First Saltie Arrives in Twin Ports
Community Members Gather To Watch
The Lakers have been coming in and out of the twin ports for a few weeks, but the first oceangoing vessel sailed into the port of Duluth and Superior on Sunday.
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Students of all ages create music together
University of Wisconsin-Superior student musicians partnered with Superior Community Youth Choir for a concert.
St. Scholastica hosted an African Heritage Festival
Today St. Scholastica students held an event themed “United We Stand.”
Ashland Celebrates New Fire Station With Open House
The City Has Been Working To Get Building for 40 Years
Ashland opens their new fire department building up to the community to celebrate it’s completion.
Dayton Tours Highway 53 Relocation Project
Governor and other officials are impressed with the work being done.
Before the governor’s big meeting with Ely officials on a proposed mine, he stopped by the construction of the relocation of Highway 53.
Dayton Visits with Ely Officials
Governor meets with Ely city council to discuss his decision regarding a potential mine.
Nearly three weeks after delivering a huge blow to a proposed copper nickel mine near Ely, Governor Dayton met with the Ely city council at the IRRRB headquarters in Eveleth.
April Is Sexual Assault Awareness Month
April is recognized as Sexual Assault Awareness Month. St. Louis County Attorney, Mark Rubin hosted local leaders from around St. Louis County. Rubin encouraged them to come out and acknowledge the movement by addressing issues in Duluth.
The 148th Will Deploy 300 Airmen To South Korea
The 148th will be deploying 300 Airmen and a dozen F-16’s to Osan Airbase in South Korea.
St. Scholastica Introduces New President
12th President Comes from New Rochelle, New York
Dr. Colette McCarrick Geary will succeed Dr. Larry Goodwin to become the 12th president of the school, starting July first.
4th Street Repairs Extended to Next Week
Pothole repairs on East 4th Street in Duluth have been extended to next week.
Duluth Burglary Suspect Nabbed
A 21-year-old man is behind bars after allegedly breaking into a home in Duluth on Thursday.
Three Arrested in Duluth Drug Bust
Three people are behind bars following a drug bust in Duluth on Thursday night.
First Saltie to be in Duluth Sunday
The first saltie of the 2016 shipping season is expected to sail into the Twin Ports this weekend.
Duluth Police Seek Help Identifying Car Prowlers
The Duluth Police Department is seeking the public’s help in identifying two people who may be responsible for several car break-ins over the last few days.
Enger Golf Course Set to Open Tuesday
Many improvements have been made to the golf course over the last year including 43 completely renovated bunkers and new carts with USB power ports.
Two Injured in Rollover near Cotton
Two people were injured in a rollover near Cotton Friday morning.
Rent Prices Increase in Minnesota
Rent prices are continuing to rise in Minnesota.
Virginia State Trooper Dies after Shooting at Bus Station
Virginia State Police are mourning the loss of one of their troopers killed Thursday in the line of Duty.
Personal Trainer Helps your Spruce Up Your Workout
Active Adventures: Spring Workout
For this week’s Active Adventures a personal trainer helped William spruce up his workout for spring.
School Board Says No Sale to Edison
The board decides not to waiver from policy and sell the property to another school.
After much discussion that lasted nearly two hours, the school board decides not to waiver from policy.
International Transgender Day of Visibility
Day brings awareness and fights to stop transphobia.
March 31sr marks the 6th annual international Transgender day of visibility. It’s a time to shed some light on the achievements of transgender people across the world.
All are welcome at a candidate forum
Many gathered to learn more about people running in the upcoming election.
Vikre Releases Sugarbush Whiskey
Vikre Distillery to release lot two of their Sugarbush Whiskey.
Whiskey lovers, it’s time to raise your glass to a new batch of the only distilled and bottled whiskey in Duluth.Vikre Distillery will release lot two of their Sugarbush Whiskey on April 1st.
IRRRB Audit
A recent audit discovered the IRRRB has not been overseeing its loans and grants close enough.
The audit report found limited evidence many loans and grants from the IRRRB have met their objectives and even called the structure of the agency vulnerable to constitutional challenge.
Duluth Public Library Does A Community Survey
The Duluth Public Library is conducting a community survey and encouraging people to participate.
Battle Of The Book
Lester Park Elementary School hosted The 8th Annual Battle Of The Book Contest.
