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Great news in the story of a dog being found Monday with her front paws zip tied in the backyard of a Duluth firefighter.  After a checkup with a vet, Molly was found to be in good overall health.

Spring may not feel like it's here, but it is and local realtors are finding that with fewer houses on the market and a high demand, it is right now a sellers market.

The old Lafarge Cement Plant near Bayfront Festival Park doesn't exactly scream tourist attraction, but that location is about to become a Duluth vacation destination.

Duluth Mayor Don Ness proclaimed that this week is "National Safe Place Week" in Duluth.  It's a great way to pay tribute to a program that many people may not know exists.

The Apostle Island Ice Caves were fun while they lasted, but as this time lapse video shows it is not a place you'd want to walk around now.

Bullying has been in the news a lot in recently.  This year alone artists are stepping up like Hunter Hayes and his anti-bullying anthem 'Invisible', and the government is trying to make a difference with anti-bullying bills like the one introduced in Minnesota.

Adam Lorch and Jennifer Austin took time out of their busy schedule to join us for a couple of hours in our St. Jude Radiothon this morning.   You know them of course as our morning news partners, and today they partnered up to raise money for the kids at St. Jude Children's Research hospital.

This week is off to a fantastic, warm start.  While almost everyone enjoys the weather, ice skaters will not be among them, at least not at Bayfront Park.

While many eyes are on the Minnesota high school hockey tournament, there is also something cool happening in the Northland this weekend.

If you have kids who ride the bus to school, I'm sure the safety of that riding experience has crossed your mind more than once.

The Duluth Playhouse celebrated it's 100th anniversary and reading that made me remember the great memories I've had there.  My dad was an actor with the Duluth Playhouse and he wasted no time in getting my sisters and me involved at a young age with the children's theater.

As the Metrodome continues to be taken down, pieces of it are ending up all over the place.  We know Cathy Kates has some seats, the roof is being used for things like bags, and now the Iron Range is getting a couple of really cool pieces of the historic field.