Bent Paddle Releasing ‘Lollygagger’ Pale Ale
Beer Sales to Benefit Duluth Mountain Biking Trails
Wednesday, Bent Paddle is releasing its newest pale ale called ‘Lollygagger’ to shelves across Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Coffee Shop Becomes Worker Owned Cooperative
Big Water Coffee Roasters Cooperative
It’s the first of its kind in Bayfield, a cooperative, locally owned by its employees.
Ashland Harbor Breakwater Light Celebration
Celebration of Light in Ashland this Saturday
A lighthouse in Ashland is making quite a name for itself.
Softball Team Hosts Benefit for Lightning Victims
Community Rallies to Raise Money for Tragedy-Stricken Mott Family
Tuesday, the Mountain Iron girls softball team took the field wearing red, while their rival, Cherry, wore orange. But, regardless of jersey color, all the girls took the field offering their support for the Mott family.
Tech Consultant Plans to Challenge Duffy in Wisconsin 7th
Kirk Bangstad Announced Congressional Campaign
A consultant to technology companies plans to run against Republican U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy in northern and central Wisconsin’s 7th District next year.
Sidewalk Art Festival Coming to Two Harbors
Chalk-A-Lot to Host Art Competition, Food, and Music
Two Harbors art festival celebrates use of sidewalk chalk.
Granite Gear Founder Opening New Business in Two Harbors
Dan Cruikshank to Open Bicycle and Coffee Shop
Granite Gear Co-Founder Dan Cruikshank will be opening a bicycle store and coffee shop in two harbors.
Lake County Demolishes Restaurant
Forfeited Restaurant Razed to Ready Lot for Sale
A former Hardee’s restaurant that was vacated in 2004 has been demolished in Two Harbors.
UPDATE: Three Canoeists Rescued in Boundary Waters
A multi-agency rescue ended with three canoeists being airlifted to an Ely hospital Tuesday.
St. Louis County Supports Housing Funds
Grants to Help Fund Affordable Housing
St. Louis County is moving forward with expanding housing development opportunities in the area.
Developer Pulls Out of Rockridge School Property Deal in Duluth
Developer Still Plans to Move Forward With Morgan Park Site
The Duluth School District was informed the sale of the Rockridge School Property has fallen through.
“Road to Freedom” Tour Travels to Celebrate 25 Years of the ADA
Bus Tour to Acknowledge People with Disabilities
Duluth welcomed the Road to Freedom bus Tuesday morning to build excitement for the 25th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Duluth City Council, Mayoral Candidates File for 2015 Election
First Filing Day For Fall Election
Tuesday marks the first day of filing for City Council, Mayoral and School Board Candidates who want to run in this fall’s election.
Duluth Sex Offender Released into Community
Duluth police want the public to know about the release of a level III sex offender.
$3.2 Million Project to Start in St. Louis County
Multi-Million Dollar Road Project Starts Wednesday
A $3.2 million project to re-pave six miles of Martin Road (County State Aid Highway 9) begins Wednesday, July 8.
Developer No Longer Interested in Rockridge Site
Company Won't Develop School Site in Duluth
ISD 709 officials announced Tuesday that they have received notification from Schweiger Development, Holding & Management LLC to amend a purchase agreement for the Rockridge and Morgan Park school properties.
Fire Damages Business in Superior
Conveyor Belt Starts on Fire in Superior
On Tuesday at 2:06 a.m., the Superior Fire Department responded for a reported fire at 301 N 5th St.
Grocery Store Owner Touches Customers’ Lives
Knowing Your Neighbors: Hoyt Lakes IGA
In the heart of every small town, is a man with a big heart.
DTA Begins Skywalk Reconstruction
Revamping of Northwest Passage, 4-Month Skyway Closure
One of Duluth’s busiest sections of the skywalk is being torn apart.
Proposal to Bring NHL Team to the Northland
City Counselor Introduces Resolution to Bring NHL Franchise to Proctor
Back in 2009, hockey was declared as the sport of Minnesota. Monday night, a Proctor city counselor took that declaration to the next level, in his proposal to bring a second NHL team to the state.
Proctor Police Officer Returns Home to Serve
Officer Benjamin Kneeland Sworn in to Service
At Monday night’s City Council meeting, Proctor’s newest police officer was sworn in to service.
Duluth Named 4th Best Foodie City in Nation
Healthy Foods, Farmers Markets Rank Duluth in Top 10 Best Food Cities
Duluth can add yet another title for the city, as Monday it was named the 4th best foodie city in the nation.
Drought Conditions Across Northland Drastically Improve
Farm Reports 'Ideal' Rain Totals This Year
Drought conditions across Minnesota and Wisconsin were certainly a cause for a concern earlier this year, but it’s become much better since March.
