Northlanders celebrate Cinco de Mayo
Today marks the 154th anniversary of Cinco de Mayo, a bi–cultural celebration that commemorates the triumph of a small Mexican army over French forces in the 1862 Battle of Puebla.
Today marks the 154th anniversary of Cinco de Mayo, a bi–cultural celebration that commemorates the triumph of a small Mexican army over French forces in the 1862 Battle of Puebla.
The city of Duluth is appealing a decision by the Bureau of Indian Affairs to put the Carter Hotel property in trust.
Wildwoods Wildlife Rehabilitation Center held its third annual fundraiser Sunday at Clyde Iron Works.
Community leaders got a firsthand look into the fire fighter experience today.
Pet lovers from far and wide came to the Language of Hair Salon today for a good cause.
A group of University of Wisconsin Superior students decided to do some good deeds and have some fun while they’re at it.
The Volunteer Attorney program had their annual Law Law Palooza fundraiser tonight.
The Congdon Park 5th grade group called “Seven Mysterious Unicorns” took 2nd place at the regional and state competitions in the fine arts “Get A Clue” category.
Community members were invited to meet and ask questions of the two Duluth police chief candidates Thursday.
The city of Superior is honoring lives lost on the job with the planting of a tree.
United States Steel Corp. (X) on Tuesday reported a loss of $340 million in its first quarter.
Friday the gavel will be thrown out of court so local attorneys can play for a good cause.
Some UMD entrepreneurs got the chance to showcase their business ideas.
A digital marketing conference is coming back to Duluth to help local business get to the next level.
Aim High Network is an organization serving Northland women.
A federal worker safety agency is proposing a $193,000 fine against a Wisconsin dairy co-op after a man died in a grain bin in November.