Denfeld Students Learn Music Artistry
Denfeld choral students got a lesson in music from a former opera singer.
Education in the News
Hermantown Students Drift to Physics Race on Pike Lake
Friday afternoon, Hermantown students flocked to Pike Lake for their boat races. Students built the boats out of nothing more than cardboard, duct tape and paint.
Hitting the Water: Boundary Waters Preservation
With two main entryways into the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, through Ely and Grand Marais, there is no denying the wilderness helps to generate big tourism dollars for nearby communities.
Annual Bike Rodeo Encourages Kids to Get Out & Ride
Thursday, elementary students in the Hillside neighborhood practiced their basic bike skills at the 2nd annual bike rodeo.
People See for Themselves Dangers of Texting & Driving
Injury from head trauma is the leading cause of death for people ages 1 through 44.
Dayton Vetoes Public School Budget, Waits on Other Bills
Gov. Mark Dayton has followed through on his promise to veto the Legislature's budget for public schools.
Campaign Highlights Seniors Struggle with Hunger
As part of May's Older Americans Month a campaign is underway to shed light on seniors and their struggle with hunger.
House Majority Leader in Duluth to Discuss Bipartisan Budget
Minnesota lawmakers are getting ready for a special session after Governor Mark Dayton vetoed the education budget.
Duluth First Graders Perform 'The Wizard of Oz'
Duluth students took their friends and family down the Yellow Brick Road Wednesday.
Grandma's Marathon Sponsors Fun Run for Children
As the school year draws to a close, Wednesday was a chance for school children to get outside and hit the track.
Some Duluth Students Will See Increased Activities Fees
Duluth School Board also discussed whether to increase activity fees for students on free or reduced lunch. For now, the issue was tabled.
Making Lacrosse a School-Funded Sport in Duluth
There will soon be a new sport offered at Duluth Public Schools as Lacrosse is gaining attention in the Northland.
Johnston Censured at School Board Meeting
Duluth School Board held a special meeting Tuesday evening to publicly take a stance against board member Art Johnston.
Scientists Prepare For 3-Day Cruise on Lake Superior
Lake Superior seems timeless. But in recent years, it has gone through some dramatic changes, including in nutrient content and increase in temperature. Now, a group of scientists is setting out to the waters to find some answers.
Ashland Gets New Beach Safety Equipment
With summer just around the corner, millions of swimmers will enjoy Wisconsin's Great Lakes beaches and cool water on a hot summer day, but waves and currents can be deadly.
