More than 1,500 people gathered at the Split Rock Lighthouse Tuesday night in honor of those who lost their lives in the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald.
People living on East 4th Street in Duluth could now hear chainsaws roaring and trees falling as early as December because of long-eared bats.
In this second part of a special report – Being Transgender in the Northland – FOX 21’s Dan Hanger examines the startling rise attempted suicides, discrimination and even violence against transgender people.
In 1960 Minnesota built Highway 53 on private property and 50 years later the mine that owns the land said give it back.
People from all over gathered to celebrate hunting on the range.
Duluth has a new Mayor Elect. City Council President Emily Larson will succeed Mayor Don Ness.
Amie Clingman and her husband brought all three of their children to the polls at Mt. Olive Lutheran Church.
St Louis County is seeing a severe shortage of people who are willing to be foster parents.
Area first responders and law enforcement saw a spike in synthetics this summer they told us hadn’t occurred in years.
It’s one of the most addictive drugs Methamphetamine because it imitates the feel good chemicals in the brain. This is Part 2 of a Special Report on Drugs in the Northland.
Not only is drug use becoming more common around this area, it’s also causing more hospital visits. This is part one of a special report on Drugs in the Northland.
The Hibbing Library has replaced 14,000 square feet of flooring, among other things, that required the staff to physically move more than 50,000 books.
In the video, players and coaches dance and lip sync to pop songs such as “Just The Way You Are” and “All About That Bass.”
It’s two months before Christmas, and although there are a few major holidays before Dec. 25, stores are already selling Christmas inventory.
The event includes trick or treating around the aquarium, games in the lobby, candy, and photo booths. Entry was free for children in costume, with paid adult admission.
The number of fires might be stagnant, but Duluth firefighters are responding to a record number of calls for service. FOX 21’s Dan Hanger spoke one-on-one with Acting Fire Chief Erik Simonson about that subject and topics like diversity on the force.
Eleven restaurants are participating in the promotion that is happening for the second time this year.
The gardens were established by community members who are part of the superior housing authority programs. A few community members volunteered to worked together today to get the gardens ready for the winter season.
At first the decorations were simple, but with the help of volunteers including builders and actors, it eventually became a spooky attraction for children and families on Halloween night.
A Grand Rapids 9-year-old is proof that no matter what, you should always follow your dreams.
Skateboarders form non-profit, speak at city council meeting, and hold fundraisers to get new skate park in Cloquet.
In this week’s Knowing Your Neighbors, we headed up to Ely where a town favorite and a mascot named Milton are keeping guests happy.
FOX 21’s Dan Hanger takes you inside the new Pier B Resort that’s transforming Duluth’s waterfront with an opening date of June 2016.
Drones are becoming more and more common across our nation’s skies and the buzz isn’t just hundreds of feet in the air.
Farmers and pet owners – listen up. There’s a new, local business now open just for you. It’s called Duluth Feed, Seed & Supply.
The Duluth Superior Area Community Foundation is calling it “Scholarship Season.”
Students collected insects and water samples that will be analyzed to determine water quality and river eco system health.
Mary Robertson is leaving her Cloquet home, Tuesday, for a two week deployment with the American Red Cross Serving Northern Minnesota.
More than 200 people gathered at the Cloquet Forestry Center, Monday night, to discuss how drug abuse is affecting their community.
Temperatures dropping means the emergency shelters, like Loaves and Fishes, fill up faster.
Both used and new skis, snowboards and bikes were on sale, as well as clothing for outdoor activities.
FOX 21 photojournalist Adam Jagunich takes you to beautiful hiking trails in this week’s Great Outdoors.
The Vineyard Church hosted its 3rd Annual Dirt Yard Dash Sunday.
Thursday afternoon, Essentia Health honored three outstanding individuals at the 17th Annual Journey awards.
Right now in Minnesota you have to have a condition that qualifies you to get the medical marijuana.
MNDOT gave a presentation offering positives and negatives of several possible solutions, including an overpass, roundabout, reduced speed limits, additional traffic signals, and limiting access to and from the frontage road.
The majority of the park is currently a dirt pad, but Assistant City Engineer, Caleb Peterson says the work there should be completed by spring.
An Iron Range staple is turning to the Minnesota Senate to save it from becoming irrelevant.
Emily Larson and Chuck Horton are the names that will appear on the November ballot as the city of Duluth votes in a new mayor.
Vonlunteers needed to build Nations largest free light display.
The city of Duluth is informing the public that travel on the Aerial Lift Bridge will be temporarily converted to one-way traffic.
The Kia of Duluth Drag Races & Car Show was a success this weekend with record attendance and 300 cars entered during the two-days of car shows, according to organizers.
The chili was flowing and taste buds were put to the test Thursday night at the DECC.
Next year’s financial plan for the city of Duluth is being largely characterized as a ‘status quo’ budget compared to the 2015 budget with two primary exceptions.
FOX 21’s Diane Alexander introduces you to the UMD freshman who found the ring and the owner who is now wearing his ring with pride.
A Superior man is a little closer to his late father. The Bible presented at his father’s funeral has been found. As FOX 21’s Dan Hanger reports, it’s all thanks to a former landlord and Facebook.
Doors open at 5 p.m. Thursday and the event ends at 7 p.m.
As kids are heading back to the books, Lowell Elementary School is getting ready to begin the second year of its language immersion program, the only program of its kind in the Northland.
The 2015 Duluth-Superior Pride Weekend has officially begun with the Mayor’s Reception.
Wednesday, CSS cheerleaders were out at the Miller Hill Mall washing cars as they raised funds for their squad.
