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Volunteers Spend the Night Outside to Help Homeless Population

"A Night Without a Home" Collects Donations for Douglas County Homeless Population

October 14, 2017

Andrew Kirov,

SUPERIOR, Wis. – Volunteers are collecting money, food, and clothing for the homeless all night tonight. At the eleventh annual A Night Without a Home event, volunteers are outside the Superior Public Library for twenty-four hours collecting donations, and providing food and coffee to the homeless community of Douglas County. “Our homeless are not in your rotary clubs, they’re not…

Klockow Brewery Brings Local Craft Beer To Grand Rapids

A New Brew Pub Is Set To Open Saturday, October 28th, 2017.

October 13, 2017

Brittney Merlot,

GRAND RAPIDS, Minn. — Kegs are tapped as brand new Klockow Brewery will begin pouring on Saturday, October 28th. The idea for this brewery came about when the Klockow family kept visiting family in Grand Rapids, with no other local brew pub in the area, they decided that that they needed one and they were going to open it. The owner…

Gingerbread Giving Trees Are Going Up For Children In Need This Holiday Season

Itasca Holiday Program Is "Feeding Hope For The Holidays" By Collecting Money & Toy Donations For Children And Families.

October 13, 2017

Brittney Merlot,

GRAND RAPIDS, Minn. — The holidays are just around the corner and the thoughts of how you can give back this holiday season are starting to arrive. “Gingerbread Giving Trees” are going up across churches and local businesses throughout Itasca county for children in need. Itasca Holiday Program has been “Feeding Hope For The Holidays” for 23 years. Making sure…

Suicide Awareness Walk Happening in Carlton Saturday

Hundreds are Expected to Gather for the 9th Annual Suicide Memorial Awareness Walk

October 13, 2017

Matt Suoja,

CARLTON, Minn. – More than 200 Northlanders are expected to hit the streets of Carlton tomorrow, to raise awareness about suicide. The 9th annual Suicide Memorial Awareness Walk will begin at Carlton High School at 10 a.m. According to event organizers, Carlton County has one of the highest rates of suicide in Minnesota. “This walk has been an important focus…

Lincoln Park Open House Happening Saturday

The event showcases the growing Lincoln Park Business District

October 13, 2017

Graham Hakala,

DULUTH, Minn. – The Lincoln Park community in Duluth is getting ready to host their second annual Lincoln Park Open House. More than 30 businesses in the Lincoln Park area will be hosting special events and deals on Saturday. The event is meant to showcase the growing business community happening in the district. “There are a lot of things happening…

New Canoe and Kayak Racks in Superior

City is Renting Stalls on the Racks for People With Boats

October 13, 2017

Andrew Kirov,

SUPERIOR, Wis. – The City of Superior has installed new canoe and kayak racks at three boat landings around the city. Each boat rack has six stalls. A stall can be reserved for the entire summer. Rentals cost $100 for Superior residents and $200 for non-residents. City officials are hoping the racks will encourage people to canoe and kayak regularly,…

Candidate Forum Hosted By Duluth Chamber

Forum Featured School Board and City Council Candidates

October 13, 2017

Andrew Kirov,

DULUTH, Minn. – A candidate forum was hosted by the Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce. The forum in the Depot’s Underground Theatre featured Duluth City Council and Duluth School Board candidates. Questions were submitted by Chamber of Commerce members and asked candidates their positions on business related topics. “We do not endorse candidates but what we are interested in doing…

Superior Mayor Discusses Kestrel Plant

According to Mayor Jim Paine, Kestrel Owes the City $2.2 Million from a 2012 Loan

October 13, 2017

Andrew Kirov,

SUPERIOR, Wis. – Mayor Jim Paine says Kestrel owes the city of Superior $2.2 million from a loan they were given in 2012. Since Kestrel’s forbearance agreement expired at the end of this August, they haven’t made a payment on the loan. Kestrel was expected to break ground by the Superior airport in 2013 for an aircraft manufacturing plant. The…

Minnesota Suing Over President Trump’s Decision to Stop Federal Payments to Insurers

Unclear How Much it Will Hurt Minnesota

October 13, 2017

The Associated Press,

ST. PAUL, Minn. – Minnesota is joining a lawsuit over President Donald Trump’s decision to stop federal payments to insurers that had helped hold premiums down for people buying insurance under the Obama-era health care law. The White House announced late Thursday it would end the payments after months of speculation. States are preparing for premium spikes of 20 percent…

