CLOQUET, Minn. – Friends of Animals Humane Society in Cloquet moves in to a new location this weekend. Officials say Friends of Animals outgrew their old building and needed a bigger, updated shelter. Crews are finishing up work on the 12,000 square foot complex close to downtown Cloquet. And it’s only a matter of time before doors open. “We’re moving this…
CLOQUET, Minn. – This weekend, Cloquet Middle School hosts the Celebration of Young singers this weekend. Ninety-two students from seven elementary schools come together to celebrate music education .The Minnesota Music Educators Association sponsors the event. Students will sing six songs showcasing their talents. “To have an opportunity for so many kids who really want to sing and want to…
DULUTH, Minn. – In this week’s Knowing Your Neighbor, photojournalist Graham Hakala, takes us to Bent Paddle, where they’re on a mission to do more than serve up a refreshing brew. For more information on Bent Paddle’s Paddle It Forward initiative and how they continually work to minimize their carbon footprint, visit their website www.bentpaddlebrewing.com Categories: Business, Features, Knowing Your Neighbor,…
DULUTH, Minn. – UMD students got the chance to show off their business skills in a Shark Tank style competition on Monday. Six presenters showed off their business ideas to their peers, as well as local business leaders. Each presenter would give their business pitch, and took questions from the panel and the audience. The competition was modeled after the…
Duluth, Minn. — City council president Joel Sipress kicked off his re-election campaign Monday. Sipress is running for re–election to Duluth’s 2nd Dist. seat. Supporters gathered at Sara’s Table to hear the candidate discuss issues he hopes to address in the community. “We’re getting a good, active start,” Sipress said. “We’re going to be working hard and talking with people…
Moose Lake, Minn. – Crews at the Moose Lake Campgrounds are gearing up for a busy season. Staff there is set to open up sometime next month, but there is still plenty of work to be done, clearing tree branches, and getting the facilities up running. They’re also tying up a few loose ends left after the flood that hit Moose…
Superior, Wis. – At Barker’s Island in Superior, people are anxious for boating season to rev up. Right now, there are still some chunks of ice floating around the marina. In the meantime crews are fixing up boats and getting prepared to work those docks. “It’s getting to be nice weather and everyone’s excited about getting into the water,” service…
Duluth, Minn. Some tourism businesses say the mild weather this year has been great for business. The Duluth Experience says they started their kayak tours earlier this year than ever. Now they’re directing their attention to a few other new tours they’ll be able to offer this spring and summer that includes walking tours. That will take people to enjoy…
Duluth, Minn. Some Northland kids got the chance to get up close to some nocturnal critters today. The Lake Superior Zoo’s Zoomobile made the stop today to teach kids about these interesting critters, and hopefully inspire them to learn more about animals in the future. “That’s one of the first steps towards conservation,” said Lake Superior Zoo’s Melanie Michaels. “Getting…
SUPERIOR, WIs. – Six-year-old Jace Hudacek was diagnosed with leukemia just before his third birthday. Jace has gone through chemotherapy to battle his illness and today was Jace’s last time. Categories: Community, News, News – Latest News
DULUTH, Minn. – The University of Minnesota Duluth invited a few alumni to read from their published works. The Masters of Liberal Studies program hosted the event as a way to bring the community together to learn more about the masters program and the careers graduates can pursue. “I think it’s really important,” guest author and UMD alum, Lyle Wildes…
Ashland, Wis. Growing excitement in Ashland, Wisconsin. A new multi-million dollar development is planned for the city’s downtown, in the form of a new hotel. The city council has voted to move forward with the proposed four-story hotel project. The 51 unit hotel is set to be build on the west end of downtown Ashland, adjacent to Deepwater Grille and South…
Duluth, Minn. The reconstruction of the main runway at the Duluth International Airport is running into some delays. The 60–year–old concrete on the main runway is currently in the process of being replaced. While the project is being completed in phases to minimize air traffic disruption, these current delays may potentially close the runway for two months in the summer…
Duluth, Minn. – With recent snowmobile fatalities in the Northland, experts are warning people to keep an eye on safety precautions. Alcohol and snowmobiling are a major cause of accidents on the trails. Speed is another factor. Experts caution riders to stay on their side of the trail, and abide by posted speed limits. As of right now, trail conditions…
SUPERIOR, Wisc. – The Superior Girls High School Hockey team put on some unique jerseys for a good cause. While playing Monday’s game they wore ugly sweater jerseys to in efforts to draw a bigger crowd and collect food for the local food shelf. The coaches wore the ugly sweater jerseys as well. “My wife found these online and asked…
Women in the Twin Ports are working to send people to The Women’s March on Washington D.C. in January.
