Positive Energy Outdoors Banned from Fredenberg Park
Youth Camp Served Trespass Notice for Public Park
Earlier this month Positive Energy Outdoors was banned from Fredenberg Park by township officials.
Author: Graham Hakala
Duluth Police Chief Talks Challenges, 2016 Goals
Chief: More Officers Needed On Streets
In a two-part special report. FOX 21’s Dan Hanger sits down one-on-one with the chiefs of the Duluth police and fire departments to talk about accomplishments, struggles and 2016 goals.
‘Night Without a Home’
Raising Awareness of Homelessness in Twin Port
Community members spent the night outside Saturday to help raise awareness of homelessness in the Twin Ports.
University Leaders Meet With Public in Superior
Listening Sessions Designed to Gauge Public Vision of Future
University officials, including system president Ray Cross, were on hand for an interactive meeting in UW-Superior’s Yellowjacket Union.
Dunkin’ Donuts Opens in Superior
Store Is Located At 3110 Tower Avenue
The Northland’s second Dunkin Donuts has opened its doors on Tower Avenue in Superior.
Beetles Invading Homes
Asian Lady Beetles Seeking Shelter Ahead of Coming Winter
As temperatures change the insects seek shelter from cold weather that is potentially fatal.
Sunshine, Packed Parade Top Off Apple Festival
City: More Than 50,000 People Attend Three-Day Festival
Apples, apples and more apples! The 54th annual Bayfield Apple Festival is in the books, and the weather was amazing for thousands of visitors Sunday, as FOX 21’s Dan Hanger reports.
College Of St. Scholastica Celebrates Homecoming
Events Wrapped Up on Saturday
Events began at the beginning of the week with the theme “Blue and Gold never Gets Old” highlighting the school colors.
St. Louis River Alliance Hosts 20th Anniversary Fall Colors Train Ride
Non-Profit hosts Fundraiser to Protect the River
The group offered a scenic train ride on the Lake Superior and Mississippi railroad to view the fall colors along the St. Louis River.
‘Buddy Bears’ Donated to Volunteer Fire & Ambulance
Stuffed Animals To Help Cheer Up Children in Carlton After Traumatic Experiences
Tuesday, the northeast chapter of ABATE – American Bikers for Awareness Teaching and Education – donated ‘Buddy Bears’ to the Carlton County volunteer Fire and Ambulance.
Northland Roasters Celebrate National Coffee Day
Tuesday coffee lovers across the nation had reason to celebrate their java jolt.
Questions Surround Hog Island Health Hazards
Douglas County Board Without Enough Information to Make Decision
The Douglas County Land Conservation Committee recommended the Land and Development Committee deny development on Hog Island.
50-Cent Rummage Sale at Duluth Chuch
Hope United Methodist Church Hosts Sale
Hope United Methodist Church was the place to be for deals too good to be true.
Frosty Ridge Alpaca Farm Open to Public
32 Alpacas and 1 Llama to See
Northlanders had the chance to get an up close look at some alpacas Saturday.
13th Annual Twin Ports Vintage Fest
Vintage Snowmobiles on Display on Rice Lake Rd.
The 13th Annual Twin Ports Vintage Fest is taking place this weekend.
Hot Air Balloon Festival Kicks Off in Bayfront Park
Northlanders Experience Tethered Rides, Aviation Throwback
Bayfront Park has been taken over by nearly a dozen, colorful hot air balloons!
Blue Heron’s ‘Science on Deck’ Season Wraps Up
Fifth & Final Session Teaches Guests About Lake Superior's Changing Seasons
Friday, Duluth’s Large Lakes Observatory wrapped up its fifth and final session of ‘Science on Deck.’
Fall Colors Starting to Show in the Northland
Trees are Hinting the Season changing
Some of the trees such as the Basswood and Ash, have started to turn yellow, but the red and orange hues are still yet to come. Jay Cook rangers said the peak season is usually the end of September to the beginning of October.
Ashland Police Dept. Raises $32,000 for Artesian Well
In 3 Months, Community & Tourist Donations Raised to Fund New City Attraction
In just three months, the Ashland Police Department has raised $32,000 to go toward drilling a new artesian well.
Ashland Victorious in 4-Year Legal Battle vs Xcel Energy
Federal Judge Rules City Has Zero Liability in Ashland Lakefront SuperFund Lawsuit
The four–year legal battle between the city of Ashland and Xcel Energy/Northern States Power has come to an end.
Hundreds Bid Farewell to School
The doors of the Morgan Park School were opened to the public one last time.
Photographers Work To Reopen ‘Depot Darkroom’
Facility Has Been Idle Since The 1980s
Two Northland photographers are planning a resurrection of a one-of-a-kind darkroom that’s hidden inside the Duluth Depot and hasn’t been touched since the 1980s.
Knowing Your Neighbors: The Platter
An Ashland Restaurant Rich With Area History
Fox 21’s Stef Manisero takes us to the south shore, where one of Ashland’s oldest restaurants is leaving diners not only well–fed, but well–connected to the city.
Cloquet Hosts 93rd Annual Labor Day Celebration
Dozens of community members lined the streets for the holiday parade.
Vets Golf Free
Proctor Golf Club Provides 18 and a meal
The Proctor Golf Club offered active military and veterans a free round of golf for Labor Day.
Red Herring Hosts ‘Super Big Block Party’
First-Ever Event Celebrates Minnesota Musicians & Culture
Saturday, crowds packed a section of East First Street to celebrate Minnesota music and culture.