Northlanders to Remember Those Lost to Suicide

Saturday: 9th Annual Suicide Awareness Memorial Walk

October 13, 2017

Natalie Froistad,

CARLTON, Minn. – This weekend, hundreds of people in Carlton will be focused on breaking the stigma of mental illness as they take part in the 9th Annual Suicide Awareness Memorial Walk. It’s taking place on Saturday, October 14, 2017, from 9:30 -11:30 a.m. at Carlton High School in Carlton, MN. There will be a short, non-competitive, walk followed by…

Minnesota Pheasant Season Opens Saturday With Numbers Down

Pheasant Season Ends Jan. 1

October 13, 2017

The Associated Press,

MINNEAPOLIS-Minnesota opens its pheasant season Saturday with far fewer birds in the field than last year as a long-term decline in the state’s ringneck population continues due to the loss of habitat in farm country. The Department of Natural Resources estimates Minnesota’s pheasant population is down 26 percent from last year. The DNR says the key reason is a big…

Mountain Biking Through the Fall Colors

Active Adventures: The Duluth Experience

October 13, 2017

Natalie Froistad,

DULUTH, Minn. – Colorful leaves are filling trees throughout the Northland. So, for this week’s Active Adventures FOX 21’s William Seay took in the view from a mountain bike. Dave Grandmaison, Co-owner and CEO of The Duluth Experience, took William on the Duluth Traverse Trail. The Duluth Experience offers several tours to experience the Northland with outdoor sports tours, brewery…

Weekend Spotlight Haunted Shack, Brent Terhune, Big Wave Dave and the Ripples

Weekend Spotlight October 12

October 12, 2017

Nikki Davidson,

Categories: News, News – Latest News, Weekend Spotlight Tags: big wave dave and the ripples, Brent Terhune, haunted shack, weekend spotlight

Blizzard Tour Aims to Raise Another $1 Million for ALS Research

Snowmobile Tour Held their Annual Open House in Proctor

October 12, 2017

Andrew Kirov,

PROCTOR, Minn. – The Black Woods Blizzard Tour, a snowmobile race for ALS, is aiming to raise $1 million for the second straight year. Thursday night, they held their open house at Black Woods Event Center in Proctor. The event taught new riders more about the annual fundraiser. “It’s the friendships that you make, it’s the stories that you hear,…

Girl Scouts Leader Reacts to Boy Scouts Welcoming Girls

Girl Scouts Are Not Interested in Doing the Same With Boys

October 12, 2017

Andrew Kirov,

MINNESOTA – The Boy Scouts of America made a big announcement on Wednesday. Girls will be allowed to join Cub Scouts and will be eligible to become Eagle Scouts. We’re hearing from a different group about this: The local Girl Scouts. Leigh Ann Davis is the CEO of the local Girl Scouts Organization, the Minnesota and Wisconsin Lakes and Pines….

CEO Talks About Why Superior Kestrel Plant Hasn’t Been Built

Alan Klapmeier Says Broken State Promises Are to Blame for The Aircraft Plant Not Being Built

October 12, 2017

Andrew Kirov,

SUPERIOR, Wis. – The CEO of Kestrel is blaming broken promises by the State of Wisconsin for the delay in the creation of a plant in Superior. Meanwhile, the state is moving forward with legal action against Kentrel Aircraft. The state says the company is in serious default on millions of dollars in loans that were supposed to be used…

Evening Update: 10-12-2017

A look at the latest local news and weather forecast

October 12, 2017

Site Staff,

Dump Off Fall Leaves at WLSSD

WLSSD Staff Say They Will Have New Drop-off Hours Next Week

October 12, 2017

Site Staff,

DULUTH, Minn.-With winter just around the corner, leaves are falling off local trees at a rapid rate. Western Lake Superior Sanitary District is now here to help as they are taking in all sorts of fall trash. Whether its leaves, spoiled apples, or grass, WLSSD can turn it into fall compost. Staff at the organization said it’s better to take…

