Public Input for Future Duluth Parks Signage
The City of Duluth Parks and Recreation is currently in the planning stages of a Gate, Wayfinding, and Trailhead/Orientation Plan.
Mining & Environmental News
Minnesota Governor Surveys Storm Damage
Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton and Lt. Governor Tina Smith are traveling across the state surveying storm damage.
Forest Service Holds First Twin Metals Lease Renewal Listening Session
The Forest Service held their first public listening session on two Twin Metals mineral leases. The Forest Service is deciding whether or not to renew the leases. The leases are located in the same watershed as the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.
Storm Damage Across the Northland
Heavy rains caused flooding across the Northland, brought back memories of the flood of 2012.
McGregor Prepares For 2016 Governor's Fishing Opener
Big Sandy Lake in McGregor has been chosen as this years Governor's Fishing Opener, and the town is expecting some big crowds.
Sen. Klobuchar: Northshore Miners Return Early
Late Thursday, Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar told FOX 21 more than 400 Northshore miners were back on the job in Silver Bay and Babbitt, which is sooner than expected.
New Trail Connection Being Built in Duluth
The construction of the Campus Connector Trail started May 2, 2016 along the north curb of College Street, between Junction Ave. and Kenwood Ave. by the College of St. Scholastica.
Cliffs Natural Resources Announces First Quarter Results
Cliffs Natural Resources released their first-quarter earnings Thursday, exceeding expectations.
U.S. Steel Reports 1Q Loss
United States Steel Corp. (X) on Tuesday reported a loss of $340 million in its first quarter.
Arcelor Mittal, United Steel Workers Union Reach Tentative Agreement
A tentative deal has been reached between the United Steel Workers Union and ArcelorMittal.
U.S. Steel Files Trade Complaint Against Big Chinese Producers
United States Steel Corp. has filed a complaint with U.S. regulators against the biggest Chinese steel producers, accusing them of conspiring to fix prices, stealing trade secrets and skirting duties on imports in the U.S. with false labeling.
Several Earth Day Themed Displays Pop Up on UMD Campus
As you stroll through the Kirby Student Center on campus at UMD during Earth Day, you can’t miss the array of displays centered on green living, and environmentally-conscious lifestyles.
SWL&P to Install Advanced Meters
Superior Water, Light and Power wants to enhance the services it provides to customers and give them more control over their energy and water use; minimize routine monthly visits to homes and businesses; and improve billing accuracy by installing new, advanced meters for all customers.
How You Can Protect our Waters from Aquatic Invasive Species
The St. Louis River Alliance is hoping to fight aquatic invasive species (AIS) through education.
Superior Moves Closer To Getting A Dog Park
Superior is described as a dog friendly community but one thing that it's missing is a dog park.
