend
More than 4,000 Visitors First Weekend
Thousands attended Boo at the Zoo last weekend. Find out what to expect for this Saturday!
University Leaders Meet With Public in Superior
Listening Sessions Designed to Gauge Public Vision of Future
University officials, including system president Ray Cross, were on hand for an interactive meeting in UW-Superior’s Yellowjacket Union.
Animal Allies Raises $99K At ‘Fur Ball’
The team at Duluth’s Animal Allies is cheering a little louder after one successful Fur Ball fundraiser.
Beetles Invading Homes
Asian Lady Beetles Seeking Shelter Ahead of Coming Winter
As temperatures change the insects seek shelter from cold weather that is potentially fatal.
A look at Propane Prices for the Winter Months
$1.30 - $1.50 Average Price Per Gallon
The brisk temperatures might have you thinking of turning the heat on in your home.
Knowing Your Neighbors: The Chocolate Moose
In this week’s Knowing Your Neighbors, we headed up to Ely where a town favorite and a mascot named Milton are keeping guests happy.
Star Wars, Legos, and Books
Duluth Library Hosts Event to Promote Reading
From 10:30 a.m. until noon, children were able to play with legos and read in the Star Wars themed green room.
Boo at Zoo Attracts Thousands
First Weekend of Event, Large Crowds
Nearly 6,000 people packed in the Lake Superior Zoo Saturday for the annual Boo at the Zoo.
Animal Allies Hosts Fur Ball Gala
It was a purr-fectly good time at the Fur Ball fundraiser Saturday evening.
Franken Tours Duluth Housing
U.S. Senator Visits Steve O'Neil Apartments
United States Senator Al Franken spent his Saturday in Duluth, to address concerns about the availability of housing in the area.
Teens Sleep in Boxes, Raise Awareness of Homeless Youth
Funds go to Duluth's Life House
Area students are taking a stand against youth homelessness in our community, by sleeping in cardboard boxes.
Children’s Museum Opens New Exhibit
Artist's Works on Display
Plaster’s work focuses on large paper mache puppets that have been displayed at national exhibitions such as Burning Man.
Minnesota State Fair ranks Best in Nation
The Great Minnesota Get Together was just voted the greatest fair in the nation.
Duluth Kids Stand Up To Bullies Through Chalk
"Kindness in Chalk" kicks off Bullying Prevention Awareness Month
A simple childhood toy is being used to spark conversations at a local school about bullying.
Hero Veteran in Oregon College Shooting Released from Hospital
An Army Veteran,who is being hailed as a hero for stepping in and potentially saving lives during last week’s shooting at a college campus in Oregon,has been released from the hospital.
Traffic Advisory: Boo at the Zoo
Police are advising the public of high traffic expected for this Saturday’s Boo at the Zoo event.
Burrito Union Borracho Beans
Cooking Connection: Burrito Union
In this week’s Cooking Connection, William Seay spends time with Chef Brett Knutsen from Burrito Union.
New Animal Shelter Holds Grand Opening Ceremony
Unveiling the New Multimillion Dollar Facility
The new animal shelter in Superior is has a lot of tails wagging.
McDonald’s Breakfast Now All Day In The Northland
McDonald’s is now officially serving breakfast all day and every day at all Northland locations.
Scholarship Night
Students Learn About Scholarship Availability Across the Northland
The Duluth Superior Area Community Foundation is calling it “Scholarship Season.”
Marshall Students Researching Lester River
Students Take Samples as Part of River Watch
Students collected insects and water samples that will be analyzed to determine water quality and river eco system health.
Texas Roadhouse Butcher slices up competition in meat cutting challenge
A Duluth butcher has proved he’s a slice above his competition in a national meat cutting competition.
Michigan Woman is $310 Million Dollars Richer
The 50-year-old supervisor at the fiberglass factory immediately quit her job and said she plans to help out her family.
Police Notify Public of Road Closures for Thursday’s Homecoming Parade
Many roads will be blocked off as Bulldog Country takes over Duluth this Thursday in honor of UMD’s homecoming parade.
Knowing Your Neighbors: A Dozen Excuses
A Superior-Based Donut Shop
The revitalization of Superior’s Tower Avenue seems to be helping some local businesses flourish.
Cloquet Woman Headed to Flood Ravaged Southeast
Red Cross Volunteer to Spend Two Weeks in South Carolina
Mary Robertson is leaving her Cloquet home, Tuesday, for a two week deployment with the American Red Cross Serving Northern Minnesota.
Carlton County Drug Forum Attracts Hundreds
Meeting Focuses on Heroin and Opioid Abuse
More than 200 people gathered at the Cloquet Forestry Center, Monday night, to discuss how drug abuse is affecting their community.
Haunted Ship is Open, a Spooky Good Time
William A. Irvin Open for Haunted Season
Get ready to ignite the fright within, as the William A. Irvin’s Haunted Ship is open for business.
Butchers Prepare for Meat-Cutting Competition
Duluth Texas Roadhouse Meat Cutter to Compete
Texas Roadhouse butchers from across the Midwest are gearing up for the National Meat Cutting Challenge in La Crosse next week.
‘Fall Splash’ Raises Funds for Victims of Child Abuse
Eliminating Sexual & Physical Abuse of Children in the Northland
Statistics show one out of every 10 children will be sexually abused before the age of 18, and only one in every 10 of those cases of abuse are reported.
UW-Superior Hosts Bullying Summit
Victory Over Bullying Teaches How to Identify and Deal with Bullying
UW-Superior Professor, Dr. Maria Cuzzo gave an in-depth presentation on how to deal with bullying in the work place.
Raspberry Ridge Dog B n B, Vacation for the Pooch
"Paw"sitively Rave Review for B n B
Taking a vacation and leaving behind Fido can be a stressful situation.Pets are a part of the family and it pays to know they’re in good hands. A local business is getting “paw”sitively rave reviews near Silver Bay.
