Duluth bus fares dropping to encourage more rides after deep downturn

Duluth's Zeitgeist Arts Cafe reopens with pop-ups in tow

Bar service and indoor dining resumes Friday.

Sex offenders at Moose Lake protest after rash of COVID deaths

A large outbreak of the virus has fueled long-simmering tensions over civil liberties at the state program.

Grand Marais mayor's dog survives wolf attack

Wolves cornered Blue, a two-year-old Weimaraner, on a trail in the woods.

Blatnik Bridge between Duluth and Superior headed toward retirement, replacement

The bridge connecting Duluth and Superior is due for replacement

Federal stimulus will help pay internet bills, boost broadband access across Minnesota

The COVID relief bill includes $7 billion for increasing access and security.

2021 BWCA visitors will have to learn to 'leave no trace' of their visit

The Forest Service says it's making educational videos mandatory for permits after last season's "unacceptably high amount" of damage to the wilderness.

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Duluth gears up for Viking cruises in 2022

Officials hope the pandemic-stricken industry will come roaring back.

What to drink this week at Twin Ports breweries

We are launching a weekly feature to tell you about what's new at the many breweries and cideries in the Twin Ports.

Walz in Duluth: Coming together again will be 'the hardest thing to do'

The governor made three stops around the state this week to promote civility following the U.S. Capitol riot.

Grandma's Marathon on for June, but only at half of usual capacity

The country's 12th-largest marathon typically brings 20,000 participants and thousands of other visitors to Duluth each year.

Duluth Chamber CEO David Ross retiring later this year

Ross has held the job for nearly 24 years.