NEWS FROM THE ISSUE OF MARCH 2, 2005 In a decision that could have impact statewide, a state tax judge ruled against a petition filed by Allina Medical Clinic that its Litchfield ...

Rethos’ Minnesota Main Streets Manager Shannon Laing became involved with Rethos while working for Ecolibrium3, a ...

DULUTH, Ga. — Duluth homeowners are up in arms about an ordinance that states if you park overnight on the street -- even in front of your own home -- you can face a $50 fine every time you do ...

DULUTH — A new 70-unit senior housing development began welcoming its first residents in mid-January, and as tenants continue to move in, it is already nearing capacity. The building is designed ...

DULUTH – The first retail business signed on for a major hilltop housing development in Duluth is a familiar favorite. Duluth’s Best Bread will open its fourth location in the 70-unit luxury ...

To address a $5 million dollar budget crunch, the Duluth Schools notified 41 people they are being displaced. Displaced means they will be moved out of their current position, but could apply for ...

WELL, SINCE DECEMBER 1ST, ONLY ONE TEAM IN COLLEGE HOCKEY HAS COLLECTED MORE WINS THAN THE OMAHA MAVERICKS. THE MAVS RED HOT RUN HAS PUT THEM RIGHT BACK IN CONTENTION TO MAKE ANOTHER NCAA ...

The dismantling of the Pastoret Terrace, home to the divey Kozy Bar in one era and elegant townhomes in another, was approved ...

It was unprecedented in Minnesota for one political party to obstruct the annual legislative session by boycotting the proceedings. In fact, former Democratic Legislator Gene Pelowski recently ...

DULUTH, Minn.- Duluth FC learned last week that they will once again be competing in the U.S. Open Cup. On Wednesday, the first round matchups were announced and the BlueGreens will tangle with ...