Drop Off Your Unwanted Fishy Friends at Animal Allies
Unwanted Fish Event Provides a Second Chance to Household Pets
Things will be getting pretty fishy at Animal Allies in Duluth this Saturday, September 24.
Life-imported
Local Family Farm Wants to Share Fall Festivities With the Community
Family Fun for All Ages Offering Pumpkins, Hayrides, and a Whole Lot More
After nearly a century of farming in Northern Minnesota, one tight-knit family is wanting to share the joy of fall harvest time with your family.
Duluth Receives Grant for Establishing State Veterans Cemetery
A grant of $8,349,999 awarded to Duluth
U.S. Senators Amy Klobuchar and Al Franken, along with Representative Rick Nolan, today announced that the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has awarded a grant of $8,349,999 to establish a Minnesota State Veterans Cemetery in Duluth.
Islamic Center of the Twin Ports Keeps Open Arms for the Community
Members of the Islamic Community in the Northland Reflect on Recent Events
Emotions still run strong after the recent stabbing attack at the St. Cloud Crossroads Mall on Saturday, September 17.
Cooking Away at Matilda’s Dog Bakery
Local Business Looking to Educate the Community on Healthy Animal Food
You could say it all began with a little pinch of love, sprinkled with a tinch of curiosity.
Oktoberfest Celebrations Begin at Grandma’s Saloon & Grill
German Food, Beer & Polka Music Take Over Restaurant
German Festivities are taking over Grandma’s Saloon & Grill this weekend
Superior City Council Votes To Hire Consultant
The Council unanimously voted yes to hiring JJ Keegan for the Nemadji Public Golf Course.
The Council unanimously voted yes to hiring JJ Keegan for the Nemadji Public Golf Course.
Gov. Dayton Criticized for Severance Payments to Political Appointees
Gov. Dayton authorized nearly $80,000 in severance payments
Minnesota Republicans are criticizing Governor Mark Dayton for authorizing nearly $80,000 in severance payments to three top officials who resigned from his administration.
Red Lake Addresses Drug Treatment
The tribe will use part of a federal loan to fight drug abuse
A northwestern Minnesota American Indian tribe will use part of a $13 million federal loan to help fight drug abuse.
Walker Seeks Federal Aid for Farmers Affected by Flood
Northern Wisconsin crops devastated by floods in early July
Governor Scott Walker has asked for a USDA Secretarial Disaster Designation to help farmers in three Wisconsin counties that suffered crop losses as a result of heavy rains and flooding July.
Engwall’s Corn Maze Ready to Open
The Sixth Annual Event Looks to Bring in Thousands Over Seven Weekends
Hundreds of Northlanders will be trying to find their way out of a spooky situation this weekend.
Sammy’s Pizza in Superior is Back, And Open For Business
A Local Favorite Reopens at a New Location
Sammy’s in Superior closed more than two years ago. Now, as the signs say outside, “We’re back!”
An Update on 7-West Taphouse in Superior
Still Under Construction, But Hopeful for Opening
A popular Duluth restaurant is gearing up for its own grand opening at a new location in Superior.
Vikre Distillery Voted Number One
Best Craft Specialty Spirits Distillery by USA Today
Vikre Distillery in Canal Park, was recently nominated for “Best Craft Specialty Spirits Distillery” by USA Today’s 10 Best Reader’s Choice 2016.
Outbreak of Legionnaires’ Disease in Hopkins
9 confirmed cases reported by MDS
Minnesota health officials are investigating several possible sources of an outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease in the Minneapolis suburb of Hopkins.
25th Annual Chili Cook-off
United Way Hosts its Annual Chili by the Lake
The 25th annual chili cook off took place earlier today at the DECC (Duluth Entertainment Convention Center) sponsored by Head of the Lakes United Way.
2016 Chester Bowl Fall Festival Looks to Bring in Thousands of Visitors
The Annual Event Includes Local Music, Food, Crafts and Vendors
It’s beginning to look a lot like fall in some parts of the Northland and this weekend, colors are expected to pop by the thousands right here in Duluth.
