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Fatal bicycle-vehicle crash in Duluth
Initial investigation shows the bicyclist, a 60-year-old male, was riding westbound when he went through the crosswalk without checking for oncoming traffic. The male was struck by two vehicles.
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Imagine Downtown shifts from planning to action, targets 1,500 new homes
Thursday’s update revealed a broad community vision and made clear that its success will now depend on whether the participating organizations can establish the development corporation, finance housing and service expansions and turn conceptual public improvements into completed projects.
Howie: Duluth Schools’ credit downgrade is serious
Duluth does not have one governmentwide financial crisis. It has a school district in a precarious position and a city government that is beginning to encounter some of the same cost-versus-revenue pressures.
Howie: Reinert must answer Duluth’s $4.5 million budget question
The City of Duluth administration cannot warn taxpayers about a projected $5.5 million deficit while refusing to explain a recurring $4.5 million funding stream redirected from general operations. The account now has nearly $9 million.
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Duluth Chamber sets 156th annual meeting for Nov. 5
DULUTH — The Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce will hold its 156th Annual Meeting and Dinner Celebration on Thursday, Nov. 5, at the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center. The event, one of the region’s largest annual business gatherings, is expected to draw approximately 1,300 business, civic and community leaders to
Duluth preparing to welcome world's top young hockey players in 2027
Duluth will take another major step toward hosting one of international hockey’s premier events when USA Hockey and local organizers unveil details for the 2027 IIHF Under-18 Men’s World Championship. A community kickoff at 9 a.m. Thursday at the box office lobby at AMSOIL Arena will
Howie: Reinert proposes restrained 2027 levy in major break for Duluth taxpayers
“Our community is older than average and less wealthy than average. And property taxes don’t care about ability to pay. We can’t look to solve ongoing budget deficits at the expense of our residential property taxpayers.” -- Duluth Mayor Roger Reinert
Japanese sister-city delegation visits Duluth for weeklong exchange
DULUTH — A 10-member delegation from Duluth’s Japanese sister city will spend a week in the city beginning Thursday, meeting with educators, researchers, community leaders and residents as part of an exchange focused on health, belonging and quality of life. The visitors from Ohara/Isumi City, Japan, will be