Governor Scott Walker joined officials from the University of Wisconsin Credit Union and the Department of Financial Institutions (DFI) today to announce a change in the credit union's membership eligibility requirements that will provide additional opportunities for the refinancing of student loan debt across the state.
The former school building in Duluth Township has stood empty for the last 40 years, will finally come down following a unanimous vote by the St. Louis County Board.
In a classroom at Lowell Elementary, the sounds of kindergarten are a little different this school year.
Things will be getting pretty fishy at Animal Allies in Duluth this Saturday, September 24.
After nearly a century of farming in Northern Minnesota, one tight-knit family is wanting to share the joy of fall harvest time with your family.
Pipes were busting left and right at the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center on Wednesday, but no need to worry.
Emotions still run strong after the recent stabbing attack at the St. Cloud Crossroads Mall on Saturday, September 17.
A five-year, $1.12 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education, will allow community members who qualify in St. Louis, Douglas, Carlton Counties will have free access to services designed to help them reach a better life through college training and education.
As the students and teachers head back to class there’s one type of job in particular has become very difficult to fill.
Earlier this year, Duluth mayor Emily Larson called on kids in the community to send her their artwork, and to include their hopes and concerns for the city.
The party helps, promote, and support healthy kids and bully free message. Raleigh Academy is a school focused on academics, character education, bully prevention, and overall health well being of our students.
This weekend you can enjoy a night out at the Duluth Public Library all for a good cause.
It's a week dedicated to digging up the past and learning more about it.
Some young folks in the Twin Ports are getting the chance to work on an airplane.
It’s that time of year again, when bright orange flags are raised up high, and students of all ages begin crossing busy roadways in order to get to class. But it’s more than just that.
