Hockey Tourney Raises Money for Good Cause
Fundraiser for Courage Kenny
The Courage Kenny Rehabilitation Institute in Duluth offers adaptive sports and recreation programs to youth and adults with physical disabilities and on the autism spectrum
Author: Maya Holmes
Preps Underway for Motorhead Madness
Mustangs and Hot Rods Showcased at DECC
Cars are moving into the DECC for the annual Motorhead Madness kicking off this weekend.
Kari Toyota in Superior is Expanding
Mr. Lucky's and La Belle Buildings Sold
A long time business in Superior is expanding.
Superior Chamber Restaurant Week Kicking Off
Meals offered at Reduced Prices
This weekend you can feast on some of your favorite dishes in Superior at a reduced price
15 Busted in Duluth Sex Sting
Individuals Arrested for trying to Buy Prostitutes
Sex trafficking is happening everywhere.
Hibbing Airport Project Making Headway
Iron Range Airport Project Update
Staying in Hibbing the Range Regional Airport terminal expansion project is in its second phase of construction
Hibbing Educator’s Termination Prompts Change
Committee Proposed to Inspire Change in Hibbing
After a yearlong investigation on assistant principal Jac Fleming the Hibbing School Board fired him after reports of discrimination against female students.
Maritime Museum Gets Spruced Up in Twin Ports
Volunteers Clean Canal Park Attraction
About 20 volunteers took part in the Lake Superior Maritime Visitor Center’s annual Spring Cleaning Day.
New Theatre Looking to Move to Superior
Twin Ports Stage Wants to Buy Dunbar in Superior
For more than a year the Twin Ports Stage has had its eye on buying and renovating the old Dunbar building on Tower Avenue.
Still Time to Help Northland Food Shelves
Efforts Underway to Help Out Food Shelves
There is still time to raise awareness and help locals who need help putting food on the table.
Donating Your Old Bike for a Good Cause
Bike Donations Needed
Continental Ski and Bike is gearing up for its annual Bike Swap.
Psychic Uses her Gifts in Superior to Help a Good Cause
Unique Fundraiser Helps St. Jude
Other than a typical fundraiser, “We like to think out of the box,” said Cathy Kates with B105. “There’s a lot of runs, there’s a lot of walks, there’s a lot of spaghetti dinners.”
New Ice Cream Shop Opens in Duluth
Restaurant Serves Sweet and Savory Goodness
First it was an ice cream truck and now it officially became a store.
Local Gardners Get Help with their Green Thumbs
Spring Garden Fair
The Duluth Public Library held its Spring Garden Fair.
Local Women Celebrate Women’s Right to Vote
EqualiTEA Kicks Off
“We have a lot of fun with it as you can see,” League of Women Voters Duluth Board Member Sally Munger said. “We have people rent hats to wear.”
Temporary Foster Pet Parents Needed
CHUM Seeks Volunteer Homes
A local non–profit is looking for temporary foster parents for animals.
Locals Flock to Spirit Mountain
Skiing in the Warm Temperatures
The sun peeking out and warmer weather is keeping Spirit Mountain busy.
Report Grades Minnesota’s Racial Equity Progress
Duluth Rated for Racial Justice Bills
Authors of the Minnesota Legislative Report Card on Racial Equity tell FOX 21 the report card serves as a tool for community activists and organizers to advance their work in the areas of racial justice.
Locals Confront Issues with Aging in Minnesota
Senior Care Forum
A town hall forum kicked off at Ecumen Lakeshore to discuss aging in Minnesota.
Keetac plant Closing in Keewatin
Hundreds of Job will be Lost
Last summer U.S. Steel pumped the breaks on a multi-million dollar expansion on the Iron Range.
Gary New Duluth Center Moving Forward
Construction Underway for new Recreation Center
A project is moving forward to revitalize the St. Louis River Corridor.
Elderly, People With Disabilities in Superior Face Cuts
Potential Cuts to Long Term Care in Wisconsin
“We are licensed for the advanced aged and Alzheimer’s, dementia,” Harmony Homes administrator Pamela Clark said.
Ice Skaters Show off Fancy Footwork
Locals Turnout for Annual Ice Show
The Superior Figure Skating Club held it’s annual ice show inside Wessman arena at UWS.
Local Event Combines Beer and Outdoors
5th Annual Shamrock Pub Shuffle
To celebrate St. Patrick’s Day about 400 people in costumes came out for the 5th annual Shamrock Pub Shuffle.
