snow removal

Winter caught us off guard this year—just when we thought we were in the clear, snow showed up right before Thanksgiving.

From shoveling until your back aches to slipping and sliding on your own driveway, winter can be a real pain in the you-know-what. But fear not, my friends! I've got some mind-blowing snow removal tricks up my sleeve that'll make you wonder how you ever survived without them.

Superior's Mayor is always great about keeping residents informed of snow clean-up efforts.

Promising new technology aims to make roads safer in the winter while reducing the amount of salt and sand that can end up in lakes and wetlands.

It's not only a best practice, Minnesota law and many local ordinances actually prohibit the plowing, blowing, shoveling or otherwise placing of snow onto public roads or sidewalks

Heads up! Any vehicle parked in the area where snow removal is occurring will be ticketed and towed at the owner’s expense.

This is a meaningful way to spend your extra time and they're looking for volunteers now. Here is the criteria to be a part of this program.

One of the hassles of owning a home or property in this area is snow removal, and this year the city of Duluth is not messing around.

A great time to inspect gas meters, furnace, boiler, and dryer vents to make sure they are clear from snow and ice.

The City of Duluth continues the seemingly endless job of snow removal this week, this time tackling a section of East 2nd Street.

Be on the lookout for the City Of Duluth Street Maintenance team near downtown Duluth.

The last couple of winters we have had in Duluth have caused quite the nightmare for residents and city workers alike. So now some new snow emergency protocols are being reviewed.