2-Year-Old Cloquet Business Closing
A Cloquet restaurant is closing after only two years in business.
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Duluth’s Best Bread Emphasizes Importance of Starters
Cooking Connection: Bread Starters
Duluth’s Best Bread recently opened in Duluth.
Deadline For Last-Minute Holiday Shippers: Dec. 18
Last-minute holiday shippers, it’s time to get your packages in the mail if you don’t want to pay big dollars to get them to the destination by Christmas Eve.
Reducing The Pain From Heartburn
Many of us have that favorite meal that leaves us with an unpleasant burning sensation in our chest called heartburn.
Midwest Energy Ships 500 Millionth Ton of Coal
Superior Company Reaches a Milestone
Midwest Energy Resources Company (MERC) transshipped its 500 millionth ton of coal on Monday, Dec. 14, 2015, with the loading of Interlake Steamship Company’s M/V Paul R. Tregurtha for the DTE Electric Company.
Duluth Scouts Give Back To Nursing Home
The residents at Chris Jensen Nursing Home were a little warmer Sunday thanks to some Duluth scouts!
Man’s Body Found In Woods
After an extensive multi-agency search, a missing man has been found dead in Iron County.
December Rain Soaks Wisconsin
The National Weather Service has issued flood watches for southwestern, south-central, southeastern and northeastern Wisconsin as a slug of rain pushes northward into Wisconsin from the central U.S.
Twin Cities Gun Buying Rises After San Bernardino Shootings
Gun permit applications and activity at firings ranges in the Twin Cities are rising again after the nation’s latest high-profile mass shooting.
Judge Encourages mediation In Duluth Diocese Bankruptcy
A judge is encouraging mediation to resolve the Diocese of Duluth’s filing for bankruptcy protection.
Mayor Ness to say “Thank You Duluth” with Final Address and Concert
Duluth Mayor Don Ness is marking the end of his mayoral career with a final address and concert celebration.
Quick Workout Keeps You Fit During the Busy Holidays
Active Adventures: Tabata Workout
For this week’s Active Adventures, FOX 21’s William Seay did a Tabata workout at Evolve Duluth.
Man Charged with 2nd Degree Homicide for Tofte Shooting Death
Man Charged for Murder in Tofte
Bail has been set at $1 million for the man accused of shooting and killing another man at Bluefin Bay Resort in Tofte on Wednesday.
Missing Woman’s Body Found; 2 Arrested
Police Make Two Arrests
A body authorities believe is Rose Downwind’s has been located in a wooded area Northwest of Bemidji on an ATV trail.
Suspect Jailed in Death of WI Man Found in a Box in Kentucky
Northwestern Wisconsin Woman Arrested After Man Found Dead in Kentucky
Authorities in northwestern Wisconsin say a suspect is being held in the death of a Prescott man whose body was found in a box along a road in Kentucky.
Police Arrest Suspect in Bemidji-Area Woman’s Disappearance
Man Arrested as Person of Interest in Ex-Girlfriend's Disappearance
Authorities have arrested a person of interest in the disappearance of a Bemidji woman.
Crews Battle Large Fire at Motorcycle Shop in Carlton
Area Surrounding Fire in Carlton Evacuated
Crews are on the scene of a massive fire in Carlton.
City Holds Annual Holiday Banquet For Seniors
Virtual Tour Of Bentleyville Tour of Lights Included
It was a packed house of seniors Tuesday for Duluth’s 29th Annual Holiday Banquet and Bentleyville Tour of Lights.
Ecklund Wins Special Election Dist. 3A Seat
DFLer Rob Ecklund won a special election Tuesday for the open Minnesota State Representative District 3A seat.
Cub Scouts Honor Duluth Police Officers
Duluth police officers were recognized Monday night – not by Chief Gordon Ramsay, though. Instead, the recognition came from Gary-New Duluth Cub Scouts.
President Obama Addresses Nation, Talks Terrorism
In a televised address, President Obama told the nation what is being done to fight terrorism. The President also said the U.S. must make it harder for would-be mass shooters to obtain guns. FOX News Chief White House Correspondent Ed Henry has more.
Avoiding Prostate Cancer; Electrifying Back Pain; Carter Cancer-Free
Prostate cancer patients who make small dietary changes may help increase their chances of survival. Plus, electrical nerve stimulation may offer some relief for older adults with chronic back pain. And, former President Jimmy Carter announces he is cancer-free.
Mayor & Teacher from Small Minnesota Town Killed in Crashes
Two Killed in Separate Crashes on Highway 6
A small northern Minnesota community is mourning the loss of two prominent community members.
Electrical Fire Causes $30,000 in Damage
The Duluth Fire Department put out a fire at 1225 East 6th Street Thursday night.
