Knowing Your Neighbors: Art’s Cafe
Cafe serves up just about everything, including great conversation.
Art’s Cafe has been in Moose Lake since 1931. They have served up meals that can’t be beat and conversation that’s even better for 85 years.
Rock band donates $150,000 to the Hiring for Heroes fund and also brings local veterans on stage during performance.
As part of National Night Out in Superior, the city lit the night skies in blue in support of local law enforcement.
The Twin Ports celebrated National Night Out by getting together with neighbors to strengthen relationships.
Thomas the Train headed down the tracks to inpsect them for safety. Thomas the Train will be in Duluth
The Beaver House is known not only for a huge walleye coming through its roof but also for its famous Beaver Flicks. The popular bait shop brings in locals and tourists.
The city of Duluth is seeking about twenty-five volunteers to help move debris Tuesday morning.
Traditions of the past connect with athletes of today at the Lumberjack World Championships.
A Wireless will be giving away 125 backpacks at each of their locations in Duluth, Superior, and Cloquet.
The Sawyer County Sheriff’s Office responded to a murder-suicide near Hayward. The victim is Claudia Burgan who was shot and killed on Twin Lakes Road. Burgan was a clerk of the county court.
Local food shelves have seen the number of people they serve nearly double. They are in need of more donations so they can serve everyone.
Essentia Health nurses picketed in front of St. Mary’s Medical Center in Duluth over stalled contract negotiations.
Part Two of our series “Going for the Top Prize” looks at the benefits of 4H after they leave the program. Youth help educate the public about the importance of agriculture.
Duluth tells its residents to dial 211 for storm related questions. The referral service will direct people to the right direction on where to find help or where volunteers are needed.
The county fair is more than just fried food and animals. Area youth work hard all year to put their best projects forward.
After finding some comfortable places to stay while hiking on the Appalachian Trail, a Grand Marais couple decided they could provide the same comforts of home to other travelers in their neck of the woods.
A mother in Hibbing spoke out exclusively Wednesday to FOX 21’s Dan Hanger after authorities say a random man broke into her home and sexually assaulted her 5-year-old daughter while the family was sleeping.
Duluth firefighters were called to a house fire in the area of 4th Avenue East and 1st Street Wednesday evening where fire was seen shooting out of the attic.
Hundreds of Trees were lost or damaged by the storm that swept through earlier this week, and community members are left to clean up what’s left.
If anyone needs some relief from all the heat, the Duluth Transit Authority is offering the coolest ride in town. They’re offering free rides to the DECC which is open to those who are seeking air conditioning.
After the big storms, the Duluth Fire Department has reported all the main roadways have been cleared and crews are busily working to clear side streets.
Governor Mark Dayton declared July as Veterans Hiring Month. The Minnesota Workforce Center in Duluth hosted a job fair to help connect these veterans with potential employers.
A vehicular homicide charge has been dropped against a Superior woman who is accused of striking and killing her friend while driving under the influence.
Many mining supporters and opponents voiced their opinions on the renewal of Twin Metals mineral lease renewals.
Many concerned citizens filled the Duluth City Council Chambers over earned sick and safe time. The council approved the creation of a task force that would gather information on the issue.
Norman’s One Stop is a family-run business that sells just about everything in Orr. Many stop here first, before a great day on the lake.
MNDOT was denied for a FASTLANE grant for the Can of Worms or Twin Ports intersection. Work needs to be done because the roadway is near the end of its lifespan.
The Duluth Kennel Club’s annual dog show brings in a lot of business for local hotels, restaurants, and more.
Local floral shop Saffron and Grey celebrated their fifth anniversary with a block party.
Hundreds joined in a peaceful protest in the Twin Ports at the city halls of Duluth and Superior. The Justice City Coalition organized the event and called for racial inequalities to end.
Over 150 breeds of dogs will be on display at the Duluth Kennel Club’s annual show. A couple will get married at the show on Saturday.
If people weren’t running to get the deals at the sidewalk sales in downtown Duluth, they shuffled around for a great time and to support a good cause. The event is the signature fundraiser for the scholarship campaign for the Duluth YMCA.
The Forest Service held their first public listening session on two Twin Metals mineral leases. The Forest Service is deciding whether or not to renew the leases. The leases are located in the same watershed as the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.
Morgan Long is nineteen-years-old and is slowly losing her fight to a rare form of cancer. Hundreds gathered at a party to celebrate her life.
Art’s Cafe has been in Moose Lake since 1931. They have served up meals that can’t be beat and conversation that’s even better for 85 years.
The Tower Vision 2025 plan wants to bring economic growth to the community by first updating an aging housing stock.
It’s time to reel in one of the biggest economic booms to Minnesota, the Minnesota fishing opener. Host city McGregor even saw a little bit of snow, but even that couldn’t keep people away from a Minnesota tradition.
Mental illness is something that affects nearly every community in the Northland, but also one that no one wants to talk about. However the TXT4Life conference stressed mental illness is something that’s ok to talk about.
The art and celebration of Homegrown continues. Disposable cameras were given out during the festival for fans to document the sights of the eight days of music.
An Ashland city ordinance bans the sale of beer and other alcohol in gas stations, but the city might be changing their stance on the issue. Voters turned down the issue in a referendum in 2010, but it’s taking on a new life with news that a popular chain wants to come into town.
After owning a print shop for thirty years, one local businessman decided to spice things up. He started making his own pepper sauce that’s quickly been heating up the Northland.
New funding from the Environmental Protection Agency will help pay for prevention efforts of invasive species in Minnesota’s lakes, rivers, and streams.
Duluth City Council approved Mike Tusken as new police chief and Dennis Edwards as new fire chief.
Many anglers in Wisconsin are looking to reel in the big one on May 7th.The day before the fishing opener has many hooked on going to local bait and tackle shops to get those last minute supplies.
On his 20th anniversary with the Duluth Fire Department, Dennis Edwards was named chief and will lead the department.
Graduation from the Marine Corps Recruiting Depot San Diego is a time of celebration and many emotions.
The road to becoming a United States Marine is no easy task, but the 54 hours right before the actual ceremony is a make it or break it moment for the young recruits.
In part three of FOX 21’s Natalie Froistad’s special report, get a glimpse of real boot camp by meeting three Minnesota recruits and a senior drill instructor from Minneapolis.
The city of Shawano says they’re taking a proactive approach to bullying and actually giving parents tickets and fines for their kid’s bad behavior.
Recruits at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego were once students in a high school classroom. Now, they’re learning in a much different setting.
The United State Marine Corps annually hosts an Educators Workshop in San Diego, California to show teachers and administrators how becoming a Marine can change a life.