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Due to construction, Minnesota Power will not be erecting their annual Christmas tree this year, instead they made a large donation to three local charities.

Residents in the area have reported phone calls from people posing as the power company.

The company announced this week that they hope to lower rates and issue about $12 million dollars in refunds to its customers.

The City of Duluth held a press conference in conjunction with hospital and service organization leaders on Monday morning to update the community on response measures from several different angles related to COVID-19.

For Minnesota Power customers get prepared for a rate increase starting next month.

Power outages being caused by the strong winds and heavy snow from this weekend's storm are leaving people in the dark.

Minnesota Power is gearing up to Donate Vehicle Charging Stations To Businesses in Northeastern Minnesota. The program is all part of Minnesota Powers  EnergyForward plan and they are offering up to 20 stations total. Minnesota Power will donate the  20 electric vehicle charging stations to business customers, along with $1,500 to help cover up to 80% of the cost for each installation...

Powerful winds are leading to power outages around the region, with thousands of customers being impacted Monday afternoon.

The company issued a press release warning their customers in the Northland.

This outage is impacting an estimated 1,810 customers in these areas.

Crews are working to restore power in parts of Lincoln Park, Denfeld and Orr.

Minnesota Power is on the search for this year's community Christmas tree that will be lit Downtown for all to see. The tree must be a spruce or pine and be 40 feet tall.