Minnesota Power is planning a community Solar Garden, but some community members are not quite satisfied with the plans.
Many families struggle with paying for diapers, LSS looks to fill that void with a diaper drive.
So far this November our snowfall has been lackluster at best with a foot below average. But the snow is getting ready to fall and the Minnesota Department of Transportation is ready.
There’s a lot of excitement right now for a small alternative school in Duluth that’s gotten a big eco-friendly grant.
With Thanksgiving in the rear-view mirror, things are revving up on the tracks of the North Shore Scenic Railroad.
Spirit Mountain played host this weekend to thousands of fans and racers from across the country for the 24th annual AMSOIL Snocross race.
The University of Minnesota Duluth’s men and women’s hockey teams held their annual “Skate with the Bulldogs” at the AMSOIL Arena Sunday.
The Holiday Shopping Frenzy carried on from yesterday to today for Small Business Saturday.
Fans Packed the stands to cheer on their favorite riders and teams for the Amsoil Snocross Nationals at Spirit Mountain.
The Grambsch Family Candy Store Opened for the season.
The parents of Jacob Wetterling look to give the community some peace after the arrest of Daniel Heinrich.
Racers from as far as Scandanavia descended on Duluth for the first night of racing, highlighted by the AMSOIL Dominator.
Minnesota State Parks offered up their own Black Friday deal this year.
Two northern teams facing off and now those rivals are being forced to share the top spot but this rivalry has been going on long before today.
Right in time for the holidays Animal Allies Humane Society is attempting to unite homeless animals with new families.
Duluth got a little bit brighter tonight when Bentleyville lit up the town for the first time this season.
In the final installment of our special report, ‘Jonesin’ for Java’ FOX 21’s Travis Patterson checks out a fast paced Italian-like café at Duluth Coffee Company.
Marching bands, colorful floats and Santa took a ride down Superior street tonight for the annual Christmas of the North Parade, getting everyone in to the holiday spirit.
After months of deliberation, a compromise was made early this month regarding the future of the zoo. Today elected officials had their chance to weigh in on the plan.
It’s Wisconsin’s turn to get out in to the woods, with their firearms deer season kicking off this Saturday. Thousands are expected to take aim to bag their big catch.
Part two of a three part special report on local coffee hubs in the Northland. FOX 21’s Travis Patterson travels to Hayward, WI to try some local brews at Backroads Coffee.
Part one of a three part special report on local coffee hubs in the Northland. FOX 21’s Travis Patterson travels to Bayfield, WI to try some local brews at Big Water Coffee.
The Northland’s largest holiday arts and craft show is back for another year this weekend in Duluth.
The Nortun lodge and Sons of Norway are teaming up to bring Duluth a gingerbread city.
Today is World Diabetes Day, a day to get people aware about their health.
We are a little over two months until Beargrease sled dog marathon, but people aren’t waiting until January to start talking about the famous race.
‘Eat Downtown –Flavors of Fall’ hosted by the Greater Downtown Council in Duluth kicked off Sunday.
Project Lulu held a fundraiser event today at Harley Nature Center, that showcased art and poetry by community members.
Selma O’Brien had never been involved in jewelry making until two and a half years ago when a family member became ill.
The First United Methodist Church held their annual Craft and Bake Sale.
The University of Minnesota Duluth International Club held their annual International Taste of UMD Potluck.
Community members attended the event for 5 dollars a ticket, with all proceeds of the event benefiting St. Luke’s hospital.
In the final report on being transgender in the Northland, FOX 21’s Dan Hanger explores the positive advocacy work of two Duluth transgender people, and how UW-Superior is creating an accepting culture of diversity, with a strong focus on the transgender community.
FOX 21’s Dan Hanger begins a three-part special report as two transgender Northlanders open up about transitioning their everyday lives to reflect the gender identity they overwhelmingly feel inside.
The watch is featured in the upcoming James Bond Film, and is a limited edition. Only 7007 of them exist world wide.
They are collecting supplies to help people who are homeless get over the harsh winter, and asking for supplies like gloves, sleeping bags, winter hats, and back packs.
St. Luke’s is the only hospital in Minnesota to be awarded a Mission Lifeline STEMI Receiving Center Gold Award.
The Lake Superior Marine Museum Association is hosting their 28th annual Gales of November.
Mayor Don Ness clearly loves the city of Duluth, and those sentiments are echoed by his nearly 90-percent approval rating by residents.
“These pipelines are incredibly detrimental to not only folks that live near the communities, but also to the environment and largely contribute to climate change, which is why we are here today,”
October of last year, Mayor Don Ness announced on his social media that he would not be running for third term, and though he’s not sure what he will be doing, he says it most likely won’t be in politics.
The Miller Hill Mall and Northland Party hosted Malloween, a mall wide trick or treating event.
Students living in the residence halls decorated their hallways and gave Candy to Children dressed in costume. The event also featured a haunted house, and kid friendly arts, crafts, and games.
Three floors of the Pilgrim Church were transformed Sunday into the world of Harry Potter for children to explore and collect candy.
Dozens of people gathered at Everett Bergren’s grave site Sunday as his family dedicated a large granite bench to memorialize Everett and his grandmother, Paula.
Student Organizations from The University of Minnesota-Duluth hosted the first ever Cancer: Go Fly a Kite fundraiser.
Kids in costume trick-or-treated out of the trunks of thematically decorated cars. The event also featured a bounce house, food, and games.
A mother’s nightmare became a reality for Jacqueline Eck in July of this year, when she received a phone call that her son, Matthew Rewald, was viciously attacked by three people in Morgan Park.
Lake Superior Railroad Museum hosts Halloween event for kids.
Alpine Club hosts 44th Annual Ski Swap at Spirit Mountain’s Bear Paw Chalet
