Jane Kim, Author at Fox21Online

Sewer Project Soon to be Constructed in Hermantown

The project will increase the property value in the city by 52 million dollars.

February 20, 2020

Jane Kim,

HERMANTOWN, Minn. – A significant sewer project will also be constructed in Hermantown. The project will increase the property value in the city by 52 million dollars. The project will also open up 230 acres of previously undeveloped property. Property that can be used for housing, multiple family housing or business. The area is between Maple Grove Road and Hermantown…

Hermantown Prepares for Road Construction

Hermantown is making efforts to repair roads before they get worse...

February 20, 2020

Jane Kim,

HERMANTOWN, Minn. – Hermantown is making efforts to repair roads before they get worse…but even though many of the city’s roads are in need of repair, some are worried about the cost. Bumps and more bumps. Hermantown is making efforts to make roads safer for residents. The newly approved road construction plan is an eight-year project. The first phase is…

Dehumidifiers Recalled for being a Fire Hazard

Fire officials want you to check your dehumidifier as some are being recalled as a fire hazard..

February 20, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – Fire officials want you to check your dehumidifier as some are being recalled as a fire hazard. Even though the winter has made our air more dry. Some people are still using dehumidifiers because Duluth is a wet city that can leave basements damp. Fire officials discovered 14 recalled units in the field that are still in…

Community Day at the Aquarium

Over the last few years, about two thousand people show up during the community day at the aquarium.

February 19, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – Over the last few years, about two thousand people show up during the free community day at the aquarium. Today was no different. Patrons young and old came to the event to see all of the exhibits. The Community Day initiative started in 2018 with the hope of highlighting and showcasing some of Duluth’s best attractions for…

Northlander Receives Award for Commitment to Emergency Management

Cheryl Skafte received the outstanding community partner award for her work helping document those needing help after the storm.

February 19, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – One Northlander also received an award today for their commitment to emergency management during the October storm. Cheryl Skafte received the outstanding community partner award for her work helping document those needing help after the storm. “It’s a real honor to be recognized and to feel like maybe something that we’re doing in Duluth is something that…

How to Prepare for an Upcoming Storm

When bad storms hit the Northland, it takes a team effort to help the area recover...

February 19, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – When bad storms hit the Northland, it takes a team effort to help the area recover. That’s why planning ahead is so important. Today, emergency managers and responders from both the state and local gathered in Duluth to discuss response strategies. It’s about educating the public that all emergencies are local, whether they happen at the city,…

MnDot hosts Coffee and Conversations

The Minnesota Department of Transportation likes to share details on road projects and construction over coffee with the public.

February 18, 2020

Jane Kim,

PROCTOR, Minn. – The Minnesota Department of Transportation likes to share details on road projects and construction over coffee with the public. MnDOT had one of its coffee and conversation sessions today in Proctor. The program talks about upcoming road projects, along with snow and ice removal. The meetings span across eight counties for people to ask questions and give…

Wisconsin Primary Kicks Off!

Poll workers say they've seen a good turnout for primary election day so far

February 18, 2020

Jane Kim,

SUPERIOR, Wis. – Poll workers say they’ve seen a good turnout for primary election day so far. On the ballot tonight are races for City Council, the Wisconsin Supreme Court and the primary for the 7th Congressional District. The special election race is to replace former U.S. Representative Sean Duffy, a Republican who resigned from his post this past fall…

President’s Day: A Holiday Filled with Fun and Remembrance

Who was the fourth president of the United States? What about the first president with a beard?

February 17, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – President’s Day means school is out for kids of all ages, but it also means a day of remembering what the holiday is all about. Who was the fourth president of the United States? What about the first president with a beard? President’s Day is a reason to have the day off, but is also a day…

President’s Day Brings Winter Fluff

With the snow, Duluth looked like a small snow globe today...

February 17, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – With the snow, Duluth looked like a small snow globe today… Visitors were out at Canal Park and taking pictures and enjoying the dusting made by the snow. Some tourists came from the Twin Cities and they say that the snowfall creates a beautiful landscape. “Oh definitely, the trees were covered with a little bit of that…

Virtual Outdoors at Duluth Boat Show

Patrons young and old came together to brush up on their fishing skills at the DECC.

