Duluth News

A judge has ruled that there is probable cause to charge an Arizona man with murder after he shot and killed another man in Superior in May. The court ruled on Wednesday that there is sufficient evidence to support the first degree intentional homicide charge against 41-year-old Juan Padilla.

Educators from around the Northland headed back to the classroom Tuesday for the third annual 21st Century Teaching and Learning Conference at the College of St. Scholastica.

Well, THAT's a relief... RT @IAFF36 Update - 128 M St NW - Correction: car is not fully in sink hole as first reported, only part of vehicle George Hawkins, general manager of the DC Water and Sewer Authority, told The Huffington Post at 6:20 p.m. that the agency is "investigating as we speak, but I do not have a report back yet.

Angel of Hope statues serve as memorial for children that have died across the country, and nearly 100 people came together to dedicate one in Duluth on Tuesday.

This entire week, the city of Duluth will commemorate the events a year ago and leaders will meet to discuss what work still needs to be completed.

The "Clean Commerce Forum" focused on the environmental costs and the economic benefits of mining the Northland's rich deposits of copper-nickel.

The 63 year old Duluth man was arrested at his workplace Monday morning after authorities executed a search warrant at his home along Hautala Road.

Every day residents continue to live through the devastation of June's flooding that destroyed millions of dollars in infrastructure and left communities in shock.

The Bristol Street Bridge was destroyed during June 2012's historic flooding and the city of Duluth is looking to reconstruct the site located between N. 63rd Avenue West and North 62nd Ave West at Keene Creek.

Investigators from the Minnesota State Patrol are trying to locate the driver who struck a military veteran near a ramp on Interstate 35 in Hinckley late Monday and sped off.

At their mid-year retrea,t ELCA Young Adults in Global Mission volunteers Annela Rova, Laura Marie Mills, Josh Kestner, Jen Johnson and Jenna Homeyer watch the sunset in Wadi Rum, Jordan.

Originally a communications experiment among a group of friends, the blog has become "Duluth's liveliest online community," its officers say.

Deciding how much your own time should be compensated can be an awkward situation.

Over the weekend, Duluth, MN's venerable Low performed as part of Saturday's Rock The Garden festival at Minneapolis' Walker Art Center.

The chief executive of Ketchikan Medical Center is leaving his post after 11 years.

An educator with 15 years of teaching experience who helped develop a project-based learning school conversion in Fort Collins will lead Glenwood Springs Elementary School as it converts to an Expeditionary Learning school this fall.

One line of storms rumbled east from the Morris area in western Minnesota into the Twin Cities metropolitan area Sunday evening.

As of 6:50 p.m., 3,804 people are without power in Duluth, with 47 active outages in the area.

A Father's Day barn fire has one Duluth family sifting through the wreckage of what is now a total loss.

Minnesota Power is reporting that 3,800 of their customers in Duluth are without power, as of 6:30 p.m. There are 46 active outages, most of them on the east side of the city, according to Minnesota Power spokesperson Steve Kinney.