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Twin Ports Honor MLK

DULUTH, Minn.-Thursday night the Twin Ports remember Martin Luther King Junior during a mayoral reception. This year's moto is "The Birth of a New Nation" which came from a speech MLK gave in…

Depot Foundation Helps Fund DAI Exhibits

DULUTH, Minn.- The Duluth Art Institute hosted an art reception showing off three artists works. Exhibitions such as this are funded through a partnership with the Depot. The Depot Foundation receives…

Celebrating a Dance for All Ages

DULUTH, Minn.- Northlanders from ages 1 to 101 all have a signature or favorite dance move. The Inter-Generational Dance Hall aims to have all ages move to the music together. Thursday KAIROS Alive…

Local Historical Center Receives Two Grants

SUPERIOR, Wis.- The Richard I. Bong Veterans Historical Center in Superior has received two grants totaling $30,000. The first grant of $20,000 is from a private foundation, that money will help update…

Minnesota Flu Season in Full Swing; One child death reported

ST. PAUL, Minn.-Minnesota has reported its first child death from the flu this season. The weekly flu report shows a continued increase in flu activity across Minnesota. As of the week ending Jan. 6, the Minnesota Department of Health reports…

Hundreds Attend 9th Annual 'More Cowbell' Fundraiser

DULUTH, Minn.- The 9th annual More Cowbell fundraiser raises money for the Northern Lights Foundation, which helps support families who have children with life-threatening illnesses. On Thursday at More Cowbell, groups competed…

Snow Storm Doesn't Stop The DTA

DULUTH, Minn.- The Duluth Public Transportation was not effected by Thursday's weather. Northlanders can count on the everyday routes even in heavy snowfall. Officials say driving the 30,000 pound bus…

Judge Rejects Change to Minnesota's Wild Rice Water Standard

MINNEAPOLIS-An administrative law judge has rejected an attempt to change Minnesota's water quality standard for protecting wild rice, saying it violates federal and state law and puts an unfair burden on Native Americans who harvest wild rice for food. In…

Senators Make Bets on Vikings-Saints Game

WASHINGTON, DC — U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) today joined Senator John Kennedy (R-LA) in a friendly “Cake and Ice Cream” bet on Sunday's NFL playoff game between the Minnesota Vikings and the New Orleans Saints. In a salute to…

A Lofty Minnesota Proposal

NEVIS, Minn. (AP) — An aviation student in northern Minnesota pulled off a sky-high marriage proposal by writing “Marry Me” in the snow, then flying his long-time girlfriend over his handiwork. Gavin Becker enlisted his family’s help to pen the…

GOP senator says lawmakers reach immigration compromise

WASHINGTON (AP) — A group of bipartisan senators has reached a deal on legislation to protect younger immigrants brought to the country illegally, a spokesman for Sen. Jeff Flake said Thursday. The group including the Arizona Republican, top Senate Democrat…

Some Wisconsin Lawmakers Must Get Harassment Training

MADISON, Wis.-The Wisconsin Legislature provides sexual harassment training for new lawmakers but only some are required to get it. New senators must attend training by the Senate chief clerk and the Legislature's human resources department that covers sexual harassment. The…

Teenager Missing in Duluth Found Safe

UPDATE: Missing teen has been found safe. DULUTH, Minn.-According to a Facebook post from the Duluth Police Department, a 14-year-old boy has gone missing in Duluth. Topher William Lee Atkins, a white male, was last seen at 11 a.m. Wednesday…

Local Shelter Offers the Pur-fect Yoga Class

SUPERIOR, Wis.- Studies show animals have calming affects on humans. The Humane Society of Douglas County says it's true and is offering a pur–fect opportunity to relax with felines. Cat yoga…

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