Gov. Walker Releases Transportation Spending Plan
Provides more for local governemnts and county and state road maintenance
Governor Scott Walker is defending his administration’s road-funding proposal.
Religious Groups Combining Faith and Cold Beer
Brewing the Faith gatherings target millenials
Some religious groups are meeting in bars as a way to recruit new members, reach out to people struggling with their faith and provide a different outlet to talk about God.
Fall Gardening with Farmer Doug and Duluth Flower Farm
Fresh Fall Produce
Fall is just around the corner and the Northland temperatures are starting to show that.
School Safety Patrols Gear Up For Another Safe Year
Many Northland Safety Patrol Groups Are Back in the Crosswalks, Protecting Their Classmates
It’s that time of year again, when bright orange flags are raised up high, and students of all ages begin crossing busy roadways in order to get to class. But it’s more than just that.
Emerald Ash Borer Discovered In Duluth
The Emerald Ash Borer Has Been Found Near Hartley Nature Center
The Emerald Ash Borer has once again been spotted near Hartley Nature Center and St. Louis County officials are hoping to avoid a tree–killing bug infestation by issuing an emergency quarantine.
Census Shows Minnesota has Low Poverty Rates
One of the lowest poverty rates in the nation
Newly released census data shows Minnesota hs one of the lowest poverty rates in the nation.
Adopt-a-Beach Clean Up Efforts
UWS professor and students helping to make beaches cleaner and safer for visitors
A UWS chemistry professor and several students will hit the beach for Adopt a Beach Cleanup on Saturday.
Clipping Away at The Grooming Shack
As The Seasons Begin to Change, Prepare Your Pets With a Fresh Coat
The dog days of summer are quickly beginning to slip away, as the Northland prepares once again for chilly temps and frosty flakes to fly.
St. Louis County Board Approves Levy Increase
Preliminary property tax levy increse of 8.5% for 2017
The St. Louis County Board has approved a preliminary property tax levy of $126,550,079, an increase of 8.5 percent for 2017.
Road Borrowing Low on Walker’s Next Budget
The state faces a $940 million shortfall
Governor Scott Walker says he’ll keep borrowing for road projects low in the next state budget.
With Flu Season Approaching St. Lukes is Preparing Duluth
Doctors urge the public to get a flu shot.
Doctors urge the public to get a flu shot.
DTA’s Grocery Express Expands Hours
Bus Now Runs on Tuesdays & Saturdays
The Duluth Transit Authority is expanding its Grocery Express program with the goal of helping more Northlanders.
Va Bene Raising Funds for Earthquake Victims
Proceeds of Two Dollars From Each Amatriciana Dish Will Go to Italian Red Cross
While buildings begin to resurface after a deadly earthquake rocked parts of Italy, one local eatery is doing all it can to help out, from the Northland.
Minnesota Brothers Once Again Dominate Federal Duck Stamp Contest
The brothers have won 12 contests, sweeping the top three spots last year
Two Minnesota brothers are keeping it all in the family at the Federal Duck Stamp art contest.
Duluth Receives $375,000 for Railroad Crossing Safety
FRA awards the St. Louis and Lake Counties Regional Railroad Authority
U.S. Senators Amy Klobuchar and Al Franken, along with Representative Rick Nolan, today announced that the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) has awarded $374,598 to the St. Louis and Lake Counties Regional Railroad Authority for railroad crossing safety in Duluth.
$350,000 Claim Filed Against Prince Estate
A Minneapolis theater filed claim after a canceled gala
A Minneapolis theater has filed a nearly $350,000 claim against Prince’s estate over a canceled gala at his Paisley Park recording complex.
Grandma’s Minnesota Mile Winners
Four separate races were held on Sunday in downtown Duluth
A total of 514 people registered for the Grandma’s Minnesota Mile event which featured four separate divisions — Minnesota Mile (Elite), Duluth Mile (Semi-Elite), All City Mile (Recreational) and the Verizon Kids Mile.