Lake Superior Brewing Has New Owners

One of the Old Owners Will Stay on as a Brewmaster

October 12, 2017

Site Staff,

DULUTH, Minn.-Duluth’s Lake Superior Brewing has new owners. Life partners Lisa Blade and Lars Kuehnow said they plan on keeping many things the same while adding a few new beers to their lineup. They also want to get the word out more about all the Lake Superior Brewery has to offer. “What we bring to this new situation is the desire…

Superior Students Learn About Fire Fighting

Fire Department Will be Visiting Multiple Schools Next Week

October 12, 2017

Site Staff,

SUPERIOR, Wis.-Some lucky kids in Superior today got a chance to learn all about how to fight fire. Superior fire fighters visited students at Great Lakes Elementary as part of “Fire Prevention Week.” This year’s theme is “Every Second Counts, Plan Two Ways Out.” The kids took part in a variety of activities including going into a “Burn House” to…

Aldi Opens Doors in Duluth

After Months of Construction, Aldi Duluth is Now Open for Business

October 12, 2017

Brett Scott,

DULUTH, Minn. – It’s official, grocery shoppers in the Northland now have one more Aldi location to add to their list. Thursday morning hundreds of people lines up to be the first ones through the door of the new Duluth location Now it’s time to grab your quarters and dig out the eco-bags. Store representatives say the Duluth location is…

Future of Telemark Looks Brigther

Feasibility Study Indicates Brighter Future for Telemark

October 12, 2017

Site Staff,

CABLE, Wis.-The future of Telemark Resort is looking a little brighter. According to the results of a feasibility study released today, that location would be a prime place for a new resort. It had previously closed about four years ago, after being taken back by a bank. New owners then purchased it at auction and are now looking to sell…

Kestrel Owes Millions to City of Superior and State of Wisconsin

Owner of Kestrel Still Optimistic About Building Plant in Superior

October 12, 2017

Dan Hanger,

SUPERIOR, Wis.-The state of Wisconsin is moving forward with legal action against Kestrel Aircraft. The state says the company is in serious default on millions of dollars in loans that were supposed to be used to build a manufacturing plant in Superior. That plant was expected to break ground by the Superior airport in 2013 and bring more than 650…

MNDOT Warns to be More Cautious During Change of Seasons

26 Killed So Far This Year in Vehicle Crashes

October 12, 2017

Site Staff,

DULUTH, Minn.-With more hours of darkness this time of the year, that means there is an increase in the number of pedestrian crashes and fatalities. According to the Minnesota Department of Transportation, motorists and pedestrians should use more caution during the fall and winter months. Twenty-six pedestrians have been killed so far this year. Sixty were killed last year and…

Enbridge Energy Defends Plan to Replace Line 3 Oil Pipeline

The Project is Expected to Cost $7.5 Billion

October 12, 2017

The Associated Press,

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – Enbridge Energy is disputing a state agency’s recommendation against the company’s proposal for replacing its aging Line 3 oil pipeline across northern Minnesota. The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission is considering whether to approve the project, which has aroused opposition from environmental and tribal groups. The state Commerce Department surprised both sides last month when it concluded that…

Lincoln Park Businesses to Open Doors for Annual Open House

Deals, Activities and Samples to be Offered Saturday

October 12, 2017

Natalie Froistad,

DULUTH, Minn. – This weekend the Lincoln Park neighborhood in Duluth is welcoming Northlanders from all over into their area of town to check out what they have to offer. This is for the 2nd Annual Lincoln Park Open House. From 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 14, thirty-plus businesses and organizations throughout Lincoln Park will host special…

Feds Grant Extension for Real ID Compliance in Minnesota

The Extension is Not as Long at Gov. Dayton Wanted

October 12, 2017

The Associated Press,

ST. PAUL, Minn.-The federal government has given Minnesota a little more time to comply with the Real ID law, but not as much as Gov. Mark Dayton and other state officials had requested. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has given Minnesota a grace period until Jan. 22. It allows Minnesotans to continue to use their driver’s licenses to get…

Duluth’s Best Bread Shares Story of Success After Two Years of Business

Cooking Connection: Duluth's Best Bread

October 12, 2017

Natalie Froistad,

DULUTH, Minn. – A local bread company that opened in Duluth in 2015 is sharing some of their secrets to success this weekend. Duluth’s Best Bread provides bread, croissants, cinnamon rolls, and more baked goods to the Duluth community. On Saturday, October 14, one of the company’s founders will speak about how they got started, and what has inspired their…

