The League of Women Voters Duluth held an event Monday night to recognize women in the area who have held or ran for public office.
Duluth police are investigating a fatal accident involving a scooter.
The Memorial Day weekend is fast approaching and AAA projects more than 38 million Americans will travel this weekend. That’s the second highest Memorial Day travel volume on record.
For the past several years a major push has been in motion to try and rejuvenate a well-known Duluth neighborhood.
The Duluth Lions Club is getting ready for the 59th Annual Pancake Day.
The construction of the Campus Connector Trail started May 2, 2016 along the north curb of College Street, between Junction Ave. and Kenwood Ave. by the College of St. Scholastica.
The Courage Kenny Rehabilitation Institute – Northland proudly hosted the 13th annual Great Lake mono-ski, Nordic, and race camp, at Spirit Mountain.
A Duluth Police officer pleaded not guilty Thursday to the four charges against him in an alleged drunken driving incident.
Maurices, a Duluth-based retailer, announced Monday morning that it has secured a tenant for its new headquarters space at 425 W Superior Street in downtown Duluth.
The City of Duluth is reminding the public about the project currently underway to replace the wire ropes that raise and lower the Duluth Aerial Lift Bridge.
James Taylor and his All-Star Band are coming to AMSOIL ARENA on JUNE 1 for one intimate and memorable night!
In Duluth the names of two of the retailers coming to the luxury apartment site on London Road and 21st Avenue East have been announced.
Three Duluth Projects are still in the running for the Knight Cities Challenge.
The Duluth Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in locating missing child Jonathan Kalep Beckman.
Duluth has a new Mayor Elect. City Council President Emily Larson will succeed Mayor Don Ness.
The City has authorized $340,000.00 to demolish the 16 homes.
The city of Duluth is considering allowing vendors on the Lakewalk but they want to get the public’s input first.
The group has called the effort to change Duluth’s system from a two-step, primary and general election system a “solution in search of a problem.”
Earlier today, September 30, 2015, the Duluth Fire Department received a donation of 5,000 blankets, valued at $103, 983, from the Firefighters Support Services out of Wyandotte Michigan.
Crews are working to return an historic Duluth site to what it once was.
The Loaves and Fishes Catholic Worker Community received “A Brush with Kindness” Tuesday through an annual interfaith build.
The 13th Annual Twin Ports Vintage Fest is taking place this weekend.
It’s a natural way to less the pain of child birth and it is gaining popularity: laughing gas.
A Duluth man has learned his sentence for a stabbing incident at the Steve O’Neil Apartments.
Duluth’s top two mayoral candidates faced off in a forum Thursday morning.
The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension has issued a missing person alert for a woman who went missing in Duluth.
Duluth’s Superintendent discusses his plans for the upcoming year for the Duluth School District.
Due to the High Risk of Rip Currents Tuesday, the Duluth Fire Department is issuing a warning for dangerous swimming conditions for Park Point beaches effective immediately and continuing until 10:00 a.m. Wednesday.
Due to the High Risk of Rip Currents Friday, the Duluth Fire Department has issued a warning for dangerous swimming conditions for Park Point beaches effective until 10 a.m. Saturday.
A former Duluth firefighter has pleaded guilty to a federal child pornography charge he had been facing.
Duluth Police have identified the victim in a shooting Tuesday night.
The arrival of the active duty Airman (a native of Minnesota) marks a significant event for the 148th Fighter Wing, the Duluth Military Affairs Committee, the city of Duluth and the state of Minnesota.
The City of Duluth Public Works and Utilities department is working on a water valve replacement as part of the East 4th Street Reconstruction project.
The City of Duluth Public Works and Utilities department is asking that all Duluth residents and businesses conserve water usage today (Tuesday) until Thursday evening.
Due to the High Risk of Rip Currents Tuesday, the Duluth Fire Department is issuing a warning for dangerous swimming conditions for Park Point beaches effective immediately and continuing until 10:00 a.m. Wednesday.
On Sunday, July 12th, 2015 at 2:19 a.m. Duluth Police responded to the area of 600 East 1st Street on a report of a robbery.
Duluth’s skyline is getting a makeover courtesy of an 11-story office tower that will be the largest downtown commercial development in the city’s history.
Duluth police responded to the area of 59th Avenue West and Raleigh Street Wednesday morning after a report of a fight.
Ten years ago the Minnesota State Auditor predicted Duluth would go bankrupt and the New York Times featured Duluth as a city on the brink because of our massive unfunded liability related to retiree health care.
Due to the High Risk of Rip Currents Tuesday, the Duluth Fire Department is issuing a warning for dangerous swimming conditions for Park Point beaches effective immediately and continuing until 10 a.m. Wednesday.
Duluth Police are reporting that the condition of the boy struck by lightning in Duluth has improved.
Residents in the upper Lakeside neighborhood are asked to conserve water due to a water main break.
The College of Saint Scholastica has purchased half of the reaming land in the Bluestone Development.
An historic building is finally getting repairs to a damaged area of it.
On June 19 at approximately 5:40 a.m. a semi-truck loaded with large rolls of paper was traveling on Port Terminal Dr. when it attempted to round a corner.
-The race will begin at 6:00 p.m. Traffic on Harbor Drive behind the DECC will be closed at 3:00 p.m. and at 5:30 p.m. traffic will be diverted off portions of Railroad Street for the duration of the race.
Whole Foods Co-op is putting down roots at a second location at 4426 Grand Avenue in Duluth’s west end.
Two people have been charged in connection to an armed home invasion in Rice Lake Township.
A 21–year–old has pleaded guilty to third degree assault for a stabbing in Duluth this past April.
A large portion of Duluth’s Lincoln Park neighborhood is experiencing a disruption in 911 service due to the theft of some cable lines.