Festival Called ‘Crown Jewel’ of Pride Weekend
Thousands Support the LGBT Community in Bayfront Park
The pride celebrations roll on here in the Twin Ports, and Saturday’s festival is known as the ‘Crown Jewel’ of the entire weekend.
19-Year-Old Arrested on Multiple Charges after Shots Fired
Police Respond to Reports of Multiple Gunshots Just After 2 AM Saturday Morning
Early Saturday morning many residents of downtown Duluth woke up to the sounds of multiple gunshots and loud screams.
Walls Going Up at Hermantown Holiday Inn Express
New 80-Room Hotel to be Ready for Summer 2016
First floor walls are going up on the new Holiday Inn Express in Hermantown.
Northlanders Plan to Enjoy Labor Day Weekend
Crowds Enjoy Last Holiday Weekend of Summer
It’s the last holiday weekend of the summer and already Duluth is full of people heading up to spend this Labor Day weekend on The Big Lake.
Rocky Mountain Chocolate Sending ‘Fudge For Troops’
Supporting Duluth-Area Troops Stationed Overseas
The Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory in Canal Park is showing its support for our troops overseas.
950th Troops Return to Superior From Afghanistan
Community Lined Hammond Ave. for Homecoming
Nearly 100 Wisconsin Army National Guard troops are home after an eight month deployment to Afghanistan.
Fitger’s Brewhouse to Set Up Shop at State Fair
For First Time Ever, Minnesota Allows Beer Sales in Open Market
If you plan on heading to the state fair, there is a local connection to the Northland.
Sacred Heart Music Center Moving Forward
After Truck Plows Through Building, Staff Says Events Will Remain As Planned
Cleaning up and moving forward are what’s on the minds of those at the Sacred Heart Music Center after a pick–up truck plowed through a corner of their building Thursday afternoon, destroying the drum practice room.
Sala Thai: Bringing A Taste of Thailand to Duluth
A Woman Passionate About Sharing Her Authentic Recipes With the Northland
Just a few months ago, Duluth’s only Thai restaurant moved from its neighborhood location on Woodland Avenue to the heart of downtown.
Superior, Japanese ‘Sister City’ Renew Partnership
Relationship Between Superior & Ami-machi Continues to Grow
Superior and its ‘Sister City’ in Japan have renewed their friendship.
Superior City Councilor Holds Trash Fee Forum
Invites Public to Learn, Ask Questions About Garbage Collection Fee Proposal
Monday night, a Superior city councilor invited citizens to ask questions and learn about his proposal for a city trash collection fee.
Moving Forward From Noise Concerns at Bayfront Park
Mayor Ness: It's About Finding A Balance
Tribute Fest in Bayfront Park led to an abnormal number of noise complaints Friday night. Though it’s all said and done, the city is brainstorming ways to prevent the conflict from happening again.
Dragon Boat Racers Arrive For Opening Ceremony
Races Begin Saturday At 8 A.M.
Paddles up! It’s time for the 14th Annual Lake Superior Dragon Boat Festival on Barker’s Island.
6th Street Project Stirs Sidewalk Discussion in Ashland
Residents, City Councilors Divided Over Sidewalk Details in Road Repair Plan
Details are being finalized for a 22–block street repair project in Ashland that has citizens divided.
Breakwater Project Underway in Ashland
Wall of Stones Will Act As Wave Barrier in Chequamegon Bay
Thousands of stones are being brought to Ashland and placed in the Chequamegon Bay to create a break wall.
Construction Of New Ashland Firehouse On Schedule
Building to Offer Updated Staffing Facility, Improved Resources
Construction of a new fire house in Ashland is right on schedule.
Zenith City Style Launches Online Magazine
New Lifestyle Magazine Brings Duluthians Latest Downtown Vibes
The first–ever online, lifestyle magazine is now live in Duluth!
Health Concerns About ‘Rubber Mulch’ on Duluth Playgrounds
Effort to Ensure Children's Safety, Raise Awareness, Test Toxicity of 'Crumb Tire'
In just five days, nearly 400 people have signed a petition to remove rubber mulch from Duluth playgrounds, worried it’s risking their children’s health. The school district, however, insists the children are safe.
City Council Fee Process to Appear on November Ballot
Voters to Decide If City Councilor's Pay Will Be Determined in New Way
At Friday’s special meeting, the Duluth City Council passed a resolution proposing a change to the process by which city officials’ pay is determined.
‘Discover the Dinosaurs’ Visits Duluth
Kids Learn, Explore Creatures of Pre-Historic Life at the DECC
Friday, kids and their families were invited to the DECC to explore the mysteries of pre–historic life. Discover the Dinosaurs brought hands–on exhibits to Duluth for kids to get up close and touch replicas of the extinct reptiles.
City Council Sets Ranked Choice Voting Ballot Question
Question to Parallel Wording on Fair Vote MN Petition, Clarifiers Added
What’s been a busy week for the Duluth City Council, wrapped up Friday with a special meeting held to discuss the future of Ranked Choice Voting in the city of Duluth.
Park Pointers Fight To Stop Sale Of Wooded Land
3 Acres Near 17th Street Off Minnesota Avenue
Some Park Point residents are giving it their all to try to save wooded land St. Louis County wants to sell this October. The three acres of bayside property is just off Minnesota Avenue near 17th Street.
Duluth Approves $300,000 of Tourism Tax Budget for Spirit Mountain
Funding Approved for Spirit Mountain
Monday night, a struggling Spirit Mountain reached out to the city of Duluth for financial support to help keep the ski hill afloat.
Northlanders Celebrate International Beer Day
Bent Paddle Creates Special Brew
Beer lovers filled the Bent Paddle Tap Room Friday, as the brewery celebrated International Beer Day.
