For the Love of Hockey: Kraft Hockeyville
Fryberger Arena to Potentially Receive Upgrade
Some much needed improvements could be coming to a Twin Ports Arena.
Community-imported
The 2015 Women’s Expo
Coffee Conversation: Women's Expo
In this week’s Coffee Conversation, we sit down with Tracy Lundeen to talk about the 2015 Women’s Expo in Duluth.
Lake Superior Ice Caves Prove Popular Again
Thousands Visit Apostle Island Ice Caves During First Weekend
The ice caves in northwestern Wisconsin are proving very popular again this year.
Multiple Drug Overdoses in 24-Hours
The Duluth Police Department is notifying the public of 6 drug related overdoses this weekend as result of the use of opioids.
Duluth Daredevils Win Prestigious Award
Robotics Competition at the DECC
The Duluth East Daredevils are advancing in the robotics competition.
Duluth Restaurant Week Kicks Off
Happy Taste buds at a Reduced Price
The sixth annual Eat Downtown Duluth Restaurant Week is underway.
Blood Donations Dropping Along with Temperatures
Minnesota and Wisconsin
The call is going out for blood donors in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Food for the Soul at UWS
Music, food and fun brought people together on the UWS campus Saturday evening.
Daddy Daughter Princess Ball
It was a sold out event Saturday evening at the 1st-ever Twin Ports Daddy Daughter Princess Ball.Â
Brazil Arrests US Sect Leader Wanted on Sex Charges
Brazilian authorities say they’ve captured an American sect leader wanted for sex crimes against girls in the United States and who is on the U.S. Marshals’ most wanted list.
Experts Weigh in on Proposed Pig Farm in Bayfield
Locals Pack Visitor Center
More than 200 people packed a room in the Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center.
Street Teams Keep Tabs on Homeless
Especially During Harsh Winter Cold
Street outreach teams have been working hard on cold winter days to ensure homeless people in the Twin Cities stay safe.
DNR Promotes Wild Turkey Hunt
Aims to Spur Interest in the Bird
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is teaching people to hunt for their own wild turkeys.
Northland Food Shelves Serving More Families
6% Food Increase to Residents
Use at the Northland’s 40 area food shelves served by Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank has increased 6% in the last year. Â
Bayfield Businesses Prep for Ice Cave Visitors
Ice Caves Open, Hotels Book up in Hours
The small town of Bayfield is about to get overrun by tourists rolling into town to see the ice caves.
Duluth Concert Held Just for Kids
Orchestral Music Played for Northland Students
The Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra held their Young People’s concert inside the DECC.
Dressing for the Ice Caves
How to Prepare for the Apostle Islands
If you plan on making the trip to the Apostles Islands it’s advised that you dress for the journey.
Duluth City Councilor Drops Out of Mayoral Race
Candidate No Longer in Running for Duluth Mayor
One of the candidates seeking to become mayor of Duluth has dropped out of the race.
Roads in Northern, Western MN to Get Speed Limit Boost
Speed to Increase on Some MN Roads
Feel free to stomp a bit harder on the gas pedal on hundreds of miles of Minnesota roads.
Debates Rage Over Color of Dress Photographed in Rare Light
Dress Color Sparks Widespread Debate
It’s the dress that’s beating the Internet black and blue. Or should that be gold and white?
Minnesota’s Anticipated Surplus Swells to $1.87 Billion
Minnesota's Surplus Swells to $1.87 Billion
Minnesota’s bank account is projected to run up a $1.87 surplus over the next two years, which will drive calls for new spending, tax cuts or most likely a mix.
Solon Springs Students Learn to Ice Fish
Winter Tradition Kicks off on St. Croix Lake
It was a day of hook, line and sinker for Solon Springs Elementary students.
Annual Report: More Errors, Fewer Deaths in MN Hospitals
More Errors & Fewer Deaths Reported in MN Hospitals
An annual report on patient safety shows more errors but fewer deaths in Minnesota hospitals in the past year.
WI Assembly Hearing Set on Right to Work
Right to Work Hearing Set for Monday in Madison
The Wisconsin state Assembly’s Labor Committee has scheduled a 10-hour hearing on Monday on the right-to-work bill that’s rocketing through the Legislature.
Minnesota Generates Billions From Art, Culture
Minn. Creative Releases Results of 2 Year Study
A new study shows non-profit art and culture contributes $1.2 billion to the economy.
Organizers Prepare for Art of Local Food Fundraiser
Duluth Community Garden Hosts 4th Annual Event
Duluth Community Garden is gearing up for its biggest fundraiser of the year.
‘Love Your Melon’ Donates Hats to Duluth Kids
Putting a Hat on Every Child Battling Cancer
UMD students have made it their goal to put a hat on the head of every child battling cancer.