Local Effort Keeps Food out of Landfills and into Organizations
Food Bank Truck Rescues Expired Food
“We start with an empty truck and we go back with an empty truck that’s the goal,” Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank Food Rescue Driver Jeremy Pike said.
Local Event Caters to Women
7th Annual Women's Expo
Hundreds turned out for the 7th annual Women’s Expo at the DECC.
Ice X for Kids Kicks Off
Ice Cross Youth Event
Nearly 100 kids from all over the Northland took part in a new event involving ice, snow and lots of fun.
History Comes to Life
Civil War Event at Duluth Public Library
Locals came out to the Duluth Public Library to see historical reenactor Arn Kind talk about the Civil War.
Northland Hair Salons Kick off Food Drive
Great Clips Collecting Donations
Great Clips in the Twin Ports, Cloquet and on the Iron Range are taking in non– perishable food items to fill the pantries of area food shelves.
Northlander Announces Candidacy for Duluth City Council Seat
Noah Hobbs has put in his bid for the Duluth City Council At-Large position.
Event Celebrates Transportation Efforts
For the last six years Community Action Duluth’s JumpStart program has helped to provide vehicles to people who are low income people and without transportation.
Robots and Students Fill the DECC
Robotics Competition Kicks Off
The Duluth East Daredevils along with 122 other teams are competing in the third annual Double DECCer Regional robotics competition.
Downtown Duluth Restaurants Offering Cheaper Menu
Restaurant Week Returns
Some downtown restaurants are ramping up their staff and ordering extra food as part of an effort that helps boost area businesses.
Local University Students Spend the Day Volunteering
Annual Spring Community Day
For their annual Spring Community Day College of St. Scholastica students volunteered around the community.
Local Event Helps Fund a Creative Project
Second Annual Duluth Soup Event this Thursday
A few dollars will get you a free meal and help out a Northland project.
CSS Aims to Become More a Inclusive Campus
College Conducts Diversity Mapping Study
The College of St. Scholastic is on a mission to be a more welcoming campus.
Birkie Draws Big Crowds to Hayward
Spectators Bring on the Cheer and Economic Impact
The town of Hayward grew this weekend.
Thousand Celebrate 42nd Annual Birkebeiner
Northland Tradition Kicks Off in Hayward
There was so much excitement and anticipation as hundreds of people waited to see would cross the finish line.
UPDATE: Bridge Collapse Investigation Underway
2 Taken to Hospital in Bridge Collapse
An investigation is underway for a bridge collapse in Superior.
Outdoor Writers Association Coming To Duluth
The Outdoor Writers Association of America first came to Duluth in 1996, and now it’s on its way back.
Locals Working in Frigid Temperatures
Working Hard While it's Cold
If you had to work inside consider yourself lucky.
Downtown Duluth Signs Garner Positive Feedback
Feedback for Signs Positive in Duluth
You may have noticed new signs for Duluth’s experimental automated parking technology on the 300 block of West Superior Street.
Freezing Temps Prevent Cars from Starting
Cold Causes Problems for Cars
It was also a busy day for tow truck drivers and automotive repair shops.
Locals Flock to Shelters to Stay Warm
Shelters Fill up in the Cold
All 46 of CHUM’s beds and units in the new Steve O’Neil apartments are taken.
Valentine’s Day with Lace and Tea
Locals in Cloquet celebrated Valentine’s Day with a unique flair.
Unique Ways Northlanders Celebrated V-Day
Unconventional Valentine's Day Celebrations
“He signed us up as a surprise for Valentine’s Day,” said Kristi Modich.
Valentine’s Day Cheer Spreads in Downtown Duluth
Free Boxes of Candy Hearts
Anyone walking around in downtown Duluth got some Valentine’s Day cheer Friday.
Low Snowfall Impacting Lake Superior
Lake Levels Drop Slightly
This winter’s relatively light snowfalls have caused Lake Superior’s water levels to drop a bit.
Carlton Co. Dependency Facility May Close
C.A.R.E Liberalis Services and Jobs on the Chopping Block
Open since 1987 C.A.R.E. Liberalis has been a place where women come to get off drugs and alcohol and learn life skills.
Educators Discuss Common Core Standards
Some Northlanders gathered to hear more about academic standards which they say are causing headaches for teachers and students alike.