February 15, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – Practicing before the great catch. Patrons young and old came together to brush up on their fishing skills at the DECC. With 300 pounds of fighting Rainbow Trout and 3,500 gallons of water, virtual outdoors brings a way for Duluth Boat Show attendees to partake in fishing indoors. “I’m doing this all for my little brother,” said…

A Galentine’s Day Market at Flora North

Small businesses united today under the theme of Galentine's Day.

February 15, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – Small businesses united today under the theme of Galentine’s Day. Flora North hosted four pop-up shops, all owned by local businesswomen. Lake Superior Bakehouse, Voula Vintage, Grey Cloth Natural Fiber Art and Lakewood Ceramics all joined Flora North at one location for a special pop-up shop event. “Well, it just helps everyone out,” said Kate Erickson, organizer…

Potential Weather Troubles for Flowers

With the negative chills in February, flowers were bound to face the cold on Valentine's Day...

February 14, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – Hydrangeas, tulips, lilies and roses. With the negative chills in February, flowers were bound to face the cold on Valentine’s Day. Those at Engwall Florist and Gifts are taking precautions against drooping flowers. “Unfortunately the weather is colder this Valentine’s Day season,” said Shellie Tomlin, florist at Engwall Florist and Gifts. “We are doing double-bagging of things,…

Ikidarod Kicks Off

Kids transformed into dogs at this year's Ikidarod race...

February 14, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – Kids transformed into dogs at this year’s Ikidarod race. Second graders at North Shore Community School ran their 13th annual Ikidarod race, a play on words of Iditarod. Not only do they get to run a dog sled race, they get to act as the musher and as the dogs. “I think they’ve really liked learning about…

Boreal House Opens in West Duluth

Serving drinks with Minnesota nice...

February 14, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – Boreal House is now open. The new business features 16 craft beer taps and a full range of cocktails. The lounge hopes to be the next friendly neighborhood bar. “I hope that we’re your neighborhood bar,” said Katie Fast, owner of Boreal House, on what she hopes one year of operating Boreal House will bring. “I hope…

Superior Businesses Celebrate “Keep Your Love Local Day”

A little extra love is in the air tonight in Superior...

February 13, 2020

Jane Kim,

SUPERIOR, Wis. – A little extra love is in the air tonight in Superior with the first-ever “Keep Your Love Local Day.” It’s all about supporting local businesses for the Valentine’s Day holiday. It’s the day before the February holiday, and businesses in Superior are feeling the love with “Keep Your Love Local Day.” Superior Mayor Jim Paine wants to…

Businesses Experience Traffic in the Cold

Whatever the weather, it looks like Duluthians seek out both yin and yang, lattes and ice cream, hot and cold...

February 13, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – The contrast between hot and cold… Local businesses that specialize in warm and cool items are experiencing business, amidst the frigid weather. The elements encouraged customers at the Duluth Coffee Company to get some hot coffee. “Woke up and it’s like a little bit of a shock wave,” said customer Rick Lampton. “We’ve had some pretty nice…

4th Annual 7th Grade Health Heart and Safety Day

Seventh graders at Superior Middle School are now equipped to save lives.

February 12, 2020

Jane Kim,

SUPERIOR, Wis. – Seventh graders at Superior Middle School are now equipped to save lives. This is the fourth year in a row students received CPR training from Superior first responders. Training included different stations like hands-only CPR, first aid, and the dangers of vaping. Those organizing the event say the main goal of the event is to help the…

Duluth Seaway Port Authority Awarded $10.5 Million Grant

A special grant means big money for the Duluth Seaway Port Authority...

February 12, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – A special grant means big money for the Duluth Seaway Port Authority. The $10.5 million dollars in funding is one of the largest grants the port authority has ever received. The United States Department of Transportation’s Maritime Administration is the one distributing the grant. It’s called the Post Infrastructure Development Program Grant and it will help with…

Baby Yoda in Duluth

It looks like a baby Yoda has made its way to Duluth...