Duluth Elementary School Celebrates Black History Month
Daughter of Malcolm X Speaks to Students
In honor of Black History Month, Malaak Shabazz, the daughter of human rights activist Malcolm X, paid a visit to Duluth Wednesday.
Ice Caves to Open this Weekend in Bayfield
Bayfield Ice Caves Will Reopen, but Conditions Dangerous
For the third time this winter ice has formed along the Apostle Islands mainland ice caves.
UMD Event Looks Deeper into Diversity, Equity and Multiculturalism
2015 Diversity Summit Kicks Off
Organizers and attendees tell FOX 21 the 2015 Summit on Equity, Diversity and Multiculturalism is a one of a kind event because it brings different backgrounds and perspectives together in one place at one time.
Superior Rinks to Close for Season on Saturday
Rinks to Close for Season in Superior
Superior’s city skating rinks will be closing for the season on Saturday, February 28.
Fat Tire Biking Craze
It’s a craze that is gaining attention and momentum nationwide and in Northern Wisconsin. All it takes is two wheels and some good balance to join in the fat bike craze.
Duluth and Superior United Way Organizations to Potentially Merge
Leaders From Both Org. Talking About Uniting
Leaders from the United Way Organizations of Duluth and Superior are talking about merging.
Push to Block Water Quality Standards that Protect Wild Rice in MN
Wild Rice Bill Could Hurt MN Mining Industry
A Minnesota House committee is considering a bill that would prevent the state from enforcing water quality standards designed to protect wild rice for at least two years.
Proposal to Merge Carlton, Wrenshall School Districts Voted Down
Wrenshall Voted Against 3-1
In a Fox follow up, the proposal to combine Carlton and Wrenshall school districts has halted.
Bayfield Ice Caves Could Re-Open This Weekend
Apostle Island Caves Might Re-open
Apostle Islands National Lakeshore officials say the popular ice caves could be open to the public this weekend.
Protests Planned Against Right-to-Work Debate
Wisconsin Could Be 25th Right-to-Work State
The streets of Madison are packed with Union Leaders fighting to stop Wisconsin from becoming the 25th right-to-work state.
Duluth Approves $50K for Local Art Plan
Forecast Public Art to Develop Long-term Plan
Monday, Duluth city councilors took a step toward promoting art in public places throughout the city.
Duluth Approves Study on Controversial Lakewalk Extension
Feasibility Study Will Show Cost of Trail Extension
With a 7-2 vote Monday evening, the Duluth City Council decided to move forward with a feasibility study to see if extending the Lakewalk is a good idea.
HCC Nursing Program Expands Simulation Center
Life-like Mannequins Will be Used
Hibbing Community College is expanding its hands-on program for nursing students.
HCC Nursing Program Expands Simulation Center
Life-like Mannequins Will be Used
Hibbing Community College is expanding its hands-on program for nursing students.
Polar Bear Plunge Recap
$160,000 Raised So Far For Special Olympics Minnesota
$160,000 Raised So Far For Special Olympics Minnesota
Bone Chilling Weather Benefits Superior Ice Sculpture
Sculptor Thriving Through Cold
The wind and cold has been beneficial for the infamous ice sculpture on Barker’s Island.
Downtown Businesses Prosper After Busy Weekend
Tourism Increases During Hectic Weekend
With a hectic weekend in Duluth, businesses continued to thrive during all the craziness.
U.S Steel Site Cleanup Threatens Operations of Lake Superior & Mississippi Railroad
Future LS&M Operations Could End
Cleanup of the contaminated former U.S. Steel Mill Site in Duluth could start as soon as this fall. But, part of that effort will involve tearing out the railroad tracks running through that site.
Voting Extend for Contest Involving Grand Marais
Grand Marais in the Lead for "America's Coolest Small Towns 2015"
A Lake Superior harbor village beloved for its scenery, tasty eats and quirky artistic vibe – is currently #1 in the Budget Travel Magazine “America’s Coolest Small Towns 2015” contest.
Superior Makes Top 10 Affordable Wisconsin Cities
Study Ranks Superior #1
A study has ranked Superior as the most affordable place to live in Wisconsin.
Best Christmas Ever Volunteers Honored
Nonprofit Thanks Community Members for their Hard Work
A nonprofit honors locals who helped families down on their luck last Christmas.
Local Firefighters Prepare to Honor a Fallen Responder
Randy Hiti Died While Responding to Emergency
Volunteer firefighters with the Rice Lake Fire Department always wash their trucks but this time the mood is somber.
St. Paul to Discuss Park Area Where Landslide Killed Kids
St. Paul officials plan to discuss whether to reopen an area of a city park where a landslide killed two children in 2013.
