Hundreds came out for the 23rd Annual Lake Superior Harvest Festival today.
The local American Legion and Elks Lodge in Duluth held a benefit for veterans today.
The Wisconsin Firefighter and Police hall of fame held their induction ceremony in Superior tonight.
Many Northlanders came out to enjoy the biggest slip–and–slide ever to hit Duluth asphalt.
Sightseers can once again use an interactive map for planning their fall color road trips in Minnesota.
Officials say seven students were treated for minor injuries after a school bus crash in St. Paul sent the bus into a house.
A well known hotel in Virginia, Minnesota is up for sale. The Coates Plaza hotel is listed on the Williams and Williams real estate auction website.
Some new spirits have hit the shelves at the Vikre distillery in Duluth.
This Sunday marks the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, and some Northland communities are paying tribute to the lives lost.
Brace yourself, because it’s national Teddy Bear Day!
This month many Northlanders will be focusing on helping each other and sharing how you can prevent suicide.
The Duluth Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in locating Level III Predatory Offender, Delton Roy Misquadace.
On Wednesday September 7, 2016, the Boundary Waters Drug and Violent Crimes Task Force, along with assistance from the St. Louis County Sheriff’s Office and Carlton County K9 arrested Whitney Perkovich.
The University of Minnesota’s athletic department announced Thursday that they will honor Jacob Wetterling and grant the request of the Jacob Wetterling Resource Center and the Wetterling family by using the Number 11 in multiple ways on Saturday.
The Duluth Transit Authorities (DTA) Grocery Express will provide service on Saturdays and Tuesdays to the West Duluth Super One beginning September 10, 2016. The Saturday Schedule will run from 10:06 a.m. to 1:37 p.m. This is in addition to the service on Tuesdays that runs from 11:16 a.m. to 3:57 p.m.
A premier class of one-mile runners is assembled for Sunday’s Minnesota Mile in downtown Duluth.
Garfield Avenue in Duluth will close at 6 a.m., Saturday, September 10 and will reopen at 6 p.m., Sunday, September 11. Garfield Avenue is being closed during this time for the KIA Drag Races and Car Show.
An event two years in the making is finally hitting Duluth streets this weekend.
A group of community members gathered at the Minnesota Power Plaza Thursday afternoon to show support for the Standing Rock protesters in North Dakota.
A local animal rescue is hosting an animal adoption event this weekend.
Authorities are investigating a garage fire that broke out at 2519 Minnesota Avenue shortly after 10:00p.m. Thursday night.
Fishermen and women have a few more weeks to cast their lines in the water, but the summer boating season is quickly coming to an end.
The College of St. Scholastica officially welcomed the freshman class of 2020 today at the Micthell Auditorium.
The Saint Louis County board approved adding two sheriffs deputy positions to serve as school officers.
The Natural Harvest Food Co–op in Virginia is nearly doubling its size because so many people from all over the Iron Range come to shop there.
The Minnesota Twins will honor the family of Jacob Wetterling with red jerseys and a No. 11 patch on their uniforms, on Friday night when they play Cleveland.
Governor Mark Dayton is holding out hope that lawmakers can return for a special session.
Records show testing for lead in drinking water at some Minnesota schools hasn’t been done since the late 1990s despite a state health recommendation that it be done every five years.
The completion of Minnesota Power’s first solar power plant has been delayed after Wednesday night’s severe storm caused substantial damage to the nearly completed solar array at the National Guard’s Camp Ripley near Little Falls, Minn.
The first person is set to be released from Minnesota’s sex offender program without conditions after the state’s Human Services commissioner reversed her position on his discharge.
It happens around the same time every year, Chlorophyll production in tree leaves slows down and stops, causing the leaves to lose their green color and gain gorgeous red, gold, and orange hues. The annual result is many Minnesotans flocking outside to behold this magnificent event.
Anger over the police shooting of a black man during a routine traffic stop flared up during a meeting of city leaders in the Twin Cities suburb where he was killed.
Shortly after 10:00p.m. Wednesday night, the St. Louis County Sheriff’s Office rushed to a residential structure fire in the 11,200 block of Johnson Road in Balkan Township, five miles north of Chisholm.
As International House Keepers week draws near resort, hotel and motel staff will be competing in the 12th Annual Iron Range House Keeping Olympics.
It’s not even close to Saint Patrick’s Day, but the luck of the Irish can apparently be found on Fourth Street in Duluth.
Just a couple miles outside of Biwabik, the Lakeside Cemetery had hundreds of trees and tombstones damaged by the storm.
Jacob Johnson is wanted in connection with a shooting incident that took place in Superior on August 28, 2016.
Flood Watches and Warnings continues across much of Wisconsin after 4 to 6 inches of rain fell late Tuesday into Wednesday morning triggering flash flooding of roads, rivers and low lying areas. Another 1 to 3 inches or more of rain is expected later this evening and into Thursday morning. Here is a county by county review of the situation.
Members of both the Superior Fire Department Local 0074 and Duluth Fire Department 0101 participated in the firefighter’s annual Fill the Boot fundraising campaign.
It’s voting day Thursday for nurses at Essentia Health in Duluth and Superior.The Minnesota Nurses Association and Essentia Health reached a tentative deal on a new contract.
A legislative committee is studying changes to Wisconsin law protecting burial sites after a Republican bill that would have allowed quarry owners to excavate American Indian mounds died last session.
Governor Scott Walker will visit Shopko Stores Operating Corporation in Green Bay, as well as Kohl’s in Menomonee Falls today to announce the inclusion of a “Back to School” sales tax holiday in his 2017-19 biennial budget.
You could say it all starts with seeds full of hope, eventually winding through a maze of weed control.
With fall approaching crowds will flock to see the colors.
Slide the City was unable to come last year after a scheduling conflict arose.
Today was the first day for classes at University of Wisconsin-Superior, and campus was buzzing with students.
As communities continue cleaning up after severe storm damage this summer, St. Louis County Board members cleared their morning agenda before starting their day.
The July storm wiped out most of Saxon Harbor and caused millions of dollars in damage.
It has now been nearly seven weeks since a major storm hit the region and even now, many families in Odanah are still without a place to live because of all the destruction left behind.
Patty Wetterling took to the podium at the press conference, Tuesday, following Danny Heinrich’s confession in the courtroom. This is the first time she has addressed the media since the discovery of Jacob’s body, Friday.
