A City of Duluth contractor has begun chip-sealing work on streets in various locations. Chip-sealing operations are anticipated to occur on the indicated streets throughout this week, and traffic control signs and flaggers will direct traffic. Locations for chip-sealing operations are as follows: . Airpark Boulevard from Haines Road to Rice
Duluth-based law firm Fryberger, Buchanan, Smith & Frederick, P.A. recently announced the addition of attorney Dan Burns. Burns grew up in Tampa, Florida. He attended the Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C., and graduated magna cum laude in 2011. Burns then found his way to Minnesota where
2 p.m. Today UPDATE: Duluth Police arrested 30-year-old Duluth resident Jake Pyrlik for pending charges of 1st Degree Assault. Initial investigation shows the victim and Pyrlik were hanging out before the altercation when Pyrlik stabbed the victim in the neck and fled the scene on foot. The victim is
The St. Louis County Historical Society is proud to announce the opening of its newest exhibit, The Views of Duluth. If you have ever wondered what Duluth looked like a century ago, now is your chance to take a walk through history! Panoramas and photographs provide insight into the industry
By Craig Peters EAGAN, Minn. — Bobby Bryant found his way to the football and the end zone. Now, he's making his way to the Vikings Ring of Honor. The cornerback who recorded two interceptions and a touchdown in the 1973 and 1976 NFC Championship Games will become the
By Jennifer Shutt, Minnesota Reformer MILWAUKEE, Wis. — Donald Trump announced Ohio U.S. Sen. J.D. Vance as his running mate Monday during the first day of the Republican National Convention, capping off months of speculation about who would get the nod as his vice presidential pick. Vance has not
Hot summer days have already claimed the lives of at least 10 children this year in the United States due to heatstroke, often caused by being left unattended in cars. Aspirus Health strongly advises all caregivers to never leave children alone in a vehicle, even for a moment. If you
"Julie (Marinucci) brings exceptional leadership, strategic planning, and collaboration skills and has been outstanding in every role she's served in St. Louis County." -- St. Louis County Administrator Kevin Gray
By John Cole, Minnesota Reformer BUTLER — Former President Donald Trump is recovering Saturday after a shooting at a campaign rally in Butler that left a rally-goer and the gunman dead, authorities said. Two people were critically injured in the incident, according to the U.S. Secret Service. Shortly after Trump
9 to 5, The Musical is a riotous celebration of the power of female friendship, championing the idea that change is possible when people join forces and stand up for what's right.
Duluth HRA hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for the Phase VI Development in Duluth’s Harbor Highlands neighborhood today. Partnerships that have made the project possible include Minnesota Housing, the City of Duluth, LHB, Rochon Corp, Wells Fargo, Rippley Richard Real Estate Development Services, LLC, and the U.S. Department of
Two more Iron Range police departments have joined the AMSOIL Northland Law Enforcement K-9 Foundation. With the edition of the Hibbing and Eveleth police K-9 programs, the K-9 Foundation now serves all eight law enforcement agencies that have K-9s in St. Louis and Douglas Counties. “It has long been our
“If you have been a Barbie fan at any point in your life, this exhibit is for you. Plus, I bet you will walk away with a new appreciation for the positive impacts Barbie has had on pop culture.” -- Dan Hartman, DECC Executive Director
My name is Tim Meyer, and I’m excited to be running for the State Legislature in District 8B. As the founder of Meyer Group Architecture, I am very passionate about tackling the housing crisis. I have been involved in all aspects of housing projects, from my experience on the
City of Duluth officials announced today a proposed package of public safety ordinance changes that allow the city additional options for solving frequently reported nonviolent offenses. Mayor Roger Reinert opened today’s news conference by thanking Duluth Police Chief Mike Ceynowa, Duluth Fire Chief Shawn Krizaj and Duluth City Attorney
