AMSOIL Championship Snocross Kicks Off for the Season
DULUTH, Minn. – AMSOIL Championship Snocross has kicked off for the season with races all weekend at Spirit Mountain in Duluth. Categories: News, News – Latest News
Author: Adam Jagunich
Take a Tour of Three Historic Northland Theaters
Look inside the Lake Theater in Moose Lake, the Ironwood Theatre in Ironwood, and the State Theater in Ely
In small towns across the Northland, historic movie theaters serve as the primary entertainment venue. Many of these theaters have been around for generations and mean a great deal to communities. In Moose Lake, Minnesota, you can take a journey back in time at the historic Lake Theater. “I’m fourth generation doing it. I have a nephew that’s working here,…
STEM Showcase Held on Iron Range
HIBBING, Minn.-On the Iron Range Friday about 2,000 students got a firsthand look at all the STEM fields have to offer. The students were all attending a special showcase dedicated to hands-on activities in STEM at the Hibbing Memorial Building. Categories: News, News – Latest News
Lakehead Harvest Reunion Brings Hundreds to Esko
ESKO, Minn. – The Lakehead Harvest Show Reunion brings turn of the century tractors and hundreds of people together in Esko. Fox 21 Photojournalist Adam Jagunich takes us there. Categories: Features, News, News – Latest News
Itasca County Fair Continues This Weekend
GRAND RAPIDS, Minn.-Since 1892 the Itasca County Fair has brought smiles to thousands of faces. Now the fair, which runs through this weekend in Grand Rapids, is back for yet another fun season. Fox 21’s photojournalist Adam Jagunich takes us there. Categories: Links, News, News – Latest News
Hermantown Man Dies After Crashing Motorcycle Into Cement Wall on I-35
A Hermantown man died after crashing his motorcycle into a cement wall on I-35 near Lake Avenue in Duluth early Sunday morning, according to the Minnesota State Patrol. The man was identified as 32 year-old Ryan Mathisen. In the crash report, Minnesota State Patrol said Mathisen was not wearing a helmet and was speeding at the time of the crash….
Northlanders Enjoy Wild Weather in Unique Ways
Even though many Northlanders may not be happy with the recent storm, some are more than pleased to get out into the weather.
DULUTH, Minn.-Even though many Northlanders may not be happy with the recent storm, some are more than pleased to get out into the weather. Above, find Fox 21 photojournalist Adam Jagunich’s unique look at how Northlander’s have fun in the winter weather. Categories: News, News – Latest News Tags: duluth, News
Motorhead Madness Happening This Weekend at the DECC
If you're into motors, then Motorhead Madness is for you.
DULUTH, Minn.-If you’re into motors, then Motorhead Madness is for you. The massive car and truck show featuring more than 100 unique vehicles is happening this weekend at the DECC. For more information visit this website. Categories: Links, News, News – Latest News Tags: motorhead madness
Robotics Competition Happening at the DECC this Weekend
More than 120 teams of students from across the Midwest and around the world are at the DECC this weekend for a massive robotics competition.
DULUTH, Minn.-More than 120 teams of students from across the Midwest and around the world are at the DECC this weekend for a massive robotics competition. This year’s theme is Deep Space, as students celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing. For more information, visit this website. Categories: Links, News, News – Latest News Tags: duluth,…
Jayme Closs Reunited with Family, Suspect in Custody
Investigators Don't Believe There was any Social Media Connection
BARRON, Wis. – Authorities in Wisconsin say they believe the man suspected of abducting 13-year-old Jayme Closs was out looking for her when he was arrested. Barron County Sheriff Chris Fitzgerald said Friday that 21-year-old Jake Patterson wasn’t at home when Jayme escaped Thursday afternoon. Deputies arrested Patterson in his vehicle soon after Jayme turned up on a neighbor’s doorstep…
Autonomous Vehicles Made by UMD Students
DULUTH, Minn. – In the future, self driving vehicles could be taking over Northland roads, that’s if some UMD engineering students have their way. Earlier this month, fifteen teams from an introductory engineering course hosted a competition with miniature self driving vehicles which navigated a route without human intervention. Students in the class said this type of learning has taught…
Minong Students Pay Tribute to Missing Barron Teen
It's been six weeks since Barron teenager Jayme Closs was last seen.
