Duluth / Superior News

Wisconsin state regulators have extended the moratorium for utility shutoffs for water, electric, and gas service to November 1

This one makes sense. A lot of people stuck at home, some had to take a pay cut. So people started growing their own vegetables.

The leaves are starting to change. Ugh! That means the fall weather will follow, but it means fun in the car and family time.

I talked on the phone with Kristine Greer, one of the organizers of this year's Light Duluth Teal. This year looks a little different than other years.

It's a first for the state - and it's happening right here in the Twin Ports. The Minnesota Department of Heath has announced that the first COVID-19 Community Saliva Test site will be opening in Duluth on Wednesday, September 23 at the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center (DECC).

Wrenshall Public Schools is closing Tuesday and Wednesday and will resume Thursday with changes.

The Minnesota State High School League has changed its mind about the fall sports season after all. Football and volleyball will play this fall in a surprising about-face from their August 4th decision to move the sports to spring.

This motorcycle ride celebrates the life of Heather Rose, and it also raises money for the scholarship that has already helped out many.

An expansion of mandatory graduation requirements by the Superior High School has some concerned about the risks involved during the COVID-19 Pandemic.

I must admit that I for one am completely surprised that landlords currently can rent out housing to people and not have the home or building insured in the city of Duluth.

If it all comes together, local road crews will be busy in Superior and Douglas County over the next four years with projects made possible with federal funding.

As exciting as it can be to put our your dock and lift and get your lake property ready for the summer, it can be depressing to get everything ready for winter, but at least you can help the DNR.