Historic Superior Junkyard May Close for Good
Twin Ports Auto Parts, the only junkyard left in Superior, has been open for decades. For more than a year, the owner has tried to sell the business.Â
Twin Ports Auto Parts, the only junkyard left in Superior, has been open for decades. For more than a year, the owner has tried to sell the business.Â
In this week’s Coffee Conversation, we talk about the success of Tower Avenue construction in Superior.
A famous tank engine has returned to the Northland.
Berry farm will be open as blueberries ripen.Â
A Wisconsin dentist is dealing with angry phone calls because he has the same last name as the Minnesota dentist accused of killing a protected lion in Zimbabwe.
The St. Cloud School District is dealing with a shortage of bus drivers with classes set to resume in just over a month.
Beginning Saturday August 1, minimum wage employees across Minnesota will see an increase in their paychecks.
Right now, Duluth is running close to four inches below normal for precipitation this year, and that number is affecting many Northlanders, including businesses that are worried their sales could dry up.
To celebrate their 25th anniversary in a giving way, the new Alakef Coffee Cup on Kenwood will be giving back to the City of Duluth.Â
I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream because Thursday, July 30th is Miracle Treat Day!
Wednesday marks a milestone for the Great Lakes Aquarium as it celebrates 15 years in Duluth!
“It’s not a surprise but it kind, kinda sucks,” United Taconite employee and member of the United Steelworkers 6860.
The little blue bridge is up once again making this the 3rd time in the last 2 weeks.
Cliffs Natural Resources has announced they will be temporarily idling its United Taconite Facility on the Iron Range.
A well-known paper company in Duluth has acquired a century old business.
Wednesday night the heated debate over a proposed hog farm just miles from Lake Superior continues at the Bandshell in Ashland.
City officials say Summer 2015 is one of the busiest construction seasons the city has ever seen.
It’s a trashy problem that’s been going on for more than a decade in Proctor.
Nearly a week ago, the Virginia Fire Department got the go ahead for a new peak response unit.
The Wisconsin state Assembly is scheduled to vote on approving a $500 million financing plan for a new Milwaukee Bucks arena.
Heater Rental Services will be moving into a new 10,000 square foot building at West Superior Street and 29th Avenue West.
If you’re in the mood for a taste of Ireland on the South Shore, the place to be is ‘The Snug’.
Now that we’ve seen the hottest days so far this year, one thing’s for certain – it’s ice cream season.
CHUM and the Duluth School District are working together to help with children’s back to school list.Â
The Center Against Sexual and Domestic Abuse encourages all golfers to tee off to end violence Friday, July 31st.Â
The dog days of summer have arrived and boat landings are keeping busy.Â
It’s been a heated issue for months, a proposed hog farm just miles from Lake Superior is up for debate once more.
The City of Duluth wants your input on plans to improve and renovate two popular parks: Memorial Park and Irving Park.
The number of Minnesotans who have health insurance is rising but so is the number of state residents struggling to pay their medical bills.
Bayfront Park was the place to be for anyone who loves pale ales, stouts and lagers.
July is Hire a Veteran Month and this Thursday a special job fair will allow vets to connect with local employers looking to hire.
Saturday, All Pints North – one of the biggest brew fests of the summer – returns to Bayfront Park for its 4th year, featuring nearly 100 craft breweries from around Minnesota. With so many brewers in town, Bent Paddle wanted to kick off the weekend the only way they know how.
A new restaurant with a spin on traditional American faire will soon open on the Iron Range.
The tourist season is just heating up in the Northland and businesses are on pace to break a record.
This weekend Ely is expected to grow about 40,000 people as locals and tourists are making their way into town for something blue, round and juicy.
U.S. Steel is in the process of calling back more than 300 workers who were laid off from the plant in Mountain Iron.
The Mariner Mall in Superior bustled with people and activities celebrating people of all abilities.
The Working Parents Act was introduced at the last legislative session as a way to bring more stability to working families and help to develop places of employment that reflect our changing economy
The Duluth Plaza Super One is growing in size.
A groundbreaking just got underway for the new BlueStone Flats which will be built behind BlueStone Lofts.
Beef jerky maker Jack Link’s has agreed to pay $50,000 to a former Minnesota employee because her supervisor made repeated sexual advances toward her.
A program in Washburn is getting kids off the couch and in motion.
Thousands of people are flying to Oshkosh for the week-long EAA AirVenture Aviation Celebration.
Thrifty shoppers and closet–cleaning donors visited Goodwill’s new Superior location for the first time Tuesday.
The Sweet Life Candy Shop carries over 200 kinds of candy and chocolates; if they can keep them in stock.
If you’re ever driving through Wrenshall, Bricks Pub and Grub is a must for a drink or meal.
Spirits are high in Ashland, as new businesses and lots of development have generated optimism throughout the city.
A free class on couponing could help you stash some cash.
Until now patients from outside Duluth diagnosed and getting treated for cancer, have had limited options for treatment locations. But Monday, people of Ashland celebrated, as the first steps to a cancer treatment center broke ground closer to home.
Just 10 days before a massive slip n slide was scheduled to hit the streets of Duluth, organizers found out the event has been cancelled.Â