Annual Chili Cook-Off to Offer Creative Food Creations
Coffee Conversation: Chili Cook-Off
This week it will be “Chili by the Lake” for the 25th Annual Head of the Lakes United Way Chili-Cook Off.
National Teddy Bear Day Across the Country
Celebrating our Furry Friends on this Friday
Brace yourself, because it’s national Teddy Bear Day!
Federal Judge Refuses to Block Dakota Access Pipeline
Authorites though have recommended a temporary halt on the project
Dakota Access pipeline protesters were happy to learn that federal authorities recommended construction on a 40-mile span in North Dakota be halted, despite a federal judge denying the Standing Rock Sioux’s broader request.
Woman Accused of Stabbing Mother Seeks $1.5M Estate
Last year accepted an Alford plea to shave 20 years from sentence
A Memphis woman who as an 18-year-old was accused of fatally stabbing her mother is fighting relatives for a $1.5 million inheritance, but her lawyer says her real goal is to prove her innocence.
North Dakota Pipeline Protests
Thousands protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline
A federal judge is set to deliver a key ruling on the four-state Dakota Access Pipeline that has drawn thousands of protesters to a construction site in North Dakota, some coming form as far as New York and Alaska.
Warmer Lake Superior Surface Temperatures Could Affect Shipping and Fishing
Could positively impact the fishing and shipping industries
A warmer Lake Superior could improve the chances of catching salmon and other species as well as provide benefits for the Great Lakes shipping industry.
Final Weeks of Boating Season
Just a few more weeks to cast the lines on the water
Fishermen and women have a few more weeks to cast their lines in the water, but the summer boating season is quickly coming to an end.
Minnesota Twins Honoring Jacob Wetterling
Twins will have a Number 11 jersey patch
The Minnesota Twins will honor the family of Jacob Wetterling with red jerseys and a No. 11 patch on their uniforms, on Friday night when they play Cleveland.
Major Storm Damage Delays Minnesota Power’s Solar Power Plant
Intial assessments indicate 25% of the 97 rows have sustained damage
The completion of Minnesota Power’s first solar power plant has been delayed after Wednesday night’s severe storm caused substantial damage to the nearly completed solar array at the National Guard’s Camp Ripley near Little Falls, Minn.
1st Sex Offender to be Freed Unconditionally from Program
State clears the way for Eric Terhaar to be released
The first person is set to be released from Minnesota’s sex offender program without conditions after the state’s Human Services commissioner reversed her position on his discharge.
MnDNR Creates Trip Planner for Finding Best Fall Colors
It's that time of year for beautiful colors all across Minnesota!
It happens around the same time every year, Chlorophyll production in tree leaves slows down and stops, causing the leaves to lose their green color and gain gorgeous red, gold, and orange hues. The annual result is many Minnesotans flocking outside to behold this magnificent event.
Winning Lottery Ticket Sold at Fourth Street Market
The Prize Includes $25,000 Every Year, For Life
It’s not even close to Saint Patrick’s Day, but the luck of the Irish can apparently be found on Fourth Street in Duluth.
Disability Rights Groups Attempt to Intervene in Appleton Teen’s Decision to Die
Jerika Bolen decided earlier this year she was going to end her own life
Disability rights organizations have asked child protection officials to intervene in an Appleton teenager’s plan to go without her ventilator and end her life.
The 2016 Great Minnesota Get-Together Breaks Attendance Records
Records from 2014 were crushed this year
The 2016 Minnesota State Fair was the best attended in state history.
St. Louis County Workers Receive Storm Recognition
Dozens of Employees Recognized by St. Louis County Board After Storm Cleanup
As communities continue cleaning up after severe storm damage this summer, St. Louis County Board members cleared their morning agenda before starting their day.
Students Prepare For First Day of School
Duluth Public Schools Start Tuesday
Students in Duluth talk about why they are, or are not excited for the start of the school year.
