Teenage Duluth Artist Performs on FOX 21 Sunrise
Kaylee Matuszak to Perform at Duluth Homegrown Friday
A young Duluth native will be taking the stage as part of the Duluth Homegrown Music Festival tonight.
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Marines: Preparing to Serve Part 5
Duluth Native Finds Path in Life through Marine Corps
Graduation from the Marine Corps Recruiting Depot San Diego is a time of celebration and many emotions.
Marines: Preparing to Serve Part 4
Minnesota Recruits Become Marines
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.
Marines: Preparing to Serve Part 3
Minnesota Recruits Speak on Boot Camp
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.
Happy Pancake Day!
59th Year Of Celebration For The Lions Club
A long time tradition continues in Duluth. 59 years strong Duluth’s Lion members have hosted the group’s Annual Pancake Day Celebration.
Lake Superior Zoo Says Bye To Trouble
A popular Lake Superior Zoo exhibit has become the bearer of bad news for visitors.
Northlanders celebrate Cinco de Mayo
Today marks the 154th anniversary of Cinco de Mayo, a bi–cultural celebration that commemorates the triumph of a small Mexican army over French forces in the 1862 Battle of Puebla.
Kids come out to celebrate the annual Arrowhead Games
The annual Arrowhead youth games were held Thursday.
New weigh station in Douglas County is expected to open soon
There is a new $13.5 million weigh station facility on highway two and 53 in Douglas County.
Community Members Comment on Crude Oil Pipeline Projects
Comments Accepted Until May 26th
Tribal leaders, environmental groups and community members voiced their opinions and concerns on the Sandpiper and Line 3 Pipeline projects, at a public meeting held by the Minnesota Department of Commerce.
Lutheran Social Service to Break Ground on New Center
LSS Celebrates 100 Years
Lutheran Social Service is breaking ground on a new youth center today.
Marines: Preparing to Serve Part 2
Minnesota Teachers Participate in USMC Boot Camp
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.
Marines: Preparing to Serve Part 1
Minnesota Teachers Head to California for Boot Camp
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.
Travel To North Carolina Banned By Minnesota Universities
UMD Athletics Feel Effects of Athletic Ban
UMD baseball team may miss out on an opportunity for the post season this year
Local officials talk about Donald Trump being the likely Republican nominee
Donald trump is the presumptive Republican presidential nominee following a victory in the Indiana primary and with Ted Cruz and John Kasich dropping out of the race.
Duluth Police Department has New Top Cop
Duluth native, Mike Tusken, is the city’s new Police Chief.
May The 4th Be With You
Fans Of Star Wars Celebrate
Local Star Wars fans celebrate a day dedicated to their favorite franchise.
Duluth Lions Club Prepares for Pancake Day
59th Annual Pancake Day
The Duluth Lions Club is getting ready for the 59th Annual Pancake Day.
Senator Ron Johnson Campaigns In Superior
Wisconsin U.S Sen. Ron Johnson made a campaign stop in Superior Tuesday.
It’s Crunch Time For Pier B Resort
Construction on a waterfront resort in Duluth is nearing completion, but the developers are under facing a crunch time to do so.
Homegrown More About The Experience Than The Finances
Business' enjoy celebrating the experience of Homegrown
Over 200 bands and over 40 venues all participate in Homegrown.
Superior students hold an expo for veterans
The third annual Veterans Expo was held Tuesday in Superior to assist area veterans and their families.
UMD Students Strive For Sustainable Campus
UMD Looks At Energy Alternatives
Students presented plans to make changes to the UMD campus, making it more energy efficient.
Art And Feminism At UMD
Students Contribute to Public Knowledge
Students add researched information to websites to create and update content.
Superior officials celebrate Arbor Day
Students in Superior are making their college campus a little greener.
Superior high school raises enough money for grad party
Superior high school’s annual grad party has been saved for this year.
