Witches, zombies, and ghosts will gather this weekend for a celebration that’s superior to all the rest. A parade and pumpkin patch highlight the many events of the second annual Superior Spooktacular.
The Tri-State Jazz Band performance brought together students from across the Northland for a memorable performance.
A former Carlton County ICO gas station has been sold to Kwik Trip. Kwik Trip has already begun site work on the location.
Those diagnosed with breast cancer worry about doctor appointments, treatments, and more. One thing a group in Duluth doesn’t want them to worry about is where to find support in the most difficult time of their lives.
UMD students used their best engineering skills to build cardboard boats for the school’s homecoming week. The students then raced the boats on Rock Pond at Bagley Park.
Thousands of trees were destroyed during a July storm at Hartley Park, but now a generous grant is planting hope that the park can get back to normal.
Nationwide nearly 2.7 million grandparents are raising their grandchildren and the Northland is no exception to those higher numbers. The Grandparents Parenting Again group is providing support to those grandparents.
Regency Beauty Institute permanently closed all of its campuses in late September, including its location in Duluth. The closure affected thirty-five students and WITC has reached out to help them.
The Duluth Denfeld Hunters won the Minnesota boys basketball championship in 1947. Now nearly seventy years later, the entire team is being inducted into the school’s Hall of Fame.
Juveniles in Chisholm are being accused of being the ones behind a clown video that’s gone viral on social media. Police say the incident is a prank put on by the juveniles.
A program in Virginia is celebrating its tenth year of helping addicts and repeat drug offenders on the road to recovery.
The Duluth Daredevils robotics team uses the support from their sponsors to get to regional and championship events.
Clown masks may be getting all the attention this Halloween, but ninja gear and fairy costumes have been popular with early shoppers.
Community members across the Twin Ports rallied to take back the night. The event takes a stand against power based violence and lends supports to survivors.
United Steelwokers Local 2660 put their support behind Rick Nolan.
Congressman Rick Nolan and Cliffs CEO Lourenco Goncalves met at Hibbing Taconite to discuss the mining industry. Nolan also received the Steel Champion award for his work in promoting the mining industry.
New details emerged Monday about the man who was found dead in the rail yard behind the Duluth Depot. Duluth police believe the death was accidental. FOX 21’s Dan Hanger talked exclusively with Zakayo Magomolla’s parents about their son and his recent and serious troubles with mental illness – an illness they ultimately believe took his life.
Bernie Sanders will visit Duluth on October 4th to rally up support for Hillary Clinton’s campaign.
Walk for Wishes raises money for area kids to go on their Make A Wish trip. Registration is still open for the Sunday, October 2nd event at Bagley Park.
71 meetings were held simultaneously across Wisconsin to raise awareness of growing transportation costs across the state. Local officials said the funding process needs to be fixed.
A passenger train from Grand Forks crashed at the depot in Duluth in 1915. It skipped a bumper, but no one was injured in the accident.
Essentia Health Duluth honored those who have had a positive outlook on life while overcoming a disability.
The $35 million school construction project is about 60% complete. It should be ready sometime in June of 2017.
Members of Senator Al Franken’s staff met with officials from around the Moose Lake area to discuss rural infrastructure.
The SAP Farm is a hands-on learning experience for UMD students. The farm produces nearly 30,000 pounds of food for Dining Services. Students feel potential cuts could come to the farm.
First-time voters attended debate viewing parties throughout the Northland. Many said they were decided on which candidate they were voting for. However, some wanted the candidates to clarify their stances on the issues.
Art for Ed’s Sake is an annual event that raises extra money for special art projects at Duluth Public Schools. The event featured a silent auction at the Zeitgeist Arts Cafe.
Four faculty members and thirteen graduate students from St. Scholastica visited Cuba this past April. The faculty shared their experiences in the kickoff to the Faculty Speaker Series.
Miller Hill Mall hosted a job fair with fifty employers. Jobs available include everything from project managers to call center positions.
The Campus Connector Trail is open and will eventually will connect to Rice Lake Road and the Lakewalk Trail.
The Chris Jensen Health and Rehabilitation Center celebrated its remodel with an open house. The staff there said that nearly everything was redone or replaced.
$8 million has been awarded to build a veterans cemetery in Duluth. The location will be near Pike Lake.
The Imagine Duluth comprehensive plan kicked off at Denfeld High School. The plan serves as a guide for the city as they look at current and future needs of the community.
Life House youth showcased their talents in singing, spoken word, and hip-hop at a variety show.
Many Rivers Montessori School has made offers on three different Duluth Public School properties over the last few months. The policy of the Duluth School Board has been to not sell properties to other K-12 establishments.
Community members in Moose Lake attended a opioid and heroin abuse forum to learn ways on how to prevent the growing problem in their community. Several agencies worked together to spread awareness on the issue.
The Army female engagement team visited Lake Superior College to invite students to be all they can be.
Hermantown Community Schools hosted an open house for the community for its $48.9 million dollar project.
A stroke happens every 40 seconds in the United States. They are also the leading cause of serious, long term disabilities. A national camp wants to let those stroke survivors and their caregivers that they are not alone.
The actors and actresses for the Living History Walk in Superior held their final dress rehearsal. The walk happens at the Greenwood Cemetery on September 17th from 2-5 p.m.
Superior Dining has started serving thousands of students at UMD. New features include an open layout plan, gluten-free options, and live cooking stations.
The 25th annual chili cook off took place earlier today at the DECC (Duluth Entertainment Convention Center) sponsored by Head of the Lakes United Way.
The Waadookodaading School outside of Hayward is an immersion school that celebrates the culture and language of the Ojibwe people. A similar school in Hawaii has seen much success and shared some of their thoughts and ideas with the Waadookodaading School through a visit this week.
Fall fishing in Hayward brings many anglers into town. Many enjoy less traffic on the lakes and around town. They also enjoy the beautiful fall colors.
Planning commission in Duluth approves the special use permits for a Crooked Pint Ale House, a Little Caesar’s Pizza, and a Caribou Coffee with an Einstein Brothers Bagels at the Kenwood Village property.
The survey looked at whether students, faculty, and staff felt a sense of belonging on campus or if they felt left out.
The Duluth City Council decided not to recommend an evidentiary hearing on a potential permit to mine application.
UMD’s budget deficit has grown smaller in recent years, but the school still wants to make nearly $2 million in cuts this semester.
Grand Rapids will break ground on a new $800,000 sports pavilion. It allows for more ice time for local skaters who have had to share the ice when tournaments come to town.
The 10th annual Kia of Duluth Drag Race and Car Show will take over Garfield Avenue this weekend. Over 300 cars will compete.
