Counterfeit Currency Reported in Hibbing
The Hibbing Police Department has had a number of reports of counterfeit currency.
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Governor Dayton Requests Presidential Disaster Declaration
Governor Mark Dayton has requested that President Barack Obama declare a major disaster in Minnesota as a result of heavy rainstorms and flooding on September 21 and 22, 2016.
Enbridge Energy to Layoff 5% of Workforce
Enbridge confirmed today that company-wide layoffs will be taking place, including the Duluth and Superior region.
Petal It Forward Looks to Spread Happiness
While the dreary weather might be getting you down, Engwall's Florists is looking to cheer you up.
Local Students Address Bullying in Schools
One of every four school aged children will be bullied this year. That is upwards of 13 million students.
Officials Celebrate the Miner's Warehouse Expansion
Miners Incorporated held a ribbon cutting ceremony for its newly expanded distribution center facility.
University of Wisconsin-Superior Professor Talks About the Importance of being Politically Involved
Local officials at the University of Wisconsin-Superior are responding to this years presidential campaign.
Harley Davidson to Lay-Off 5 Percent of Workforce
Harley-Davidson, Inc. says it expects to lay off about 225 salaried employees by the end of the year to cut costs amid a sluggish U.S. motorcycle market.
Local High School Hosts a Bake Sale for Breast Cancer
Some students at Harbor City High School organized a bake sale to raise money for breast cancer.
Bluestone Apartments Possibly Expanding in the Future
Bluestone apartments is looking to, yet again, expand in Duluth.
WLSSD Yard Waste Compost Site Expands Hours
Western Lake Superior Sanitary District's (WLSSD) Yard Waste Compost Site will expand its operating hours to 5 days a week for the remainder of October.
Pop-Up Shops to Return to Downtown Duluth
Pop-up shops are coming back to downtown Duluth for the holiday season.
Oink, Moo, Cluck Smokehouse to Open in Duluth
A new smokehouse restaurant is coming to Duluth's Lincoln Park neighborhood
Target Removes Clown Masks from Store Shelves and Online
Target has decided to pull clown masks from its stores and online.
IRRRB to Consider $44.4 Million in Projects
The Iron Range Resources and Rehabilitation Board (IRRRB) will consider at Monday, October 17's meeting whether to loan $1.5 million to an aircraft parts manufacturing facility.
Bowling to Beat Breast Cancer Event
People at Country Lanes North were bowling to beat breast cancer.
Ex-therapist sentenced for having sex with juvenile patient
A former contract therapist for a St. Paul juvenile corrections facility has been sentenced to 90 days in jail and 15 years of probation for having sex with a 17-year-old boy under her care.
The Greater Downtown Council Continues Pop-Up Downtown Campaign
After three successful Pop-Up campaigns, the Greater Downtown Council is once again seeking retailers interested in short-term store front spaces in Downtown Duluth. The spaces will be available for rent for 2-3 months this holiday season.
Ladies Night At Duluth Pack
The 3rd annual ladies night at Duluth Pack in Canal Park.Ladies enjoyed plenty of festivities ranging from free raffles, a scavenger hunt and martinis on the house!
Night At The Musuem
It was a big night for the Glensheen mansion as thousands turned out to for the first ever night at the museumGlensheen opened its doors to the community to enjoy Glensheen for free.
