Chamber of Commerce pushes lawmakers to provide more support for economic recovery
Duluth Chamber of Commerce officials are pushing for local lawmakers to bring more support to the regions…
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Gov. Walz reflects on nation’s history with statewide tour
Walz’s Calm, Civility and Peace tour brought him to Duluth’s Vietnam and Korean War memorials Thursday…
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Unemployment numbers show industries still hurting from COVID-19
According to the U.S. Labor Department, employers across the nation cut 140,000 jobs in…
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New COVID relief hurting local restaurants as bills pile up
This latest COVID relief bill takes into account a restaurant’s sales tax loss for the second and third quarters of 2020. If they lost more than 30%,…
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UMD students hit the books; Spring semester begins Wednesday
The campus has also made changes to its spring break. Students will have two days off in March, with three days off before final…
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Gray wolf officially off endangered species list
Minnesota DNR officials say they aren’t planning on a wolf hunting season. The Wisconsin DNR says they will have a wolf hunting season in November…
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Local entertainment venues prep for reopening
While businesses face some challenges with the reopening, they say they’re grateful to bring business back…
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New rape kit law takes effect in Minnesota
This new law establishes procedures for all kits regardless of which category or where in the state it…
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Budgets, COVID support, top agenda as Minnesota Legislature convenes
The November election kept the Democrats in control of the House and Republicans in control of the…
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College campuses adjust as spring semester approaches
Fanning says they’ve found some courses and programs work better for students in an online or hybrid model. The campus will continue to provide those…
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