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DULUTH, Minn. — Fleas and ticks don’t completely die off in the winter, especially with this year’s milder weather. The Duluth Veterinary Hospital has seen more diseases than usual and earlier than normal. The main disease being Lyme Disease. Tick-borne illnesses can be bothersome for dogs causing tiredness, fevers, limping, and soreness. For fleas the main symptom is itchiness. Vets recommend year-round prevention to keep your pets healthy. “Preventatives are key, those tick checks are key, the other thing I would consider especially in our area we should be vaccinating our dogs for Lyme Di ..read more

DULUTH, Minn. — A growing technology company has moved to a new location in Duluth. EO Johnson Business Technologies will be relocating from their spot on Superior Street to a new place at 330 Garfield Avenue which is in a former ISD 709 building. The company who focuses on digital transformation and workplace technology offers print services and document management, among others. EO Johnson has seen a growing customer base in the Duluth area. The expansion will give them more space to support its clients. The move is expected to be completed by late June. Categories: Business, News, News – L ..read more

DULUTH, Minn – You can help future farmers this Thursdy by enjoying a scoop of frozen custard at Culver’s.  Thursday is the tenth annual ‘Scoops of  Thanks Day’. For just a one dollar donation to Future Farmers of America or F-F-A you can enjoy a scoop of frozen custard. In the previous nine years this effort with frozen custard has raised nearly $900,000. This year Culver’s would like to top last year’s 153 thousand scoops that frozen custard lovers enjoyed. . So this Thursday help ” a farmer to be” by grabbing a dollar and heading to Culver’s to enjoy your own Frozen Custard. &nbs ..read more

DULUTH, Minn. — Over 200 students’ artwork is on display at Lake Superior College. The Spring Art Show includes students enrolled in any of LSC’s art classes. Pieces included paintings, ceramics, metal art and jewelry. One student took a drawing class and created a self-portrait. He says the art means a lot to many different students. “I just see a lot of people really happy about the art they made. I’ve seen a lot of people come up with their parents or siblings or friends and they’re like ‘hey I made that, look at that.’ And they’re like ‘oh that’s really cool.’ And that makes me really hap ..read more

DULUTH, Minn – The Twin Ports Interchange Project won’t be completed until the end of 2025 instead of the end of this year. MnDOT says the discovery of a jawbone in the construction zone last February is the main reason for the delay. In 2019, prior to construction starting the Minnesota Indian Affairs Council reviewed the site for potential impact on Indian burial grounds. That review uncovered some spots where indigenous remains might be located. In February of 2023, when the jawbone was discovered MnDOT immediately stopped work in the area. MnDOT then contacted the Minnesota Indian Affairs ..read more

DULUTH, Minn.- The Duluth Wolfpack girls lacrosse team continued their winning ways on Tuesday, defeating Superior 14 to 0. The Wolfpack improve to 6-1 and will next host Eastview-Eagan on Friday. Superior will try to bounce back against Sun Prairie East also on Friday. Categories: High School, Sports ..read more

DULUTH, Minn.- The UMD baseball team was unable to snap their five-game losing streak on Tuesday, dropping two games to Concordia-St. Paul. In game one, the Golden Bears would rally in the 6th and 7th to pull away with the 12-7 victory. Following that contest, Concordia had a fast start in game two, putting up five in the first three innings to eventually take the 11 to 7 win. UMD falls to 16-30 on the year and will next host UMary on Friday for a doubleheader. First pitch of game one is set for 1:30 PM. Categories: College, Sports, University of Minnesota – Duluth ..read more

DULUTH, Minn.- UMD softball would have four players earn All-Conference honors on Tuesday. Senior pitcher Lauren Dixon, senior outfielder Kat Burkhardt, and junior first baseman Nicole Schmitt would land on the NSIC First Team. And on the 2nd team was former Proctor Rail and freshman pitcher Maddy Walsh. This is the 2nd time Schmitt and Dixon have made it on the first team. Meanwhile Burkhardt, moves up after being on the 2nd team last year. Categories: College, Sports, University of Minnesota – Duluth ..read more

MENDOTA HEIGHTS, Minn.- Former Duluth East head coach Mike Randolph will no longer be the head coach at St. Thomas Academy. According to Youth Hockey Hub, Randolph and the Cadets have parted ways. He spent the last three seasons on the coaching staff, two of which he was the head coach. Randolph would lead St. Thomas Academy to the Section 3AA championship, before falling to Cretin-Derham Hall this past season. He is still one win away from becoming the all-time winningest coach in Minnesota high school hockey history. Categories: High School, Sports ..read more