A networking event was held on Wednesday night to introduce some of the Catalyst Content Festival's executive producers from Los Angeles to local producers, actors, and actresses. The Catalyst Content Festival that will be held in Duluth in October will bring independent creators together with entertainment industry executives, agents, and producers.
Duluth now has a place for pregnant women who have no place to call home. Star of the North Maternity Home officially opened its doors to the community Wednesday. The residence will house women while pregnant and after they have their child.
A collaboration between the Duluth Running Company and Runa Yoga means runners can take a yoga class designed specifically for them. Since yoga has a physical and mental side to it, they say it pairs perfectly with the mental and physical stamina needed to run long distances.
A longtime Grandma's Marathon volunteer named Carolyn Mather flys to Duluth from Georgia every year to exclusively dedicate her time to helping staff prep for the race.
Bayfield County officials plan to hold a meeting Thursday to speak with community members about the upcoming Rainbow Family Gathering. The meeting will be held at the Iron River Community Center on Thursday at 7 p.m.
Officers from around the Northland have been participating in the Law Enforcement Torch Run Final Leg. And on Wednesday, Duluth folks took up the Flame of Hope.
U.S. Steel is idling two blast furnaces in the Midwest and one in Europe, due to market conditions.
A leaked email has raised new questions about how state and federal regulators handled a major permit for the PolyMet mine. The e-mail from a top MPCA official asked EPA officials not to file written comments during a public comment period.
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