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While the holiday season is still over six weeks away, the United States Postal Service has just released its holiday shipping deadlines for Minnesota.

Nearly 50,000 dockworkers are currently on strike across the nation, with a nearly $5 billion impact on the economy each day, but how is the strike affecting the Duluth Port?

Here's what investigators are saying led to the ship taking on water on June 8.

We almost lost a Laker for the first time in nearly 50 years after it hit a submerged object. The water depth in that area is 500-700 feet deep. What could it have hit?

It's an enormous operation to get these gigantic wind turbine blades to their final destination. Check out this awesome footage!

This is the first time this shipping expert has documented an emergency turn when a 740 foot ship had to abort it's arrival at Duluth's Aerial Lift Bridge.

The Duluth Seaway Port Authority received the largest amount.

The youngest fleet on the Great Lakes isn't exactly what it looks like. How have I not noticed this before?

USPS reached out to city officials to help get the word out.

During 2020 Duluth got more wind energy cargo than any other year in history.

Deadlines will be even more important this year as families celebrate holidays apart amid the pandemic.

Labor Day is coming up next weekend, so I thought it might be fun to see where Duluth is laboring the most.