Mayor Ness Hosts Book Signing at Zeigeist
After 16 years as a politician, Duluth Mayor Don Ness is releasing his first book.
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After 16 years as a politician, Duluth Mayor Don Ness is releasing his first book.
Lawmakers with the Minnesota House of Representatives were in Duluth for a tour of what makes the city tick.
The St. Louis County board held a meeting Tuesday to discuss a resolution requesting a progress report from the Fredenberg Town Board about the implementation of its public park plan for the area known as Fredenberg Park.
The St. Louis County Board has voted to hold the maximum property tax levy flat for 2016 at $116.6 million, a 0 percent increase over last year.
St. Louis County commissioners have passed a resolution allowing ATV riders on roads that connect trails.
It’s a concern law enforcement officials are bringing to light after a suspicious package showed up at UW-Superior.
With just a 17% voter turnout for Tuesday's primary election in Duluth, a local group is asking for the city to eliminate its primary and adopt Ranked Choice Voting, where voters can pick more than just one candidate.
The union representing Minnesota firefighters says changes to the fire department in Brainerd could delay response times.
An Iron Range staple is turning to the Minnesota Senate to save it from becoming irrelevant.
Emily Larson and Chuck Horton are the names that will appear on the November ballot as the city of Duluth votes in a new mayor.
St. Louis County purchased the 32-year-old building from the state for $3.2 million in 2002, but part of the deal was that the state could be in the building for 10 years as a lease holder.
Sixteen Minnesota cities are petitioning the state for a temporary declaration that police body camera data be presumed private in most instances.
The four–year legal battle between the city of Ashland and Xcel Energy/Northern States Power has come to an end.
A conservation organization says it's trying to raise $10 million for a fund meant to protect the Mississippi River and drinking water in the Twin Cities.
Candidates for Duluth mayor, city council and school board are getting ready to make one last push on Monday for votes before this Tuesday’s primary election.