Here's what happened this week in the Northland

Decision cites crime, blight, threat to public health posed by structure

Following recent reports of bear aggression involving dogs and the subsequent death of a toy poodle named Gizmo, a female bruin was euthanized Sunday morning in Duluth Heights.

The deal, which has not been finalized, would resolve state and federal claims from the former women's hockey coach.

Daniel Kriesel has a violent past and spent much of the past decade in custody. He's now accused of stabbing and beating his wife on the same day he was released from prison.

The five-day event, in Duluth for the first time, brings creators and executives together in a "destination wedding"-like setting

With $700K in local subsidies secured, the $11 million First Street Lofts at the corner of Lake Avenue and East First Street figure to open sometime in 2021.

“Seventy-plus years later, this still exists. It’s a danger,” Winterscheidt said of the bomb found in a village about 17 miles from where he grew up near the German border with Belgium during World War II.

The Blue Rock Coffee and Wine Cafe will open in early 2020.

“We have a great story to tell, and we get a chance to tell that story to an international audience."

That's one of the best marks in the nation, but a state expert says it might be an underestimate

Breast cancer is among the leading causes of cancer deaths in the U.S.

In a survey mailed to 8th District households, the congressman says he's committed to "rolling back burdensome regulations."

The Minnesota Court of Appeals found that circumstances didn't warrant a prison sentence of more than double the presumptive guidelines for Guy Robert Franklin Rabold, 28, who was convicted in a 2015 Rice Lake home invasion.

Legacy Toys, which is based and was founded in Ely, announced it's opening a new store in the Mall of America.

Superior’s Parks and Recreation Commission is considering a smoking ban in recreational spaces, but for two months commissioners have been at odds on how to implement it.

Twohy Mercantile Building, known as the Bayside Warehouse, was built in 1894

Regulators say plant's wells "likely to deplete groundwater," requests more info from power companies

The University of Minnesota Duluth Natural Resources Research Institute hosted a discussion Tuesday on forest carbon capture opportunities in Minnesota.

The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency will not support U.S. Steel’s request to reclassify portions of the Dark River, which sits at the foot of the company’s Minntac tailings basin, unless the mining and steel-making company can provide the agency with more information.

Also, the Duluth school district was recently informed by its food service provider that it may not be able to fulfill its contract with the district.

Years in the making, a donation of almost 1,600 acres by the Minnesota Deer Hunters Association figures to be made official later this month.

The loans will fund two improvements at the wastewater treatment plant.

Northlandia: A seal and a polar bear walk into a bar …

Feisty, the harbor seal that escaped from the Lake Superior Zoo during Duluth's historic 2012 flood, is alive and well under the New Mexico sun.

All you can do is to be prepared, then just go.

And yes, despite it being October, there is something about taxes in here.

2019-20 UMD men's hockey season preview: Bulldogs embrace pursuit of NCAA's first three-peat in 66 years

Instead of ducking and dodging questions about three-peating, the Bulldogs are embracing what’s before them, starting with head coach Scott Sandelin.

Junior out of Manitoba made the move this offseason from forward to defense both with Bulldogs and with Hockey Canada

UMD women’s hockey team signs cards and banner thanking veterans

The University of Minnesota Duluth women's hockey team spent Tuesday morning signing cards and writing their thanks on a banner in an effort to support veterans and current service members, organized by the American Red Cross.

The Hawks have done more than compete, going 12-3-1 this season to earn the No. 1 seed in this week’s Section 7A playoffs.

A new original production, which plays today at Brewer's Garage, is a behind-the-scenes look at a televised dance show — and all its hot gossip.

Cauliflower crust pizza, separate toasters and other tips for life without gluten

Diagnosed with celiac disease at 77, Duluthian Sue Majewski wants other people to know how to cope.

The variety of vegan milks available might surprise you. And for the more adventurous among you, try making your own!

Embassy 35 is among a handful of exhibitions currently showing at Twin Ports art spaces.