Duluth resident creates big haunted maze in yard

Derick Tomaich wants to create the Bentleyville of Halloween

October 11, 2017

Graham Hakala,

DULUTH, Minn. – Duluth resident Derick Tomaich is getting his yard ready to scare the Lakeside neighborhood. He built his very own haunted maze full of all kinds of horrors right in his yard. The “Lakeside’s Lost Souls” has a soft opening set for Friday the 13th, with the full opening happening Saturday. “Every year, I decorate my yard, and…

Superior Male Dancer Speaks About Fighting For Change

Non-Profit Legal Foundation Works To Change Policy That Prohibits Boys From Dance Team

October 11, 2017

Nikki Davidson,

A Superior High school Sophomore is reacting to the news that he could finally get his wish to compete in dance competitions in Minnesota before the season starts. As a freshman Kaiden Johnson made the superior dance team last year, but learned soon after that he wasn’t allowed to compete in competitions with Minnesota judges. The reasoning is that in…

Man Killed After ATV Rollover

October 11, 2017

Dan Hanger,

SAGINAW, Minn. – A man died Wednesday after the ATV he was riding rolled. The St. Louis County Sheriff’s Office identified the man as Gregry Gundy, 58, of Saginaw. Authorities said the accident happened on the 5400 block of Bear Trap Road. The cause of the crash appears to be human error, according to officials, and Gundy was not wearing…

‘Keep Everyone Warm’ Drive Collects Winter Items For Homeless

The group collected items such as food, clothes, hats and mittens.

October 11, 2017

Graham Hakala,

DULUTH, Minn. – The fall chill is ramping up for the Northland, and a group is hoping to help keep people in need warm this season. On Wednesday, the “Keep Everyone Warm” drive was held at Duluth Dodge. Organizers were collecting items like warm winter clothes, sleeping bags and tents, as well as food and hygiene products, like towels and…

Evening Update: 10-11-2017

A look at the latest local news and weather forecast

October 11, 2017

Matt Suoja,

Categories: News, News – Latest News Tags: DULUTH NEWS

Tickets On Sale for Fur Ball Gala

Animal Allies Humane Society Will Host Their Annual Fur Ball Fundraiser Saturday, October 14

October 11, 2017

Brett Scott,

DULUTH, Minn. – The countdown is on as cats and dogs prepare to let their owners have a night on the town Saturday, October 14. Animal Allies Humane Society will once again host their annual Fur Ball Gala from 5:00 until 11:00 p.m. The event is the shelter’s larges fundraiser of the year. Marketing and Communications manager Michelle Sternberg says…

“Petal It Forward” A Nationwide Movement To Brighten The Day With Flowers!

Flowers And Smiles Filled The Air Of The Twin Ports As Free Flowers Were Given Away In Exchange For A Good Mood!

October 11, 2017

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DULUTH, Minn. — A Nationwide Movement to “Petal it Forward” took place in the streets of Duluth Wednesday morning. As Engwalls Greenhouse employees stood outside of St. Lukes and Essentia Health, with over 800 flowers to give away! “It was exciting for us to give them away and then we see people’s faces light up, people give us hugs. But…

A Massive Pumpkin Arrives At Lake Superior Zoo

Grab The Camera And Take A Snap Of A 310lbs Pumpkin!

October 11, 2017

Brittney Merlot,

DULUTH, Minn. — It’s time to grab your camera as a massive pumpkin has made its arrival in the Northland! A 310-lbs pumpkin has made its home at the Lake Superior Zoo on Wednesday morning. After picking the beast up off of the truck and unloading in it’s new patch… we found out this massive pumpkins journey began in April,…

Fundraiser for American Legion Tonight in Proctor

Funds Will Go Toward Military Memorial Services

October 11, 2017

Site Staff,

PROCTOR, Minn.-A Proctor Bar is stepping up today to help out the American Legion there. The Derailed Bar is taking in donations as the Legion is looking for $1,200 to cover memorial expenses over the next four years. Visitors will be given a burger basket, and then they can decide how much they want to donate to the cause. The…

‘Keep Everyone Warm’ Drive Today

Donations Will be Collected Through Sunday

October 11, 2017

Site Staff,

HERMANTOWN, Minn.-The fall chill has already hit the Northland and that means the local homeless population needs your help. Helping stay warm is always a struggle this time of year for the disadvantaged, and today the “Keep Everyone Warm” drive was held at Duluth Dodge, to try and stop that situation. Organizers were collecting items such as warm winter clothes,…

