Pokemon Go

If you actually still have the Pokemon Go app installed on your phone, you might want to check out an event being held Sunday in Downtown Duluth.

Yesterday morning, when Officer Ron Tinsley from the Duluth Police Department was in studio for Ask a Cop, we discussed the ongoing craze of Pokemon Go and rules about Duluth area parks and the general curfew that the city enforces.

Adrian Allen a former student at University of Minnesota Duluth reached the highest level possible for Pokemon Go so he decided to sell his account online, but was quickly shot down.

Pokemon Go is more like Pokemon No in Rio.

You think you know Pokemon Go? You have no idea.

Maybe the game oughta be called Pokemon Go to Jail.

A Minneapolis small business owner has created a somewhat real life version of Pokemon Go by hiding Pokemon throughout the city.

Canal Park has been over run by Duluthians stopping to play the addicting Pokemon mobile game. I managed to stop a few trainers and asked some important questions.

Looking to get in on this Pokemon Go craze? Look no further.

Pokemon Go is like a virus that's infecting everything in its path.

If you haven't heard, there's a new phenomenon taking over in the pop culture world.

Pokemon Go has finally been released in the U.S. and I couldn't of been more excited to play it. Now that I had a full weekend to play it, here's what I think of the game.