February 11, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – With the hype of the new Yoda-based show on Disney Plus, it looks like a baby Yoda has made its way to Duluth. This snow sculpture is located in the middle of a yard near Denfeld High School on 4th street. The baby Yoda is far from little. It appears to be holding a cup of soup…

Wildwoods Permit Finally Resolved

However, the organization still wants 30 in-shelter assistants...

February 11, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – Wildwoods has officially obtained a novice wildlife rehabilitation permit. This allows the organization to rehabilitate orphaned animals and birds on a limited basis, and transport animals they are unable to care for. Wildwoods has not been able to accept animals since mid-October. The organization typically brings in about 1,800 to 2,000 animals per year. A novice permit…

Lake Superior College Hosts Student Success Day

Themes of the day included career exploration, transfer options and personal wellness.

February 11, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – LSC hosted its student success day earlier today. About 50 information tables were at the event, which were focused on a variety of themes including career exploration, transfer options and personal wellness. “Being our community’s college, we like to draw in people from the community as well so community partners, our faculty and staff all come together…

Wear Red Event Happening Throughout the Country

Whether it be head to toe or a little pop of red...

February 7, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – Whether it be head to toe or a little pop of red, millions all over the country are wearing red in support of women with cardiovascular disease, heart attacks and strokes. According to experts, more women die from heart disease and cardiovascular disease every year than all cancers combined, something a lot of people might not be…

Non-Alcoholic Beer Served at Ursa Minor Brewing

And if you don't drink beer? Well that's okay...

February 7, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – If you don’t drink beer? Well that’s okay… Ursa Minor Brewing in Duluth has a beer just for you! The Constellation Cream Ale is the first non-alcoholic beer the brewery has made. The hops and the grains for the drink are made with 100% Minnesota ingredients. The brewery’s general manager says it’s all about providing an avenue…

“Give Kids a Smile” Program at Lake Superior College

Having access to dental care has become a growing problem for some young people in the Northland and today.

February 7, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – Having access to dental care has become a growing problem for some young people in the Northland and today. Local dental professionals teamed up to make sure all kids can have that bright smile. Lake Superior College’s Dental Hygiene Clinic teamed up with dentists to provide free care for children. Thousands across the state received dental care…

UMD hosts Job and Internship Fair for STEM Majors

Calling all STEM majors...

February 6, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – Calling all STEM majors! Today was the job and internship fair at UMD. More than 500 people gathered at UMD’s Kirby Ballroom today. Companies like American Engineering Testing, Lake Superior Counseling and Essentia Health had booths at the event, out of 81 total employers. Organizers say it’s about providing valuable experiences for students. “A lot of students…

Escape the Bong 2.0 at the Richard I. Bong Veterans Historical Center

If you think you have the skills to navigate your way out of an escape room...the Bong Center in Superior is right for you!

February 6, 2020

Jane Kim,

SUPERIOR, Wis. – If you think you have skills to navigate your way out of an escape room. The Bong Center in Superior is hosting a fundraiser today through Saturday that will challenge you. Right now, the Bong Center has four different escape rooms, which test your puzzle solving skills. But you don’t have to take it too seriously…organizers say…

Korean War Vet Honored with Quilt

A Northland woman is using her gifts and talents to honor a veteran who was fighting for his life just weeks ago.

February 6, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – A Northland woman is using her gifts and talents to honor a veteran who was fighting for his life just weeks ago. After suffering a stroke, Fred Saccoman, an 88-year-old Korean War veteran, received a quilt in honor of his service. The Korean War ended more than 65 years ago and the legacy of those who served…

Electric Buses are Made Available

The wheels on the bus go round and round...

February 5, 2020

Jane Kim,

HERMANTOWN, Minn. – The wheels on the bus go round and round, but the more important question: is the bus diesel or electric? In the midst of the climate change debate, many companies are coming out with more energy efficient products that burn little to no fossil fuels. The Blue Bird corporation was the first to introduce the electric bus…

Burger Competition at Proctor High School

Culinary students at Proctor High School grabbed their spatulas to compete for the title of making the best signature burger today.

