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.
A study done by Wallet Hub placed WITC as the number one community college in Wisconsin and the 16th best in the nation!
Wednesday, leaders with the Sky Harbor Airport in Duluth received a grant for a maintenance project that has been on their to–do list for the past five years.
Wednesday night, new and passionate discussions unfolded to make the Lakewalk truly one link.
Tuesday night, the Duluth Public Library unveiled the four finalists for the 2016 ‘One Book Northland’ project.
Right now a $21 million plan hopes to bring new housing options to Duluth’s Morgan Park neighborhood.
In 2005, millions of dollars were spent to clean out contaminated sediment from a popular piece of land in Superior. Ten years later, that area known as the Hog Island Inlet, is still being called unsafe and harmful to anybody who steps foot on it.
Across the country dog-lovers celebrated National Dog Day giving their pups a little extra love, whether it was posting pictures or just a yummy treat. But for one Duluth family, it was a holiday they will never forget.
Starting this January, Superior residents will pay a monthly trash collection fee of $7.75 per household.
Between UMD and CSS, more than 13,000 students will be flooding Duluth this week, and they’re already making their presence known.
Contract deadlines for two of the nation’ largest mining companies are less than two weeks away, still with no agreement. Thursday night, Virginia streets were packed as thousands marched for fair contracts.
Toasty’s Grilled Cheese Shop a Duluth favorite for sandwiches is expanding!
Tuesday night, the Superior City Council unanimously passed a project to help lessen the impact of emerald ash borer in the Superior Municipal Forest.
Tuesday night, in a six to four vote, Superior City Councilors voted down an ordinance proposing city residents pay a first–ever, monthly fee to have their trash picked up.
A special group of people set out for a stroll Thursday afternoon, proving that as we grow older it’s important not give up the things we once loved, however, find new ways to continue carrying out those traditions.
Thursday night, the Carlton County Fair got underway, kicking off a milestone year.
Motorcycle deaths in Minnesota have sky–rocketed this year, with numbers nearing the total number of deaths in 2014.
Wednesday night, a Duluth church went to the dogs for its second–annual Pet Blessing.
The wet weather didn’t stop the crowds from heading out to the Spirit Valley Parade this evening.
Dogs across the country are always at risk for tickborne diseases, but doctors say here in the Northland, the chances are extremely high.
Duluth’s number one destination website has been upgraded in both design and structure.
The numbers don’t lie – tourists are flocking to Duluth like never before! And they are sleeping, eating, and drinking just as much, which means dollar signs!
If you’re an adrenaline junkie you may have already heard of Swiftwater Adventures in Cloquet.
On the outskirts of a small town in Central Minnesota big things are happening in the tiny house movement.
The American Red Cross is asking for a helping hand in the face of a blood shortage.
In an effort to let the people influence important city decisions, Duluth has turned to a scientific survey for citizen feedback.
Thursday night, over 150 people brought out their hot rides to the Gordy’s Hi–Hat Curbside Classic, to enjoy some good eats and some sweet–looking cars.
Thursday, Duluthians honored America’s Polka King, Frank Yankovic, as next Tuesday would have been his 100th birthday.
Right now, Duluth is running close to four inches below normal for precipitation this year, and that number is affecting many Northlanders, including businesses that are worried their sales could dry up.
For months people in the Ashland area have made a big stink about the hog farm proposal, and Wednesday night, protesters took the debate to the next level.
It might surprise you to know a well-known Minnesota Senator is creating art on the North Shore, that’s literally stopping people in their tracks.
The world’s greatest aviation celebration is taking over Oshkosh, Wisconsin this week.
If you’re thinking we’ve lucked out with the weather so far this summer, it’s because we have!
Plans to control traffic flow at Kenwood Avenue and Arrowhead Road in Duluth have been in the works for a few years now. Thursday night, dozens of neighbors in the area packed a local church to make their voices heard on the proposed project.
For the past two winters, the Northland has been lucky enough to experience the ice caves along the shores of Lake Superior. And while certainly beautiful frozen and covered with ice formations, Fox 21’s Stef Manisero tells us the below zero weather isn’t the only time to take advantage of one of nature’s rarest forms.
Spirits are high in Ashland, as new businesses and lots of development have generated optimism throughout the city.
Until now patients from outside Duluth diagnosed and getting treated for cancer, have had limited options for treatment locations. But Monday, people of Ashland celebrated, as the first steps to a cancer treatment center broke ground closer to home.
Duluth Police Chief Gordon Ramsay is calling for stricter rules for methadone treatment patients in the city.
Pet Parade Wraps Up Day One of Hermantown Summer Fest
The Great Lakes Surf Rescue Project held a safety course in Duluth, Wednesday.
Whether it’s camping for the weekend with the family or planning a canoe trip in the Boundary Waters, sometimes deciding what to pack for food can be a challenge.
The 15th Annual Classic Car Show and Harley Revue featured hundreds of antique and collector cars from eight different eras.
Wednesday, Bent Paddle is releasing its newest pale ale called ‘Lollygagger’ to shelves across Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Tuesday, the Mountain Iron girls softball team took the field wearing red, while their rival, Cherry, wore orange. But, regardless of jersey color, all the girls took the field offering their support for the Mott family.
In the heart of every small town, is a man with a big heart.
One of Duluth’s busiest sections of the skywalk is being torn apart.
