Everybody knows eating locally benefits not only your health, but also the local economy. But Wednesday night, local home–growers in Two Harbors made a push for others to jump on the bandwagon.
When built in 1969, the Safety Weight Enforcement Facility on HWY 2 and 53 was considered state of the art.
Duluth Glensheen mansion is unveiling another room you’ve never seen before.
Thinking about running for Duluth Political Office but don’t know where to start? The Duluth Area Chamber Commerce help their 2015 campaign camp Wednesday afternoon.
Looking for the best sausage in Wisconsin? Look no farther than a Superior based shop.
Just in time for his return to Green Bay, Brett Favre has his own theme song. A band in Minnesota, the Hobo Nephews of Uncle Frank, named the song “Old Number Four.”
The City of Duluth sends 3,200 tons of plastic waste to the landfill every year. A movement that gained momentum in California is going national.
There’s a sense of emptiness in the Duluth racing community now that it has lost one of its champions.
That Nepalese earthquake is hitting close to home for a local man.
Spirit Mountain’s Bike Park is one step closer to being awarded a Bell Helmets $100,000 grant.
To celebrate 25 years of business in Duluth, Alakef Coffee Roasters will open it’s first kiosk in Super One at the Kenwood Shopping Plaza.
The American Lung Association reports lung cancer kills more women in the country than any other type of cancer.
Another step has been taken to end the use of e-cigarettes in indoor public places.
Sketchy cab rides will be no more. The Duluth City Council has voted to standardize and tighten regulations on every taxi company in town.
In this week’s Northland Uncovered, we take a look inside a well-known ship in Superior.
The Itasca Synchronized Swimming Club has been around for nearly 50 years, and though the club has had hardships thrown its way, the girls are devoted to keeping their team afloat.
It was a wet and soggy day for area sixth graders to learn about the St. Louis River Estuary.
In this week’s Knowing Your Neighbor’s we take a trip to Spooner, Wisconsin.
A new Guinness World Record could be set in Grand Rapids this weekend and you can take part.
An unthinkable crime has two Minnesota communities remembering a fallen police officer.
Dealing with mental health challenges, big and small, can be tough, but there is help.
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has notified the City of Ashland that the popular Maslowski Beach artesian well will need to close by the fall of 2015.
Beautiful sounds came from the 7th Oshkii Giizhik Women’s Hand Drumming and Singing Workshop.
If you missed Dunkin’ Donuts job fair in Duluth last week you’re in luck because the franchise is having another one.
According to retail reports this year Mother’s Day spending is expected to reach $21.2 billion dollars which is the highest projection in more than a decade.
A vehicle fire in Ashland Saturday afternoon quickly spread to engulf a garage attached to a home.
The death toll from the tragic earthquake in Nepal is more than 7,000, thousand a number that has hit close to home for some local students and universities.
Dirty cars along with soap and water helped Superior’s first female lacrosse team get closer to their $500 dollar goal.
A community event encouraged kids to get out of the house and into the outdoors.
Located at 1324 East Third StreetDuluth Farmer’s Market offers a variety of things.
A mother and son killed in a Cornucopia house fire were laid to rest Saturday.
Hundreds of College of St. Scholastica students graduated Saturday.
The Governor’s Fishing Opener is the official kick–off to the summer season.
Northern Waters Smokehaus is opening a second location this September.
The City of Duluth is suffering another blow in the legal battle over the Fond-Du-Luth casino.
Friday, the Depot was the place to be to discover all of the rich history in the Northland.
After a year-long grant process, the city of Duluth has been awarded six electric buses.
“The Eyes of Freedom” Lima Company Memorial started off as a vision by Anita Miller from Columbus, Ohio who wanted to help grieving families of soldiers who died on the battlefield.
About 400 kids journeyed by bus to the Lake Superior Zoo for the annual Earth Tracks event.
Duluthians gathered for a two mile ride to promote active transportation.
The 7th semiannual Duluth Junk Hunt kicked off in the Heritage Sports Center Friday in West Duluth.
Construction began Friday on a campground at Lake Vermilion-Soudan Underground Mine State Park in northeastern Minnesota that will accommodate more than 250 people nightly in tents and RVs, the Department of Natural Resources said.
An appeals court has overturned the sabotage convictions of an 85-year-old nun and two fellow peace activists who broke into a facility storing much of this country’s bomb-grade uranium and painted slogans and splashed blood on the walls.
This morning, Niki Corbin from Life 97.3 stopped by FOX Sunrise to talk about the upcoming Prom Again dance.
U.S. Steel is laying off fewer workers than originally expected as it plans to cut production June 1 at its Minntac plant at Minnesota’s largest iron mine.
9,762 hungry flapjack lovers attended the 58th Annual Lions Club Pancake Day, 432 more people than last year.
Thursday, members of the Hillside Neighborhood gathered to discuss ways to build healthy relationships between residents, police officers, and business owners.
‘It’s pretty neat, it gets the job done so that’s good,” Tube Filler creator Sam Reiswig said.
Students from Duluth’s Laura McArthur Middle School are advancing to the finals in a competition because of their outstanding innovation in dance.
Thursday night, the First Witness Child Advocacy Center is ending their ” I Stand with Kids” campaign that helped promote education on how to prevent child abuse.