Residents at the Primrose Retirement Community of Duluth raced Pinewood Derby cars with local Boy Scouts.
A cultural Christmas Celebration is back in Knife River.
Three locally owned businesses have shops in the Miller Hill Mall, and those stores are banding together to offer customers an after hours shopping experience.
Dancers showed off their skills, rhythm and flexibility at The 6th annual Willie Kruger Dance Competition in Duluth.
Kids and possibly future UMD Bulldogs had the chance to skate with their heroes, the men and women on the UMD Hockey teams.
Rock climbers from around the state visited Duluth for the 10th Annual North Shore Style Climbing Competition.
World AIDS Day has been recognized since 1988, this year Duluth/Superior Pride decided to get involved and host a community event.
The Nordic Center in Duluth hosted a full day of holiday events.
Friends and Family of Nathan Gould, who was killed in a car accident this month, came together to remember him, and celebrate his life.
Frost River in the Lincoln Park neighborhood of Duluth was bustling with people, many who were there to support small businesses, while working down their holiday shopping list.
Despite the warm temperatures, the Amsoil Snocross races are going strong at Spirit Mountain this weekend.
The earth-shattering power of NASA is usually felt for most through one’s television. But for 21-year-old UMD student Kirsi Kuutti, the sky is the limit.
Students from around the world came together for the UWS Cultural night.
Grand Rapids welcomed an Aldi grocery store.
The first snowstorm of the season has many people excited to hit the slopes.
It’s a tradition each year for Santa to parachute in to Bentleyville, and this year it was no different. Thousands of people lined up to watch the grand entrance, and to become one of the first ones to see this year’s lights.
The first United Methodist Church is celebrating 50 years at the Copper Top Church.
Tensions are high and protests have been breaking out across cities in the nation since President-elect Donald Trump took the big win on election day. But Sunday, community, religious, and educational leaders made a call for unity.
The Biggest Holiday arts and crafts show in the Northland is taking over the DECC.
The Courage Kenny Rehabilitation Institute hosted their dry land training for new ski and snowboard volunteers Saturday.
The program teaches the volunteers about the mission of the red cross, and trains them to become Disaster Action Team trainees, who can work with Disaster Action Teams in the case of an emergency.
Children at Hermantown Elementary had the chance to meet an American hero today.
In an exclusive report, FOX 21’s Dan Hanger takes you inside the old burned-out Kozy building in downtown Duluth before it’s hammered shut for another winter and shopped around for potential developers.
Minnesota Sen. Al Franken and Duluth Mayor Emily Larson made a stop at University of Minnesota Duluth to talk to students about the presidential election just days away.
Minnesota welcomed deer season with record breaking warm temperatures, and hunters are pouring into businesses that specialize in processing deer eager to get their meat in the fridge.
People learned the importance of “making” things, at a Multi-field community workshop at the Barnes and Noble in the Miller Hill Mall.
November 14th is World Diabetes day, but the Northland celebrated a little early.
Women helped fight against breast cancer at an annual event full of activities, education and shopping.
“It’s completely dark inside the house and we just go through with flashlights,” explained Andria Murphy, a tour guide.
People of all ages enjoyed spooky musical numbers at the Annual Not So Scary Halloween Concert put on by the Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestras.
Winter sport enthusiasts have the chance to buy new and used ski and snowboards at Spirit Mountain
Vikings fans may be focused on this year’s season, but win or lose next season the super bowl is coming to Minnesota.
In Northeastern Minnesota almost 50,000 people live in poverty, so food shelves, like CHUM, are looking to stock up before winter hits.
There was Halloween fun to be had over across the bridge in Superior.
