The city of Duluth changed its mind Thursday about possibly hiring an outside tree service to finish picking up all that storm debris still on many homeowners’ curbs from the severe storms more than one month ago.
There is good news for Duluth’s tourism tax revenue. The numbers are up so far this year.
Mining industry layoffs on the Iron Range have been common in recent years but there is good news as some of those employees are now back at work.
US Bicycle Route 41 is close to designation. Officials are taking final input from the public before sending in the needed paperwork for its official designation. The route would run from St. Paul to the Canadian border via Duluth.
Habitat for Humanity hosted a women build at their latest home in Hibbing. The event brought in volunteers from the Chamber of Commerce and Hibbing Taconite.
Advertising and design agency Swim Creative hosted a Cannon Ball party at Clyde Iron Works for their 10th anniversary. Funds from the party went to the Wildwoods Rehabilitation Center.
Residents at the Sunnyside Healthcare Center in Cloquet got the chance to roll through the town of Cloquet today.
An average of 700 children are in foster care placements on any given day in St. Louis County.
Heavy rainfall, flashes of lightning and booming thunder hit towns on the North shore of Lake Superior Wednesday night.
Duluth Police responded to a call from a person who heard shots fired on W 2nd Street.
A Bayfield County author has published another book on Northwestern Wisconsin.
For this week’s Cooking Connection we make a Greek Salad.
The St. Louis County Fair brings together the best of the county. Visitors can see exhibits from those involved in 4H to open class. The Salvation Army of Hibbing and Virginia are hosting a food drive during the fair. Anyone who donates a can of food will receive a dollar off admission.
After a series of storms, many yards across the Northland are still filled with debris piles and keeping those piles around too long can be potentially dangerous.
It was a fun day for young engineers over at WITC in Superior.
Nature Magazine will be highlighting results of University of Minnesota Duluth reasearch that could impact theories on human evolution.
There’s a new face coming to the Douglas County District Attorney’s office.
The University of Wisconsin system is asking the state for 42.5 million dollars to spread across 13 campuses state wide.
For the first time ever The University of Wisconsin Superior hosted a space camp just for high school girls.
When you hear “call of the wild,” a trip to the Lake Superior Zoo might come to mind. For many in the Northland, we interact with wildlife at some point in our lives. But what happens when that interaction becomes a lifesaving action?
The water temperature of Lake Superior is almost the highest it’s ever been. Researchers monitor the water temperature through buoys, ships, and near shore measurements.
The Tenant Landlord Connection, a program of One Roof Community Housing, is presenting a series of free workshops to help area landlords.
Voter turnout in both Minnesota and Wisconsin are expected to be fairly low overall, which is typical for primary elections but there are several contested races around the Northland drawing voter attention.
University of Wisconsin System leaders plan to ask Gov. Scott Walker to lift a tuition freeze and give them about $40 million more in aid in the next state budget.
There’s a scenic route in the Northland with hidden gems for tourists to enjoy as they head up to Grand Marais.
For the first time ever, children on the Autism Spectrum from Duluth and around the Northland got a chance to get creative at HTK Marketing Communications.
Some people are taking the loads of tree debris in Duluth and turning it into artwork.
Mayor Emily Larson and her administration are ready to shift gears for storm tree debris pickup by voting to bring in a private contractor.
In Minnesota, 74 school districts and charter schools received funding to offer preschool.
New frozen yogurt shop brings lots of flavor to Canal Park. Jacq Frost lets customers pick all the yogurt and toppings they want.
Smith’s Made in Minnesota tour featured several small business and highlighted the impact they have on local economies.
Nearly 300,000 will come into the Twin Ports to watch the ships on the waters of Lake Superior for Tall Ships. The event brings in nearly 15 million dollars to the community.
Travelers are still feeling the effects of an early morning power outage at Delta Airlines.
It may seem like summer just started, but fall is just around the corner.
The city of Duluth is asking for patience from homeowners who still have storm tree debris piled up on their curbs.
The Karpeles Manuscript Museum is putting original Alexander Graham Bell documents and historical artifacts on display.
A little girl is lucky to be alive after a water emergency at Edgewater Hotel and Resort.
A group of 28 bikers made a 150 mile journey this weekend.
It was a night of pure chaos down at the Proctor Speedway.
Community members learned about online schooling at discovery day held at the Great Lakes Aquarium.
There was a celebration happening down at the DECC today, and this time, it was the DECC itself that was the main attraction.
The new school year is around the corner and the YWCA in Duluth is helping get school supplies for families in need.
With flooding and severe storms hitting the Hayward area a few weeks ago, local leaders report the community is “open for business.”
The Tony Wise Museum of the American Birkebeiner opened in Hayward. It highlights the history of North America’s largest ski race.
Summer music continues to rock Bayfront as the Howling Moon Music Festival is taking place tonight.
Crews are getting ready for a night of pure mayhem at the Proctor Speedway.
Community members and their four legged friends walked in the pet parade at Spirit Valley Days
National Light House day is around the corner, and the Lake Superior Marine Museum is celebrating a little early.
Community members continue to drop off trees and debris at debris drop-off sites after recent storms. It’s affecting the length of time the drop off sites will stay open.
The Duluth Superior Area Community Foundation is looking for donations to meet a 25 thousand dollar matching grant to help with storm recovery.
