Twin Ports Stage Brings Hollywood to Belknap
Performance Group Premieres Fundraising Video
Performance group premieres fund raising video with Hollywood themed party.
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Summer Fest Parade Hits Hermantown Streets
Hundreds Line Streets For Candy And Fun
The Hermantown Summer Fest Parade brought residents out in force, Satuday morning.
Xcel Energy outages drop to 96K; no estimate on full power
As the Twin Cities area cleans up from overnight storms, Xcel Energy says around 96,000 customers were still without power by Saturday afternoon, mostly in the western and eastern Twin Cities metro area.
Sleuths trace fate of 1st black male slave freed by Lincoln
The likely grave of a man considered the first black male slave freed by Abraham Lincoln lay unnoticed in the cemetery of a former mental hospital in Minnesota for over a century until some history sleuths recently tracked it down.
Minnesota State Fair talent show registration closes July 27
Do you have what it takes?
Time is running out for those who want to show off their talents at the 2015 Minnesota State Fair.
Morgan Park Neighborhood Celebrates 100 Years
Historic Area in Western Duluth Celebrates Centennial
Friday began the weekend–long celebration for a milestone in the neighborhood.
Marshall All-School Reunion Celebration Kicks Off
Hundreds Return to Duluth for Milestone High School Reunions
Friday night, The Marshall School kicked off a weekend full of activities for their Annual All–School Reunion.
Site Plans Revealed for Old Morgan Park School
Developers Direct Focus on 156 New Units in Morgan Park Neighborhood
After recently pulling out of the Rockridge site, developers are now fully focused on a $19 million plan for the old Morgan Park School.
10th Annual Reggae Festival – Saturday
Reggae Festival Happening in Duluth
A genre of music starting in Jamaica will fill Bayfront Park this weekend.
Celebrating Lake Superior
Event Celebrates Lake Superior
One of the biggest bodies of water is being celebrated.
Duluth Wins another Award
Duluth Gets New Award
Over the past decade Duluth has seen more than $2 billion worth of new projects and investments.
1,000 Volunteers Offer Free Dental Care in Duluth
Dentists Help a Need that Continues to Increase
More than 1,000 volunteers are offering free dental care to patients in need.
Boating Program Helps Seniors, Veterans & Disabled
St. Louis River Experience Get Seniors on the Water
The St. Louis River experience is showing seniors the fun of recreational boating.
Aspen Foods Recalls Nearly 2 Million Pounds of Chicken
Chicken Recalled After People in Minnesota Got Infected with Salmonella
The U.S. Department of Agriculture says Illinois-based Aspen Foods is recalling nearly 2 million pounds of raw, frozen chicken products over concerns they might be contaminated with salmonella.
Dayton, Nolan to Assess Storm Damage in Brainerd Area
Gov. Mark Dayton and U.S. Rep. Rick Nolan will travel to the Brainerd Lakes area on Friday to tour storm damage.
3rd Annual Backpack for Carnival for Kids
Kids Win Carnival Prizes, Stock Up on School Supplies
While students are enjoying summer break, some spent Thursday night at the Elks Lodge to start collecting school supplies.
Families Enjoy Annual Mentor Duluth Summer Barbecue
Mentors, Mentees & Families Come Together & Celebrate
Thursday night was filled with good food, games, conversation, and friendships.
Park Warriors Clean Up Trash at Wisconsin Point
Volunteers Try to Make Superior a Cleaner City
Wisconsin Point a popular summer hangout got a nice tidying up Thursday.
Friends Remember, Celebrate Life of Cole Drechsler
Color Run Planned to Honor Life of Cloquet Accident Victim
Those who knew Cole Drechsler, describe him as a happy person who was always smiling and made those around him always do the same. Thursday night, his friends planned a celebration of his life in a way they say is only fitting to the person Cole was.
2nd Annual Kolar-Link-Seitz ‘Golf Balls From Heaven’
Fundraiser for Women's Care Center Duluth
Golf balls flooded the course at Duluth’s Northland Country Club.
Duluth Firefighters Train in Vacant Buildings
Firefighters Get Training in Vacant Buildings
Firefighters in Duluth are taking on vacant buildings to prepare for future fires.
St. Louis Co. Celebrates End of Flood Repairs
End of Flood Repairs Celebrated in St. Louis County
“The final reconstruction of Highland Street in West Duluth will mark the completion of all 2012 flood repairs for St. Louis County,” St. Louis County Commissioner Chris Dahlberg said.
Northlanders Enjoy Annual Sand Modeling Contest
Annual Park Point Sand Modeling Contest, Water Safety Expo
Thursday afternoon, Northlanders had a chance to get creative and sculpt sand castles on Park Point.
Shakespeare’s First Folio Exhibit to Come to UMD
Shakespeare Exhibit Coming to Duluth
A national traveling exhibit of Shakespeare’s plays is making it’s way to Duluth.
New Van Helps Duluth Honor Guard Serve Veterans Families
Benna Ford in Superior Donates Van to Veterans
Thursday Afternoon, the Duluth Honor Guard gladly accepted the keys to a shiny 2015 transit van.
