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I got home later than usual last night, and to my surprise, my brother-in-law Father Rick  (or as I call him, my brother in law the priest) sent us a box full of books from England. Rick has been a priest in England for many years, and often sends us goodie packages. He knows of my interest in history, and included in the box were many books on the Civil War, and one titled Four Days.

My daughter and son-in-law took our grandson Gus to Lake Superior a couple days ago. Coming back on Beck's Road in the town of Lakeside by highway 13, they saw what they thought were deer. Slowing down and getting closer, they discovered they were llamas...

This woman's love for herself is truly skin deep. In the perfect marriage of permanence and vanity, this woman got a tattoo of herself taking a selfie.

The 453 foot Antigua ship "Diana" was destined to be the first "saltie" to enter the Duluth Harbor for the 2014 shipping season. Her entry, like much of the shipping season, has been delayed due to ice.

Has your four legged friend been naughty? Instead of getting mad, share your frustration with our first ever pet shaming contest and you and your pet could win a $300 pet shopping spree.

Nearly 250 women from around the region gathered in the Sturgeon Lake area for the third annual Dirty Chicks ATV Ride.

For those of you that missed the last one, St. Louis County Heritage and Arts Center announced another Antiquie Appraisal Session.Here are all the rules and times.

As the old saying goes, "there's an ass for every chair." Someone will be the proud owner of the house that witnessed Jeffery Dahmer's first killing. When an interviewer asked why the house is up for the sale, a realtor replied " there are not enough homes on the market, and after all, the house didn't do anything." He did admit it might take awhile for the house to sell. Read

Spring is slowly taking hold, and love and new friendships were in the air in the Twin Ports as the inaugural Singles in the City party took place at the historic Depot in Downtown Duluth on Saturday, March 29.

Yesterday's 50+ degree weather was a welcome change from the incredibly cold and long winter we have seen in the Northland. One of the few perks the excessive cold provided was the rare opportunity for people to enjoy the icy beauty of the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore, commonly referred to as the "ice caves" during the winter months.

Dancers of all ages, and skills entertained a crowd of hundreds yesterday at Black Bear Casino's Otter Creek Event Center, for the 8th annual Dancing Against Cancer.

You might think you've got cool stuff in your house, but these home improvements will have you thinking otherwise -- and wishing that you were filthy rich.