MINONG, Wis.-It’s been six weeks since Barron teenager Jayme Closs was last seen. She disappeared after her parents were found murdered in their home. Few clues have popped up since her disappearance as police continue to seek out new leads. The search area has also widened and authorities are continuing to pour over video surveillance from around the region. Currently…
Amsoil Snocross Series Kicks Off at Spirit Mountain
DULUTH, Minn. – It’s that time of year again when the hills of Spirit Mountain are not filled with skiers, but hundreds of snowmobiles tearing up the snow. Photojournalist Adam Jagunich takes us to the kickoff of the Amsoil Snocross Series.
Strength in the Community Scholarship Winner Announced
Proctor Graduate Pavle Lippert Wins $10,000 Scholarship
DULUTH, Minn.- The grand prize winner for the National Bank of Commerce and Fox 21’s Strength in the Community Scholarship has been announced during a ceremony at the Radisson in Duluth. High school seniors from around the Northland submitted an essay to be part of the competition which lead to a field of 12 finalists. Eleven of them received a…
Younkers Closing
Bon-ton stores officially headed to liquidation
SUPERIOR, Wis.- Its official, Bon–Ton stores is headed to liquidation, wiping out more than 200 stores nation wide, including the Younkers in Superior and Duluth. The department store chain originally only planned to close forty of its stores, but failure to compete with online retailers like amazon forced the company into debt and to file for bankrupcy. We’ve seen this happen before, major stores…
Annual Empty Bowl Fundraiser Supports Local Food Bank
25th Annual Empty Bowl
DULUTH, Minn. – Next week a Sea of Bowls will take over the Duluth Depot as the work of artists helps provide a meal for you and thousands of Northlanders. The 25th Annual Empty Bowl event is taking place on Tuesday, April 17 from 10 a.m. to 6: 30 p.m. Admission and a meal are free and bowls can be…
Maple Syrup Season Begins
Maple Syrup Season Goes From March to April
DULUTH, Minn.-With the spring thaw in full bloom, that means it’s time to start tapping those maple trees. One local farmer from Hoffbauer Farm said he started a few weeks ago, once the ground started to thaw. He said the general time of the year to do it is from March to April to get that syrup flowing. He also…
Monday, March 19, 2018, Morning Forecast
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Hermantown Wins Double OT Thriller to Claim 9th 7A Title
Highlights From Wednesday's Back and Forth Battle at Amsoil Arena
Hermantown Hawks: Blake Biondi 2 G, 2 A Tyler Watkins 2 G, 2 A Brady Baker 1 G Greenway/ Nash-Kee Raiders: Wes Johnson 2 G, 1 A Nikolai Rajala 1 G Cameron Lantz 1 G 5-4 Final/2OT Categories: Community, High School, Sports
Superior Ice Cream Maker Expanding
Love Creamery Will be Opening Storefront in Lincoln Park This Summer
SUPERIOR, Wis.-You will soon have a new spot to get your sweet tooth fix. This summer Love Creamery in the Superior incubator, will be opening a brick and mortar shop in the Lincoln Park neighborhood of Duluth. Owner Nicole Wilde said she is excited about this new venture which will allow her to offer even more ice cream. She said…
Hikers Embrace the Sub Zero Temps at Jay Cooke State Park
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North Shore Festivals Kick Off this Weekend
Both Silver Bay and Two Harbors Hosting Events
NORTH SHORE, Minn.-It’s festival weekend on the North Shore as both Silver Bay and Two Harbors will host some weekend events. In Two Harbors, Heritage Days is being held which includes a parade Saturday, music, and plenty of local delicacies. Much the same is going on in Silver Bay as their parade kicked off tonight for Bay Days – on…
Gordy’s Hi-Hat Opens Up for the Season
A sign that spring is here!
A spring tradition carries on in the Northland.
Community Reacts to Charge in Hibbing Homicide
Benjamin Lundquist has been charged with second degree murder for the death of Joel Gangness.
David Lundquist of Grand Rapids has been charged with murder in the second degree for the death of Joel Gangness. This murder is just the latest in a string of violent acts to take over the Iron Range since other homicides in May and June of 2015. “I’ve been here long enough to know that it’s not the type of…
Pearl Harbor Remembered 75 Years Later
"A day that will live in infamy."
75 years later, we remember the lives lost in the attack and reflect on the significance of Pearl Harbor.
Story Time at the Library
Free event gives kids the chance to enjoy books
Every Wednesday, children and families can enjoy story time at the Duluth Public Library
Toy Drive at Super America Stores
Toys and cash will be donated to local non-profit organizations
Toys can be donated at Duluth area Super America stores and will be given to local non-profits
Winter Motorcycle Riding
Some die-hard bikers enjoy riding all year
Winter roads can be dangerous in a car, and even less safe on a motorcycle
Tips to Stay Safe While Camping in the Winter
Winter weather can pose dangerous threats
It’s cold outside, but people across the Northland are still enjoying outdoor camping. We have some tips on how to stay safe.
