State Park Trails Fill up as Weather Stays Nice
Active Adventures: Amnicon Falls State Park
Spring is bringing warm weather to the Northland and many will be heading outside to enjoy the sunshine this weekend.
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Hawaiian Poke Salad with Wild Alaskan Sockeye Salmon
Cooking Connection: Northern Waters
For this week’s Cooking Connection, we made Hawaiian poke salad with wild Alaskan sockeye salmon.
Victim in Fatal Solon Springs Crash Identified
Man Dies in Crash in Solon Springs
One person is dead as a result of a one vehicle roll-over in the town of Solon Springs.
Suspect: School Bomb Threat Was Easter Gift
An Iron Range man has been charged with threatening Hermantown High School, but police say he was only doing it to give students a longer Easter break.
Man Caught Speeding at 171 Miles Per Hour
Officer Clocks Man Speeding at 171 & 148 MPH on Highway 61
A Duluth man is in trouble with the law for driving along the North Shore like he was a Nascar driver in his black 2016 Chevrolet Camaro.
Hayward Man Admits to Killing Sister’s Boyfriend
Man Pleads Guilty to Killing His Sister's Boyfriend
A Hayward man has pleaded to guilty killing his sister’s boyfriend.
STDs Hit All-Time High In Minnesota In 2015
The Minnesota Department of Health says there was an all-time high in the number of sexually transmitted diseases diagnosed in the state last year.
Land O’Lakes Seeking Tax Concessions this Week
The agricultural cooperative Land O’Lakes should know this week whether it will get $1.5 million in tax concessions to go ahead on an $80 million expansion at its corporate headquarters in a Twin Cities suburb.
In Report: Human Error Caused Train Derailment
BNSF Railway says human error caused a train derailment in November that sent more than 20,000 gallons of ethanol into the Mississippi River in Wisconsin.
NorShor Theatre Project Needs Council’s Final Vote
The historic NorShor Theatre in downtown Duluth is one City Council vote away from a $30 million restoration project that officials hope could become the hub of the city’s historic downtown.
School Counselors Push For More Help, Funding
For decades, the ratio of students to school counselors in Minnesota has ranked near the very bottom nationwide and some lawmakers are saying that trend has gone on long enough.
U.S. Rep. Nolan To Support Sanders At Convention
U.S. Rep. Rick Nolan says he plans to support presidential candidate Bernie Sanders at the Democratic National Convention in July.
Council Pres. Talks New Councilors, Including Son
Superior City Council President Tom Fennessey spoke out Wednesday about Tuesday’s election and the voting of three new councilors to the council.
Essar Steel Overdue on Payment to State
Essar Steel is Late on Payment to State of Minnesota
Essar Steel Minnesota is overdue on a payment it promised to the state for failing to meet project deadlines on the Iron Range taconite plant its building.
Turnout At WI Primary Projected To Be Highest Since 1980
Wisconsin is projected to have its highest turnout in a presidential primary since 1980, but that hasn’t translated into problems at the polls.
Republican Surge Helps Carry Bradley to Supreme Court Win
Republican voters casting ballots in Wisconsin’s presidential primary have helped carry Rebecca Bradley to a 10-year seat on the state Supreme Court.
Cruz, Sanders Get Wins In Wisconsin; Bradley Wins Court Race
Wisconsin’s most popular presidential primary in 36 years was one big party for Republican Ted Cruz and Democrat Bernie Sanders.
WI April 5th Election Results
Here’s a look at election results from Wisconsin, as of 12:30 a.m. Wednesday.
St. Louis River Interactive Exhibit Launches At Depot
The St. Louis River is on display at the Depot in the form of exhibits.It’s called “One River, Many Stories.”
Mt. Royal Branch Library To Get Upgrades
The Duluth Library’s Mt. Royal Branch is about to get major upgrades for the first time since it opened in 1998.
Superior Meats Takes Home More Awards
Superior Meats won the “Grand Champion” title for its Colorado jerky and another for its yellow-jacket cooked bratwurst, according to the owners.
Personal Trainer Helps your Spruce Up Your Workout
Active Adventures: Spring Workout
For this week’s Active Adventures a personal trainer helped William spruce up his workout for spring.
International Transgender Day of Visibility
Day brings awareness and fights to stop transphobia.
March 31sr marks the 6th annual international Transgender day of visibility. It’s a time to shed some light on the achievements of transgender people across the world.
Eggplant Parmesan with Sclavi’s Italian Restaurant & Bar
Cooking Connection: Eggplant Parmesan
For this week’s Cooking Connection we made Eggplant Parmesan with Anthony Sclavi, owner of Sclavi’s Italian Restaurant & Bar.
Rep. Simonson: Taxpayers Will Pay If Central Is Sold To Edison
Edison Is Offering $14.2 Million For Central School
Rep. Erik Simonson spoke out Wednesday night about the possibility of the possible sale of old Central High School to Edison Charter Schools. In an e-mail to Duluth School Dist. board members, he said taxypayers don’t understand that they will be paying long after the sale of the building through the per-pupil lease aid formula.
