Local Students Learn About Technical Careers
Local high schoolers got hands-on experience in a field that’s growing.
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Rose Garden To Bloom Soon
In a couple of weeks, a popular flower will make its debut in the Leif Erickson Park.
Duluth DTA Transportation Center Taking Shape
DTA Transit Center Takes Shape in Duluth
Project officials say everyday they’re making progress and construction for the DTA Multimodal Transportation Center is on schedule.
Dunkin’ Donuts Begins Construction in Duluth
If you’re a fan of Dunkin’ Donuts, you’re in luck because in a few months the first store will soon be opening in the Twin Ports.
Taste at Fitger’s Kicks Off Friday
Get your taste buds ready for an exciting culinary adventure.
Bong Bridge Lanes Closing For Construction
If you take the Bong Bridge, be prepared for possible delays next week.
UWS Library Recovers From 2012 Flood
The flood of 2012 caused at least $18 million in damage to UW-Superior’s Jim Dan Hill Library.
Local Nonprofit is in Need of Mentors
March into Mentoring Campaign
A local program pairing kids up with positive role models is asking for your help.
UWS Celebrates Legacy of Dr. Seuss
Youngsters Have Fun While Reading
During the month of March, people across the nation have been celebrating the legacy of Dr. Seuss.
55th Season Kicks Off at Gordy’s Hi-Hat in Cloquet
Infamous Burger Joint Opens Its Doors
If you aren’t in the spring mood yet, maybe the grand opening of Gordy’s will help.
Gov. Walker Approves Improvement Project at Richard I. Bong Airport
Governor Scott Walker today announced a $365,833 project to do planning and design for the construction of a parallel taxiway to Runway 14/32 at Richard I Bong Airport.
Center for Changing Lives Pushes for Funding
Lutheran Social Services Close to Fundraising Goal
Every night about 120 kids sleep on the streets of Duluth, and Lutheran Social Services is looking to change that.
Duluth Mail Collection at Earlier Time Due to Processing Center Closing
Processing Center Will Close April 18th
The Duluth Distribution Center will close for good April 18th.
Early, Dry Spring Leads to High Fire Risk
Duluth Fire Dept. Responds to 2 Grass Fires
With snow on the way this week, firefighters say it still won’t be enough to prevent dangerous fire conditions in Minnesota.
Duluth City Councilors Ask for Pay Increase
Come April 8, Commission Considers Pay Raise
The Duluth City Council last received a pay increase nearly 20 years ago.
National Puppy Day Encourages Pet Adoption
Adopt or Volunteer at a Local Animal Shelter
Calling all Dog Lovers! Give your little furry friend an extra hug and treat because it’s National Puppy Day!
West Duluth Could Get $50 Million in Outdoor Projects
Council Considers $50 Million for Recreation Projects
City leaders in Duluth are considering investing as much as $50 million in outdoor recreation projects in an effort to revitalize the city’s west side.
Locals Help out Music Scene Key Player
Benefit for Eric Swanson
Community members and local artists are coming together to help out a man very instrumental to the local music scene.
A Delicious Week Kicks off in Superior
Chamber Restaurant Week in Superior
Nearly a dozen eateries in Superior are dishing out traditional favorites and new items at a reduced price for the first ever Chamber Restaurant Week.
Oil Markets, Strong Production Lead U.S. Gas Prices Lower
Average National Price of Gallon of Gas Dropped 4 cents in Last 2 Weeks
The average national price of a regular gallon of gasoline has dropped 4 cents in the last two weeks to $2.50.
Gearing up for Grandma’s Marathon
Runners Learn from the Experts
Locals are doing more than just running to prepare for Grandma’s Marathon.
Scouts Learn to Make Sausage at Superior Meats
An area boy scout troop got an up-close look at the working of a local meat market as they made their own sausages.
Irish and Scottish music fill the Air
Celtic Music Performance
The Northern Gail, a Celtic music group put on a dynamic performance inside the Duluth Public Library.
Spending Time with the Easter Bunny
Giant bunny took over the Miller Hill Mall
To welcome the Easter bunny to the Miller Hill Mall kids and of course adults enjoyed music and Easter themed activities along with taking pictures with the Easter bunny himself.
Hockey Tourney Raises Money for Good Cause
Fundraiser for Courage Kenny
The Courage Kenny Rehabilitation Institute in Duluth offers adaptive sports and recreation programs to youth and adults with physical disabilities and on the autism spectrum
Preps Underway for Motorhead Madness
Mustangs and Hot Rods Showcased at DECC
Cars are moving into the DECC for the annual Motorhead Madness kicking off this weekend.
Kari Toyota in Superior is Expanding
Mr. Lucky's and La Belle Buildings Sold
A long time business in Superior is expanding.
