Target's Car Seat Trade In Program Ends Saturday September 26
Target once again is offering their Car Seat Trade-In program this month, but hurry as runs through this Saturday, September 26.
Duluth / Superior News
Could Visit Duluth + The DECC Merge? 'Alignment' Being Discussed
Fallout from the pandemic as it relates to the tourism industry has led to the exploration of a possible merger between two of Duluth's biggest tourism organizations.
Lake Superior Art Glass Doing Halloween Pumpkin Hunt
Lake Superior Art Glass is doing something fun and unique this Halloween.
148th Fighter Wing Conducting Night Flying Starting September 22
The night flying will allow the wing to conduct critical training activities, along with providing required night flying for pilot proficiency.
10 Major Summer Weather Events In Northland History
People think winter is bad in the area but summer has had a history of big events as well.
Wisconsin Utility Shutoff Moratorium Extends Until Next Spring
Wisconsin state regulators have extended the moratorium for utility shutoffs for water, electric, and gas service to November 1
Light Duluth Teal Changes For COVID-19 This Weekend
I talked on the phone with Kristine Greer, one of the organizers of this year's Light Duluth Teal. This year looks a little different than other years.
Wrenshall Schools Closing Going Full Distance Learning Thursday
Wrenshall Public Schools is closing Tuesday and Wednesday and will resume Thursday with changes.
Minnesota Launches 4-week Push For 'No Barrier' COVID-19 Testing
The MN Department of Health says that each week multiple communities across the state will be set up to offer free testing, with Grand Rapids a focus the first week.
High School Football & Volleyball Back On in Minnesota
The Minnesota State High School League has voted to reinstate both football and volleyball for this fall.
Grad Requirements Create COVID-Worries At Superior High School
An expansion of mandatory graduation requirements by the Superior High School has some concerned about the risks involved during the COVID-19 Pandemic.
City Of Duluth Might Require Landlords To Have Buildings Insured
I must admit that I for one am completely surprised that landlords currently can rent out housing to people and not have the home or building insured in the city of Duluth.