St. Louis Co. Hosts Invasive Species Information Session
Invasive species have been causing havoc in our local ecosystem and Tuesday was a time to address the issue.
Education in the News
Rural WI Educators Seek More State Aid
Gov. Scott Walker is prepared to spend millions more on rural schools, but some education officials said it won't be enough for some struggling districts.
Duluth School District Calls Substitute Teacher Shortage a 'Crisis'
It’s not unheard of to talk about a teacher shortage, as in full-time instructors, but what about a dwindling number of available substitute teachers?
New Domestic Violence Policy Announced
The City of Duluth joined six criminal justice agencies in the announcement of a new domestic violence policy.
UMD Student is 6-millionth U-Pass Rider
Champ the Bulldog's mascot, was celebrating a UMD student Wednesday.
UMD Theater Students Act Out Children's Book
UMD theater students are brightening up the days of kids around Duluth.
City Brings in Consultants to Assist in Library Decision
The future of the Duluth Public Library remains up in the air.
LSC Gets Grant to Train Women in Non-Traditional, High Wage Jobs
Lake Superior College has gotten a boost in funding to educate more women in non-traditional jobs.
Rep. Simonson Visits Duluth Head Start Classroom
A Duluth Head Start classroom got a special visit from a state representative Monday.
School Consolidation Could Save Carlton, Wrenshall $1.5 M A Year
Two small rival schools are faced with a big decision to combine as one.
'Make A Wish' Granted for Two Harbors Boy
A modern day treasure hunt led a Two Harbors boy to a wish of a lifetime Thursday.
Pro-Life Ministries of Duluth March for Women
Thursday marked the anniversary of the 1973 Supreme Court decision in Roe vs. Wade, which says women can have a legal abortion.
LSSD Wants To Keep 4-Day School Week
Right now, students within the Lake Superior School District only hit the books four days a week. But the Minnesota Department of Education wants the district back to a five-day calendar.
School Board Approves Extra Red Plan Funds
Tuesday night, the Duluth School Board voted to approve the remaining Long–Range Facilities Plan, which has $5.4 million left over from the original plan that began in 2007 with a $315 million budget
Group Canvasses for Yes Votes in Cloquet
Depending upon where you live in Cloquet, you may have had some canvassers knock on your door Saturday afternoon.
