Proposed blight ordinance stirs concern in Silver Bay
On Aug. 5, 2024, a large number of Silver Bay residents gathered at the Reunion Hall for a public hearing on a blight ordinance being considered
After 97 years, Lake Superior Zoo plans to phase out lions
African lion siblings Malkia, Leo, and Lilly came to the Lake Superior Zoo as five-month-old cubs in 2008. They replaced the zoo’s previous lion, Nemo, who
Virginia man charged with stabbing two in puppy deal gone bad
On Aug. 14, 2024, at 1:16 AM, law enforcement officers from the City of Virginia, the St. Louis County Sheriff’s Office, and the Minnesota State Patrol
City moves forward with plan to drain Hartley Pond, restore Tischer Creek
Plans to drain Hartley Pond and restore Tischer Creek took a step forward this week. Both the city Parks Commission and Natural Resources Commission authorized the
Superior’s “third largest” municipal forest actually nation’s 13th largest
The City of Superior is understandably proud of its municipal forest, an expansive acreage along the St. Louis River Estuary which features the St. Louis River
Friends of Finland leadership ignored years of complaints about Andrew Deyette
At a special meeting of the Crystal Bay Township Board, held on July 30, 2024 in Finland, Minnesota, the room was packed with interested citizens. The
Lawsuit alleges lender fraudulently acquired London East townhome already paid for by buyer
A lawsuit is proceeding against Renovo Capital by prospective London East homeowner Ryan Wippler, who alleges that the Wayzata-based lending company foreclosed on the London East
Tischer Creek fish kill spurs public concern at Natural Resources Commission meeting
At the regular meeting of Duluth’s Natural Resources Commission (NRC), on Aug. 7, 2024, five members of the public were in attendance—an unusually large audience for
City of Superior has no idea if they approved $1.3 million Swim Creative contract
At their regular meeting on June 25, 2024, the City of Superior’s Tourism Development Commission considered an agenda item which read “Discussion & Approval of SWIM
Minnesota Power makes flooding worse downstream of Island Lake
On Tuesday, June 18, 2024, a major storm dropped more than seven inches of rain across northern Minnesota, causing widespread flooding and property damage.Residents of Bowman
