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Ex-Superior Police Officer Sentenced For Double-Fatal Drunken Crash
SUPERIOR, Wis. – It was an emotional day in court Wednesday as a Douglas County judge handed down his sentence against a former Superior police officer who killed a father and newborn son in a drunken hit-and-run in 2022. Judge George Glonik sentenced Gregory Swanson, 44, to 5 years...
A Barnes man is dead following possible health emergency while fishing
Douglas County authorities are investigating a death while boating on Red Lake near the town of Wascott. According to the Douglas County Sheriff, authorities were called to the scene in the area of 10428 E Red Lake Drive at 7:22 p.m. on Friday, July 12. The victim was later identified as 71 year old, Michael Andersen of Barnes, Wisconsin.
K-9 Foundation Expands To Hibbing And Eveleth
SUPERIOR, WI (KDAL) – The AMSOIL Northland Law Enforcement K-9 Foundation has expanded to include the Hibbing and Eveleth police K-9 programs. The Foundation now serves all eight law enforcement agencies that have K-9s in St. Louis and Douglas Counties. The Hibbing Police Department’s K-9 team is Officer Brittany...
Northland K-9 Foundation expands to support Hibbing and Eveleth Police Department K-9 programs
Two more Iron Range police departments have joined the AMSOIL Northland Law Enforcement K-9 Foundation. With the edition of the Hibbing and Eveleth police K-9 programs, the K-9 Foundation now serves all eight law enforcement agencies that have K-9s in St. Louis and Douglas Counties. “It has long been our...
1 dead in rollover crash near Superior
TOWN OF SUPERIOR, Wis. (Northern News Now) - One person is dead after a rollover in the Town of Superior Monday. According to the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, another driver discovered a car that had gone off of Darrow Road around 3 p.m. Officials say 34-year-old Ryan D.S.S. VanPuymbrouck...
Two Dead In Crash South Of Superior
SUPERIOR, WI (KDAL) – Two people were killed in a head-on crash south of Superior on Sunday morning. According to the Douglas County Sheriff’s Department the crash was reported around 8:36 a-m between the Hunter Road and Gustafson Road on Highway 35. A northbound vehicle driven by 30...
Two die in head-on crash Sunday morning
Two people died in a head-on crash on Wisconsin Hwy 35 Sunday morning. The two vehicles hit each other between Hunter Road and Gustafson Road in the Town of Superior. The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office said the crash was reported at 8:36 a.m. According to authorities, 30-year-old Stephanie Weller’s...
2 die in head-on crash in Town of Superior
SUPERIOR, Wis.-- Two people are dead after a head-on crash in the Town of Superior Sunday morning. According to the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, the crash was reported around 8:36 a.m. on Hwy. 35 between Hunter Road and Gustafson Road. Authorities say Stephanie Weller, 30, of Duluth, was heading...
Democrats participate in 73rd District Assembly candidate forum
DULUTH, Minn. (Northern News Now) - Two democratic candidates looking for a seat in the Wisconsin assembly addressed voters Wednesday at the University of Wisconsin Superior for their first public forum hosted by the League of Women Voters. This year the November Elections will look different for many Wisconsinites following...
Superior Holds Rain Barrel Workshop
SUPERIOR, WI (KDAL) – On Tuesday the Superior Environmental Services Division and the Douglas County Land and Water Conservation Department conducted a rain barrel workshop at the Superior Public Library. Several pre-registered residents learned about the importance of reducing storm water runoff and rain barrel assembly. Each left with...
Forum For Wisconsin Assembly Dist. 73
SUPERIOR, Wis.– Two democrats vying for for Wisconsin Assembly Dist. 73 held a public forum in Superior this evening. This comes after Republican Representative Angie Sapik announced she would not seek re-election after the redistricting maps were approved. District 73 now covers the northern portion of Douglas and Bayfield...
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