Bail Set at $1 Million for Virginia Murder Suspect
$1 Million Bail Set for Suspect in Virginia Murder
Thursday bail was set at $1 million for the suspect in a Virginia Murder.
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Breakfast Goodies with Bent Spoon Bistro
Cooking Connection: Bent Spoon Bistro
For this week’s Cooking Connection, Rich from Bent Spoon Bistro showed us how to make a hearty breakfast.
Seniors Graduate From Duluth East H.S.
Seniors at Duluth East High School walked across the stage Wednesday night to collect their diplomas at the 65th Annual Commencement Ceremony at the DECC.
Melanoma Rates Double Since 1980s
Melanoma rates have more than doubled since the early 1980s.
Virginia Man Charged with 1987 Murder of Virginia Woman
Iron Range Man Arrested for Murder of Elderly Woman in 1987
An Adult male identified as Bruce Cameron a Virginia resident, will be arraigned on Thursday in the 1987 murder of Leona Mary Maslowski of Virginia.
United Airlines Adds 4th Flight Option to Chicago from Duluth
United Airlines to Start Offering 4th Flight from Duluth to Chicago
Starting June 4, United Airlines will bring back a fourth daily, nonstop flight from the Duluth International Airport (DLH) to the Chicago O’Hare Airport (ORD).
MN Cuts Royalty Rates on Taconite Mined by U.S. Steel
U.S. Steel to Temporarily Pay Less in Royalties for Ore From the Iron Range
U.S. Steel will temporarily pay less in royalties to Minnesota for the ore it extracts from the Iron Range.
Pipeline Battles Coming to a Head on 3 Fronts in MN
Battles Over Oil Pipelines Come to Head on 3 Fronts in MN This Week
Battles over climate change and oil pipelines come to a head on three fronts in Minnesota this week.
Police: 14-year-old Boy Accidentally Shot in Neck by Father
Police say a 14-year-old Minnesota boy is in critical condition after he was accidentally shot in the neck by his father.
Chester Creek Concert Series Kicks Off
Dozens of music lovers came out for the kick off of the Chester Creek Concert Series Tuesday.
Benefit Will Help Young Woman
Two Harbors Woman Will Undergo Open Heart Surgery
A 20-year-old woman from Two Harbors will have open heart surgery next week.
Proctor Historical Society Re-Opens
Whistle Stop Museum Holds "Soft" Opening
History is making a comeback in Proctor. Wednesday the Proctor Area Historical Society will have a “soft” opening to unveil its new Whistle Stop Museum.
Proposal to Restore Hammond Ave to Four Lanes
Superior City Councilor Gets the Ball Rolling
Traffic jams are causing delays and headaches for Twin Port drivers on their commute across the high bridge.
CDC: More Young People Getting Tested for HIV
Nearly one-fifth of teens and younger adults have been tested recently for HIV – the virus that causes AIDS.
Packers Offer “Rookie Reporter” Contest for Kids
WI Kids Get Chance to be a "Rookie Reporter" for the Green Bay Packers
The Green Bay Packers and Edvest have announced “Rookie Reporter,” a contest that will award six Wisconsin children the opportunity to be a Packers “Rookie Reporter” for the 2015 NFL season, a $1,000 Edvest 529 college savings account, four tickets to a 2015 regular season Packers home game, and autographed merchandise.
Study Finds Drug Contamination in Minnesota’s Lakes, Rivers
27 Chemicals Found in Studied Lakes
A new study by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency has found has found widespread contamination by pharmaceutical drugs and other chemicals in the state’s lakes and rivers.
Lyme Disease: Signs and Treatment
It’s that time of the year again to check yourself for ticks if you’ve been outdoors in hopes of preventing Lyme disease.
Good Samaritans Raise Money to Send Man Home
It took only 12 hours for some good-hearted Northlanders to pitch in and get a homeless man a ride home.
Dayton, House GOP Have Tentative Deal on Education
Minnesota's Governor & Lawmakers Reach Tentative Deal on Education
Gov. Mark Dayton and House Republicans have reached a tentative deal on education funding, the largest unresolved piece of the state’s budget that threatened a government shutdown.
Duluth Police Identify Homicide Victim
Police Say Duluth Woman Was Stabbed to Death
On Saturday, May 30th 2015 at 6:55 p.m. Duluth Police responded to an address in the 100 Block of Fir Avenue on a report of a deceased person.
Rick Springfield to Perform at Bayfront Park
Rick Springfield to Sing at Bayfront Park in July
The DECC is excited to announce that Australian musician, singer-songwriter Rick Springfield with special guests The Romantics and MYNX are coming to Bayfront Festival Park on Thursday July 9, 2015 at 6:00 p.m.
Minnesota Budget Remains Unresolved, Agencies Prepare
Thousands of MN Employees Expected to Receive 30-Day Layoff Notices
Some Minnesota state agencies are moving ahead with plans to shut down operations if legislative leaders can’t reach an agreement on a budget by July 1.
