Gordy’s Hi-Hat Opens Up for the Season
A sign that spring is here!
A spring tradition carries on in the Northland.
Author: Adam Jagunich
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.
Air Force ROTC Members Guard Flags to Honor Veterans
It's a Tradition Since 1992
Two soldiers at a time have stood guarding the POW MIA flag at UMD since midnight, in honor of veterans.
Annual Veterans Day March in Duluth
Veterans Say the Recognition Means Alot
The streets of Duluth were lined with people waving American Flags, who cheered in honor of the veterans and the sacrifices that they make for our freedoms.
Students Bring Community Together for Veterans Day
Honoring All Who Served with Songs, Facts, and Fun
Red, white, and blue were shining bright as a crowd came together at Superior’s Cathedral School Thursday morning.
Rick Nolan Volunteers Go Last Minute Door Knocking on Election Day
Volunteers Will Work Until the Polls Close
Minnesota Congressman Rick Nolan rallied his troop of volunteers for last minute campaign efforts.
Expert Discusses Unique Election Cycle
More People Have Been Engaged for Longer Periods of Time
The 2016 presidential election cycle is coming to a close in just a few hours.
First Time Voters Head to the Polls
Young Voters are Turning Out to Vote
The eyes of people across the world are on our Nation tonight, as voters continue to cast their ballots. And this election cycle, a large number of young voters are making sure their voices are heard.
Warm Weather Welcomes People to Go Out and Vote
People Are More Likely to Vote When Weather is Nice
The unseasonably warm temperatures are helping people go out and vote.
Political Parties Make Last Minute Preparations for Election Day
Volunteers Are Making Calls, Knocking, and Asking People to Vote
Volunteers from various political parties made calls, knocked doors, and reached out to people to invite them out to vote November 8th.
What to Take When You Go Vote
Both Wisconsin and Minnesota Allow Day of Registeration
Early Voting has brought out a high number of voter turnouts, and in Superior, just under 30 Percent of voters have already cast their ballot.
Duluth Mayor Emily Larson Invited to be Part of New Initiative
Initiative Promotes Advancement of Women in Leadership Roles
Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton announced the Creation of a new council, the Young Women’s Initiative, in October, and Duluth Mayor Emily Larson, has been invited to join the 40 member council.
Wisconsin High School Student Wins Gold Medal for Handmade Dress
Molly Niven Had Only Been Sewing for a Little Over a Year
Molly Niven A Wisconsin High School Student won a gold medal for a dress that she sewed in a national competition for a non-profit organization, Family, Career and Community Leaders of America.
Duluth Holiday Inn Features Bob Dylan on Elevator Doors
The Images are Only Up for a Limited Time
The Holiday Inn in downtown Duluth surprised Bob Dylan Fans with images of the famous singer on their elevator doors.
Essentia Health Kicks Off Holiday Season
It's a Fundraiser to Benefit Patients and Families
Essentia Health is kicking off the holiday season with their annual Christmas Extravaganza.
18 Construction Projects Finished Across the Northland
4 More to be Completed Within the Next Couple of Weeks
This year, MnDot had 32 projects for Northeastern Minnesota at the beginning of the year, and as of Thursday, 18 of them have been completed, with plans of wrapping up 4 more projects within the next couple of weeks.
Community Connects with Resources at Free Event
Dozens of Resources were Available for Low Income People
Low income and homeless People connected with the resources they need at an event today in Duluth.
St. Louis County Celebrates Completion of Major Projects
The Projects Cost More Than 5 Million Dollars
St. Louis County celebrated the completion of 3 public works projects.
New Program in Duluth Helps with Transportation Barriers
CAD Program Helps People Drive
Community Action Duluth kicked off a new program today to help people overcome their transportation barriers.
Duluth Receives Financial Awards
City Receives Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting
The City of Duluth Auditor’s Office was awarded the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial reporting.
Former Hip Hop Artist and Assistant Professor Visits UMD for Presentation
Topics Included Racism, White Privilege, and How Music Affects Culture
Scholar, Journalist, artist and activist Dr. Chenjerai Kumanyika visited UMD to discuss Entertainment, culture and activism.
UMD to Layoff 38 Instructional Staff Members
The Layoffs Will Save UMD 2 Million Dollars
The layoffs will make a 2 million dollar cut to the budget deficit; an annual deficit that used to be more than 9 million dollars.
Beargrease to Start in New Location
The sled dog marathon will now begin in Two Harbors
The Beargrease will now begin at the Lake County Fairgrounds in Two Harbors.
Click It or Ticket in Minnesota
Special enforcement of seat belt laws through Oct. 30
Law enforcement agencies across Minnesota are focusing on seat belt law enforcement
