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Thursday Afternoon, the Duluth Honor Guard gladly accepted the keys to a shiny 2015 transit van.
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Thursday Afternoon, the Duluth Honor Guard gladly accepted the keys to a shiny 2015 transit van.
Recent layoffs at mining plants on the Iron Range are having a trickle down effect. It may not be directly affecting the Duluth Seaway Port Authority now but it's not out of the question.
Northland Party, formerly known as Party America, is opening a new location in Duluth near Hermantown. They decided to party all day during their grand opening celebration.
Duluthians enjoyed their breakfast and coffee outside Wednesday, as the first Parklet of the summer is up in Lakeside.
Tim Hortons has made it's way to the city of Tower.
Tower's oldest church will be a building block for Tower's latest development efforts.
A multi-million dollar hotel development along the Tower Harbor is on it's way to becoming reality.
Classic and modern homes along with beautiful greenery were on display in Duluth.
After dishing up popular Chinese cuisines for 16 years, Joe's Pagoda in Superior closed its doors Wednesday.
Digging has begun on a new Duluth hotel near Central Entrance.
Whether it’s camping for the weekend with the family or planning a canoe trip in the Boundary Waters, sometimes deciding what to pack for food can be a challenge.
The Downtown Duluth Farmers' Market is back for a 6th season at the Lake Superior Plaza!
The Great Lakes Aquarium is getting ready to celebrate its 15th birthday!
Two family owned trucking businesses in Superior have merged.
State regulators have laid out an updated timeline for completing the environmental review on the proposed PolyMet copper-nickel mine in northeastern Minnesota that calls for a 30-day public comment period.
Here in the Northland we are in the midst of prime strawberry picking season.
Certain types of invasive weeds can cause big problems. But now, Douglas County is considering bringing in a herd of goats to fight a buck thorn infestation.
Shipments of iron ore on the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway totaled 6.2 million tons in June, a decrease of 6 percent compared to May, and nearly 5 percent below the level of a year ago.
More than 400 people rsvp’d to see the multi–million dollar renovations.
A solar powered facility that will hold 3.2 million servings of vegetables is making headway.


