Many Compete in The Proctor Speedway Bus Race
It was a night of pure chaos down at the Proctor Speedway.
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The DECC Celebrates 50 Years
There was a celebration happening down at the DECC today, and this time, it was the DECC itself that was the main attraction.
Country Fans Come Out for the Howling Moon Festival
Summer music continues to rock Bayfront as the Howling Moon Music Festival is taking place tonight.
Many Gather for a night of Mayhem
Crews are getting ready for a night of pure mayhem at the Proctor Speedway.
Strong Storms Put a Damper on Some Spirit Valley Days Vendors
It’s day two of the popular Spirit Valley Days Celebration and while festivities continue through the weekend, many vendors woke up on Thursday morning to devastation.
A Lakeside Coffee Shop Applies for a Liquor License
Amity Coffee has become the first business to apply for a license to sell beer and wine in the Lakeside neighborhood.
Duluth Officials Construct a New Ten Year Plan
City officials came together to approve a new ten year plan for Duluth.
Duluth Airshow Officials Make a Special Announcement
The Duluth Airshow has been taking place since the 1930's and today it was announced that for the first time ever the Blue Angels will be back to perform for a second year in a row.
Babe the Blue Ox Takes a Tumble
Severe thunderstorms pushed through northern Minnesota early Thursday causing closed roads, power outages, and delayed a county fair opening. These storms also toppled over the large Babe the Blue Ox statue at Paul Bunyan Land.
Arson Suspected in Emily Bar Fire
Authorities are suspect that the fire that destroyed a popular bar in Emily was intentionally set.
Hermantown Hopes to Build a New Wellness Center
On Monday, in Hermantown, the council approved a question to be put on the November ballet regarding sales tax.
New Hermantown High School Nears Completion
The old Hermantown High School was turned into the middle school and there is now a brand new High School facility.
New Energy Efficient Lighting to Improve Lakewalk
The Lakewalk Trail in Canal Park will soon be getting new and improved lighting, so visitors may have a better experience as they enjoy the lakeshore.
Treats Offered to Storm Clean Up Crews
The storms that whipped through the Northland may be gone and the power back on but the thank yous from community members are still pouring in.
Natural Waterways Feeding Wisconsin's Economy
Governor Scott Walker has proclaimed the week of August 1-7 as Wisconsin Ports Week.
Duluth Wins Big in 2016 Best of the Lakes Awards
Duluth earns high praise from readers of the Lake Superior Magazine and LakeSuperior.com in their 2016 Best of the Lakes honors.
3rd Avenue West in Downtown Duluth to Temporarily Close
The anticipated timeline for work to be complete along West 1st Street on the Board of Trade building has been extended, due to the damaged the building sustained from the storm that swept through the area on July 21.
Duluth International Airport Receives Rehabilitation Grant
Senators Amy Klobuchar and Al Franken, along with Representative Rick Nolan, today announced that the U.S. Department of Transportation has awarded the Duluth International Airport a grant of $6,126,025 for runway rehabilitation.
Wisconsin Shipyard Faces Fine for Exposing Workers to Lead
A Wisconsin shipyard faces nearly $1.4 million in penalties after federal health inspectors said it exposed workers to lead.
Duluth Storm Response Update
The City of Duluth will be continuing their curbside pickup the week of August 1, focusing on the Woodland, Morley Heights, and Hunters Park neighborhoods. City and contracted crews are aware that more areas need attention.