Industrial Park Set to Create New Jobs
New Economic Growth Set for Grand Rapids Area
It has been a project in the works for nearly two decades, expanding the city of Cohasset’s industrial park.
Sidewalk Days and Street Dances Start Wednesday
Superior Street to be Closed During Business Hours
Duluth Sidewalk Days and Street Dances Begin Wednesday.
Belknap Project May be Put on Hold by State Budget Cuts
Wisconsin Highway Budget Cut by 800 Million
Belknap Street reconstruction will compete for funding with larger projects in Milwaukee.
Farmer’s Market Opens in Hermantown
11 Vendors Will Sell Everything from Trees to Grilled Cheese
Vendors Selling Everything From Trees to Grilled Cheese in Hermantown
Free Dental Clinic Coming to DECC
Care for Underserved Individuals July 17th and 18th
Volunteers from all over Minnesota will be at the DECC July 17 and 18, providing free dental care.
Vandals Damage New Trees in Superior
14 New Trees Damaged in Superior
Superior Police are asking for the public’s help catching the people who damaged 14 new trees over the weekend in the area of N. 12th Street and Hughitt Avenue.
Fashion Retailer Builds 11-Story Office in Downtown Duluth
Duluth's Skyline Gets a Makeover
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.
Eveleth Man Wins Jackpot
Eveleth Man Purchases Winning Ticket
John Lund of Eveleth won $26,000 by playing the Lottery’s Northstar Cash® game.
Rodeo Tradition Lives on in Wisconsin Town
62nd Spooner Rodeo set to get Underway
Find out why some cowgirls say the Spooner Rodeo is the place to be this weekend!
Tourists and Locals Enjoy Three Day Weekend
“I did the fireworks, I partied a little bit haha,” said Andrico Rolle from Miami, Florida.
Construction Starting in Chester Park
New construction in lower Chester Park will impact some of the trails.
Fatal Boating Accident in Northern MN
Saturday afternoon Beltrami County deputies responded to a report of a woman who was found unresponsive in the water on Cass Lak
Rare Blanding’s turtle could go on federal endangered list
The rare and beautiful Blanding’s turtle once thrived across the Great Lakes region and the Upper Midwest.
Minnesota firefighter flies Confederate flag in parade
A Minnesota firefighter is defending his decision to fly a Confederate flag during a holiday parade.
Duluth Fourth of July Celebration Bringing Visitors to Northland
Celebration Known All Over Minnesota
People came from all over, Saturday, to Celebrate the Fourth of July in Duluth.
Duluth Restaurants Hosts Great American Picnic
Midi Restaurant held their Great American Picnic in the Fitger’s courtyard.
Superior Celebrates Independence Day
The sidewalks in Superior were packed with hundreds of people enjoying the towns annual Fourth of July Parade.
Moose Lake Celebrates Fourth
City Park Hosts Bulk of Festivities
Moose Lake residents lined the streets for the annual fourth of july parade and cooled off at the swimming beach.
Canadian wildfires trigger pollution advisory in Minnesota
The thick haze caused by smoke from more than 100 Canadian wildfires has triggered an air pollution health advisory across a large part of Minnesota.
Hermantown Police Warn of Phone Scam
A local Hermantown business called 911 to report they had received a phone call from someone stating they were contracted by the city to collect on an overdue water bill in the sum of around $1,100.
Fire Destroys Garage
Multiple Departments Battle Garage Fire
Multiple fire departments on the Iron Range battle a garage fire in Hibbing Friday night.
Man Assaults his Neighbor with a Weapon
Authorities are called to an assault with a weapon early Saturday morning between two Grand Lake Township neighbors.
Woman Drives Through Bam! Style
A vehicle drove through the front of Bam! Style Saturday afternoon.
The Snake Pit: A Reptile Rescue Operation
Snakes, geckos and bearded dragons are just some of the reptiles in homes across the Twin Ports right now. But some need to be rescued just like cats and dogs. That’s why The Snake Pit is on the case in Duluth.
Duluth Sister Cities Celebrates 25 Year Anniversary
Relationship with Japanese City Started in 1990
It’s been 25 years since Duluth became “sister cities with Ohara Isumi City, Japan. A relationship that started because of a bell.
Superior Restaurant in Danger of Closing
Sclavi's Suffering from Lack of Business
Sclavi’s Italian restaurant opened on Tower Avenue in October, but declining business has left the new restaurant in peril.
Hairball Headlines Party in the Park
Arena Rock Group Returns to Duluth
The arena rock cover group Hairball headlined the Party in the Park concert, Friday.