Animal Answers: Fur Ball Gala to Support Shelter’s Foster Program

Animal Allies Will Host Their Annual Fur Ball Fundraiser Saturday, October 14

October 11, 2017

Brett Scott,

DULUTH, Minn. – The countdown is on as cats and dogs prepare to let their owners have a night on the town Saturday, October 14. Animal Allies Humane Society will once again host their annual Fur Ball Gala from 5:00 until 11:00 p.m. The event is the shelter’s larges fundraiser of the year. Marketing and Communications manager Michelle Sternberg says…

Boy Scouts to Welcome Girls into Program

They Will Admit Girls Beginning Next Year

October 11, 2017

The Associated Press,

NEW YORK-In a historic change, the Boy Scouts are announcing plans to admit girls into the Cub Scouts starting next year and to establish a new program for older girls using the same curriculum as the Boy Scouts. Under the plan announced Wednesday, Cub Scout dens – the smallest unit – will be single-gender, either all-boys or all-girls. The larger…

Lake Superior’s High Water Level Threatens Shoreline

Lake Superior Near Record High Water Level

October 11, 2017

The Associated Press,

DULUTH, Minn.-Lake Superior’s water level is near a record high after an unusually wet summer and fall in Minnesota. That’s leading to concerns about damage to its shoreline. The Star Tribune reports that the lake was about 603 feet (184 meters) above sea level in September, the highest point it’s reached since 1997. The high water level has damaged docks…

Church Closes in Cloquet

Many Members of the Church Have Found New Homes

October 11, 2017

Site Staff,

CLOQUET, Minn.-St. Andrews Episcopal Church has closed its doors in Cloquet. A lack of members going to the church led to the closure – it had been open for nearly a century. Church leaders told us today that it’s sad to see the church close its doors, and they will have a hard time letting go of all the memories…

Duluth Police Reporting Deer Stands are Being Stolen

Trail Cameras Capture Images of the Thieves

October 11, 2017

Site Staff,

DULUTH, Minn.-Duluth police are reporting that three deer stands were stolen from an area near Observation Road Sept. 11. A person reported last Thursday that the theft had occurred. It was the first time they had been to the location in a while, which caused the delay in reporting the crime. On some trail cameras near where the theft occurred,…

Fundraising Event will Support Breast Cancer Patients and Research

Sunday: Rockin' for Hope

October 11, 2017

Natalie Froistad,

DULUTH, Minn. – Many Northlanders will be rocking out this weekend at Clyde Iron Works for an important cause this weekend. It’s all to support Circle of Hope. Rockin’ for Hope is a fundraising event to benefit local breast cancer patients going through life saving treatments, and funding Stage IV breast cancer research at the University of Minnesota Medical School…

Harvest Moon Gala Supports Two Harbors Community Radio

KTWH Celebrates Two Years of Broadcasting

October 11, 2017

Natalie Froistad,

TWO HARBORS, Minn. – This weekend is your chance to enjoy a night out while supporting Two Harbors Community Radio. The Harvest Moon Gala is being held to benefit KTWH. On Saturday, October 14 the mainly volunteer-run group is inviting the public to the Two Harbors American Legion. There will be a sit-down dinner, silent auction and live music. If…

Vehicle Crash Closes Part of London Road

One Person Injured

October 11, 2017

Site Staff,

DULUTH, Minn.-A vehicle crash at 54th Avenue East and London Road closed off part of that road earlier today. It happened at about 6:40 a.m. when a vehicle traveling northbound on London Road stopped to make a left turn on 54th Avenue East. That vehicle was rear-ended and pushed into a moving truck traveling southbound on London Road. One person…

Today: Support Homeless Through Community Drive

"Keep Everyone Warm" Holds First Annual Community Drive

October 11, 2017

Natalie Froistad,

DULUTH, Minn. – Today the community will be giving back to support the homeless in Duluth for the First Annual Keep Everyone Warm Drive. The event organizer, Mike Letica, says he’s done something similar to this for years, but wanted to include the whole community this year. Volunteers will collect a variety of items including tents, tarps, sleeping bags, canned…