February 5, 2020

Jane Kim,

PROCTOR, Minn. – Culinary students at Proctor High School grabbed their spatulas to compete for the title of making the best signature burger today. Students battled for the best burger to be featured on the menu of Canal Park Brewing Company. It’s not the first time students participated in a food competition. In the past, they’ve competed to create the…

Local Impacts of Iowa Caucus

What does the Iowa Caucus mean for locals in the Northland?

February 4, 2020

Jane Kim,

SUPERIOR, Wis. – What does the Iowa caucus mean for locals in the Northland? We talked with one political expert who says that even though the caucus was only in Iowa, it has a large effect across the country as it could help shape results in other states. “They have such an impact and such an influence on the rest…

New Partnership Between LSC and Southwest Minnesota State University

Starting in the fall of 2020, LSC and Southwest Minnesota State University will offer a joint partnership where students will be able to attain Bachelor's degrees on LSC's campus.

February 4, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – For two schools in Minnesota, it’s all about collaboration. Lake Superior College and Southwest Minnesota State University have announced a new partnership that gives students more opportunities to reach for their dreams. Starting in the fall of 2020, LSC and Southwest Minnesota State University will offer a joint partnership where students will be able to attain Bachelor’s…

5th Annual Mobile Book Fair Kicks Off

Read read read...that's what organizers of the mobile book fair are encouraging young people to do.

February 3, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – Read, read, read…that’s what organizers of the mobile book fair are encouraging young people to do. The 5th annual event at the Gary New Duluth Recreation Center today showcases books ranging from sports books to graphic novels. Classes from Stowe Elementary School rotated in and out of the event where they got to pick out two new…

Youth in Action Make a Difference Conference Kicks Off

Students from schools throughout the Northland came together today to learn about student leadership and how to bring a positive change to northern Minnesota.

February 3, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – Students from schools throughout the Northland came together today to learn about student leadership and how to bring positive change to northern Minnesota. It’s called the Youth in Action Make a Difference Conference and it was held in Duluth for the first time ever. The annual conference was back for its 25th year. More than 400 students…

Locals Take Advantage of the Warm Weather in Duluth

Duluthians were treated to some out of the ordinary warm weather in the first weekend of February.

February 3, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – Duluthians were treated to some out of the ordinary warm weather in the first weekend of February. The lakewalk and Canal Park were bustling with many people out for a jog or walking their dogs. Temperatures in Duluth hit a high of 39 degrees, and the sun was shining after days of gray clouds. Minnesotans know weather…

Last Korean Church in Duluth Closes

Pastor Hyung Doo Park lead the congregation for the past eleven years.

February 2, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – The only Korean church in Duluth closed its doors last week Sunday. Grace Korean United Methodist Church had its last service because the pastor is now retiring. The last service was a bittersweet celebration, remembering the pastor’s legacy as well as the legacy of the church. Attendees of the service included UWS students as well as pastors…

Sweaters to Mittens Event Launched in Duluth

People came together at the Duluth Folk School in Lincoln Park to recycle and upcycle clothes and transform them into mittens.

February 2, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – Putting together mittens, from beginning to end. People came together at the Duluth Folk School in Lincoln Park to recycle and upcycle clothes and transform them into mittens. The goal of the class was to complete one pair of mittens. It’s just one of a variety of handcrafted classes offered at the school. “The folk school offers…

First Ever Twin Ports Brewfest

The brewfest was held at the Clyde Malting Building in Duluth.

February 1, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – The first-ever Twin Ports Brewfest was held at the Clyde Malting Building in Duluth. 15 different brewers poured over 60 different beers and ciders at the event. Organizers say Duluth has a rich history of beer that dates back to the last century. “I’m excited cause it’s the first ever,” said Walt Aplin, Twin Ports Brewfest organizer….

Cold Front Celebration Officially Kicks Off

Duluthians celebrated the great outdoors at today's festival.

February 1, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – With those above average temperature, it was a great day to get outside, and that’s what Duluthians did today at Bayfront Festival Park where Cold Front Duluth has officially kicked off! Duluthians celebrated the great outdoors at today’s festival. The third annual celebration was an excuse for locals to go outside and enjoy winter for all its…

Minnesota Supreme Court Associate Justice Visits Local High School

Justice Anne McKeig is the first American Indian to serve on Minnesota's Supreme Court.

