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The Superior Police Department is currently looking to fill a brand new position they have added to the Police Force.

The Duluth Inn has served as a motel for visitors and tourists who have taken advantage of the downtown location, but now the building will be repurposed to help out citizens instead.

Have you noticed an increase of people parking their RVs on streets in the Twin Ports? If you've wondered if it's legal, here's some helpful information.

Now that temperatures are getting cold, people that are homeless are looking for somewhere to sleep.

Shelters in Duluth have resorted to buying hotel rooms for homeless people awaiting test results for the Covid-19 virus.

A few Minnesota Vikings players and the owner of the team made a point to help out the community by donating quite a bit of money towards the victims of the Drake Hotel fire.

Superior High Senior Chad Rochon is finishing up his Senior Project he calls Socks For Randy. After learning about the foot problems that homeless people face, he came up with a plan to help.

Loaves and Fishes Community offers hospitality and advocacy to and with people experiencing homelessness and poverty and is asking for help.

As richly-resourced as our area is, there are people who live within our community that don't have a home to go to each night.  A community event coming to Superior seeks to offer information and resources for those in need.

Census numbers are important to communities for many reasons - from funding to bragging rights.  One count that is done annually is often disheartening, but is necessary for planning.  This evening marks the Federally-required Point-in-Time Homeless Count;  consequently, officials with St. Louis County will be making their annual tally of those individuals who are homeless and not staying in a she

This is the time of the year when a lot of people donate to charity and try to help those that are less fortunate.  Winter is a tough time of the year - especially when you don't have a roof over your head or a warm place to spend the night.

One day for people who need help to get it. Community Connect holds a one day free event on Wednesday October 22st, for people experiencing poverty and homelessness and people in need of hygiene items, IDs, employment, drug/alcohol treatment, voter registration, outdoor survival gear, child care, health care, and other vital services to connect and get the help they need.