Dominic Vitiello is an Anchor/Reporter at WFLA. He covers a range of topics including the housing market, urban development, elections, government, politics, public policy, environmental services, and natural resources. Dominic's work has been featured in WFLA, NBC Montana, KVLY-TV, CBS3Duluth, and Wsaw-tv.
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Published Oct. 25, 2025 at 6:03 AM GMT+2 | Updated moments ago
In a unanimous vote, the Duluth City Council approved the Lester Park Land Use Study, which includes transferring the property to the Duluth Economic Development Authority (DEDA) — a move aimed at paving the way for redevelopment.
By: Dominic Vitiello
Ronchetti, who previously served as Duluth's Director of Planning and Economic Development and now holds the same role with the City of Hermantown, spoke during public comment Monday to address Durrwachter's recent Facebook post. The post criticizes his involvement in Hermantown's controversial data center project
Just one night after the Duluth City Council approved a resolution to transfer the land to the Duluth Economic Development Authority (DEDA), the city's Planning Commission met Tuesday and voted to recommend selling the land to DEDA — but with added safeguards.
According to the Hibbing Police Department, officers were called to the complex at 3535 9th Avenue West around 2:16 a.m. for reports of gunshots in the parking lot. When officers arrived, they found a man suffering from gunshot wounds to his chest.
Union members have been canvassing neighborhoods and sharing photos of what they say are examples of long-ignored maintenance problems — from leaks to rotted walls — that demonstrate the need for the ordinance.
At Safe Haven, the refurbished phones are distributed to victims who may have had their primary phones confiscated or monitored by their abusers.
By: Dominic Vitiello
Former lighthouse keeper Lee Radzak, who began the annual tradition 40 years ago, said it's inspiring to see how the story continues to connect with people decades later.
By: Dominic Vitiello
The initiative, funded through criminal forfeiture proceeds, will use music therapy to support veterans coping with trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder.
By: Dominic Vitiello
The kits include nearly everything needed to set up a household — from kitchen staples to cleaning supplies — with furniture provided separately by another partnering organization at no cost.
