First saltie of the season arrives in Twin Ports
The Federal Biscay from Turkey arrived earlier this afternoon carrying 21,000 tons of concrete for infrastructure projects in the Twin Ports and…
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Pig’s head left at former home of Chauvin defense witness
Authorities say vandals left a pig’s head at the one-time California home of a use-of-force expert who testified on behalf of the officer accused of…
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32nd Annual Fitger’s 5k takes place Saturday
The 3.1-mile race started near the historic Fitger’s building. It took participants through downtown Duluth and along the shores of Lake Superior…
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After years of financial stress, Spirit Mountain sees profit following busy winter season
After receiving a large amount of money help from the city, ski hill leaders say they had a profitable winter and what appears to be a bright…
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‘Connect Superior’ proposal aims to bring cheaper, faster internet to the city
‘Connect Superior’ will offer residents a locally-controlled broadband network and open the door to more providers in the…
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Female faculty at UMD speak out about the ‘hostile’ work environment in math and stats department
“At the time, for a lot of this stuff, I just blamed myself. I’m like, “oh, I must not be working hard enough, I must just need to put in more hours,…
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Community rallies to ‘Keep Duluth Clean’
The annual city-wide initiative asked people to get outside and clean up their local parks, trails and…
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Report uncovers hostile climate in UMD Mathematics and Statistics department, leads female faculty to resign
The 2018 resignation prompted others to come forward with complaints and the university’s Office of Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action (EOAA)…
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Memorial for man fatally shot by St. Louis County Sheriff’s Deputies sees continued vandalism
Community activists say they will continue to restore the memorial until they find a more permanent home to remember…
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Experts warn post-vaccine selfies could lead to scams
Social media feeds have been flooded with people sharing post-vaccine selfies, often with their vaccination cards. But officials at the Better…
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