Weekend Spotlight: May 8-10
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Race car fans are going to get a much brighter experience at Superior Amsoil Speedway later this month.
9,762 hungry flapjack lovers attended the 58th Annual Lions Club Pancake Day, 432 more people than last year.
The first year of preschool at The Hartley Nature Center in Duluth is wrapping up, and it was a success!
Thursday, members of the Hillside Neighborhood gathered to discuss ways to build healthy relationships between residents, police officers, and business owners.
‘It’s pretty neat, it gets the job done so that’s good,” Tube Filler creator Sam Reiswig said.
Students from Duluth’s Laura McArthur Middle School are advancing to the finals in a competition because of their outstanding innovation in dance.
Thursday night, the First Witness Child Advocacy Center is ending their ” I Stand with Kids” campaign that helped promote education on how to prevent child abuse.
Thursday night, the vision of developing the St. Louis River Corridor took a step forward with homeowners who live in the area.
Lakewood Elementary scholars, teachers and community members tagged, cut and bagged buckthorn from the school’s forest property.
The black bear who camped out outside Duluth City Hall has made a move from politics.
Flowers and chocolate will be in high demand this weekend for Mother’s Day.
The Minnesota fishing opener has not officially started but warmer temperatures have anglers getting their boats and gear ready a lot earlier than last year.
South Shore Ambulance Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Dennis Swenson died attempting to rescue his mother from a fire at their home.
Wisconsin Republicans have introduced a bill that would ban abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy.
It’s been long overdue but the Cathedral School in Superior is finally receiving the makeover it needs for the next generation.
Five charges have come down against a Hibbing priest accused of sexually assaulting a minor.
A 26-year-old Babbitt man will be spending nearly three decades behind bars for murdering his mom’s boyfriend.
A northern Minnesota man is behind bars for homicide.
For more than 50 years, Northlanders have spent one day eating breakfast all day long for a good cause. That’s right, the 58th annual Duluth Lions Club pancake day is off to a great start!
A special student showcase was on display Wednesday at UMD, with a goal of landing jobs.
A Duluth veteran who was deployed three times has been honored by Congressman Rick Nolan.
The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office has expanded its Web site to include the names of more than 3,700 people who have active arrest warrants for their arrest.
A stolen unmarked squad car was found Wednesday.
A Duluth Township home went up in flames Wednesday and ended in a total loss.
“Some days I feel like a real runner out there,” said Mimi Stedner.
Lacrosse is a sport quickly spreading from the coasts to the Midwest. Now, students at Northland College in Ashland are getting a chance to play on a brand new field.
Letter Carriers will bring food to local food banks Saturday, May 9th, as part of the 23rd Annual “Stamp Out Hunger” Food Drive.
The Duluth Police Department is staying cutting edge by working smarter to generate leads more quickly for burglaries.
Tourism is Big. But, it’s particularly popular in Duluth. Wednesday, Congressman Rick Nolan visited Duluth to talk about how we can expand tourism within the area.
While the black bear near city hall received a lot of media attention, the public should be aware black bears are generally afraid of people.
Police have arrested a 29-year-old Hibbing priest on child sexual misconduct allegations.
Speed and alcohol were factors in a fatal crash that occurred on Highway 33 in Cloquet that claimed the lives of a nurse and police officer.
The state Senate has approved a bill that would allow Wisconsin transportation officials to raise the speed limit on some roads to 70 mph.
During a special ceremony on May 6, 2015, at McGhee Tyson Airport in Knoxville, Tennessee, Cirrus Aircraft Co-Founder and CEO Dale Klapmeier joined Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam and announced the expansion of Cirrus Aircraft to Knoxville with the new Vision Center.
The state Senate is preparing to vote on a bill that would allow Wisconsin transportation officials to raise the speed limit on some roads to 70 mph.
Gov. Mark Dayton isn’t shying away from a fight to clean up Minnesota’s water.
A good Samaritan is to thank for rescuing a semi driver from his flipped truck.
Chinese food lovers were getting closer Tuesday to one of their favorite Duluth restaurants.
Damage from the flood of 2012 is still being repaired nearly three years later.
The St. Louis County Sheriff’s office is on the hunt for one of its unmarked squad cars that’s been stolen.
The Zip-It has become somewhat of a YouTube phenomenon.
The city of Duluth is taking the sports corridor concept to the next level in unveiling three possible plans for the West Duluth properties.
The Hibbing Area Chamber of Commerce’s Women’s Innovative Network Committee recognized National Nurses Day.
It’s another tough blow for those working on the Iron Ranges mining industry. This time, the hatchet has dropped at Cliffs Natural Resources.
There could soon be two new elementary schools in the Grand Rapids area.
We’re just a few weeks into baseball season and games in Duluth are already understaffed.
The United Way in Duluth hosted a luncheon to celebrate organizations who’ve partnered with them in the last year.
More than 30 vendors came out to help veterans and their families Tuesday afternoon.
With local approval taprooms and brewpubs may soon be able to sell beer in the 64 oz. containers commonly known as growlers.