Trees in Duluth lost branches, tops, and some were even left ripped completely out at the roots, after a heavy rainstorm in July.
Happening this weekend, the first ever Duluth Winter Village will be giving Northlanders the chance to celebrate local businesses during the holiday season.
Recent weather patterns have made it difficult for businesses like Duluth Experience to start winter activities.
If you plan on decking the halls or doing some of your holiday shopping this weekend, you might want to reschedule your plans.
The Superior Singers presented their annual Christmas concert at Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church in Superior.
Kalee Hermanson and Mike Herrick join Brent Fennessey, Jeffery Monaghan, Jim Paine, and Macaulay Torrey in the Superior mayoral race.
World AIDS Day has been recognized since 1988, this year Duluth/Superior Pride decided to get involved and host a community event.
People across the Northland are donating blood to help save lives.
The Lutheran Social Services crisis nursery is kicking off their Diaper drive.
Dozens of people are working in shifts for the next week to count more than 22 thousand ballots by hand.
Curling Teams from USA, Scotland, China, and Japan are competing in a double round-robin format competition at the DECC.
Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker made a stop in Ashland today to meet with its mayor, as part of his listening tour session.
A total of 62 people were killed in traffic crashes, last month, according to preliminary statistics from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation.
Lake Country Power members in areas near Grand Lake, Cloquet, Saginaw, Brookston, and Culver will be without power beginning at 9:00 a.m., Monday, December 5.
Time Arc Theatre and Twin Ports Stage are working together to present “The WWII Live USO Variety and Canteen Show.”
Twin Ports Tonight will tape three episodes this weekend, and a live studio audience is needed.
Minnesota is adding post-traumatic stress disorder as a condition that qualifies for medical marijuana under the state program.
Mary Carlson, Owner of Pure Event Planning and Design located in Duluth visited FOX 21 Local News Thursday morning to offer some holiday hosting tips.
University of Wisconsin-Madison’s student government has passed a resolution, demanding Chancellor Rebecca Blank and UW System President Ray Cross declare system schools sanctuary campuses for students, who entered the country illegally as minors.
The annual cultural entrepreneurship fair showcases the ideas of students. The goal is to take these ideas and create a business.
Curling Night in America showcases some of the best talent in curling in the world and brings them to the Duluth Curling Club.
The Fairlawn Mansion in Superior is opening its doors on Tuesdays during December to encourage more foot traffic to check out any room they want. In the spirit of Christmas, each room in the house has its own unique look.
If you’re looking to give back this holiday season The Adopt A Senior Citizen Program in Virginia could use your help.
One retired Duluth man is taking his favorite hobby to a whole new level this holiday season.
The Wisconsin Department of Tourism’s “Big Bundle Up” campaign is collecting gently used winter gear for people in need.
Law enforcement agencies are asking you to keep them in mind this holiday season by turning on a blue light.
Now that Thanksgiving is over many people are now thinking about holiday shopping, and businesses on the iron range are asking people to shop local this holiday season.
The oldest tiger at the Minnesota Zoo has died.
If you’ve had it with shopping in stores, and switched entirely to online holiday shopping this year, experts say you still have a few things to potentially worry about.
Mild temperatures are blanketing the Northland this fall, but it isn’t stopping many Northlanders from preparing for the frigid cold ahead of time.
Finally getting answers to what happened to Jacob Wetterling has been a difficult journey for his friends and family, but it is not the end of work for the Jacob Wetterling Resource Center.
Night to Shine Prom offers an opportunity for people with special needs and seeks more participants and volunteers.
The first trees for the charity “Best Christmas Ever” are popping up across the Northland
Duluth NAACP Elects Stephan Witherspoon as New President
Many snowmobile dealers and resorts can’t wait for the cooler temperatures and the snow to stick around, but some businesses say clear roads lead to big profits.
All over the world, many gave to their favorite cause. One local group involved was the Damiano Center in Duluth.
At least one million dollars is headed to the City of Duluth as part of a settlement agreement.
Hermantown Middle School students created the pillows for cancer patients at St. Luke’s hospital
The Superior Police Department now has a shortage when it comes to patrol officers.
The American Birkebeiner Trail was named the number one cross-country ski destination in the nation as voted by USA Today’s 10Best Readers’ Choice travel award contest.
Hunters killed nearly 197,000 deer during Wisconsin’s traditional nine-day gun season this month, down 6 percent from last year’s harvest.
The City of Duluth is informing the public about the temporary closure of Superior Street, west of 6th Avenue West, scheduled for Thursday, December 1, beginning at 7:00 a.m.
Hillary Clinton is looking to join Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein’s lawsuit seeking a hand recount in Wisconsin.
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation recently changed its messaging format for AMBER and Silver Alerts in an effort to provide drivers with pertinent information to help law enforcement and families locate endangered children and missing adults with cognitive impairment.
This weekend holiday celebrations are coming to life at the Douglas County Historical Society.
Visitors will immediately feel the presence of the holidays when walking into Fairlawn Mansion.
Gifts for Teens helps to make sure that no teen is forgotten this holiday season.
Fennessey joins three other candidates in the race for Superior mayor
This season’s warm temperatures mean no snow for people to enjoy certain outdoor winter activities.
Snocross racing fans filled the stands at Spirit Mountain this weekend. Now the races are over and the clean-up begins.
