Blacklist's New Axe-Throwing Set to be On Target
DULUTH, Minn.- The trend of Axe-Throwing in bars makes its way to Duluth, as Blacklist Artisan Ales prepares to open Axe-Throwing in their downtown Superior Street location. This Friday they will…
Education in the News
Wrenshall School Referendum Fails For Third Time
WRENSHALL, Minn. - Voters in Wrenshall voted down a school referendum Tuesday, 513 no - 428 yes, that would have helped upgrade the district, according to Superintendent Kim Belcastro. The referendum called for a $14 million remolding project for their schools…
DECS Students Sing in the Sun
DULUTH, Minn.- Many Northlanders were out enjoying the summer-like temps on Monday. Many spent the day at the Leif Erickson Park listening to students sing, in what seemed to…
Northland Sixth Graders Go On a River Quest for Learning
DULUTH, Minn.- More than 1,500 sixth graders from throughout the region are learning about the Duluth waterfront and water safety all this week, during the 27th Annual Saint Louis River Quest Program.…
UWS Looks to Add New 'Critical Civic Engagement' Major
SUPERIOR, Wis. - A year and a half after suspending 25 academic programs, UW-Superior may add a new major. The university recently got a grant from the National Endowment for Humanities…
School Parents File Racial Discrimination Lawsuit Against Duluth Edison Charter Schools
DULUTH, Minn. -- Three parents of students who are attending or did attend Duluth Edison Charter Schools have filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against the school system. In an email sent to school parents and faculty on Friday, Bonnie Jorgenson,…
Lakewood Students Spend the Day Outside Learning About the Environment
DULUTH, Minn.- The weather was greats for students at Lakewood Elementary School to get outside and learn about the environment. The school participated in Environmental Education Day. It's like a field…
Tips To Hook The Big Walleye
DULUTH, Minn. -- In this weeks Active Adventures I caught up with Captain Parker, the owner and fishing guide at Superior Pursuits. He gave us a few tips on how…
UMD Students Create Tech to Help Fight Off School Threats
DULUTH, Minn.- Multiple school shootings have rocked the nation recently. In order to help stop those threats, UMD Engineering students have created groundbreaking technology to help law enforcement in situations…
Kids Practice Reading with Canines at West Duluth Public Library
DULUTH, Minn.- It was a perfect Wednesday afternoon for being inside reading at the West Duluth Branch Library. Kids got a chance to practice their reading skills out loud to…
UMD Public Health Students Showcase This Year's Projects
DULUTH, Minn.- Public Health students at UMD showed off projects they've been working on throughout the year. The 2019 student showcase featured campaigns and projects focused on Health and…
Carlton School Dist. Faced With Budget Cuts
CARLTON, Minn. - The Carlton School District is undergoing some budget reductions due to possible declining enrollment and the uncertainty of state funding. More than 25 third-grade students are projected to…
Coffee Conversation: Need for Tutors Rises in Duluth Public Schools
DULUTH, Minn. - Tutors are in high demand inside Duluth Public Schools. Duluth schools are currently looking for 29 literacy tutors and five math tutors for the 2019-2020 school year according to Minnesota Reading…
Performing Arts Students Honored By Bluebird Foundation
PROCTOR, Minn.- High School students who excelled in the performing arts were recognized in Proctor, and given some support for their futures. The Bluebird Foundation presented 11 area High School students…
Art by Duluth Public Schools Students Exhibited at Miller Hill Mall
DULUTH, Minn.- Works by young artists took over the Miller Hill Mall on Wednesday. Over 400 K-12 students from Duluth Public Schools had their artwork featured just outside of Barnes…