Lake Superior Train Museum Is Seeking Your Train Puns
The Lake Superior Railroad Museum, is in need of your cheesiest train puns! The museum is asking the community to go full steam a head with creativity and submit your puns to their website.
50th Arrowhead Home& Builder Show: Parakeet Landing Interview
The Arrowhead Home& Builder Show is on at the DECC and packed full of activities.
Gronseth to Stay in Duluth
Duluth Schools Superintendent Bill Gronseth is staying in Duluth.
Duluth Police Officer Pleads Guilty in Drunk Driving Incident
A Duluth Police Officer pleaded guilty Thursday to charges against him in an alleged drunken driving incident.
Wisconsin Issues 300,000 Concealed Carry Permits Since 2011
Wisconsin’s Department of Justice has issued 300,000 concealed carry permits since the law went into effect in 2011.
Duo Charged after Police Discover Meth Lab in Ironwood
A man and a woman from Ironwood Township have been arrested and charged after authorities discovered an active meth lab.
Virginia State Trooper Injured, Gunman Dead after Shooting at Greyhound Bus Station
A Virginia State Trooper is fighting for his life, and a suspect is dead following a shooting at a Greyhound Bus Station in Richmond, Virginia.
Duluth Man Arrested for Selling Meth
A Duluth man has been arrested and charged for allegedly selling methamphetamine.
With Dayton’s Signature, Lawmakers to begin ID Upgrade Talks
Governor Mark Dayton has signed a bill into law that sets in motion some upgrades to Minnesota driver’s licenses.
300 Duluth Airmen Set to Deploy to South Korea
The Minnesota Air National Guard’s 148th Fighter Wing is set to deploy twelve F-16’s and 300 Airmen to South Korea in April.
Solve Entertainment Introduces New Escape Room
Solve Entertainment Presents: The Cabin
Solve Entertainment is opening their new escape room Friday, April 1.
Two Arrested after Active Meth Lab found in Ironwood
Two people were arrested after authorities discovered an active methamphetamine lab in Ironwood Township.
New Details Released in Iron River Burglary; Police Still Searching for Suspect
Authorities have released new details and surveillance video from a burglary at A&L Automotive in Iron River, Wisconsin.
Bomb Threat Unfounded at Hermantown High School
A bomb threat reported Thursday at Hermantown High School turned out to be unfounded.
University Employees Required to Turn Over Personal Devices
A new state rule goes into effect Friday allowing administrators at Minnesota’s state colleges and universities to inspect employee-owned cellphones and mobile devices if they are used for work.
Rep. Simonson: Taxpayers Will Pay If Central Is Sold To Edison
Edison Is Offering $14.2 Million For Central School
Rep. Erik Simonson spoke out Wednesday night about the possibility of the possible sale of old Central High School to Edison Charter Schools. In an e-mail to Duluth School Dist. board members, he said taxypayers don’t understand that they will be paying long after the sale of the building through the per-pupil lease aid formula.
Superior School Bond Referendum
The district hopes voters pass the 92.5 million dollar bond referendum April 5th.
The Superior Schol District is seeking 92.5 million dollars in a bond referendum. The district says the money is needed to repair buildings that are falling apart, create a new Cooper Elementary building and bring more security to the district’s schools.
Spring Gardening Tips: Grow Your Green Thumb
Many outdoor lovers are getting ready to thaw their green thumbs and plan for spring gardens. Duluth experts shared tips Wednesday on how you can start gardening now.
Lawn care facilities prepare for busy season
Many lawn care facilities are preparing to be very busy as the weather finally heats up.
UMD students create LifeBulbs
For 30 days, some University of Minnesota Duluth students were challenged to create and run their own business.
Downtown Toasty’s Will Soon Deliver
If you’re looking for some grub that’s local and convenient, Toasty’s Downtown could be the answer.
Mayor Larson Proposes New Energy-Saving Plan For City
Mayor Emily Larson is proposing a plan to replace roughly 600 lights on city properties with LED bulbs.
UPDATE: Officers Identified in Aitkin Co. Shooting
The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension has identified the officers involved a deadly shooting in Aitkin County on Tuesday.
Trump Takes Back Abortion Comments
Donald Trump is taking back hi statement earlier Wednesday that women should be punished for seeking abortions if they are ever banned.