January 31, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – Today, a Minnesota Supreme Court Justice spoke at Denfeld High School in Duluth. Justice Anne McKeig is the first American Indian to serve on Minnesota’s Supreme Court. She was appointed by former Governor Mark Dayton in 2016 and was officially elected in 2018. McKeig spoke about pursuing one’s dreams in spite of difficulty. “They shouldn’t restrict themselves,…

Local Impacts of the Coronavirus

Study abroad programs have been suspended for all University of Minnesota campuses to China for the semester of spring 2020.

January 31, 2020

Jane Kim,

TWIN PORTS – The Coronavirus has caused the State Department to recommend against all travel to China. Airlines are also suspending flights between the U.S. and China as the virus spreads. According to the Associated Press, the Coronavirus has resulted in 10,000 sick in just two months and has killed more than 200. Delta Airlines and American Airlines have suspended…

Third Annual Duluth Cold Front Celebration Kicks Off Tomorrow

This year, the event will be held at Bayfront Festival Park for the first time.

January 31, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – This weekend is the third annual Duluth Cold Front Celebration. This year, the event will be held at Bayfront Festival Park for the first time. Outdoor events include sled rides, a two-mile fun run, a sledding hill and a skating rink. Organizers say it’s all about celebrating the season. “We’re down here celebrating winter in Duluth. If…

Potholes in Duluth: What to Know

How are Duluth city leaders trying to fix them during a winter where the weather pattern has been ideal for pothole development?

January 28, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – Potholes are scattered on roads all over the Northland, creating problems for drivers. Duluth city leaders are trying to fix them during a winter where the weather pattern has been ideal for pothole development. Due to its unique hilly terrain and the wide temperature variations this winter, more and more potholes are popping up around the city….

Students Celebrate Superhero Day

Stella Maris Academy, along with the other Northland catholic schools, are celebrating National Catholic Schools week.

January 28, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s…superhero day! Stella Maris Academy, along with the other Northland catholic schools, are celebrating National Catholic Schools week with multiple events happening all this week. Today’s event featured students dressed up as their favorite super heroes to celebrate those who do good in the community. “There are superheroes all around us,…

Diversity Training at Proctor High School

The program was aimed at teaching staff at Proctor schools more about how to work with a diverse student population.

January 27, 2020

Jane Kim,

PROCTOR, Minn. – Equity and diversity took center stage today during a unique conference in Proctor. The program was aimed at teaching staff at Proctor schools more about how to work with a diverse student population, including the impact poverty can have on students. “Understanding how our experience affects our perceptions and then being open to others, so when we’re…

Crane Arrives for Essentia Health’s Vision Northland Project

The first of three cranes arrived for the construction project.

January 27, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – The first of three cranes have arrived for Essentia Health’s Vision Northland project. We talked with some local businesses near the site, and they say it has had little impact. “We do know that there’s a crane there,” said Tami Tanksi Sherman, Mall Manager of Fitger’s. “We do know that parking from our parking lot, we are…

Coronavirus: What Should Duluthians Expect?

Lab tests have come back negative for two suspected Coronavirus cases in Minnesota

January 27, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – Lab tests have come back negative for two suspected Coronavirus cases in Minnesota. But what exactly is the Coronavirus and what should you know about it? In recent weeks, the Coronavirus has moved from China to the U.S. Most of the nearly 3,000 people who have contracted the virus live in China, but more than 100 people…

Fourth Annual Lake Superior Ice Festival Kicks Off

Locals jumped into the festivities.

January 26, 2020

Jane Kim,

SUPERIOR, Wis. – The fourth annual Lake Superior Ice Festival kicked off in Superior and locals jumped into the festivities. The weather was quite warm in comparison to last year’s event. Families enjoyed both indoor and outdoor activities. Activities included sledding, ice racing and ice sculptures, including one of a baby Yoda. Ice racers revved up their engines as they…

Music Listening Competition Hosted at UMD

This was the first year Superior High School had a team competing in the event.

