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
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
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
Tischer Creek fish kill coincided with City of Duluth reservoir release
On Aug. 1, 2024, a number of posts on social media reported large numbers of dead fish in Tischer Creek, in the Hunters Park neighborhood of
City will soon enforce metered parking 7 days/week in Canal Park
The city parking lots at the north end of Canal Park (near Endion Station and the steam plant) are currently enforced seven days per week. On
Gary Doty and the bird: A day at the Aquarium
“I love this place! They’ve got everything!” The Sturgeon General July 29, 2000 was opening day, and the Great Lakes Aquarium was throwing a party. Colorful
In exchange for $75 million subsidy, Incline Village developer is only required to build 60 housing units
In March of 2023, the new Lincoln Park Flats apartments, located at 2102 West Superior Street, converted an entire floor of their four-story building into a
Sheriff’s office investigates burned cabins north of Duluth
On April 12, 2024, Duluth resident Nicholas Voltzke visited a cabin he owns in a remote location on Three Lakes Road, 35 miles north of Duluth,
Mr. O’s defamation lawsuit dismissed
On March 28, 2024, the Monitor reported that the mysterious Mr. O had sued the Duluth News Tribune and DNT Reporter Jimmy Lovrien for defamation, in
