Crow and Loon Deaths Linked to West Nile Virus
DULUTH, Minn.- The Minnesota DNR and wildlife experts are on the lookout for birds sick with West Nile Virus. This comes after two recorded deaths of loons in Northeast Minnesota earlier this…
Education in the News
Renovations Happening at Fond Du Lac Tribal and Community College
CLOQUET, Minn. - Big renovations are happening at Fond Du Lac Tribal and Community College. A $1.15 million project will remodel classrooms, update the kitchen, and create an outdoor classroom. Meanwhile, another…
Knowing Your Neighbors: East End Driving Academy Now Open in Lakeside Neighborhood
DULUTH, Minn. - When teens start their drivers training course they're well on their way to legally getting behind the wheel. But with few options in Duluth to take the required courses,…
Summer Readers Build-a-UFO at Superior Public Library
SUPERIOR, Wis.- On Tuesday some young Space Explorers at Superior Public Library made their own versions of alien flying saucers. As part of the Library's "Universe of Stories" Summer reading program, kids constructed their…
UMD Marshall Allworth Planetarium Remembers Apollo Landing
DULUTH, Minn.- To celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon Landing in Duluth, UMD's Marshall W. Allworth Planetarium hosted a free anniversary event. Participants could make their own stomp rocket, among…
Duluth Art Institute Gets Teens Off Phones Into Art
DULUTH, Minn.- The Duluth Art Institute helped local teens find their creative side through mixed media art. The institute held a youth camp where teens were introduced to art such as clay sculptures and…
Car Show Brings Classic Rides, CHUM School Supplies
DULUTH, Minn.- Duluth's Sidewalk Days has kicked off on West Superior Street as the annual Car Show rolled in not only to show off, but also get kids ready for school. Vintage,…
Kids Learn About Economics at Free Camp
DULUTH, Minn. - Kids are leaning all about economics this summer. The 'Economically Lit' summer camp teaches fifteen through eighteen-year-olds basic money skills. They're learning about credit scores, career strategies, how to save money, and…
After Dropping 'Midgets' Wisconsin's Hurley High Gets New Mascot
HURLEY, Wis. (AP)- Six months after dropping its controversial nickname, a northern Wisconsin high school has a new moniker. According to Wisconsin Public Radio, Hurley High School will now be known as the…
Learning to Paddleboard at SUP Camp
SUPERIOR, Wis.- Kids on Barkers Island in Superior took advantage of the warmer weather by getting in the water on Paddleboards. North Shore SUP held their annual SUP, or Stand-Up Paddleboarding camp. The four-day…
UMD Women's Basketball Team Hosts Camp
DULUTH, Minn.- Dozens of camps are happening all summer at UMD on a variety of topics from science to athletics. Monday, some Northland girls got some extra help when it comes to their basketball…
Teaching How to be Psychic at Valentini's in Duluth
DULUTH, Minn.- Some in Duluth learned how to tap into their extra senses at Valentini's Vicino Lago in Duluth on Saturday. A Beginners Psychic/Mediumship Development Workshop was held, where participants learned how…
Juneteenth Celebration Commemorates End of Slavery
DULUTH, Minn.- Wednesday the 19th of June is the holiday Juneteenth, commemorating the day when slaves ere set free in the United States,and it was celebrated on Saturday in Duluth. The NAACP…
UW-Superior Celebrates 125th Anniversary
SUPERIOR, Wis. - The University of Wisconsin-Superior is celebrating its 125th anniversary. Students, alumni, and community members are on campus now. There's a free barbecue, bounce house, and concert featuring Big…
Making Way for Monarchs in Duluth
DULUTH, Minn.- A certain winged insect was celebrated for arriving in Duluth. The Coppertop Church held their 4th Annual Monarch Festival, marking the Monarchs ending their migration here from Mexico. Experts, caterpillars,…
