water

Listen up. We mean that literally.

It's something you don't really think of until you need it.  When you do, it's likely a desperate situation.  Your neighborhood fire hydrant.  Park Point residents will be getting a new one and that will cause an interruption in water service on Thursday.

I was at my friend Stephanie's house and had to use the rest room.  Now, I'm pretty verse and can find my way around a home bathroom pretty good, but Stephanie's confused me to the point I had to open the door and question:  Do I push the right button or the left button?  WHAT???

Nothing is worse than a crimp in your day that will affect the way you look as you head to work.  Fortunately, we are able to warn you of this disruption in water service so you can prepare and hopefully most people will have already left for work before the repair begins in the Kenwood neighborhood.

I'm shocked that it took THIS long to be called out in the popular ALS Ice Bucket Challenge.  But it finally happened, the Denfeld Cheer Team called their coaches out and we had to step up.  After practice we filled buckets with ice and cold water and took the challenge.  Watch and find out who we nominated!

Nothing is worse than getting up for work and not being able to make your coffee or take a shower because you don't have any water.  That's what some residents of Bayview Heights will be dealing with this morning due to a leaky fire hydrant.

I am so proud of the engineering class at Nashwauk-Keewatin!  It was an all hands on project that took a lot of imagination, planning and the donation of a snowmobile. High School Industrial Technology and Engineering Instructor, AJ Abate challenged his students and they delivered with flying colors, or we should say with a flying hovercraft!

Take that, rest of the state!  Duluth has the best tasting water in the entire state of Minnesota!

Babies are learning to swim before they can walk. There is new learning and testing to show babies are smarter than we give them credit for. Heck, in Canada they are already playing Hockey before they can walk.

Park Point residence were informed that their water would be shut off for a period of time this Thursday, however, that has changed.

Clean water is something many of us take for granted, but a troubling new study suggests that pesticides in tap water may be responsible for a recent increase in food allergies.

The City of Duluth is warning motorists that a portion of Grand Avenue will be narrowed to two lanes for a water main repair to begin this Thursday, June 21 and last for three days.  My question is:  how will it affect the citizens that live in the area?