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Warm Temperatures Affect Ski Resorts

This season's warm temperatures mean no snow for people to enjoy certain outdoor winter activities.

Local Businesses Prepare for Small Business Saturday

Today may be Black Friday, but many are getting ready for Small Business Saturday.

Building Of 4th Street Market Goes Up For Sale

The future of the 4th Street Market in Duluth may be in jeopardy. Two months ago, the grocery store and deli was informed by the building's owner -- the Zeppa Foundation -- that they were looking to sell the space.

Grocery Stores Busy for Thanksgiving

Local grocery stores are about twice as busy as normal with last minute Thanksgiving shoppers

Candy Sales Helping Local Small Business Around Holidays

Local shops expect business to increase as Christmas gets closer

Betty's Pies Prepares Dessert for Thanksgiving

This is the busiest Thanksgiving ever at Betty's Pies. More than 4,500 pies have been sold over the last two weeks.

Santa and Mrs. Claus to make a stop at Mont du Lac Resort

Santa is stopping by Mont du Lac Resort on Saturday, November 26, to help light up the Christmas tree.

Winona County is first in Minnesota to ban frac sand mining

Winona County has become the first Minnesota county to ban frac sand mining.

Winter Watch Information for Duluth Residents

Winter has arrived in Duluth, and the City of Duluth is reminding residents of the partnership between themselves, businesses, and the City Street Maintenance team. While many are getting out and enjoying the fun winter activities, navigating streets and/or sidewalks can always pose a challenge.

K1 Sportswear Gets New Owner

K1 Sportswear in Cloquet is now under new ownership. Tony Fisher bought the company and hopes to expand its lines.

Taxiway Improvements Slated at Eveleth-Virginia Municipal Airport

A half-million dollar pavement reconstruction project is happening at Eveleth-Virginia Municipal Airport.

Deal Proposed in 3-State Pollution Suit Against U.S. Steel

A proposed settlement has been announced in a 2012 pollution lawsuit brought by the federal government, Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan against U.S. Steel Corporation.

Ornament Sales Help Support Bentleyville

Security Jewelers has created a unique Bentleyville ornament to sell over the holidays

Locally Owned Johnson's Bakery will Receive Hundreds of Orders Before Thanksgiving

Busy bakeries across the Northland are swamped with holiday orders before Thanksgiving meals are served on Thursday.

The Historic Glensheen Estate Prepares for Christmas

The Historic Congdon Estate is ready for the holiday season.

Hunters take 7,000 fewer deer on Wisconsin's opening day

New tallies from the state Department of Natural Resources show hunters took about 7,500 fewer deer on opening day of Wisconsin's nine-day gun deer season than they did last year.

Minnesota is top turkey producer

Minnesota is king when it comes to raising the bird that could be the centerpiece of your Thanksgiving meal.

Winter Weather Items are Flying Out the Door as Snow Season Begins

As the first flakes begin to fly on the Iron Range this season, shovels are being scooped off the shelves by locals.

Minnesota Power Crews Battling Snow to Restore Power

Minnesota Power crews are responding safely and as quickly as possible in extreme weather conditions, to restore power during the first major winter storm of the season.