Peter Passi

City officials must make improvements to address multiple "deficiencies" identified by federal and state inspectors.

After one year under private management, the popular outdoor event space could return to the control of the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center.

City officials primarily will rely on tax income from new construction to cover any growth in spending.

The Duluth Entertainment Convention Center will regain control of the city's premiere outdoor venue.

While overdose deaths declined this year, homelessness continues to take a community-wide toll.

Officials defend a 7.23% property tax increase to fund continued public investments.

Officials will pay $967,000 to demolish a long-idled and blighted downtown parking structure.

The once-beleaguered local attraction continues to boost ticket sales as it prepares the launch of an ambitious new exhibit that will take visitors back in time.

The threat of lost jobs and diminished outcomes for prisoners prompts congressional members to question the facility's proposed "deactivation."

Employees of the Duluth Federal Prison Camp are hoping to reverse what many view as a death sentence for the facility.