Saturday afternoon, a welcoming party was held on the Ashland ore dock to honor the bipartisan work of Senator Tammy Baldwan and Congressman Sean Duffy.
Early Saturday morning many residents of downtown Duluth woke up to the sounds of multiple gunshots and loud screams.
First floor walls are going up on the new Holiday Inn Express in Hermantown.
It’s the last holiday weekend of the summer and already Duluth is full of people heading up to spend this Labor Day weekend on The Big Lake.
The Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory in Canal Park is showing its support for our troops overseas.
Dan and Marsha Snowdon bought Louise’s Cafe in Two Harbors about two months ago, and have maintained the local favorite’s menu.
Nearly 100 Wisconsin Army National Guard troops are home after an eight month deployment to Afghanistan.
The vacant Sonju building in Two Harbors will be making way for a new business with a familiar name.
The Two Harbors thrift store moved to the main level of the former Grace Baptist Church building on 7th St. in Two Harbors.
Donate don’t dump is the motivation behind a dorm sale held on Saint Scholastica’s campus.
The Island Inn and Suites is proposing to build a hotel on 1000 Minnesota Avenue.
“It will be a good thing for the community,” Duluth director of planning Keith Hamre said.
An area university welcomed students starting a new chapter in their life.
Some local hospitals have been seeing an uptick in sinus and allergy-related visits.
As kids are heading back to the books, Lowell Elementary School is getting ready to begin the second year of its language immersion program, the only program of its kind in the Northland.
Around 75 employees packed for products CHUM, Lifehouse, Just Kids Dental, and the YWCA’s Girl Power program.
FEMA has 90 days from August 24th, to make an official decision on whether to ask Duluth to return any portion of the $1.78 million in question.
Northland families took time to thank the men and women in blue.
For the first time, the city will host the AMSOIL Powerboat Championship.
SmartAsset.com has ranked Duluth as one of the top three least-stressed cities in all of the United States.
The owner of the Kounty Quarthouse tells FOX 21 she’s making sure to leave her business in good hands.
Wednesday, CSS cheerleaders were out at the Miller Hill Mall washing cars as they raised funds for their squad.
Wednesday, leaders with the Sky Harbor Airport in Duluth received a grant for a maintenance project that has been on their to–do list for the past five years.
Wednesday night, new and passionate discussions unfolded to make the Lakewalk truly one link.
The Wildcat Sanctuary executive director Tammy Thies said the sanctuary is grateful the owner decided to “do the right thing” and give the animals to an accredited big cat facility.
The start of September means the kick off of Hunger Action Month.
Iron Range drivers are also enjoying the low gas prices.
At only 50-years-old, deputy sheriff Bradley Anderson died in an accident while responding to an emergency call, leaving behind a wife and two sons.
A new grant is helping Essentia Health deliver a special service to patients in rural areas.
Two Minnesota lawmakers cited for allegedly “making out” at an Eagan park last week are accusing a sheriff’s deputy of making up the story.
Lightning is believed to have sparked a fire in Rice Lake.
A Republican bill to block federal money from going to Planned Parenthood in Wisconsin is up for a public hearing.
Federal and state regulators have conceded the possibility that some potentially polluted water from the proposed PolyMet copper-nickel mine could flow toward the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.
Vacation rentals have been a hot topic in Duluth in recent months.
Tuesday night a Hermantown boy and his family shared memories from their trip of a lifetime.
Tuesday night, the Duluth Public Library unveiled the four finalists for the 2016 ‘One Book Northland’ project.
In this week’s Great Outdoors we showcase a sport that is known for its finesse. If you’re looking for another way to enjoy nature head to Northwoods Adventures Fly Fishing in Duluth for a lesson.
Right now a $21 million plan hopes to bring new housing options to Duluth’s Morgan Park neighborhood.
Going back to school doesn’t just affect teachers and students. For motorists it’s just as important to remember to play it safe around buses, to lessen the chance of a dangerous accident.
Ruby’s Pantry–Coppertop provided free potatoes to anyone who stopped by the Coppertop Church parking lot.
Students and their parents got to meet their new teachers and faculty on an appointment basis.
The school district says the money will provide secure entrances for all Superior schools, new class areas at superior high school, and an entirely new Cooper Elementary School.
We now know when the nearly 100 troops deployed to Afghanistan for nine months will be arriving back home in Superior.
The 13th Annual Duluth Senior Expo will be held at the DECC in Duluth on Tuesday, October 13, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The Douglas County Health Department reports a dead crow found in Douglas County August 25, 2015 has tested positive for the West Nile virus.
Every town, whether big or small, has a good deal of history to share. In this week’s Northland Uncovered, we head to Wascott, WI where residents are creating a place for history.
Police are asking for your help in locating an Eveleth man.
The Committee Of the Whole reviewed a major proposal to renovate the NorShor Theater on Monday.
Prior to Monday’s City Council a group rallied in favor of bike lanes.
Green Mill patrons who purchased pasta dishes Monday saw a portion of their bill given to the Junior League of Duluth.
