News Archive

DWI Patrols will be out on St. Patrick's Day

Drunk DrivingThe St. Patrick's Day holiday has the highest percentage of alcohol-related traffic deaths and the Minnesota State Patrol will be on the look out for drunken drivers.

School Board Approves Magnet School Cut

Tuesday night, the Duluth School Board approved a plan to use funds from its magnet schools to help low income and minority students improve academically.

Pitching Duluth to Wind Company

Duluth leaders traveled to the Twin Cities on Tuesday, to persuade a European wind turbine manufacturer to locate facilities in Minnesota.

Benefit for Chisholm Shooting Victims

Jim's Sports Club Bar and GrillA benefit has been organized at Jim's Sports Club Bar and Grill, to help the victims and their families of the deadly shooting.

Bob Dylan: Come Home to Range

There's an effort to bring Bob Dylan home to the Range, and perform where his life began.

Flood Advisory, Cause For Concern?

Flood Advisory, Cause for ConcernThe National Weather Service has issued a Flood Advisory in parts of the Nemadji River Basin.

Benefit for Chisholm Shooting Victims

Jim's Sports Club Bar and GrillA benefit has been organized at Jim's Sports Club Bar and Grill, to help the victims and their families of the deadly shooting.

Bob Dylan: Come Home to Range

There's an effort to bring Bob Dylan home to the Range, and perform where his life began.

Flood Advisory, Cause For Concern?

Flood Advisory, Cause for ConcernThe National Weather Service has issued a Flood Advisory in parts of the Nemadji River Basin.

Woods to Return to Golf

Tiger Woods will return to golf at the Masters next month. In a statement Tuesday, Woods said he will play at Augusta National after a four-month hiatus because of a sex scandal.

No Asian Carp Found Yet

Asian CarpOfficials said they haven't been finding any of the invasive species yet, in their netting operations near Chicago.

March Warmup Disappoints Snowmobilers

Snowmobile TrailsThe Northland has seen a bit of a heat wave this month. But some local folks are sad to see the snow go.

Bonding Bill Signed, Some Projects Vetoed

Governor Tim Pawlenty signed the bonding bill on Sunday night. But he used his line-item veto power to cross off several projects, including funding for UMD and the Mesabi Range college.

Cherry School Meeting Cancelled

The community input meeting for Cherry's remodeling project has been cancelled, and will be rescheduled.

Pilots of Overflown Flight Could Fly Again

Two Northwest Airlines pilots who overshot the Minneapolis airport have agreed not to fight the revocations of their licenses but could fly again.

Census Forms Start Arriving

People will start receiving their U.S. census forms on Monday.