By Kelli Latuska City of Duluth Street Maintenance crews continue to remove snow and ice from city roadways today as the winter storm continues through this evening. The city’s full fleet of 23 plow trucks were out at 2 a.m., clearing Priority 1 roadways while working through some
Lake Superior College will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday at 1 p.m. on its main campus to officially open the nearly $13 million expansion of its T-Building. The ceremony will take place in the new CNC Tool area of the expansion. The expanded T-Building will house the
Most City of Duluth facilities will remain open to the public today despite the winter storm, with the exception of the Duluth Workforce Development/CareerForce. Workforce Development staff will work remotely today, and the CareerForce location will be closed to the public. The job fair scheduled for today at CareerForce
By Kelli Latuska Duluth Parks and Recreation, along with their partners at Chester Bowl, announce the lineup of the 42nd annual Music in the Park concert series. Concerts will take place Tuesday nights throughout the summer. Concerts will once again take place this year at Chester Park (1801 E. Skyline
Today's best local online news coverage: The Twin Ports could get up to six inches of snow – and the North Shore up to a foot of new snow – during a spring storm event expected Tuesday evening through late Wednesday night, veteran radio newsman Dave Strandberg is reporting. KDAL
“This will be an exciting team to watch and a section (Class 3A, Section 7) contender.” -- Hawks coach Michelle Sweeney.
The Minnesota Wilderness are now within striking distance of the Midwest Division’s final playoff spot. Minnesota completed its first sweep of the season against the Chippewa Steel in a home-and-home series this weekend. A pair of 4-3 victories, Friday in Cloquet and Saturday in Chippewa Falls, WI, has moved
By Michelle Griffith and Madison McVan, Minnesota Reformer Minnesota Senate Democrats released two-year budget targets Friday that would enact nearly $2.5 billion in cuts over the next four years as the state faces a multi-billion dollar deficit unless lawmakers take action. The Senate Democratic caucus’ targets say they would
Important Things to Know, from legendary Duluth City Councilor Arik Forsman (Source: Forsman's blog): . The proposed condo project in Woodland was unanimously approved by the Planning Commission earlier this week. It goes to council in April. . Proposals for what to do with the Lester Park Golf Course property
The credit — called the “credit for conversion of underutilized buildings,” or the “CUB credit” — would apply to buildings at least 15 years old.
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By Lindsey Young The Vikings are continuing to invest in the growth of flag football. The team announced Tuesday the launch of Minnesota's first statewide high school girls flag football league; 51 high schools are set to compete this spring. Andrea Schmidt, Roseville High School Activities Director and
Source: BusinessNorth.com The “Subway” lettering at the chain's Downtown Duluth sandwich shop was being removed and the imprint covered with black paint Wednesday at Holiday Center following the restaurant's permanent closure. Subway had recently shortened its hours, closing at 3 p.m. following the lunch
Sen. Robert Farnsworth of Hibbing was elected chair at today's Iron Range Resources & Rehabilitation (IRRR) Board meeting in St. Paul. He represents District 7 and has been a member of the board since 2023. Rep. Roger Skraba, vice chair of the IRRR Board, called the special meeting
