Iowa Supreme Court: You Can Be Drunk on Your Porch
The Iowa Supreme Court has affirmed the right to be drunk on your front porch.
The Iowa Supreme Court has affirmed the right to be drunk on your front porch.
Patrick James Buswell walked away from a minimum-security unit at the Minnesota Correctional Facility-Stillwater Friday.
The Itasca County Sheriff’s Office and the Minnesota Department of Corrections will be holding an informational community meeting regarding the address change of a level three predatory offender.
A Wisconsin wildlife official says the state’s gray wolf population has gone up by about 13 percent in the past year.
Gov. Mark Dayton is calling a special session for Friday morning to finish up the state’s budget.
Sammy’s Pizza has announced it will be closing its Duluth Heights location after seven years of business there.
Thursday night, The Lake Superior Zoo partied as a way to say thanks to its members.
Duluth breweries were preparing Thursday for the first-ever Sunday growler sales in Duluth on June 14.
They say families who run together, stick together. And one of the best examples of this may be right here in Duluth. The sea of runners. this grandma’s half marathon, will include a family three generations strong.
A map released by the U.S. Drought Monitor Thursday shows drought conditions are no longer present anywhere in Minnesota.
Tommy Ray Morgan Sr., 28, was sentenced by Judge Theresa Neo in St. Louis County Court.
Grand Rapids is proud of its connection to the “Wizard of OZ” and the Judy Garland Museum displays many items connected to the community’s most famous resident.
Room tax revenues in Wisconsin is currently split almost equally between city budgets and tourism funding.Â
School is out, summer is here and the musical festivals are starting! The first weekend of music at the Lake Superior Big Top Chautauqua kicks off this weekend and runs every weekend and runs every weekend throughout the summer.
They have, body cameras, horses and now Duluth Police have added something else to help them fight crime.
Curbside and loading will no longer be the only signs at the Miller Hill Mall.
A global doughnut company and coffee house will soon open its doors in Duluth.
A nationwide military recruiting scam investigation has led to indictments against two members of the Minnesota National Guard and one former guard member.
There’s apparently a lot of luck in Eveleth with a grand total of $71,050.64.
White Winter Winery in Iron River needs your vote for a chance to snatch up $100,000.
Wednesday was the 7th Annual Blue Mass a service named after the men in blue. But this ceremony went beyond honoring local law enforcement.
The unique, boat–shaped building holds three businesses, a restaurant-coffee shop, five high–end hotel rooms with excellent lake views and a Solstice Outdoors store.
The NorShor Theatre is still lights out with no signs of construction. However, we’re told the $20-plus million renovation project is now set to begin this August.Â
There are visible signs of renovation progress happening at the old Carlson Bookstore across from the NorShor Theatre.Â
Major renovations at the Fond-du-Luth Casino are becoming visible on Superior Street.Â
Wednesday was another step toward a clearer vision for the future of the Lake Superior Zoo as more people are expressing support for proposed plans.
The St. Louis River Corridor vision is finally being put into action.Â
If you head down to the waterfront, you may notice a new splash of color.
The Duluth City Planning Commission approved a new development plan despite strong opposition from neighbors.Â
Jay Cooke State Park is celebrating a milestone this weekend and you’re invited.
The first public meeting kicked off Wednesday for a major construction project in Duluth.
A community bicycle shop has opened up its doors again in Duluth.
Many children in Superior receive free or reduced breakfast and lunch.
The Itasca County Sheriff’s Office has found the missing man they were searching for.
Whole Foods Co-op is putting down roots at a second location at 4426 Grand Avenue in Duluth’s west end.
Police officers in Duluth are preparing for what it takes to respond to calls with people mental disabilities.
Gov. Mark Dayton says Minnesota leaders have settled their remaining budget disputes and he is prepared to call the Legislature into special session.
Dan Neff has been blowing glass since he was a teenager. Â
Duluth is not the only city investing in its trails these days; Hermantown is right there with them. But the city is in need of help.
If you’ve got a great start-up business idea, the West Duluth Business Club wants to help make it happen.
One Roof Community Housing celebrated its past successes and looked ahead Tuesday to housing more Duluthians.
It’s not quite soccer and it’s not quite golf. It’s called Footgolf, and it’s the best of both worlds.
The City of Minneapolis has proposed a new ordinance that could change how business is done at stores where tobacco is sold.
School is out and The Beach at Pinehurst Park is open for summer.
Eight emergency response agencies were called to an active shooting at the University of Wisconsin-Superior as part of a training exercise Tuesday.
The Grand Rapids YMCA is revealing a major renovation, including a small Grand Itasca Clinic in its building
Alter spending 15-years working in the food industry in the Twin Cities an Iron Range woman is back to her roots.
Essar Steel Minnesota a $1.9-billion project is in the midst of construction on the Iron Range.
The Wisconsin state Senate has advanced a fast-tracked bill that would ban non-emergency abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy.
Two people have been charged in connection to an armed home invasion in Rice Lake Township.