Warm Areas Popular Travel Destinations for Duluthians
DULUTH, Minn. - With people looking to get out of the cold for a few days, January and February are some of the busiest times of the year for travel…
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Becoming City Council President Unusually Competitive
As a tradition, the Duluth City council votes on a new president each year. Political expert Cindy Rugeley says in Duluth, the city council president is usually almost pre-determined, with the…
Playing With a Purpose
When Emma Peterson takes the ice she's all business. Superior Senior Defender Emma Peterson comments, "I listen to music and stuff, just focus. I kind of go through my head…
Community Discusses Sex Trafficking Problem
DULUTH, Minn. - January is human trafficking awareness month, when organizations across the country shine a light on causes and effects of the sex trafficking epidemic. It is estimated that…
UMD Theatre Gives Encore Performance in Fundraising Effort
DULUTH, Minn. - University of Minnesota-Duluth theater students are being recognized for their work. The production "One River," written and directed by UMD Professor Tom Isbell, has been selected as one…
29th Annual Duluth Wedding Show to Feature Nearly 150 Exhibitors
DULUTH, Minn. - This weekend the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center will be filled with brides and grooms as they plan their special day. The 29th Annual Duluth Wedding Show is…
Two Duluth Councilors Seek Council Presidency Seat
DULUTH, Minn. - An annually rotating council presidency is tradition in the city of Duluth, and Joel Sipress --the vice president of the city council running for council president says,…
Banff Mountain Film Festival Comes To Duluth
DULUTH, Minn. - The Banff Mountain Film Festival world tour came to the DECC this weekend. The touring film festival features over 30 outdoors-themed films about a wide…
Nikki’s Notebook: Goals at the Statehouse
Minnesota legislators talk about what they would like to see achieved in 2017 in St. Paul.
Bad River Band Calls for Removal of Pipeline
For the Bad river band, the land they live on has provided their livelihood for hundreds of years. "Things we do, collect medicine, collect maple syrup, hunting, fishing..." Robert Blanchard, the Tribal Chairman…
