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Duluth’s Enger Park and Lester Park golf courses will be under new management when they reopen this year. The Duluth City Council unanimously approved a contract Monday that will put...
Duluth’s historic Glensheen Mansion made out well Monday night. In December, the Duluth City Council for the first time approved sending $50,000 from tourism tax collections to the University of...
The members of a citizen-led library steering committee will present their recommendations to the Duluth City Council at 5:30 p.m. today. Their verdict is that the city ought to replace...
Local artists could receive some new exposure and recognition if Duluth City Council President Emily Larson has her way. Larson has introduced a resolution calling for the formation of a...
Members of the Duluth City Council will take up resolutions regarding an extension of the Willard Munger State Trail, the renovation of Wade Stadium and the management of the Enger...
Twelve F-16 fighter jets have been temporarily downed by an unlikely cause — broom bristles. The 148th Air National Guard Fighter Wing grounded the aircraft this weekend, when it came...
Perhaps it’s no surprise that the organizers of a statewide campaign to provide earned sick and safe time benefits to all Minnesota workers chose Duluth for their kickoff. Workers in...
An effort to help Duluth residents make the leap to solar power has been launched with the help of a $209,000 federal grant. The program is designed to remove many...
Duluth celebrated the launch of a new initiative to fight domestic violence Thursday, extending the city's role as a national leader on the issue. The latest effort is called the "Blueprint for Safety," and it's based on practices first developed in St. Paul. Those efforts, in turn, were based on work done in Duluth going back decades. "The whole idea of the blueprint didn't come out of thin air," said Bea Hanson, principal deputy director of the U.S.Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women.
Efforts to build a $36 million housing/retail development at London Road and 21st Avenue East received a potential boost from the Duluth Economic Development Authority on Wednesday night. DEDA commissioners...