Helping Parents With Autistic Children
Duluth, Minn. The Duluth Regional Care Center is helping parents learn how to help children with autism. Thanks to a 950,000 grant from the Minnesota Department of Human Services the…
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Robotics Camp Teaches Kids Engineering and Problem Solving
DULUTH, Minn. - Custom built robots zipped through obstacle courses at the Boys and Girls Club of Duluth this summer. "I think it's fun," says Rodrick Campbell, a robotics camper. "I…
Duluth Alternative Schools Alumni Hold Reunion
DULUTH, Minn. - Alumni from Duluth alternative schools got together for a reunion today. Ever five years, grads from every class at Unity, Hillside, and Skyline alternative schools get together to reminisce…
Affordable Housing Problems In Duluth
Duluth, Minn. Duluth is working towards solutions to address our own affordable housing crisis. Tonight a panel full of organizations like loafs and fishes and the Salvation Army were on hand for…
Morgan Park Historic Tour
Morgan Park, Minn. A group walked Morgan Park tonight to learn more about the unique past of the town. Local amateur historian Bob Berg walks to former and current sites and…
'Wednesday Night at the Races' Keeping Kids Active
DULUTH, Minn. - A popular summer tradition that keeps kids active has started back up. Wednesday Night at the Races kicked off at Duluth East High School’s Ordean Stadium.…
Lego Robotics Camp at Duluth Boys and Girls Club
DULUTH, Minn. - Kids in Duluth are building robots this week at a special camp taught by the Duluth East High School Daredevils Robotics Team. Each camper designs and builds their own…
Transgender Toolkit to be Used in Minnesota Public Schools
ST. PAUL, Minn.-The Minnesota Department of Education will begin distributing a new guide for schools on dealing with transgender and gender non-conforming students. Department deputy commissioner Charlene Briner says the toolkit of resources and best practices isn't meant to be…
MN Supreme Court Rules For-Profit Schools Issued Illegal Student Loans
(KMSP) - The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that Globe University and the Minnesota School of Business issued illegal loans to students. Now, Attorney General Lori Swanson is going back to court to ask a judge to cancel the loans. Swanson also sued…
Girls Have a Blast at Space Camp
SUPERIOR, Wis. - Girls from local high schools wrapped up a couple days of learning about space travel Tuesday at the University of Wisconsin-Superior. This aeronautics and space camp hosted by UWS'…
Construction On Track For New Superior Schools
SUPERIOR, Wis. - Construction at the new Superior High School is well underway as crews work to get parts of school ready for students to return this fall. The…
Ordinance To Allow More Road Usage By Class One ATV's
Carlton, Minn Carlton County officials aim to take ATV's from off the road to on them through a new ordinance. The ordinance would allow more access along county and state roads and…
Theater Camp Students in Duluth Prepare for Performance
DULUTH, Minn. - This week the hard work of several theater students will be on display in the musical "All You Need is Bugs!" The Myers-Wilkins Community School Collaborative…
Deadly Intersection In Cloquet To Be Reconstructed
Cloquet, Minn. The intersection of I–35 and Hwy 33 in Cloquet continues to be a problem. This as the Minnesota Department of Transportation thought they came up with an easy solution. They're…
St. Louis River Alliance Celebrates
Duluth, Minn. The St. Louis River alliance celebrated Thursday after last months state bonding bill that passed and included millions of dollars for the estuary restoration project. The 25.4 million in funding…
