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Walker proclaims week as Ports Week across the state
Governor Scott Walker has proclaimed the week of August 1-7 as Wisconsin Ports Week.
Governor Scott Walker has proclaimed the week of August 1-7 as Wisconsin Ports Week.
Duluth earns high praise from readers of the Lake Superior Magazine and LakeSuperior.com in their 2016 Best of the Lakes honors.
The anticipated timeline for work to be complete along West 1st Street on the Board of Trade building has been extended, due to the damaged the building sustained from the storm that swept through the area on July 21.
Senators Amy Klobuchar and Al Franken, along with Representative Rick Nolan, today announced that the U.S. Department of Transportation has awarded the Duluth International Airport a grant of $6,126,025 for runway rehabilitation.
A Wisconsin shipyard faces nearly $1.4 million in penalties after federal health inspectors said it exposed workers to lead.
The City of Duluth will be continuing their curbside pickup the week of August 1, focusing on the Woodland, Morley Heights, and Hunters Park neighborhoods. City and contracted crews are aware that more areas need attention.
The Dairy Queen in Hermantown brought in some extra staff today to make sure things went smoothly.
The third annual Empowerment Expo was at the Superior Mariner Mall today.
It was a perfect day for a sweet treat that was for a sweet cause as Dairy Queen celebrated Miracle Treat Day.
After months of work, proposals, and feedback the City of Superior has come up with a new policy to combat domestic violence.
Hollywood actor and pilot, Harrison Ford, is set to take to the skies during the AirVenture Oshkosh 2016 air show.
Mayor Bruce Hagen has partnered with head of the Lakes United Way, Superior School District, Cathedral School, and Maple School District, to help children get a good start to the school year.
Volunteers with the Christian Aid Ministries Rapid Response Team arrived in Duluth, in less than 24 hours of Mayor Emily Larson, City Councilors and emergency response community partners publicizing the Head of the Lakes United Way 2-1-1 resource for residents in need following the July 21 storm.
Minnesota Power is expecting power to be resorted by the end of the day to all remaining customers who have been without electricity since last week’s severe storms.
Minnesota Power released the first in a series of Requests for Proposals to further its EnergyForward strategy.
The new Hampton Inn in Superior will have 84 rooms and will work to supply jobs to more than 30 people.
Days after the storm hit, there are still several places around the Northland where people do not have power.
One Ace Hardware in Duluth says that they have been selling supplies rapidly because of the storm.
Lake Country Power (LCP) with help from additional co-ops and contractors, has restored electric service for nearly 26,000 members since July 21. As of the afternoon of July 26, more than 1,300 members continue to sit in the dark.
The St. Louis County will be making two gravel pits drop off locations for tree debris from Thursday’s storms. These sites are an addition to those being provided by the City of Duluth and the city of Rice Lake.
Individuals who are curious about the NorShor Theatre restoration and what it may look like in the end, or if possibly interested in attaching their name or a loved one’s to the theatre are highly encouraged to attend a casual poolside party at 6:00 pm Thursday, August 4, at Northland Country Club located at 3901 E. Superior Street.
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation’s (WisDOT) Airport Improvement Program combines federal, state, and local resources to help fund improvements to over 98 public use airports throughout Wisconsin that are primarily owned by counties, cities, towns, and villages.
The latest from WisDOT as of July 26 on road closures in the northern part of the state.
Western Lake Superior Sanitary District (WLSSD) urges residents to utilize food waste drop sites for prompt disposal of spoiled contents from refrigerators and freezers during this extended power outage.
Severe thunderstorms with high winds swept through the Northland in the early hours of Thursday causing widespread storm damage.
For many, a perfect way to beat the extreme heat is ice cream.
In an online poll conducted by USA Today/10BEST announced that the Lake Superior Railroad Museum was voted the Best Transportation Museum in the country. The final tally was announced Friday, July 22, by USA Today.
Glensheen is launching the new servants tour.
A popular coffee and donut chain is preparing to expand in Minnesota – and that includes Duluth.
This week marks the anniversary of Sunday growler sales in Minnesota.
You might want to think twice about the sunscreen SPF you are using.
For seven years the City of Duluth and the Fond du Lac Band have been engaged in a series of litigations and after five months of conversations, meetings and negotiations, the two have announced a settlement that allows them to put this chapter behind them and begin writing a new story, together.
BMWs, Mercedes and other used luxury vehicles are making their way from the West Coast to the Northland.
From the office of Congressman Rick Nolan, it has been reported that the Transportation Secretary, Anthony Foxx could not have been more impressed by the city of Duluth and the collaboration resulting in its economic successes.
Verizon is buying Yahoo for $4.83 billion, marking the end of an era for a company that once dominated the internet.
Gunfire erupted at a nightclub, Club Blu, in Fort Myers, Florida. The nightclub was hosting a swimsuit-themed party for teens when gunfire ensued, leaving two teens dead and at least 17 other people wounded, early Monday.
Minnesota Power has been working day and night to restore power to customers in Duluth and outlying areas, after last week’s severe storms.
The City of Duluth crews and contractors are out clearing boulevards and curbs of storm debris today.
While many homeowners are waiting in desperation for the power to come back on, some businesses are also still without electricity.
Some local businesses are seeing a rise in customers due to power outages across the city.
Reinforcements from Missouri will join Minnesota Power line crews this afternoon as the company continues to make progress in restoring power to customers following Thursday morning’s severe storms.
A local author has finished her first book.
Xcel Energy crews are working to make progress toward restoring service to customers impacted by Thursday’s severe storms.
Minnesota Power is working to restore power after the worst storm to affect its electrical system in the Duluth area in 15 years.
In Island Lake, community members are working to repair what the storm has damaged. Power poles were knocked down, houses were moved from their foundation and trees all around were knocked over.
Minnesota Power is working to restore power after the worst storm to affect its electrical system in the Duluth area in 15 years.
Duluth, Minn. — Minnesota Power is conducting aerial assessments of its infrastructure following heavy storm damage across its service territory Thursday morning. Once the assessment is complete, more informationabout estimated restoration schedules will be known. As of Thursday morning, about 36,000 customers are estimated to be without power, including customers in Duluth, Cloquet, and the Brainerd Lakes area.Among the hardest-hit areas is the city of Duluth where an estimated one-third of the city’s 65,000 customer are without power. An estimated 100 power poles were broken by trees brought down by the storm and will need to be replaced. The affected area is a 10-mile swath from Island Lake to Lake Superior in the easternpart of Duluth.Restoration efforts will focus first on the transmission system before outages to the distribution system, which feeds residential and business customers, are addressed. Removing trees and downed power lines from public roadways will be the first priority in coordination with St. Louis County and the City of Duluth.All line crews have been called in to assist along with 15 tree removal crews.
Roadside produce vendors satisfy a big demand from those wanting farm fresh fruits and veggies, but might not want to go all the way to the supermarket.
A church-based group called The Brick worked alongside the Red Cross Tuesday to provide relief to flood victims.
A bold plan from Cliffs to take over bankrupt Essar Steel project to create hundreds of new mining jobs on the Iron Range.