Superior News

It's an idea that has been in the works for decades-and today the McQuade Public Access and Small Craft Harbor came to fruition.

Mike DeMoure of Solon Springs puts some final touch up painting of the barn at the Head of the Lakes Fairgrounds in Superior this morning.

Many Northlanders came together this weekend to pay tribute to the world's largest freshwater lake.

B.C. based Rocky Mountaineer and Whistler Mountaineer trains has achieved its largest milestone to date - ' welcoming its one millionth guest.

' A coalition of groups and Native American activists will conduct a free public "Walk & Rally for the Lake," Sunday, July 20 to draw attention to the nearly 1,500 barrels of hazardous military waste that were ...

Wisconsin Technology Council 7/17/2008 "Trends in alternative energy and biofuels" is one of four panel discussions scheduled for the third Lake Superior Technology Conference, to be held Aug.

Government agencies and members of Wisconsin's 11 American Indian tribes met this week to try to improve their relationship.

Parents of a soldier from South Dakota have confirmed that their son was killed in Iraq.
 
 Superior, Wisconsin resident Bruce Vrooman told the Associated Press that his son, 28-year-old Army Staff ...

The Great Lakes Compact is now on its way to Congress for final approval and the head of one of the state's largest environmental advocacy organizations is looking forward to quick approval.

A mother and three sons from Rush City, Minn., who were last seen in Superior, Wis., on Thursday evening are safe.

Authorities in Superior, Wis., are looking for a Rush City woman and her three sons who have been missing since Thursday.

July 10, 2008 Jul. 10--After publishing six days a week since 1890, the Superior Daily Telegram plans in late September to publish print editions two days a week, focusing primarily on providing news online.

The 5,500-daily circulation Daily Telegram in Superior, Wisconsin has announced it will be dropping its daily print publication in favor of a web-based product, to be accompanied by print editions two days per ...

There's a new way to help you keep track of crime in Duluth. Mayor Don Ness, and Duluth Police Chief Gordon Ramsay unveiled a new internet-based, crime-tracking tool today.

In a bid to offset slumping ad sales and rising costs, The Daily Telegram in Superior, Wis.

The Superior Daily Telegram will no longer be a daily newspaper. At an employee meeting this morning, the newspaper's staff were notified that the daily paper will be reduced to just two days a week.

Town Chatter: Local photographer's work graces Trails magazine July 10, 2008 Rib Mountain nature photographer Chris Schlosser made the cover of Wisconsin Trails magazine with her photo of Lost Creek Falls in ...

And Superior Police report a Duluth man has been charged in the string of recent daylight home burglaries.

A string of "brazen burglaries" have Superior police turning to the public for help.

An armed standoff that began in Superior early this morning has ended peacefully.