Superior Refinery Fire

A nonprofit organization has put out an analysis on toxic industrial air pollution locations across the United States. They found 1,000 locations including one right here in the Twin Ports.

It's been three years since the explosion, evacuations, and fear of the Husky refinery explosion.

The board has scheduled a public hearing that will take place on December 12th at 10 am at the UWS Yellow Jacket Union Hall at 10 am.

As we've told you before, Superior Water Light and Power has asked for a rate increase. The public service commission will be holding a public hearing on Tuesday, October 16th at WITC at 2pm. SWLP has asked for the rate increase because of the temporary shut down of their biggest customer, Husky Refinery...

Superior Water Light and Power is looking to increase the rates for their customers to offset the loss of revenue from the Husky Oil Refinery being shut down.

The United States Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board has already done a preliminary animation on what went wrong this spring at the Superior Husky Refinery.

As part of a school project, students were asked to share their experience that day. Here is one of those moving stories.

Husky Refinery has been awarded a "Corporate Safety Award" from the Wisconsin Safety Council. They describe Husky Refinery as having a slogan that "if it's not safe, we don't do it."

It's been a week since the Husky Refinery fire in Superior, and community leaders have come together to thank everyone who helped during the crisis

In an effort to make it easier for the public to access information about the fire and followup information, officials with Douglas County are pointing to a website information hub where anyone can access the most recent updates.

Charlie Berens was all set to keep her movin' last Friday at the UWS Langley Thorpe auditorium, but the Husky Oil Refinery changed plans. We now have a new date for the show.

Duluth Mayor Emily Larson released a statement today criticizing Husky Energy's use of Hydrogen Fluoride and now Superior Mayor Jim Paine has done the same.