Firewood Sellers Busy for Winter
Northlanders rush to buy firewood to keep warm in the cold
As winter arrives, Northlanders rush to buy firewood to heat homes
Lutheran Social Services are Collecting Diapers
The Goal is to Raise 25,000
The Lutheran Social Services crisis nursery is kicking off their Diaper drive.
Presidential Ballot Recount Starts in Wisconsin
Douglas County Has More than 22,000 to Count
Dozens of people are working in shifts for the next week to count more than 22 thousand ballots by hand.
Curling Night in America Kicks Off
Teams From Scotland, China, and Japan are Participating
Curling Teams from USA, Scotland, China, and Japan are competing in a double round-robin format competition at the DECC.
Prom for People with Special Needs Coming to Proctor
More participants and volunteers are needed for February 10th event
Night to Shine Prom offers an opportunity for people with special needs and seeks more participants and volunteers.
Giving Tuesday Seeks Donations for Non-Profits
Day of giving allows philanthropy after Thanksgiving shopping weekend
All over the world, many gave to their favorite cause. One local group involved was the Damiano Center in Duluth.
Pillows Donated to St. Luke’s Cancer Patients
Hermantown Middle School students donate pillows for patients at St. Luke's
Hermantown Middle School students created the pillows for cancer patients at St. Luke’s hospital
Extra DWI Enforcement in Minnesota
Through December 30th, there is additional enforcement on Minnesota roads
There were 440 DWI arrests across Minnesota last weekend and extra impaired driving enforcement runs through December 30th
Warm Temperatures Affect Ski Resorts
No snow means no skiing at resorts across the region
This season’s warm temperatures mean no snow for people to enjoy certain outdoor winter activities.
St. Luke’s Recognized as Breastfeeding Friendly
Hospital offers private breastfeeding area and flexible schedule
St. Luke’s offers breastfeeding room that can be used by employees and visitors
Snocross Ends at Spirit Mountain
Snomoblie races were at Spirit Mountain last weekend, now crews work to clean up event
Snocross racing fans filled the stands at Spirit Mountain this weekend. Now the races are over and the clean-up begins.
Tree Farms Busy for Holiday Season
Northlanders get Christmas trees and other decorations for holiday season
The holiday season is here, and it’s now time to get your trees and other seasonal decorations
Northlanders Are Out Shopping for Black Friday
Around 137 Million Shoppers Estimated to Shop Nationally
It’s estimated more than 137 million people will be shopping this Thanksgiving weekend
Lutsen Encourages People to ‘Opt Outside’
Millions Across The Nation are Ditching Black Friday and Playing Outside Instead
While 6 in 10 Americans are busy shopping this thanksgiving weekend, Lutsen Mountain resort was buzzing with excitement, and filled with outdoors women and men who decided to opt outside.
Family and Friends Remember Nathan Gould
Nathan Gould Remembered as Caring, Compassionate and Loving
Nathan Gould, a Carlton High School student who was killed in a tragic car accident on Friday during the first snow storm of the season.
Turkey, Potatoes, Stuffing and More Are Being Cooked in Preparation for Thursday
Volunteers Expect to Serve Over 5,000 People on Thanksgiving
Volunteers were packing into the kitchen at the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center bright and early Monday morning, getting things ready for the big Thanksgiving feast happening in Duluth Thursday.
Locally Owned Johnson’s Bakery will Receive Hundreds of Orders Before Thanksgiving
Pies, Rolls, Cookies and More will Fly Off the Shelves This Week
Busy bakeries across the Northland are swamped with holiday orders before Thanksgiving meals are served on Thursday.
Great Outdoors: Mild November Running
This week’s Great Outdoors goes for a run in this season’s warm weather.
A Company Town: The Story of Silver Bay
Back in The Day: Combining Taconite With Tourism
“When I was little on the farm, I didn’t know very many people because there wasn’t many people here. I lived here before Silver Bay even did,” said Jenny Hanson, a resident of Silver Bay.
An Abandoned Town: The Story of Taconite Harbor
Back in The Day: Taconite Town, Turned Ghost Town in a Matter of 30 Years
If you take a trip up Highway 61 along the North Shore of Minnesota, history whispers in the waves.
Salvation Army Civic Luncheon Held in Duluth
The Salvation Army is Gearing Up for the Holiday Season
Individuals and Businesses were recognized for their hardwork at the Civic Luncheon held by the Salvation Army.
