Duluth / Superior News

Community Action Duluth's Mobile Market debuts February 27 with discounts for SNAP participants and families with children under 18 available. Here's a link to place your order.

The Minnesota Department of Health encourages those who test positive to contact their health care provider to see treatment options even if they have mild or moderate symptoms.

Here's what the Old Farmer's Almanac says.

Minnesota Department of Transportation has an On-the-Job Training Program with the goal of creating a diverse workforce, and in 2020 they had nearly 200 trainees in the program.

As part of their new youth testing campaign, they recommend families get tested for COVID-19 every two weeks until the end of the school year.

Wisconsin teachers are advancing to the head of the class! Wisconsin health officials will migrate to the next run of COVID vaccinations starting Monday, March 1 and teachers are part of Phase 1B.

For anyone in Minnesota that shook their heads watching folks in Texas struggle with the cold snap it just may have an affect on you after all.

Minnesota based Northern Tool & Equipment has issued a recall on some power generators due to a shock hazard.

Health officials announced four community vaccination clinics will be opening in the next two months. One of them will be split between Douglas and Barron Counties.

The Duluth Entertainment Convention Center will be the site of a free food giveaway event on Thursday, February 25, which will continue as long as supplies last.

Vista Fleet is gearing up for a hopefully busy season as the pandemic subsides, and they'll be offering a new cruise later this year.

This winter has been a really strange one. The weather was all over the place. COVID-19 made it even weirder. Here's how wild it was here in The Northland.