Staycations Part 3: The South Shore
Morgan Falls, 2nd Street Bistro, Kravin Frozen Yogurt
We take you to some hot spots around Ashland, including what locals call the city’s best kept secret.
Community-imported
Hermantown Hosts Carnival for Boy Battling Leukemia
The Hermantown community is throwing its support behind a first grader who is battling leukemia.
Proctor Seeks Advice From Minnesota Design Team
Community Addresses Changes They Would Like to See
Proctor is looking for advice from the Minnesota Design Team for the city’s future.
Duluth Pack Launches 25 Causes, 25 Colors Campaign
Teaming Up With Customers to Find A Cure
Twenty-five health and situational causes that have personally touched Duluth Pack employees have been matched with 25 of their products colors.
Tourists Pour $125M into Douglas County
Tourism Dollars Up 5.5% from 2013
Tourism is the number three industry in Wisconsin behind agriculture and manufacturing.
St. Louis Co. Celebrates Law Day
Courthouse Opened for Law Day Celebration in Duluth
More people than usual spent the day in court but not for what you might think.
Local Students Raise Money for Nepal
Duluth Students Help Earthquake Victims
St. Scholastica students are raising money to help earthquake victims in Nepal.
Twin Ports Dermatology Now Seeing Patients
More Innovative, Effective Products Available
If you’re experiencing troubles finding a dermatology clinic, you’re in luck! Friday, Twin Ports Dermatology made their debut.
Hayward Gears Up for Saturday’s Fishing Opener
Warm Weather Brings in More Anglers
The temperatures are perfect for fishing season and the City of Hayward is helping people gear up to make sure they have a successful day on the water for the 50th Wisconsin Fishing Opener.
Simonson Announces He’s Not Running for Mayor of Duluth
Simonson Says He Won't Run for Mayor in Duluth
Minnesota State Representative Erik Simonson will not be running for Duluth’s mayor.
Veterans to Explore Career Options at Annual Expo
Douglas County Veterans Expo
Next week, the Douglas County Veterans Service Office will be hosting an expo.
Fans Gather at Local Bars to Watch NFL Draft
Eagerly Wait to See New Faces on Favorite Teams
Thursday night, fans around the Northland gathered to watch one of the most anticipated nights in sports.
‘Buddies Not Bullies’ 5K This Saturday
Race Benefits New Non-Profit
A new walk is kicking off this weekend to raise awareness about an issue affecting millions of kids.
Survey Asks Public’s Input of Duluth’s Downtown
The Greater Downtown Council released a survey Wednesday asking for the public’s input on the downtown area.
This Friday – Event will Teach Locals about Judicial System
A new event is kicking off in Duluth this Friday to teach people about the judicial system and its key players.
Conference Teaches Social Media Strategies
Businesses from across Minnesota zoned in on Duluth to learn how to expand their social media presence.
Mining Woes Hit Duluth Manufacturer
Mining Troubles Hit Duluth Manufacturer
A few years ago ME Elecmetal in west Duluth finished its $12 million dollar expansion during a time when business was booming.
Subways in the Northland Help Fight Hunger
Donate Money, Receive 6" Sub
If you wanted to grab a bite to eat and help families in need at the same time, Subway was the place to be Thursday afternoon!
Secretary Simon Pushes Youth to Vote Early in MN
Pre-Registration, Early Voting were Main Topics
Minnesota Secretary of State, Steve Simon visited UMD Thursday afternoon to talk about the importance of voting.
Upcoming Renovations Will Close Billings Park in Superior
Trails, Road, Paths to be Improved
A popular park in Superior is going to get some improvements that will make it more accommodating to all. But, a whole new park comes with some challenges.
Clean Creeks: Efforts to Clean Miller Creek in Duluth
Duluth Grill, Brewhouse to Host Volunteer Clean Up Day
Despite having beautiful weather, Miller Creek is filled with trash and is becoming an unhealthy environment for fish and wildlife.
Staycations Part 1: The Iron Range
Soudan Underground Mine, Dorothy Molter Museum, The Boathouse
If you journey to the Iron Range and points north of it, you’ll find areas rich in culture, and full of nature’s finest.
Helping Prevent Children From Ingesting Lead
Locals were invited to Myers–Wilkins Elementary Wednesday for a free lead–level testing to raise awareness about the dangers.
Annual Homegrown Festival Benefits Local Businesses
Full Night of Music, Venues Bring in the Green
Homegrown is a festival that’s transformed the Twin Ports music scene. It’s also a huge week for local businesses bringing in almost as much money as Grandma’s weekend.