Recent Mining Layoffs May Affect Port of Duluth-Superior
Recent layoffs at mining plants on the Iron Range are having a trickle down effect. It may not be directly affecting the Duluth Seaway Port Authority now but it’s not out of the question.
Minnesota Adventurers Plan to Spend an Entire Year in BWCA
Two Adventurers to Spend a Year in the Boundary Waters
Two Minnesota adventurers who canoed 2,000 miles from Ely to Washington, D.C., last year have announced their next expedition _ they plan to spend an entire year in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.
Duluth Police Chief Wants Stricter Methadone Regulation
Overdose of Prescribed Narcotic Prompts Social Media Post
Duluth Police Chief Gordon Ramsay is calling for stricter rules for methadone treatment patients in the city.
New Tradition for Glensheen’s ‘Concerts on the Pier’
Scuba Divers Test Waters, Ensure Safety of Jumpers
Wednesday night, Glensheen Mansion began a new tradition for their free summer series ‘Concerts on the Pier.’
National Weather Service Hosts Open House to Public
People Tour the Whole Facility
The meteorologists at the Duluth office of the National Weather Service wanted to let the public in on their world.
Pets on Parade in Hermantown
Dogs, Cats, Rabbits, and Chickens on Parade
Pet Parade Wraps Up Day One of Hermantown Summer Fest
Amity Coffee Opens First ‘Parklet’ of Season
Local Café Sets Up Outdoor Seating Option For Customers
Duluthians enjoyed their breakfast and coffee outside Wednesday, as the first Parklet of the summer is up in Lakeside.
Lightning Victim Thanks Those Who Saved His Life
12-Year-Old Nate Burke Holds Gathering, Meets Heroes
Twelve–year–old Nate Burke was struck by lightning more than two weeks ago at Enger Golf Course.. Wednesday night, he and his family gathered in the same place where he almost lost his life, to say thanks to the heroes who saved him.
High Percentage of UMD Grads are Employed
Higher Rate of UMD Grads Finding Employment
UMD surveyed nearly 2000 alumni who received degrees from July 2013 to July 2014.
Annual Fishing Event Brings Hundreds of Kids to Tower
Fishing Event Gets Kids Out on Lake Vermilion
More than 100 kids strapped their life jackets on and hopped in a boat for the 6th annual Let’s Take a Kid Fishing Event in Tower.
Tim Hortons Cafe & Bake Shop Opens in Tower
New Cafe & Bake Shop Opens in Tower
Tim Hortons has made it’s way to the city of Tower.
Old Church to be Restored as Cultural Center in Tower
St. Mary's Episcopal Church to be Community Arts Center
Tower’s oldest church will be a building block for Tower’s latest development efforts.
Mayor: Hotel Will Trigger Economic Development
Condos, Retail Development to Break Ground This Summer
A multi-million dollar hotel development along the Tower Harbor is on it’s way to becoming reality.
Locals Tour Duluth Mansions
Duluth Mansions Featured in Tour
Classic and modern homes along with beautiful greenery were on display in Duluth.
Chinese Restaurant in Superior Closing
Chinese Restaurant Closes
After dishing up popular Chinese cuisines for 16 years, Joe’s Pagoda in Superior closed its doors Wednesday.
Locals Asked Not to Use Water
Duluth Residents Asked Not to Use Water
Duluth’s Engineering Division tells FOX 21 the water conservation request is the result of planned maintenance and emergency water main breaks in Lakeside.
Water Valve Repair to Disrupt Service in Hillside Neighborhood
Valve Replacement Will Disrupt Water Service in Duluth's Hillside Neighborhood
The City of Duluth Public Works and Utilities department is working on a water valve replacement as part of the East 4th Street Reconstruction project.
Northlanders to Receive Free Dental Care
Care Available Friday & Saturday
Find out when and where you can get free dental care this weekend!
Deer Causes Car Crash in Cook
One Sent to Essentia Health Duluth
The St. Louis County Sheriff’s Office responded to Beatty Road in rural Cook at 10 p.m. Tuesday for a two-vehicle accident with injuries.
McTavish Quilting Studio Is More Than A Store
Quilting, lessons and quilt sales are all available at McTavish Quilting Studio in Duluth.
Volunteers Clean Up Superior Parks
Dedicated Volunteers Dubbed 'Park Warriors'
The Superior Parks Department has been getting help from a group of volunteers this summer.
Documenting Cloquet Middle School’s History
A Piece of History is Being Remembered
You can help document the history of Cloquet’s Middle School.
Camp Chow: Easy Meals for on the Trail
Minnesota Company Makes Meals for the Trail
Whether it’s camping for the weekend with the family or planning a canoe trip in the Boundary Waters, sometimes deciding what to pack for food can be a challenge.
Taking Steps to Stay Active
Grant Money Helps Cloquet Make Safety Improvements
Safety is key when it comes to Cloquet’s latest steps to create a more pedestrian friendly community.
‘Ride to Sir Ben’s’ Attracts Like-Minded Bikers
If you’re a motorcycle lover, a meet-up in Duluth might just become your favorite part of the week.
