DNTV: Direct flights to Orlando begin, man arraigned in Central lockdown incident, and a warm Christmas City
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RELATED CONTENTWoodland student breaks leg running into car
A 10-year-old girl broke her leg early this afternoon after running into a moving vehicle outside Woodland Middle School, according to Brad Wick, Duluth police public information officer.
RELATED CONTENTPolice say Hermantown student suspended for bomb threat
A 17-year-old Hermantown High School student was suspended this week for making bomb threats on the school, Hermantown police said.
RELATED CONTENTDuluth man charged in alleged Central assault
A Duluth man was arraigned this morning on attempted murder and assault charges after being accused of trying to run down a Central High School student and a school police resource officer with a sport utility vehicle on Wednesday.
RELATED CONTENTSuperior school officials red-faced over typo
An extra two letters cost the Superior Middle School administration a little embarrassment when report cards were mailed out last week.
RELATED CONTENTEveleth man injured in rollover
A 56-year-old Eveleth man was injured Thursday when he rolled his pickup on an icy stretch of U.S. Highway 53 south of Eveleth.
REVIEW: Haley Bonar glows with new authority
Thursday night it Haley Bonar's show at Sacred Heart Music Center, and Bonar was able to spread her wings, take her time and dig into a pile of new songs that she clearly enjoyed playing much more than the old ones.
RELATED CONTENTAccused killer from Two Harbors seeks dismissal of charges
The attorney for a Two Harbors man accused of stabbing to death a 20-year-old Cook woman is asking the court to dismiss a first-degree murder indictment against his client on several grounds, including alleging a history of sloppy science by a DNA expert for the prosecution.
He gives bicycles built by many
Bob Rogers remembers what Christmases were like when he was a kid, growing up in Superior.
RELATED CONTENTWisconsin releases ballast rules
Wisconsin regulators on Thursday released their final rules for ballast water treatment for ships in the Great Lakes, including changes giving ship owners an extra two years before the regulations take hold.
RELATED CONTENTGauthier wins council recount
Kerry Gauthier’s victory in Duluth’s 4th District City Council race has been accepted by runner-up Gordon Grant after a recount Thursday, the city said in a news release.
RELATED CONTENTCentral Hillside will get its market back
When his home-cooked dinner didn’t taste just right, Central Hillside resident Scott Yeazle would hustle to the nearby 4th Street Market and Deli to buy that missing spice. Other times, he’d pop in to buy a hot taco for his wife.
RELATED CONTENTThe planner
Country Crossroads Craft Sale, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. today and Saturday, Lakeview Christian Academy, 155 W. Central Entrance. Call (218) 723-8844. Go to
Shipping news: Light day
It will be a light day in the Twin Ports today with only two expected arrivals and one departure, of the Walter J. McCarthy Jr., shown here last December leaving Duluth in blizzard conditions.
RELATED CONTENTPet of the week for Nov. 20
Footprints is one of the many cats available for adoption from Northland animal shelters
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