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Superior embraces Halloween Spirit with Spooktacular Parade
SUPERIOR, Wis. (KQDS-TV) -- Halloween is a week away, but the scares, frights, and candy that comes with the holiday is already taking over the City of Superior. On Saturday, the city's Spookactular Parade crawled down 21st Street. Many families lined the sidewalks in their costumes to watch the spooky floats cruise by.
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148th Fighter Wing conducting night flying operations Oct. 26-29
DULUTH, Minn. (KQDS-TV) -- The Minnesota National Guard's 148th Fighter Wing will be conducting night training operations in Duluth from October 26-29. In a post on Facebook, the Fighter Wing said it is part of their regularly scheduled training. If you live near the Duluth International Airport, you may hear...
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Superior Nightmare 5K draws more than 800 runners for Halloween race
SUPERIOR, Wis. (KQDS-TV) -- Hundreds of runners wore their Halloween costumes and ran a 5K for the 8th annual Superior Nightmare 5K. This year over 800 runners participated in the 5K. Proceeds from this event went towards the Young Athletes Foundation, which helps kids in the Twin Ports region get active and involved with sports. Since 1990, over $2.1 million has been raised for youth athletes between all of Grandma Marathon's racing events, like the Fitger's 5K and the Minnesota Mile.
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Duluth’s Longest Detour Ends Tomorrow, With Closures For Mini-Roundabout In Spring
Good news for commuters in West Duluth! 40th Avenue West will reopen to traffic starting on Friday, October 23. The project to reconstruct 40th Avenue West started in August, and a detour sending traffic all the way over to Stebner Road has been a headache for many. 40th Avenue West connects to Haines Road, and it's one of the few major roadways connecting the top of the hill to West Duluth.
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'Our vote matters, especially now': Native voters share priorities ahead of midterm elections
Several state candidates met with Native and non-Native community members at the American Indian Community Housing Organization in Duluth on Tuesday and discussed their stances on housing. White Earth Nation citizen Babette Sandman, 72, attended the evening forum. She remembered a time when she may not have voted. “Voting has...
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Duluth council weighs support for 148th Fighter Wing jet upgrade
DULUTH, Minn. (Northern News Now) - Duluth city councilors considered a resolution Thursday that would show support for the 148th Fighter Wing to receive new fighter jets. The resolution is non-binding, meaning it is symbolic and shows support or a lack of it. At issue is the possibility of the 148th upgrading from its fleet of F-16s to new F-35 Lightning jets.
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Hermantown, Google reach decommissioning agreement ahead of data center vote
HERMANTOWN, Minn. (Northern News Now) - Ahead of a city council vote next Monday that could clear the way for Google to begin developing its data center in Hermantown, residents are learning more about what will happen when the data center is no longer needed. A Google representative speaking at...
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Tiffany floats expansion of Superior refinery
U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany is encouraging the expansion of Wisconsin’s only oil refinery as a way to reduce reliance on the Middle East. But energy experts say that would have little effect on bringing down local gas prices. In an interview with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel editorial board, Tiffany...
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Increased Security for Campus Apartment Entry
All on-campus apartments recently upgraded to UCard access for exterior doors, switching from the older-school keyed entry system. “It’s always been in the plan,” said Ben Thompson, Associate Director for Housing Maintenance and Custodial Operations at UMD. The move follows the same process that happened to the residence halls three or four years ago. “The goal was to have it done before the academic year started, but [we] ran into a few snags,” said Thompson.