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Hot Air Will Blow Through Bayfront Park

Preparations are underway for the third annual Hot Air Balloon Festival.

Bikes Mean Business for Downtown

Two dollars and two wheels are how a new Duluth campaign is hoping to bring more support for protected bike lanes.

Vote to Name Eels at Duluth Aqaurium

The public is invited to participate in choosing names for two new electric eels at Great Lakes Aquarium by taking a new online poll.

Roofing Project Set to Begin at Damiano Center

Thanks to generous donations, work is set to begin this Saturday on a roofing project at the Damiano Center.

Lake Superior College Marks Major Milestone

Lake Superior College's Center for Advanced Aviation is officially hosting classes.

International Wolf Center Seeks Financial Help From State

An Iron Range staple is turning to the Minnesota Senate to save it from becoming irrelevant.

Hundreds Flock to See Bird Migration at Hawk Ridge

It’s a plane? Nope it’s a bird.Tourist’s eyes are to the sky at Hawk Ridge as they take part in the annual bird migration

Iron Range Students Explore Technical Fields

"I haven't really looked at all of my options yet," Deer River High School junior Sophie Lindquist said.

Duluth-Based Company Growing, Moving to Superior

Epicurean, a Duluth based company, is expanding and moving to a larger manufacturing facility in Superior.

Neighbors Oppose Rezoning

The owner of the residence at 2421 London Rd. had asked the City Council to reclassify the lot as mixed use, allowing for a small business to operate on the property.

'Old Downtown' Now 'Historic Arts And Theatre District'

There's a new name for a growing section of Superior Street that's been known for a long time as ‘Old Downtown.’

Fraser Shipyards Celebrates 125 Years

A local shipyard reached a milestone of staying in business for over a century.

New $7-Million Gondola Being Constructed at Lutsen Mountains

Some major enhancements are happening at Lutsen Mountains.

Environmental Study Required for Sandpiper Certificate

The Minnesota Court of Appeals says an environmental impact statement should have been completed on the proposed Sandpiper pipeline before regulators granted the project a certificate of need.

Craft Show Fundraises for Carnegie Library

Tansy Faire kicked off a craft show inside the Carnegie Library featuring more than 40 local businesses and crafters.

Local Festival Highlights Sustainability

The 22nd annual Harvest Festival featured about 60 farmers markets with locally grown produce and treats at Bayfront Park.

Hundreds Bid Farewell to School

The doors of the Morgan Park School were opened to the public one last time.

UW System cuts dozens of positions in cost-saving measure

The University of Wisconsin System has eliminated dozens of administrative and academic affairs positions in a cost-saving measure to help cope with state budget cuts.