U.S. Steel Corporation and the United Steelworkers union have announced tentative agreement on a new contract covering about 18,000 workers at more than a dozen facilities across the country.
It’s the last weekend before Christmas and stores were bustling with people doing their last minute shopping.
Salvation Army Director of Development, Gordon Mesedahl said this year's campaign needed a shot in the arm and Super One's donation match pledge will be just that.
The Superior- Douglas County Chamber of Commerce held a holiday open house and ribbon cutting at the newly remodeled chamber office.
A Cloquet restaurant is closing after only two years in business.
Visit Duluth and local business and community leaders got together for a party Wednesday to celebrate the retirement of Gene Shaw -- who was the public relations director for Visit Duluth for more than a decade.
Businesses throughout Hayward are lit up with "A Lure of Lights" again this year, with some of those lights even synchronized to music.
Midwest Energy Resources Company (MERC) transshipped its 500 millionth ton of coal on Monday, Dec. 14, 2015, with the loading of Interlake Steamship Company’s M/V Paul R. Tregurtha for the DTE Electric Company.
With grocery chains around town, it can sometimes be difficult to know exactly where your meat is coming from.
The crowds are flocking to Bentleyville in record numbers, and that's boosting business.
Five breweries paired up with a couple bands to bring in the holiday spirit with Warm Up to Brews.
Crews are on the scene of a massive fire in Carlton.
Those who have enjoyed Marcus Theaters in Superior for the past 33 years are now looking for a new big screen to visit.
It's not too early to start thinking about one of Duluth's most popular summer events.
The Coast Guard continues investigating an ocean-going freighter, currently at anchor in Duluth, Minnesota, for alleged violations of U.S. law.
A new building in Ashland is catching some attention of people who drive by.It’s called Blue Wave on the Bay, and it’s this week’s Knowing your Neighbors.
Through the first half of November, the average temperature for Duluth has been the second warmest on record. While we have cooled off to more seasonable values, lately snow cover is still lacking. Northland businesses are feeling the impact because of this, some for the better, others, for worse.
A group of local businesses is asking the city to re-evaluate a parking system they say puts them at a competitive disadvantage.
Duluth based retailer, maurices will be closing all brick and mortar stores for Thanksgiving.
The Duluth City Council approved new zoning plans Monday night to allow the development of the old Morgan Park Middle School property.