Fallen Workers Honored in Wisconsin
Workers' Memorial Day
Workers’ Memorial Day is April 28, but folks across the bridge celebrated Wednesday morning with a breakfast.
Twin Ports Job Fair Kicks Off
Unemployed Northlanders and veterans made their way to Superior Wednesday.
Glensheen Mounts New Live Web Cam
Glensheen Mansion recently installed a live web cam onto its boat house.
Floodwood Native Running for Duluth City Council
Gary Anderson announced plans to represent district one, currently overseen by Jennifer Julsrud.
Duluth Mounted Patrols Coming Back
After training in the Twin Cities and other locations, Duluth Police Mounted Patrol officers are almost ready to saddle up and get back on streets.
Authorities Identify Victims of Fatal Crash in Carlton County
Victims of Fatal Crash Identified in Carlton Co.
Authorities have released the names of the two drivers killed in a fatal crash in Carlton County.
DNR Reminds Hunters Electronic Registration Begins this Fall
Wisconsin DNR Reminds of Registration Change
Wisconsin wildlife officials are reminding deer and bear hunters that electronic registration will be the rule statewide starting this fall.
House Passes Budget that Cuts MinnesotaCare
Lawmakers Cut $1 Billion from Health Care Spending
House Republicans have passed a health care budget that cuts an insurance program for tens of thousands of low-income Minnesotans.
Art Therapy Helps a Man Find Freedom
Young Man With Physical Disability is Amazing Artist
While anyone can pick up a paint brush and dabble in the arts, not everyone has the capability to make a masterpiece.
Duluth Residents Attend Bike Path Informational Session
Duluthians had the opportunity to hear more about a new bike path going in adjacent to College Street between Kenwood Avenue and 19th Avenue East.
New Ideas Presented for the Zoo’s Future
Contractors Hired to Put Sold, Financial Plan Together
Two consultants were hired to put together a solid plan to get the Lake Superior Zoo on solid financial footing.
Portion of Superior Hiking Trail Closing by Private Landowner
Landowner Kicks Hikers Due to Ongoing Conflicts
A landowner on the Superior Hiking Trail is kicking hikers off the land due to multiple ongoing conflicts.
Prettner-Solon Does Not Run for Mayor, Supports Larson in Race
Prettner-Solon Stands Alongside Mayor Candidate, Larson
Tuesday afternoon, Former Lt. Governor Yvonne Prettner-Solon announced she will not be running for Duluth’s next Mayor.
2 Killed During Head-On Crash in Carlton County
Two Injured, Names Not Released
The Minnesota State Patrol says both drivers were killed after a head on crash on Highway 45.
Homegrown Artist Stops by FOX Sunrise
Duluth Homegrown Music Festival Update
Find out what’s coming up at the Duluth Homegrown Music Festival.
Booze Bill Gives House a Shot at Repealing Sunday Sales Ban
Sunday Liquor Sales
Proponents of scrapping the state’s long-standing ban on Sunday liquor sales have one more shot this year.
Lives Remembered During Annual Memorial Service
Workers' Memorial Day Tree Planting
A tree representing life, was planted this morning to remember lives lost.
Special Report: Flying High Part 2
Going Inside World Renown AAR
As we continue our series on aviation in the Northland, we look at a world class maintenance facility that has made Duluth home.
Student School Board Member Gets $3,000 Scholarship
A Proctor High School senior is getting a jump start funding her college education.
New Facebook Page Helps You Find a Childcare Provider
Connecting Parents and Childcare Providers
If you’re a parent and have been searching for a quality full-time childcare provider for your child, you may be all too familiar with how hard it can be.
East Robotics Team Finishes 2nd in Championships
Daredevils Ranked Number 1 Heading Into States
The Duluth East Robotics team has made global history for their awesome talents.
Facing Debts, Spirit Mountain Plans to Cut Costs
Cut Budget by More than $600,000
After years of struggling financially, Spirit Mountain is proposing to cut costs by nearly $600,000.
Famous Ice Wall Inspires Local Author, Painter
Locals to Make Children's Book
Superior’s ice wall has touched many people, including one local artist.
Picking Up Trash in Duluth Parks and Trails
City Officials Concerned About Illegal Dumping
The snow melting months ending earlier has allowed Duluth to get a head start in picking up trash in parks and trails.
Julsrud Won’t Seek Second Term on Duluth Council
Duluth Councilor Won't Run for Re-Election
A Duluth city councilor has announced she’s not seeking re-election.
Musicians Get Ready for Duluth Performances
Duluth Homegrown Music Festival
This morning, Kyle MacLean with American Rebels stopped by Fox Sunrise to talk about Duluth Homegrown Music Festival.
