Not even three weeks after U.S. Steel announced it would be laying off 412 employees at its plant in Keewatin, the company said Tuesday it will be idling production at its second Minnesota plant, Minntac, leaving hundreds more without work.
The DECC in Duluth played host to a forum about economic trends in the Twin Ports.
The city of Duluth has lost its legal battle over the Fond–du–Luth Casino.
United States Steel Corporation announced Tuesday it will adjust operations and temporarily idle a portion of its Minnesota Ore Operations – Minntac plant in Mt. Iron, Minn., effective June 1.
The 6th Annual Northland Job Fair is right around the corner, and organizers say 2015 will be the biggest one yet.
"Open play gym" are the magic words every kid wants to hear.
Many visitors say they struggle to find The Lake Superior Zoo because it is poorly labeled, according to zoo officials. But that's about to change.
Poultry producers in the nation's top turkey state are taking extra steps to protect their flocks after a devastating strain of bird flu was confirmed at another Minnesota farm.
When you walk into a local brewery to get a pint of locally made beer you're probably not thinking about if your dog will like it.
The three story brick building will cost a buyer just under $169,900.
A Twin Cities developer has just purchased a piece of prime real estate in Duluth.
The state Department of Natural Resources says a company that was looking to open a huge iron mine in northern Wisconsin has officially withdrawn its plans.
If you're a fan of Dunkin’ Donuts, you're in luck because in a few months the first store will soon be opening in the Twin Ports.
City leaders are planning for a major overhaul in Duluth’s taxi business, and cab drivers are taking the wheel to help with the new direction.
Get your taste buds ready for an exciting culinary adventure.
If you've been in downtown Duluth recently, you've likely seen the maurices tower getting taller and taller.
An area of Duluth that can easily be labeled as a "ghost town,” with its vacant buildings, will soon see the first steps of future development.
The saying may be that April showers bring May flowers but for the Cloquet Greenhouse it's a year round effort that produces spring blooms.
A group of people who can't wait for the cold weather to end and snow to melt is the golfers. But, this year a new face will be seen on the course in Cloquet.
If you aren't in the spring mood yet, maybe the grand opening of Gordy's will help.