Fines Increasing for Repeat Distracted Drivers
900 Drivers Cited in May
Law enforcement officers ticketed more than 900 people in Minnesota last month for distracted driving most notably texting behind the wheel.
More Information Released in Connection to Sawyer Co. Deaths
Three Found Dead at Home in Edgewater Township
Authorities are releasing new information in connection to the deaths of three people in Sawyer County.
Three bodies discovered at Sawyer County house fire
Two of the bodies were found in the home
Three bodies are discovered at a Sawyer County home Saturday morning, two of them in the debris of a house fire.
Doctors’ unease puts medical marijuana patients in a bind
Some medical professionals shying away from program
Patients hoping to access medical marijuana may struggle to register for the medicine as doctors and hospitals shy away from the new program.
Intoxicated Man falls from hot tub, impaled by fence post in leg
Police say situation could have been prevented
Authorities say an intoxicated man was impaled in the leg when he fell from the side of a hot tub outside a Golden Valley home and a fence post went through his thigh.
Duluth Police Investigate Death, Possible Homicide
Lincoln Park Neighborhood
Duluth Police Department is investigating what they’re calling a possible homicide in the Lincoln Park neighborhood.
Stolen Bus Recovered, Suspect on Loose
Tyler Mains is the Suspect
New information in the Northstar Baptist Church bus theft, authorities say the missing bus was recovered Friday evening.
Tree Planting Along the Cross City Trail
20 Trees Planted as Part of Bus, Bike, Walk Duluth Month
You may have noticed trees being planted along the Cross City Trail in Duluth Saturday.
20th Annual Plant Sale Draws Crowds
More than 20 local garden clubs participated
It was a sea of green thumb enthusiasts Saturday morning in the Rose Garden parking lot.
New Exhibit Opens at Duluth Children’s Museum
Transportation is the Theme of New Exhibit
Families made their way to Duluth Children’s Museum Saturday for a sneak peek at their new summer exhibit.
Insane Inflatable 5K Draws Large Crowd
First-Ever Race of it's Kind in Superior
Thousands laced up their sneakers to run, climb and bounce their way across the finish line in Superior Saturday morning.
3 men in hot water for allegedly driving excavator into lake
Three Wisconsin men are facing charges for allegedly stealing a $500,000 excavator and sending it into Lake Michigan in December.
6 horses on path to recovery after living in filth
Horses found living in mud and feces
Six horses are recovering after being rescued from a small shed near Duluth where they were kept in several feet of mud and feces.
1 dead as train strikes car in Moorhead
Train dragged vehicle a third of a mile before stopping
One person has been killed in Moorhead after a train struck a vehicle on the tracks.
Blue Heron Launches ‘Science On Deck’
UMD’s big research vessel launched its first-ever “Science on Deck” event.
Unlocked: Glensheen Gala 2015
Every door of Duluth’s Glensheen Mansion was unlocked for a price.
Panel Votes to Cut University of Wisconsin by $250 Million
The Legislature’s budget-writing committee has voted to cut the University of Wisconsin System by $250 million.
Six Best Ways to Quit Smoking
Studies have found six methods that can increase your chances of success in quitting smoking.
Students Pledge to Graduate High School
Local leaders encouraged local teens to take the pledge to graduate from high school.
Duluth Police Investigate Stabbing
Duluth police are investigating a stabbing.
Jumping to New Heights
Active Adventures: High Jump
For this week’s Active Adventures, FOX 21’s Kay White tries out high jump.
UW Budget Cut, Tuition Freeze up for Vote
Walker Proposed $300M in Cuts
Gov. Scott Walker’s proposed $300 million budget cut to the University of Wisconsin System is slated to be voted on by the Legislature’s Joint Finance Committee.
Mayor’s Plans For New Duluth Library Slow Down
Ness: More Community Input Is Needed
The dream of a new multi-million dollar downtown Duluth library is out for Mayor Don Ness — at least for his remaining months in office.
Doctors: Dating Apps Lead to Rise in STDs
You might want to think twice before using apps like Tinder or Ok Cupid.
Neighborhood Controversy Sparks City Council Debate
Council to Discuss Moratorium on Short Term Rental Licensing
Neighbors’ objections to proposed person to person lodgings have led to city council actions in Duluth.
New Woods Dedicated Along North Shore
Students Plant Trees at Pine Forest Dedication Near Schroeder
In recognition of former ALLETE, Inc. board member Jack Rajala’s dedication to Minnesota forests and the iconic white pine, Minnesota Power Thursday announced the creation of the “Rajala Woods”, a forest management initiative initially located on five parcels of Minnesota Power property.
Authorities Bust Midwest Drug Trafficking Ring
41 Arrested & Charged for Drug Trafficking
United States Attorney Andrew M. Luger Thursday announced the indictment of forty-one members of a multi-state heroin trafficking conspiracy.
Preparing Ribs with Dickey’s
Cooking Connection: Dickey's Barbecue Pit
For this week’s Cooking Connection, Meteorologist William Seay works with Dickey’s Barbecue Pit.
