KYN: Anglers Bar and Grill
Going Strong Since 1977
In this week’s Knowing Your Neighbors, we look at a family owned bar and grill that’s been going strong since 1977.
Author: Adam Jagunich
Cowbell Event Raises Money For Northern Lights Foundation
Northern Lights hosts seventh annual cowbell event
A night of music and entertainment, with everyone chanting for “more cowbell”.
Sen. Bakk Attends Silver Bay Town Hall For Miners
The city of Silver Bay has been hit hard by the mining crisis, so state officials came together Wednesday to listen and learn about the serious effects of the local mine going idle.
Renovations Coming to Chambers Grove Park
Enhancements Come After 2012 Flood
After the Northland Flash Flood of 2012, Chambers Grove Park was never fully restored, but that will soon be changing.
Gov. Walker Rolls Out Affordable Education Package at UWS
Legislative Package Would Help Former, Current Students
The carpet was rolled out for Governor Scott Walker on the campus of UWS Tuesday evening. The topic — college affordability and his plan to make it happen.
Duluth City Council Sets 2016 Legislative Priorities
Monday Marks First City Council Meeting Of The Year
The city council is gathering to set resolutions for Duluth’s priorities for the 2016 legislative session.
Leah Gustafson’s Murder — A Decade Later
Mother, Father Police Chief Reflect
In an exclusive interview, FOX 21’s Dan Hanger sat down with Leah Gustafson’s mother and father, as well as Superior Police Chief Nick Alexander — to reflect on the night of Leah’s murder 10 years ago, and also talk about healing and even forgiveness.
Lake Superior Watershed Symposium
Environmental experts descended on UMD Wednesday to discuss the future of the Lake Superior Watershed.
Northland Women Get Shopping Tips For Heart Health
Ten Northland women got a tour of the Burning Tree Road Super One in Duluth Wednesday to get heart healthy.
Aurora’s Last Grocery Store to Close Wednesday
Zup's Has Been Open For 42 Years
A declining customer base and increasing competition has forced a hard decision for Zupancich Brothers, Inc.
Street Outreach Team Working To Help Homeless This Winter
80-120 People Are Homeless In Duluth
According to a representative of CHUM, around 80 to 120 people face homelessness in Duluth at any given time. These numbers get particularly worrisome during the cold winter months.
Hayward Businesses Surviving Warm Winter
Snow Prediction Boosts Sales After Mild Month
In the resort towns of Northwest Wisconsin, business is seasonal—fishing and water sports when it’s warm, ice fishing and snow sports, when it’s cold—but this year the mild winter has kept the snow from falling and the lakes from freezing, and the usual suspects aren’t around.
New Boss For St. Louis River Alliance
Kris Eilers Named Executive Director
Kris Eilers is formally taking over the reigns of the SLRA as they work to have the St. Louis River delisted as an area of concern for the Environmental Protection Agency.
Duluth Attempting To Quarantine Ash Borer
City Trying To Keep Bug From Leaving Park Point
Residents are encouraged to bring their tree trimmings to the crews, who will chip and compost it, to ensure the beetle is dead.
Political Professor Weighs In On Hagen Controversy
Dr. Von Hagel Discusses Mayor's Muslim Comments
“With social media it does place a certain responsibility on public officials and I think that for the most part, one would assume that they are aware of the ramifications of certain statements,” Dr. Von Hagel said, Tuesday.
Winter Solstice Celebrated in Two Harbors
Shortest Day, Longest Night
It’s official, every day between now and June 21, 2016 will be longer than the previous day. And in Two Harbors Monday, it was a celebration.
Lack of Snow Slowing Business In Northland
Sonju Two Harbors Snowmobile Business Stagnant
Snowfall is well below average this year. If it were not for the sizable snow storm last week, most of the Northland would be more than 50 percent below average snowfall levels on the year.
Eira Plays Worldly Holiday Music
A Christmas concert turned into a trip around the world for those who were at Duluth Congregational Church Sunday.
Two Hospitalized With Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Two people in Superior were hospitalized early Sunday morning due to toxic levels of carbon monoxide in their apartment.
‘Star Wars’ Toys In Demand With Latest Film
Antique, Modern Toys Available In Duluth
Modern-era “Star Wars” toys can be found almost everywhere, including locally owned businesses like Legacy Toys in the Miller Hill Mall.
Northlanders Feel “The Force”
Fans Flock to Theaters for 'Star Wars' Premiere
Duluth Cinema 10 in Canal Park, and theaters across the country, were showing the new “Star Wars” movie all night Thursday.
FOX 21 Live at ‘Star Wars’ Premiere
The Force Awakens In Duluth
FOX 21 was live with fans Thursday night before the first screenings of “Star Wars'” latest premiere.
