Thursday Sports Notebook The Wilderness appointed assistant coach Evan Alexius as interim head coach and Kevin Smalley, the director of player personnel, as interim assistant coach.
M30 pills seized in search warrant During the search warrant, a total of 1,741 M30 pills were seized. 1,434 were on the person of 29-year-old Khadijah Preston and 307 were in her residence.
WDIO 10/13 to host Minnesota 8th District debate Minnesota 8th Congressional District candidates Pete Stauber (R) and Jen Schultz (DFL) will participate in a live, 40-minute debate on WDIO 10/13 on Tuesday, October 29. The event, which will begin at 6:20 p.m., will be moderated by WDIO’s Baihly Warfield and Darren Danielson. Read more
Federal, state officials highlight Minnesota Power’s key grid investment A significant investment in an innovative transmission project is one example of Minnesota Power’s commitment to maintaining a strong, reliable grid as the demand for energy grows, more renewable energy comes online and the nation makes strides toward a clean-energy future. Federal and state partners and energy leaders gathered
Duluth Playhouse Youth Theatre to kick off 2024-2025 season This Fall, Duluth Playhouse Youth Theatre is excited to present ANASTASIA: THE MUSICAL (Youth Edition), running November 8-10 at the NorShor Theatre. Starring 28 talented young performers from the Twin Ports community, this one-act adaptation of the Broadway hit is crafted specifically for young actors and audiences. From the Tony
City of Duluth accepting tourism tax allocation applications By Kelli Latuska The City of Duluth has opened the application process for 2025 tourism tax allocations. The online application will be open until 4 p.m. on October 28, 2024. The application process is intended to allow community organizations an opportunity to apply for tourism tax funding and allow
Minnesota Power, Superior Water, Light and Power send crews to Florida to assist in recovery from Hurricane Milton More than two dozen Minnesota Power and Superior Water, Light and Power lineworkers and support staff left for Florida today to assist in power restoration from what is forecasted to be devastating damage from Hurricane Milton. Milton is expected to hit the state just two weeks after Hurricane Helene. Eighteen