2015 a Deadly Year on Minnesota Roads
It’s been a dangerous year on the road for drivers in Minnesota, as traffic fatalities have surpassed 300.
It’s been a dangerous year on the road for drivers in Minnesota, as traffic fatalities have surpassed 300.
One person was injured in a rollover in St. Louis County early Monday morning.
So far, it’s a success for the DTA’s new “Grocery Express” route.
The Duluth Transit Authority and other groups hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony today for the newly constructed Northwest Passage Skywalk.
A portion of Michigan Street will close for nearly three weeks to complete work for the Duluth Transit Authority’s Multimodal Transportation Center.
The City of Duluth will close 3rd Street Friday to install a gas line .
A small portion of West Superior Street will close next week as a staple in Duluth’s skyline over the last year will come down.
Each year in Minnesota, about 150 deaths and more than 400 serious injuries occur because motorists or passengers aren’t wearing seat belts, according to the Minnesota Department of Public Safety.
“’The doctors told us she wasn’t going to make it to a year old,” said Chelsea’s adopted father Andy Bockovich.
The Federal Highway Administration has cleared the Highway 53 relocation project from Virginia to Eveleth for final permitting and construction, the Minnesota Department of Transportation said Friday.
Even when hunters have a difficult time finding deer in the woods, the elusive creatures may still be prevalent on Wisconsin roads.
Authorities have released the name of the person killed on the Bong Bridge at a construction site on Monday.
St. Louis County commissioners have passed a resolution allowing ATV riders on roads that connect trails.
The Minnesota State Patrol is investigating an early morning fatality on eastbound Highway 2 in Duluth.
Minnesota is one of a handful of states where air travelers might need more than a driver’s license to get through airport security.
Bayfront Park has been taken over by nearly a dozen, colorful hot air balloons!
The third annual Cruisin for Cancer will kick off Saturday.
It’s an event that’s the first of its kind in Superior.
Lake Superior College’s Center for Advanced Aviation is officially hosting classes.
For drivers in Midwestern farm country, the growing season brings a special danger on the roads: tall corn that can obscure other vehicles until it’s too late.
A one–of–a–kind drag race is getting ready to take over Garfield Avenue in Duluth this weekend.
Thirty–one fifth graders from Lake Superior Elementary spread 600 pounds of wild rice in the St. Louis River Estuary.
There was a scary situation for one customer at a Duluth McDonald’s on Friday.
Next year’s financial plan for the city of Duluth is being largely characterized as a ‘status quo’ budget compared to the 2015 budget with two primary exceptions.
“It’s an exciting time for us,” said Delta Air Lines associate customer engagement director Tony Zupancich.
A semi in Douglas County ended up in quite the jam Thursday.
The Duluth Police Department is dedicating extra patrol enforcement in the month of September to ensure the safety of students returning to school.
Wednesday, plans to revamp the Spirit Lake Marina are taking new life.
This weekend horses and their owners will hit the trails in the name of charity.
The U.S. Department of Transportation announced Wednesday that they have awarded $2,437,539 for infrastructure improvements at the Range Regional Airport in Hibbing.
The Minnesota State Patrol responded to Highway 46 at County Road 143 at 6:41 a.m. Tuesday.
Authorities say three people have died in motorcycle crashes in Minnesota over Labor Day weekend.
Motorists traveling on Highway 53 in Hermantown will encounter lane restrictions between Walmart and Cirrus Drive beginning Tuesday, Sept. 8 as a resurfacing and accessibility improvement project gets underway.
One person has been seriously injured in a crash in Lake County.
“She looks great,” said Willow’s owner Etta Souder. “She’s not hurt, she looks great.”
For the first time, the city will host the AMSOIL Powerboat Championship.
One person has died after their vehicle rolled over in Sawyer County.
Wednesday, leaders with the Sky Harbor Airport in Duluth received a grant for a maintenance project that has been on their to–do list for the past five years.
Iron Range drivers are also enjoying the low gas prices.
At only 50-years-old, deputy sheriff Bradley Anderson died in an accident while responding to an emergency call, leaving behind a wife and two sons.
The location of proposed bike lanes in Downtown Duluth is sparking debate between cyclists and business owners.
A Babbitt teenager is in critical condition after a three vehicle crash.
A Minnesota man biked more than 100 miles to Duluth to spread a message of hope.
Nearly 7,000 people gathered in Barker’s Island for an ancient tradition that’s not only fun but raises money for local causes.
We now know the name of a man killed in a three vehicle accident in the Town of Bayview. 79-year-old Roger Bristol of Bayfield died in the crash.
One out of every four deaths on Minnesota roads is DWI related.
Details are being finalized for a 22–block street repair project in Ashland that has citizens divided.
Trains that pass through the crossing at 2nd Street in downtown Proctor will no longer be required to sound their horns.
Wisconsin Point Road will be closed Monday, August 24 through Wednesday, August 26th (weather permitting) for Cold In-place recycling (CIR) of asphalt on portions of the road.
It’s been a project nearly 6-years in the making: to build a pedestrian bridge across the Mississippi River in Grand Rapids.