Authorities Warn Homeowners About Electrical Fires Due to Decorations
Garage, Vehicles Total Loss
The St. Louis County Sheriff’s Office is reminding homeowners of the importance of checking all electrical holiday decorations.
2016 Duluth Airshow Tickets on Sale Now
Duluth Airshow Tickets Now Available
It’s not too early to start thinking about one of Duluth’s most popular summer events.
Ship Stuck Outside of Harbor Under Criminal Investigation
Cornelia Under Investigation for Possible Discharge of Oily Water
The Coast Guard continues investigating an ocean-going freighter, currently at anchor in Duluth, Minnesota, for alleged violations of U.S. law.
Duke Professor Talks ‘Colorblind Racism’ To UMD Students
A prominent professor visited Duluth Wednesday to give a racial presentation at UMD.
Butternut Man Sentenced for 2-Year-Old’s Death
Man Sentenced for Causing the Death of Girlfriend's Son
A Butternut man has learned he’ll be spending 30 years in prison for beating his girlfriend’s two-year-old son to death in 2014.
KYN: Blue Wave On The Bay
A new building in Ashland is catching some attention of people who drive by.It’s called Blue Wave on the Bay, and it’s this week’s Knowing your Neighbors.
New Hockey Business Pops Up In Duluth
Hockey fans, listen up! There’s a cool new pop-up shop in Duluth that’s just for you.It’s called Integral Hockey Twin Ports.
Duluth Protesters March Through Downtown
Duluth Held a Protest After Shooting in Minneapolis
Protesters hit the streets of Duluth in solidarity with those who have been camped out at the Minneapolis fourth police precinct.
90 Crashes on Slippery Minnesota Roads
1 Fatal, 22 Included Injuries
The Minnesota State Patrol says snow and slick roads have led to 90 crashes across the state – a number that could grow as a winter weather advisory remained in effect.
Fire Damages Biwabik Business
Fire clouded Thanksgiving celebration this year for a business in downtown Biwabik.
Downtown Shooting Suspect Pleads Guilty
It’s a guilty plea for 20-year-old Levi Miller. Miller is the suspect accused of a September shooting into a crowd during bar close in downtown Duluth.
Bicyclist Hit By Car At Duluth Intersection
Duluth police are investigating after a bicyclist collided with a vehicle.
Local, State Leaders Discuss Minnesota Capitol Artwork
Minnesota state and local representatives are asking for ideas related to artwork hung at the state Capitol.
Hibbing Salvation Army in Need of Help for Holidays
Salvation Army on Iron Range in Need of Bell Ringers
With a total of 1,500 hours of bell ringing available now through Christmas Eve at Super One Foods, Walgreens, Walmart, and L & M Supply, the Hibbing Salvation Army has so far filled only 155 hours.
5 Shot Near Protests in Minneapolis
Search for Suspects Continues
Minneapolis police say five people have been shot near the site of an ongoing protest over the fatal shooting of a black man by a police officer.
DNR says Plenty of Pheasants Remain in Minnesota Fields
Daily Limit Rises Tuesday
Wildlife managers say Minnesota pheasant hunters should keep their gear handy.
Volunteers Get Choppin’ For Annual Thanksgiving Buffet
Volunteers at the DECC are already getting ready for the 26th annual Thanksgiving Day Buffet.
Revised Plan Approved For Morgan Park Housing Development
The Duluth City Council approved new zoning plans Monday night to allow the development of the old Morgan Park Middle School property.
Twin Ports JOYRIDE Recruits Bars to Offer Sober Rides
1,000 DWI Arrests Annually in Duluth
Organizers of a sober ride program are trying to get more local bars and restaurants on board.
Jeff Foster Trucking Buys Georgia-Pacific Site
Jeff Foster Buys Former Hardboard Manufacturing Facility in Duluth
Twin Ports trucking company owner Jeff Foster Monday announced that he and wife Toni have purchased the former Georgia-Pacific Corp. hardboard manufacturing facility on Duluth’s Bayfront and will enhance the property for use as a warehouse and logistics center as well as a site for potential new manufacturing and industrial opportunities.
Duluth Council To Vote On 2016 Tourism Revenue Payout
Duluth city councilors will be voting Monday night on hundreds of thousands of dollars in tourism tax dollars and where they should be distributed in 2016.
New Antique, Art, Crafts Business Filling A Nitch
If you’re looking for unique gifts this holiday season, there’s a new local venue that just might be the answer.
Police Investigate Fatal Shooting In Minong
A death investigation was underway Sunday in Washburn County.
Armed Robbery Suspect On The Loose
The Chisholm Police Department is requesting the public’s help in locating a suspect involved in an armed robbery.