Superior Chamber Restaurant Week Kicking Off
Meals offered at Reduced Prices
This weekend you can feast on some of your favorite dishes in Superior at a reduced price
15 Busted in Duluth Sex Sting
Individuals Arrested for trying to Buy Prostitutes
Sex trafficking is happening everywhere.
Make Music Matter for Noteworthy Kids in the Northland
Helping Kids Receive Music Education Outside of School
Outside of school there are few opportunities to fund music education for kids.
Local Lawmen Skate It Out For Good Cause
9th Annual Lake Superior Lawmen Hockey Classic
Local lawmen battle it out on the rink to raise money for Courage Kenny Northland.
MN State Parks Seek Fee Bump to Maintain Services
MN DNR Seeks Boost in Funding to State Parks
The Department of Natural Resources is asking the Minnesota Legislature to raise entrance fees at state parks so it can maintain services at existing levels.
Hibbing Airport Project Making Headway
Iron Range Airport Project Update
Staying in Hibbing the Range Regional Airport terminal expansion project is in its second phase of construction
Hampton Inn Opens up in Hibbing
Phone is Ringing off the Hook for the New Hotel in Hibbing
This week the Hampton Inn officially opened its doors in Hibbing.
Hibbing Educator’s Termination Prompts Change
Committee Proposed to Inspire Change in Hibbing
After a yearlong investigation on assistant principal Jac Fleming the Hibbing School Board fired him after reports of discrimination against female students.
Duluth’s Animal Allies Raises $8,000 for Sick Kittens
Fifteen Kittens on Strong Road to Recovery
In a Fox follow up, the 15 sick kittens at Animal Allies are on a strong road to recovery.
Pipe Trades Apprentices Compete in International Contest
8th Annual Apprenticeship Contest
Plumbers, welders and steamfitters all gathered to compete in the 8th annual apprenticeship contest.
Bald Eagle Rescued in Duluth
After rescuing an injured eagle from the side of the road Tuesday, Wildwoods sent the bird to The Raptor Center in St. Paul in critical condition.
Maritime Museum Gets Spruced Up in Twin Ports
Volunteers Clean Canal Park Attraction
About 20 volunteers took part in the Lake Superior Maritime Visitor Center’s annual Spring Cleaning Day.
New Theatre Looking to Move to Superior
Twin Ports Stage Wants to Buy Dunbar in Superior
For more than a year the Twin Ports Stage has had its eye on buying and renovating the old Dunbar building on Tower Avenue.
Still Time to Help Northland Food Shelves
Efforts Underway to Help Out Food Shelves
There is still time to raise awareness and help locals who need help putting food on the table.
Redevelopment Grant to Help London Road Project
$250,000 Grant Awarded to City of Duluth
The City of Duluth has won a grant to help redevelop the vacant site at 21st Avenue East and London Road.
Cook Co. Commissioners Show Support for Dairy Farm
Commissioners Back Farm in Grand Marais
Cook County commissioners are showing their support for the Lakeview Natural Dairy farm in Grand Marais which isn’t letting state agricultural inspectors on its property.
Kraft Recalls 242,000 Cases of Mac & Cheese
Kraft Recalls Macaroni & Cheese Cases
Kraft Foods is recalling 242,000 cases of original flavor Kraft Macaroni & Cheese because some of the boxes contain small pieces of metal.
St. Paddy’s Day Celebrations Bring Out the Irish
Tuesday's Festivities Include Beer, Food, Music
The luck of the Irish brought us beautiful weather for Tuesday’s St. Patrick’s Day celebrations.
Outdoor Recreation Stores Pull Out Warm Weather Toys
Snowmobile Sales 'Okay' After Non-Snowy Winter
An early spring makes most of us jump for joy, but business owners that make their living selling winter toys are taking a big hit.
Security Jewelers Auctions Off Half-Marathon Entry For Good Cause
If you want to join in on the fun of Grandma’s Garry Bjorklund Half Marathon and didn’t get selected in the lottery, you still have a chance.
Students Learn Foreign Culture, Etiquette
4th Graders Leave Classroom to Practice Real-World Skills
Duluth students practiced their “please and thank yous” on Tuesday and learned which fork to use at meals.
Authentic Thai Cuisine Moving to Downtown Duluth
Sala Thai Restaurant Relocating
Sumlee, the owner and chef at Sala Thai, will be moving her authentic Thai cuisine to a new location at 114 West 1st street next to Coney Island.
Ship Contest Offers Trip to Duluth
Prize Package Includes Food, Tickets for Area Attractions
If you’ve got a knack for guessing things right, you could win a trip to Duluth.