January 24, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – UMD is alive with the sound of music today as four local high school teams competed at a music listening contest. According to Nietzsche, “Without music, life would be a mistake.” High school students participating in today’s competition would probably share this sentiment. Ten regions across the Midwest, along with Utah, are taking part in the national…

Wooden Shark Built for Fire Fest

Glensheen Mansion is hosting the first inaugural Fire Fest and the main attraction is a 24-foot wooden shark!

January 24, 2020

Jane Kim,

DULUTH, Minn. – Not a great white but a great wood shark. Glensheen Mansion is hosting the first inaugural Fire Fest, the main attraction being a 24-foot wooden shark! Why a shark? Glensheen has a running joke about sharks in Lake Superior and has even created a shark-watching society in the summertime. “I think that’s part of our point for…

Author: Jane Kim

The project will increase the property value in the city by 52 million dollars.

Hermantown is making efforts to repair roads before they get worse...

Fire officials want you to check your dehumidifier as some are being recalled as a fire hazard..

Over the last few years, about two thousand people show up during the community day at the aquarium.

Cheryl Skafte received the outstanding community partner award for her work helping document those needing help after the storm.

When bad storms hit the Northland, it takes a team effort to help the area recover...

The Minnesota Department of Transportation likes to share details on road projects and construction over coffee with the public.

Poll workers say they've seen a good turnout for primary election day so far

Who was the fourth president of the United States? What about the first president with a beard?

With the snow, Duluth looked like a small snow globe today...

Patrons young and old came together to brush up on their fishing skills at the DECC.

Small businesses united today under the theme of Galentine's Day.

With the negative chills in February, flowers were bound to face the cold on Valentine's Day...

Kids transformed into dogs at this year's Ikidarod race...

Serving drinks with Minnesota nice...

A little extra love is in the air tonight in Superior...

Whatever the weather, it looks like Duluthians seek out both yin and yang, lattes and ice cream, hot and cold...

Seventh graders at Superior Middle School are now equipped to save lives.

A special grant means big money for the Duluth Seaway Port Authority...

It looks like a baby Yoda has made its way to Duluth...

However, the organization still wants 30 in-shelter assistants...

Themes of the day included career exploration, transfer options and personal wellness.

Whether it be head to toe or a little pop of red...

And if you don't drink beer? Well that's okay...

Having access to dental care has become a growing problem for some young people in the Northland and today.

Calling all STEM majors...

If you think you have the skills to navigate your way out of an escape room...the Bong Center in Superior is right for you!

A Northland woman is using her gifts and talents to honor a veteran who was fighting for his life just weeks ago.

The wheels on the bus go round and round...

Culinary students at Proctor High School grabbed their spatulas to compete for the title of making the best signature burger today.

What does the Iowa Caucus mean for locals in the Northland?

Starting in the fall of 2020, LSC and Southwest Minnesota State University will offer a joint partnership where students will be able to attain Bachelor's degrees on LSC's campus.

Read read read...that's what organizers of the mobile book fair are encouraging young people to do.

Students from schools throughout the Northland came together today to learn about student leadership and how to bring a positive change to northern Minnesota.

Duluthians were treated to some out of the ordinary warm weather in the first weekend of February.

Pastor Hyung Doo Park lead the congregation for the past eleven years.

People came together at the Duluth Folk School in Lincoln Park to recycle and upcycle clothes and transform them into mittens.

The brewfest was held at the Clyde Malting Building in Duluth.

Duluthians celebrated the great outdoors at today's festival.

Justice Anne McKeig is the first American Indian to serve on Minnesota's Supreme Court.

Study abroad programs have been suspended for all University of Minnesota campuses to China for the semester of spring 2020.

This year, the event will be held at Bayfront Festival Park for the first time.

How are Duluth city leaders trying to fix them during a winter where the weather pattern has been ideal for pothole development?

Stella Maris Academy, along with the other Northland catholic schools, are celebrating National Catholic Schools week.

The program was aimed at teaching staff at Proctor schools more about how to work with a diverse student population.

The first of three cranes arrived for the construction project.

Lab tests have come back negative for two suspected Coronavirus cases in Minnesota

Locals jumped into the festivities.

This was the first year Superior High School had a team competing in the event.

Glensheen Mansion is hosting the first inaugural Fire Fest and the main attraction is a 24-foot wooden shark!

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