Valentini's Expands Business to Holiday Center
Valentini's will soon be expanding it's business to the Holiday Center. The restaurant will be transformed into an Italian Bistro.
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Fill-a-Truck, Feed a Family
A campaign has kicked off to help provide 46,000 pounds of food to Northland kids.
Mille Lacs Band Voices Concerns Over Pipeline Project
Members of the Mille Lacs Band gathered in McGregor, MN to discuss the controversial Sandpiper pipeline.
Hotels Still Available for Grandma's Weekend
Grandma's Marathon is fast approaching, and if you or someone you know is looking for a hotel it's not too late!
DTA Hires Officer to Increase Transit Security
The DTA and the Duluth Police Department have teamed up to make our city buses safer.
Woman Wins $71,000 in Charitable Gaming
A woman in Eveleth is $71,000 all the richer after winning the state’s largest single charitable gaming bingo jackpot.
Construction at Duluth Armory is Underway
After more than a decade in the making, construction is finally underway at the Duluth Armory.
Ely Looks to Make Sign Ordinances Less Restrictive
Business signs, sandwich boards and other advertisements fill the streets of Ely. But, the main drag runs along a state highway which means the Minnesota Department of Transportation regulates the size and location of signs on that road.
Short-Term Rental Proposal Denied In Historic Neighorhood
It's a win for Duluth homeowners in a historic part of the east end of town after councilors voted down a proposed short-term rental permit for a property.
$20 Million Reconstruction Set for Main Runway at Duluth Airport
Reconstruction on a highly used runway at the Duluth International Airport is set for next April.
Spirit Mountain Advances in Mountain Biking Contest
Spirit Mountain needs your help wining a nationwide contest.
Maurices' Headquarters One Step Closer to Reality
The new Maurices' Headquarters in Duluth celebrated another milestone in it's construction project with Monday's "Topping Off" ceremony.
Leaders Talk Processing Center's Future
New efforts to keep the Duluth Post Office and Processing facility open were laid out in a public form Wednesday afternoon.
Short Term Rentals a Growing Concern in Duluth
Permitted renters in Duluth are growing concerned that others are renting to visitors without a license, which they say can lead to a whole lot of problems.
Minnesota Restaurant Owners Propose 'Tipped Employee Tier Policy'
As lawmakers gear up for a special session any day now, the Minnesota Restaurant Association is making a last– minute push to include what's being called the "Tipped Employee Tier Policy" as part of the Jobs And Energy Bill.
United Airlines Adds 4th Flight Option to Chicago from Duluth
Starting June 4, United Airlines will bring back a fourth daily, nonstop flight from the Duluth International Airport (DLH) to the Chicago O’Hare Airport (ORD).
MN Cuts Royalty Rates on Taconite Mined by U.S. Steel
U.S. Steel will temporarily pay less in royalties to Minnesota for the ore it extracts from the Iron Range.
Pipeline Battles Coming to a Head on 3 Fronts in MN
Battles over climate change and oil pipelines come to a head on three fronts in Minnesota this week.
Delta Diner Bans Tips, Sets 20% Flat Gratuity Fee
No longer are waitresses and waiters at the Delta Diner getting tips. They're now banned. And those employees are now getting paid at least $15 an hour.
Proctor Historical Society Re-Opens
History is making a comeback in Proctor. Wednesday the Proctor Area Historical Society will have a “soft” opening to unveil its new Whistle Stop Museum.