Visit Duluth Holds Annual Tourism Luncheon
Community Gears Up For Peak Tourism Season
Tourism has an estimated annual impact of 780 million dollars within the Duluth community- find out how Visit Duluth prepares.
Personal Historian Talks Documenting Life Stories
Personal History Awareness Month
May is personal history awareness month. This morning, a personal historian visited FOX 21 Sunrise to talk about its importance.
Boats are Coming Out for the Season
Busy Times at Barker's Island Marina
It’s finally starting to feel like Spring and Barker’s Island Marina is getting boats in the water.
Cold Case: Nancy Daugherty
Nancy Daugherty was raped, beaten and murdered 30 years ago in one of the Northland’s most notorious unsolved murders.
Community Celebrates King Elementary Expansion
Phase one ribbon cutting ceremony was paired with the groundbreaking for phase two.
Over in Deer River citizens gathered to celebrate phase one of the King Elementary School expansion being complete and break ground on phase two.
Cold Cases: Leanna Warner
In the quiet town of Chisholm, many questions seem to remain unanswered, and many of those questions revolve around June 14, 2003 — the disappearance of Leanna Warner.
New Trail Connection Being Built in Duluth
New Trail Will Connect to the Lakewalk
The construction of the Campus Connector Trail started May 2, 2016 along the north curb of College Street, between Junction Ave. and Kenwood Ave. by the College of St. Scholastica.
Olcott Fountain Ground Breaking to be Held Friday
System Failed in 2013
The efforts to raise $400,000 in private donations for a historic fountain in Virginia is going strong.
Mountain Iron-Buhl School District Could Build New High School
Deciding Referendum Vote Held Tuesday
The current high school building, for grades 7 through 12, was built in the 1920’s, and School officials say time has put its toll on it.
City Of Ashland Holds Drug Forum
Community members and officials in Ashland held a forum Sunday to talk about their growing concerns over the area’s drug epidemic.
Wildwoods Holds Annual Fundraiser For Wildlife Rehab
Wildwoods Wildlife Rehabilitation Center held its third annual fundraiser Sunday at Clyde Iron Works.
Temple Israel Holds Fundraiser For Gloria Dei
Temple Israel of Duluth hosted a traditional Jewish lunch and silent auction Sunday to benefit the restoration of Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, which was heavily damaged by fire earlier this year.
Homegrown Kicks Off First Day Of Festivities
A Festival featuring eight days of Homegrown music kicked off in Duluth Sunday.
Kids Enjoy Their Own Homegrown Music
Children and the young at heart spent the day dancing and singing to family friendly tunes Sunday.
Community Members Walk to End MS
120 Members Take Part In Event
Around 120 Community members gathered for a walk to end multiple sclerosis.
Firefighters hold a Fire Ops 101 course
Community leaders got a firsthand look into the fire fighter experience today.
Hair stylists give cuts to critters
Pet lovers from far and wide came to the Language of Hair Salon today for a good cause.
Veterans Fly to Washington D.C. To Visit War Memorials
Trip Organized By Local Non-Profit
80 veterans traveled to Washington DC to visit memorials, and to remember lives lost in the wars.
A Mock Car Crash Reminds Students Not To Text And Drive
Checking a text message takes your eyes off the road for 3-4 seconds and traveling at speeds of 55 mph you can cover the distance of a football field. So is it really worth it?
Students host Escape to the Tropics event
A group of University of Wisconsin Superior students decided to do some good deeds and have some fun while they’re at it.
Local law students host a fundraiser
The Volunteer Attorney program had their annual Law Law Palooza fundraiser tonight.
Superior Library Holds Annual Spring Book Sale
Sale Continues On To Saturday
Videos, records, cassette tapes and DVDs are also on sale.
Annual YMCA Fun Day Gets Kids Active for Spring
Healthy Kids Day
Healthy Kids Day will be back at the Duluth YMCA this weekend.
Crews Ready To Focus On Park Repairs
With warmer air moving into the Northland, city officials are working to repair multiple parks.
