DULUTH, Minn. - Fitgers Brewhouse in Duluth is one of many restaurants getting their outdoor seating prepared to welcome customers starting June 1st, under the guidelines of the safe Minnesota executive order. To prepare…
DULUTH, Minn - Duluth City Hall has been closed to the public for about two months to help slow the spread of the coronavirus. The City of Duluth is looking into a phased plan…
DULUTH, Minn.- The Duluth City Council unanimously passed Spirit Mountain's annual multi-million dollar budget Tuesday evening, which is also calling for extra funding later this year to get the park reopened for the…
DULUTH, Minn. - A lot of bars and restaurants are still dealing with the financial impacts of Covid-19. But many of them in Duluth could get some relief as city officials are proposing a plan…
SUPERIOR, Wis.- Memorial Day is looking a lot different in the Northland with parades and firework shows cancelled due to the Coronavirus. So in addition to honoring fallen heroes, people flocked to more…
DULUTH, Minn.- Duluth city officials are making changes to policies and processes to allow greater flexibility for bars and restaurants who may not be outfitted to continue operating without dine-in customers. "Just like the…
DULUTH, Minn. - There is growing frustration from Minnesota bar and restaurant owners, including right here in Duluth, who still can't open to customers for inside dining even though Gov. Tim Walz is…
HERMANTOWN, Minn. - The month of May is typically one of the busiest times of the year for most garden centers. At Engwall Flowers in Hermantown, they are prepared to sell their annuals, perennials,…
DULUTH, Minn. - Salons in Minnesota have been given the green light to reopen to the public, but they must follow a few safety protocols. The executive order requires hairstylists, barbers, and their clients to…
DULUTH, Minn.- Minnesota Governor Tim Walz loosened restrictions on business beginning June 1st. Bars and restaurants can open on that date with outdoor only seating, serving no more than 50 customers at a time…
DULUTH, Minn. - Duluth Mayor Emily Larson and city councilors are taking a 10 percent voluntary pay cut through the end of the year. Larson makes roughly $97,000 a year. Councilors make close to $14,000. While the savings won't be…
DULUTH, Minn. - Aviation company AAR is leaving its aircraft maintenance base at the Duluth Airport. It was not immediately known Wednesday how many jobs will be affected, but AAR employed more than 300 people…
DULUTH, Minn. - Financial impacts of Covid-19 are continuing to hit hard for Spirit Mountain in Duluth. The popular tourist attraction will now remain closed all the way through the end of summer. Spirit…
DULUTH, Minn. - "We made significant changes to our operations and the way we do business," Duluth Transit Authority General Manager, Phil Pumphrey says. Since March, the Duluth Transit Authority has reduced services to…
EVELETH, Minn.- Businesses across Minnesota are anxiously awaiting the Governor's announcement Wednesday authorizing them to open June 1st, including up on the range in the small town of Eveleth that has a population of…
DULUTH, Minn. - The financially strapped Spirit Mountain could very well remain closed through the summer because of the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. And Spirit Mountain officials say the only way to open…
DULUTH, Minn. - Restaurants in the Northland are still feeling financial setbacks from the Coronavirus Pandemic. That's why a new voucher program has now launched to help boost the local economy as businesses are…
DULUTH, Minn.-The Miller Hill Mall opened back up on Monday after being shut down for over two months. "It was kind of sporadic. I think a lot of people were kind of seeing what's…
DULUTH, Minn.- As summer gets closer, Duluth begins to shine as a waterfront destination again. After looking at summer with uncertainty, boating rental and tour services are excited to say they can provide people…
DULUTH, Minn.- Downtown Duluth is reconnected once again with the Skywalk back open after a two-month closure due to COVID-19. The Skywalk was noticibly emptier than usual, but that didn't stop businesses from swinging their…
