Anna Olfelt

The Duluth Public Library hosted their 2024 One Book Northland project on Saturday. This year, their title was Disability Visibility: First-Person Stories from the Twenty-First Century, a project edited by Alice Wong.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is reminding prospective bear hunters to apply for a bear hunting license by Friday, May 3 rd. The 2024 bear season opens Sunday, Sept. 1, and closes Sunday, Oct. 13.

Northland fire crews were busy battling a house fire Thursday evening.

Col. Christina Bogojevic was sworn in as chief of the Minnesota State Patrol during a ceremony on Monday afternoon.

George Washington rode into town to read to students at Pike Lake Elementary on Monday. Renee Pederson, a third-grade teacher at the school hosts mystery readers for her students every year. Friends and family members of the students and community members volunteer to dress as a character and read to the class. The students get […]

Fond Du Lac Tribal and Community College hosted their 2024 Associate Degree Nursing Program Pinning Ceremony on Wednesday evening.Eight students were candidates for the Associate Degree in Nursing this year.Friends and family of the nursing graduates were invited to attend the event in the college’s commons.Guests were treated to a short program prior to the […]

The Duluth Seaway Port Authority hosted several events on Thursday. The first was the fifth annual Earth Day cleanup organized by the Rice’s Point Business Group. Volunteers from companies located around Rice’s Point collected litter and recycling ahead of the summer season. Kate Ferguson of the Duluth Seaway Port Authority said their team’s goal each year is to host their cleanup ahead of the Minnesota Fishing Opener.

The Duluth Police Department and Duluth Fire Department responded to a car crash in Duluth on Thursday evening.

The Duluth Fire Department responded to a structure fire just after 2:00p.m. on Tuesday afternoon.

Two more coaches have resigned from their posts at Northland College.