A Minnesota foundation is supporting lung cancer research and fitness at the same time.
The dog days of summer are quickly beginning to slip away, as the Northland prepares once again for chilly temps and frosty flakes to fly.
Moose Lake Brewery is not scared to compete for local taste buds. In Mid- October you can be the judge for your self as they plan to open their doors.
Duluth City Council unanimously voted to pay Bentleyville’s electric bill.
Mike and Julie Hendrickson celebrate opening another studio.
Planning commission in Duluth approves the special use permits for a Crooked Pint Ale House, a Little Caesar’s Pizza, and a Caribou Coffee with an Einstein Brothers Bagels at the Kenwood Village property.
The survey looked at whether students, faculty, and staff felt a sense of belonging on campus or if they felt left out.
Safe to say through two football games, the University of Minnesota Duluth offense is as potent as ever, averaging 36 points a contest. That’s the good news.
Wrenshall residents found a large turtle in their backyard. It’s the biggest they say they’ve ever seen. DNR officials said it’s abnormally large, but not uncommon in the Northland.
100 holes of golf in a single day. An imposing task, but one Superior National Golf Course Head Professional Heath Ekstrom was up to.
The Minnesota Vikings original Gjallerhorn was on display at the Great Lakes Aquarium Tuesday.
Western Lake Superior Habitat for Humanity breaks ground on its first new home construction project in 6 years.
The Endi apartments will be built on the corner of 21st Avenue East and London Road.
The North Shore Scenic Railroad offers an up close way to see the fall colors.
People enjoy Minnesota state parks year round, but the fall season brings with it the perfect blend of cool weather, changing leaves, and clear trails. A combination that makes hiking and biking in Jay Cooke State Park a one of a kind experience.
It was earlier this summer when the Duluth City Council voted to repeal a ban on selling alcohol in the Lakeside neighborhood.
History will be coming to life this weekend in a place that is home to those no longer living.
Dealing with a cancer diagnosis and going through cancer treatments can take a toll on a body and make a life-long impact.
The Duluth City Council decided not to recommend an evidentiary hearing on a potential permit to mine application.
Three Twin Ports area non-profits were recognized Monday for making the area a better place for all.
Blatnik Bridge Closure Impacts Businesses
In this week’s Knowing Your Neighbors we head out to Grand Rapids where one gallery is helping to frame the city.
Doctors urge the public to get a flu shot.
The College of St. Scholastica had three athletes named Upper Midwest Athletic Conference (UMAC) Players of the Week.
UMD’s budget deficit has grown smaller in recent years, but the school still wants to make nearly $2 million in cuts this semester.
Mental health and the way we deal with those suffering with mental disabilities have made many headlines recently.
The Duluth Transit Authority is expanding its Grocery Express program with the goal of helping more Northlanders.
While buildings begin to resurface after a deadly earthquake rocked parts of Italy, one local eatery is doing all it can to help out, from the Northland.
Gunnar Gronski and Gunner Johnson are both helping Superior to a successful season.
This week it will be “Chili by the Lake” for the 25th Annual Head of the Lakes United Way Chili-Cook Off.
In Duluth, the Veterans of Foreign Wars hosted an observance for the 15th anniversary of the 9-11 attacks.
A Northland veteran’s memory is serving as the inspiration for auction fundraiser.
Heath Ekstrom, Head Professional at Superior National Golf Course wanted to play 100 holes of golf Sunday. He played 122.
September also known to many as Recovery Month celebrates the gains made by those who are in recovery, even in small cities just like Ashland.
Hundreds came out for the 23rd Annual Lake Superior Harvest Festival today.
The local American Legion and Elks Lodge in Duluth held a benefit for veterans today.
The Wisconsin Firefighter and Police hall of fame held their induction ceremony in Superior tonight.
Many Northlanders came out to enjoy the biggest slip–and–slide ever to hit Duluth asphalt.
A well known hotel in Virginia, Minnesota is up for sale. The Coates Plaza hotel is listed on the Williams and Williams real estate auction website.
Officials from all around Virginia, Minnesota are fundraising to repair the Olcott park fountain.
Some new spirits have hit the shelves at the Vikre distillery in Duluth.
Grand Rapids will break ground on a new $800,000 sports pavilion. It allows for more ice time for local skaters who have had to share the ice when tournaments come to town.
This Sunday marks the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, and some Northland communities are paying tribute to the lives lost.
Brace yourself, because it’s national Teddy Bear Day!
The 10th annual Kia of Duluth Drag Race and Car Show will take over Garfield Avenue this weekend. Over 300 cars will compete.
Four new throw rings have been added at stations along the Park Point Beach in Duluth. The kits are located at 700 S. Lake Avenue, the Tot Lot, the Lafayette Community Center, and at the Park Point Beach House.
Historic plane visits the Twin Ports over the weekend. The plane from 1929 was one of the first of its kind to give transcontinental flights.
This month many Northlanders will be focusing on helping each other and sharing how you can prevent suicide.
An event two years in the making is finally hitting Duluth streets this weekend.
