Do you have a question about COVID-19? Local health officials have put together hotlines that the community can call with questions related to the new coronavirus and learn more about available resources.
Duluth City Council President Arik Forsman is launching a project called "Park Walks with the President" where constituents can get one-on-one time to ask questions and express their thoughts.
Duluth Public Schools and the College of St. Scholastica teamed up a year ago to offer free tutoring for K-12 students who are falling behind with pandemic learning changes.
The City of Duluth has declared its first snow emergency. Cars parked along snow emergency routes have until 9:00 p.m. Tuesday night to move them, or the vehicle will be ticketed and/or towed at the owner's expense.
For the first time in decades, the City of Superior will clear snow from some sidewalks to clear the way for students walking to school. The plows will run along routes which were identified as part of the Safe-Routes-to-Schools Plan.
The Miller-Dwan Foundation and its partners have worked together to help expand mental health services in Superior. They are being acknowledged for their efforts with a Touchstone Award from the Duluth Superior Area Community Foundation.
Craig Holgate has signed off of the radio for the final time. And the beloved radio DJ now has a GoFundMe set up to help him in these final days of fighting cancer.
A Proctor man has a new lease on life thanks to a selfless organ donor, and on Saturday, the community came out to celebrate Danny Bushnell receiving the new organ.
On Wednesday, organizers laid out their plans for the NorthShore Inline Marathon race weekend, which is from September 17-19. After last year's event was held virtually, this year's race will be returning to an in-person format.
The victim of Saturday night's fatal shooting in downtown Duluth has now been identified, and two more people have now been charged in connection with the shooting.
When choosing to swim in Lake Superior, it's important to keep the possibility of rip currents in mind. Duluth Fire Department Assistant Chief Brent Consie says if you're caught in a rip current to swim parallel to shore, and to not fight the rip current.
A celebration of the backgrounds and cultures found all around us took place Saturday afternoon in Duluth. Neighborhood Youth Services hosted the Northland Multi-Cultural event in Canal Park.
The Duluth Human Rights Commission is hosting a listening session at 6 p.m. Wednesday to discuss police violence and acts of hate against Asian Americans.
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