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New Mural Goes Up In Superior

Something bright might catch your eye on one of the buildings in Downtown Superior.

Local Business Owner Stresses Safety During Storm Cleanup

Nearly two months have passed since strong storms ripped through the Northland, breaking off trees and causing thousands of power outages.

The City of Duluth Announces a New Financing Program for Businesses

The City of Duluth and the Duluth 1200 Fund Board are offering a new loan program.

Food Dudes Offers a New Way to Order Food

A website called Food Dudes Delivery has taken over Duluth.

Paisley Park Will Host Public Tours Beginning in October

The private estate and production complex of the late rocker, Prince, Paisley Park, will be open daily for public tours beginning October 6.

The Duluth Running Company Offers Trail Running Club

The Duluth Running Company has been offering the community a new way to see some of the greatest hiking trails.

Michigan Pro-Marijuana Group Loses Challenge Over Access to Ballot

A group trying to legalize the recreational use of marijuana in Michigan, has failed to persuade a judge to put the question on the fall ballot.

Sharp EpiPen Price Hikes Now Have Lawmakers Speaking Out

U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar has criticized the sharp price hikes for EpiPens.

DTA Provides Special Service to Head of Lakes Fair

The Duluth Transit Authority (DTA) and the City of Superior will provide a special evening service between downtown Duluth, downtown Superior, and the Head of the Lakes Fair.

Hundreds of UMD Freshman Move In

The incoming freshman class at UMD is expected to have more than 2,000 students.

Verizon Wireless Suing City of Appleton

Verizon Wireless is suing the City of Appleton because its Common Council rejected the company's plans for a cell tower.

Contracts Return to the Bargaining Table for Allina Nurses

The Minnesota Nurses Association and Allina Health have returned once again to the bargaining table.

Glensheen Adds 15 Rooms to Tours in Three Years

The Historic Congdon Estate has been growing rapidly in recent years.

Judge Rules Minneapolis Voters Should Decide Minimum Wage Increase

A judge had ruled that a proposal to raise Minneapolis' minimum wage to $15 an hour should go on the city's ballot this fall.

UMD Bulldogs are Finding Success After Graduation

An extensive survey conducted by the Career and Internship Services at the University of Minnesota, found that nearly all 2014-15 graduates have found jobs or are continuing their education.

Donald Trump Raising Funds in Minnesota

Republican Presidential Candidate Donald Trump made his first visit to the Land of 10,000 Lakes on Friday, asking for thousands of dollars.

Mayor Larson Disappointed With Failed Special Session

Gov. Mark Dayton and legislative leaders are abandoning their hopes of a special session. Duluth Mayor Emily Larson responded Thursday with extreme disappointment.