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Good Read: BusinessNorth.com's Duluth mayoral interviews

Reporters question construction roadblocks, expensive housing, racial bias, high poverty rate, City Hall access.

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As the region’s largest city, Duluth affects everyone in the area. With the election near, conversations are abuzz with talk about who best can address today’s issues – incumbent Mayor Emily Larson or challenger Roger Reinert. Read more.

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Imagine Downtown shifts from planning to action, targets 1,500 new homes
Imagine Duluth Community Update. Screenshot

Imagine Downtown shifts from planning to action, targets 1,500 new homes

Thursday’s update revealed a broad community vision and made clear that its success will now depend on whether the participating organizations can establish the development corporation, finance housing and service expansions and turn conceptual public improvements into completed projects.

Before Duluth raises 2027 taxes, Reinert must account for recurring $4.5 million savings

Before Duluth raises 2027 taxes, Reinert must account for recurring $4.5 million savings

Is the $4.5 million retiree health care savings included in the projected deficit? How much is being redirected to the West Duluth maintenance facility? Is that commitment legally binding or discretionary? And why should that money not be considered before Duluth asks property owners to pay more?

How Duluth Works: Community Action Duluth marks six decades of work addressing poverty
An estimated 7 million Americans fail to file their income taxes, losing on average $2000 worth of credit. CAD

Pat Francisco turned a Saturday morning idea into a Duluth landmark

Francisco's greatest investment may have been in the future of his own community. The finest evidence of that investment is not found in an old hockey record book, a client portfolio or a Hall of Fame plaque. It can be heard inside the Heritage Sports Center on a winter afternoon.