Mayor Ness Says Goodbye With Free Concert
Duluth Mayor Don Ness is leaving office on Jan. 4, 2016, and he’s going out with a bang.
Santa Stops By To Hit The Ice In Duluth
Santa and Rudolph made an appearance at the Duluth Heritage Sports Center Wednesday night for an open skate event hosted by the Duluth Parks and Rec. Department and the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Northland.
Visit Duluth Celebrates Gene Shaw’s Retirement
Visit Duluth and local business and community leaders got together for a party Wednesday to celebrate the retirement of Gene Shaw — who was the public relations director for Visit Duluth for more than a decade.
It’s ‘A Lure of Lights’ In Downtown Hayward
Businesses throughout Hayward are lit up with “A Lure of Lights” again this year, with some of those lights even synchronized to music.
Superior’s Top Cop Talks 2016 Goals, Challenges
Superior Police Chief Nick Alexander is reflecting on this first full year at the city’s top cop, while looking ahead at the challenges for 2016.
Woman Hit by Taxi in Duluth
A woman was injured Thursday night after being hit by a taxi in Duluth.
LSC Shows Students Future Path Ideas
Former students came to talk about their past experiences at LSC
Over at Lake Superior College, potential, former and current students gathered for one of their many career events.
Temple Israel Hosts Hanukkah Party
Hanukkah Party Teaches Children Traditions
The eight days of Hanukkah started Sunday.
Police Officers Sit Down For Story Time
The Duluth Public Library and Duluth Police Department have paired up for a program that’s giving kids a chance to hang out with the cops in a fun way.
Duluth-Superior Foundation Looks to Close Opportunity Gap
DSACF launches opportunity gap initiative
The Duluth-Superior Area Community Foundation announced the launch of an ambitious initiative Wednesday.
UMD Teams Up With Local After-School Program
UMD’s Athletics Department has been partnering with an after-school program at Laura MacArthur Elementary School all school year. And Tuesday, it was a time to perform holiday programs.
FEMA Considerably Lowers Duluth’s Payback From Flood
Just weeks ago, Duluth was in danger of having to pay back $1.5 million to FEMA for potential unqualified use of emergency money during the Northland Flash Flood. But last week officials were notified the payment had been waved to a much lower amount in the thousands.
Highway 53 Project Begins Bridge Work
We’re getting you up close and by boat to check out the base work for the new Highway 53 redevelopment project on the Iron Range.
Iron Range May Soon Get ‘Makerspace’
The Iron Range is a spread-out community, but one group wants to make a space where they can bring creative minds together.
St. Scholastica’s Concert and Jazz Bands Perform
The College of St. Scholastica showcased its students’ talents with a concert Sunday afternoon.
Marcus Theaters Goes Dark For Good in Superior
Superior Value Cinema Showed Final Movie Sunday
Those who have enjoyed Marcus Theaters in Superior for the past 33 years are now looking for a new big screen to visit.
Curling Night In America Filming In Eveleth
International Competition to be Shown in 9 Episodes
Teams are competing three times each day at the Range Recreation Civic Center in Eveleth, and all draws are open to the public.
Union Gospel Mission in Need of Kids’ Gifts
The Union Gospel Mission is requesting educational toys for children, like gift cards, shampoo, and soap sets.
Annual Lutefisk Dinner Doesn’t Disappoint
First Lutheran Church Has Hosted It Since The '90s
Lutefisk Dinner organizer Beatrice Ojakangus says it took more than 100 volunteers to pull off the annual event Wednesday.
Entrepreneurship Fair Held at UMD
Students Display Original Business Ideas With Global Reach
The program seeks to help students develop skills necessary to enter a growingly creative and international economy.
Business Group Pushes for Parking Changes
Superior Street Parking An Issue Again
A group of local businesses is asking the city to re-evaluate a parking system they say puts them at a competitive disadvantage.
Paul Bunyan Lives On In Bemidji
Town Adopts Identity of Legendary Lumberjack.
Some things have changed, Midway Road is now Paul Bunyan Drive and the city is no longer dependant on logging as its main industry.
Gas Prices Fall in the Northland
Here’s something to be thankful this holiday season, lower gas prices.
Superior Geography Night
Superior Middle School Students Tackle Geography
18 of the nearly 50 students participated in the championship of the schools geography bee.
ReStore Sells Restored Art
Habitat Store Revives Vintage Furniture as Art
ReStore holds social auctions off upcycled items to raise money for Habitat projects.
Justice City of the North
Social Justice Protest Borrows Name, Coincides with Christmas Parade
Social Justice Protest Borrows Name, Coincides with Christmas Parade
Giving Thanks Feast
22nd Annual Event Organized by Students
Fond Du Lac Tribal and Community College hosts 22nd Annual Giving Thanks Feast.
