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When canoe enthusiasts Mark Neuzil and Norman Sims set out to write the first book on the history of canoes in the entire North American continent, their…

This week a unique intersection of art and science is on display in the Duluth community. Catch"Black Gold: Lake Sturgeon Zine Release and Art Exhibit,"…

Morning people (and those thrust into wakefulness by birdsong) can avail themselves of a chance to bird with Laura Erickson a couple of times a week now…

Author (and UMD professor) Tom Isbell wraps up his young adult Prey trilogy with The Release. He talks about his inspirations (The Sneetches by Dr. Seuss,…

Even if you don't understand a word your friend Jeremiah the bullfrog says, the DNR still wants you to listen to him. Actually, they're looking for…

The Chinchees | The ChincheesIn a world of countless alt-rock bands, many struggle to find their own space and create a unique sound. The Chinchees make…

Orders given, orders recieved, courts-martial ...An almost 200 year old order book, compiled by Colonel Josiah Snelling's adjutant between 1826 and 1827,…

Duluth set an all-time record for heat back on July 13th, 1936 (106 degrees - down by the lake, mind you) but this year (yesterday) we barely crept to 57…

Last month, the Minnesota Legislature passed a $988 million bonding bill, including $25.4 million in funding for the St. Louis River Estuary Restoration…

A rare screening of local animation is showing 7pm on Thursday July, 20 at Teatro Zuccone. A collection of films by local artist Jonathan Thunder is an…