Lawyers Threaten Legal Action After Boy Not Allowed To Dance

A Superior Student's Experience Catches Attention of Legal Non-Profit

October 10, 2017

Nikki Davidson,

A non-profit legal organization is threatening the Minnesota High School League to change one of their policies, or face a lawsuit. It’s an update to a story we brought you first on Fox 21 earlier this year. A high school male dance student, from Superior is able to compete in Wisconsin, but forced to sit out in Minnesota competitions because…

Chisholm City Councilor Accused of Groping Woman

October 10, 2017

Dan Hanger,

CHISHOLM, Minn. – Chisholm City Councilor Kevin Scaia, 50, is being accused of groping a woman. The Hibbing Daily Tribune reports Scaia was at a local bar in Chisholm when he allegedly reached around a woman at the bar and grabbed her breasts. Scaia is set for court Nov. 30 on a fifth-degree criminal sexual conduct charge. Scaia and his…

Local Solutions to End Poverty forum held in Duluth

Duluth city council and school board candidates field questions from community

October 10, 2017

Graham Hakala,

DULUTH, Minn. – Duluth City Council and Duluth School Board candidates took part in a public forum on Tuesday. The Local Solutions to End Poverty forum was held at the Duluth Denfeld High School. Local candidates fielded questions from the community on topics related to education, housing and transportation. “The hope is that collaboration comes out of it between the…

News – Latest News

"A Night Without a Home" Collects Donations for Douglas County Homeless Population

A New Brew Pub Is Set To Open Saturday, October 28th, 2017.

Itasca Holiday Program Is "Feeding Hope For The Holidays" By Collecting Money & Toy Donations For Children And Families.

Hundreds are Expected to Gather for the 9th Annual Suicide Memorial Awareness Walk

The event showcases the growing Lincoln Park Business District

City is Renting Stalls on the Racks for People With Boats

Forum Featured School Board and City Council Candidates

According to Mayor Jim Paine, Kestrel Owes the City $2.2 Million from a 2012 Loan

Unclear How Much it Will Hurt Minnesota

Saturday: 9th Annual Suicide Awareness Memorial Walk

Pheasant Season Ends Jan. 1

Active Adventures: The Duluth Experience

Weekend Spotlight October 12

Snowmobile Tour Held their Annual Open House in Proctor

Girl Scouts Are Not Interested in Doing the Same With Boys

Alan Klapmeier Says Broken State Promises Are to Blame for The Aircraft Plant Not Being Built

A look at the latest local news and weather forecast

WLSSD Staff Say They Will Have New Drop-off Hours Next Week

One of the Old Owners Will Stay on as a Brewmaster

Fire Department Will be Visiting Multiple Schools Next Week

After Months of Construction, Aldi Duluth is Now Open for Business

Feasibility Study Indicates Brighter Future for Telemark

Owner of Kestrel Still Optimistic About Building Plant in Superior

26 Killed So Far This Year in Vehicle Crashes

The Project is Expected to Cost $7.5 Billion

Deals, Activities and Samples to be Offered Saturday

The Extension is Not as Long at Gov. Dayton Wanted

Cooking Connection: Duluth's Best Bread

Derick Tomaich wants to create the Bentleyville of Halloween

Non-Profit Legal Foundation Works To Change Policy That Prohibits Boys From Dance Team

The group collected items such as food, clothes, hats and mittens.

A look at the latest local news and weather forecast

Animal Allies Humane Society Will Host Their Annual Fur Ball Fundraiser Saturday, October 14

Flowers And Smiles Filled The Air Of The Twin Ports As Free Flowers Were Given Away In Exchange For A Good Mood!

Grab The Camera And Take A Snap Of A 310lbs Pumpkin!

Funds Will Go Toward Military Memorial Services

Donations Will be Collected Through Sunday

Animal Allies Will Host Their Annual Fur Ball Fundraiser Saturday, October 14

They Will Admit Girls Beginning Next Year

Lake Superior Near Record High Water Level

Many Members of the Church Have Found New Homes

Trail Cameras Capture Images of the Thieves

Sunday: Rockin' for Hope

KTWH Celebrates Two Years of Broadcasting

One Person Injured

"Keep Everyone Warm" Holds First Annual Community Drive

A Superior Student's Experience Catches Attention of Legal Non-Profit

Duluth city council and school board candidates field questions from community

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