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A fire sale on concert tickets doesn't come around very often, but Live Nation is setting aside some $25 "All-In" seats aside for over 300 artists and 3800 shows in 2023, starting 9am Wednesday morning. It might be worth checking out "Concert Week", which runs through May 16

Ever wonder what it would be like to travel in space over our planet? Do you have $25 million dollars to blow on that trip? Here's where Priceline might not be able to help you. Imagine that phone call, "can you book me on a space ship flight for August?"...I think you would hear a "THUD" at the other end. Well, now you can experience the view for free.

Ever wonder what it would be like to travel in space over our planet? Do you have $25 million dollars to blow on that trip? There isn't an internet trip saving site to take you here. NASA has posted this video to experience what all their astronauts do when they are working above the earth.

Don't wonder why the Aerial Lift Bridge is dark Saturday night.  Duluth will participate along with millions around the world on Saturday, March 29, 2014 starting at 8:30 p.m. to commemorate Earth Hour. For one hour, the lights on the Lift Bridge will be turned off as a demonstration of our support and commitment for sustainable practices to protect our precious natural resources...

Temperatures around the Duluth - Superior area this morning were between -15 and -30 Fahrenheit before wind chill was factored in. In America's icebox, places like Embarass and International Falls saw temperatures below -40 before factoring any wind chill. These temperatures have been colder than places in the Arctic Circle lately, but it turns out there is another shocking fact about this frigid

So you're driving to work listening to your favorite morning show and all of a sudden a glowing object that is on fire appears and looks like it's crashing to earth, what would you do? Obviously, film it like this guy.

Everyone that has been to space has said how overwhelmed they were with the view.

Use it wisely! The keepers of the world's clocks are adding a "leap second" to time at the stroke of midnight, Saturday June 30th.  For one second, time will stand still as scientists give atomic clocks the chance to catch re-synch with Earth...

Since the beginning of the Space Age, astronomers and astronauts have searched for planets in the solar system that could support life much like Earth does.  Now, astronomers in Europe believe that they've discovered just such a planet...