Smash Mouth to Headline Grandma’s Marathon
Rock Band Smash Mouth to Make Duluth Debut
Multi-platinum rock band Smash Mouth will make their debut in Duluth as the headliner at Grandma’s Marathon’s Big Top Tent on Friday, June 17.
UWS Muslim Students Break Down Stereotypes
A group of Muslim students at UWS is taking a stand against Islamophobia. Abdisa Dawano, a UWS student and president of the World Students Associations, says that all too often minorities are labeled and put into a box of hate.
UPDATE: Man Shot by Police after drawing weapon at U.S. Capitol
Authorities say a man was shot by police after drawing a weapon at a U.S. Capitol checkpoint.
Former Duluth Airport Dir. To Run MSP Airport
The former executive director of the Duluth International Airport will soon be in control of the biggest airport in Minnesota.
WI Internet Speeds Improve, But Not Across State
Wisconsin has seen an improvement in Internet speeds overall in recent years, but some rural areas are still limited by slow broadband speeds that aren’t suitable for running a company or watching videos.
Wisconsin Moves Toward Cellphone Ban While Driving
Wisconsin is gradually taking steps to regulate cellphone use while driving, but an all-out ban is still a year or more away in the state Legislature.
Fire Destroys Home In Rural Cook
An investigation is underway after fire destroyed a home in Cook.
Learning to Hit the Bullseye
Active Adventures: Archery
For this week’s Active Adventures, William Seay tried archery.
‘Arts Open House’ This Friday In Superior
Duluth loves to boast about its growing arts community – as they should – but we can’t forget about Superior’s artists and growing talent.
St. Louis County Holds Family Garden Fun
The green thumbs were out in force Thursday night in St. Louis County as kids and their parents developed gardens.
Myers-Wilkins Holds ‘Cabin Fever Reliever’
Well, with winter on its way out, it’s time to shake off that cabin fever. And that’s exactly what they did at Myers-Wilkins Elementary Thursday.
Iron Range Man Charged with 1st Degree Murder
Man Charged with 1st Degree Murder
An Iron Range man accused of gunning down his former girlfriend in Aurora has been charged with first degree murder.
Sclavi’s Features Homemade Pasta in Specials
Cooking Connection: Pasta Basilicata
For this week’s Cooking Connection, we’re in the kitchen with Sclavi’s Italian Restaurant and Bar.
Northern Wisconsin Native to Set NASA Record
Williams to Spend More Time in Space Than Any Other American
A man who was born in Superior and raised in Winter, Wisconsin will be setting a new record in outer space.
Unlikely Friendship Forms
Unexpected Bond Forms Between Animals at Wildcat Sanctuary
An unexpected bond has formed between two animals at the Wildcat Sanctuary in Sandstone.
National Puppy Day Gallery
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Duluth P.D. Releases Statement Following Brussels Attacks
Following the terror attacks in Brussels on Tuesday, officials with the Duluth Police Department sent out a statement to FOX 21 after growing terror concerns started to move into the U.S.
Eighth Lawsuit Filed Against Children’s Theatre Company
The eighth lawsuit was filed Tuesday against a former employee alleging sexual abuse at the Children’s Theatre Company in Minneapolis.
Home Remedies To Ease Migraines
As common as headaches and migraines are they’re a real pain to get rid of. In this edition of FOX Focus on Health, we’ll show you several home remedies that can help alleviate the pain.
World War II Vet Celebrates 101 Years
RJ Keller has had a lot of birthdays in his lifetime ,101 to be exact. Today Keller and his family marked the occasion by getting together for a celebration in Beaver Bay. RJ served in WWII, and has been very active with the Pacific Theater. RJ shared a few life secrets with us.
“The Passion:” Behind The Scenes
We are giving you a behind-the-scenes look at FOX TV’s upcoming live musical “The Passion.” The stars have been filming the past week ahead of their big premiere on Sunday.
“The Passion:” A Pastor’s Perspective
We continue our coverage of FOX’s “The Passion. It’s a two-hour live musical event happening Sunday at 7 p.m. on FOX 21. The story is a contemporary retelling of Jesus Christ’s last hours – set to popular music – with big-named actors. A Duluth pastor weighed in about “The Passion” and how the story speaks to people in the 21st century, as FOX 21’s Dan Hanger reports.
Iron Range Man Pleads Guilty to Role in Murder
Man Pleads Guilty to Aiding in Murder of Virginia Man
One of the suspects charged in connection to a murder in Virginia has pleaded guilty.
Creamy Mushroom Risotto with Bellisio’s Italian Restaurant
Cooking Connection: Wild Mushroom Risotto
For this week’s Cooking Connection we made Wild Mushroom Risotto with Bellisio’s Italian Restaurant.
Web Threat Closes Cloquet Schools
Technicians Work to Fix Issue
Cloquet students won’t be heading to school Thursday and it’s not because of weather, it’s because of a cyber threat.
