Throughout the months of September through March, it can often feel like we’re walking on pins and needles when it comes to your health.
Happening Friday, October 17 at 7:00p.m., the Douglas County Historical Society will be teaming up with Soldiers and Sailors Relief Fund for a fundraising event.
Northlanders have a new option to get involved in the community and provide foster care in the area; animal foster care.
UMD Students have created an online petition that aims to save the school’s SAP farm from budget cuts this fall.
In the Northland delinquent lunch money accounts are costing schools thousands of dollars.
Notes were gathered and information was collected by over 200 health care professionals today at the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center (DECC).
Dozens of Duluth beauty school students woke up to some devastating news Thursday morning.
Lake Superior College and the University of Wisconsin Superior announced a new formal partnership to further ease the transfer process between the two institutes.
Regency Beauty Institute announced today, September 29, 2016, that effective Wednesday they will permanently all 79 campuses nationwide.
Pages of history were turning as awards were handed out on Wednesday at the Duluth Depot.
Students at the University of Michigan can designate a personal pronoun to be used by professors.
The Northland is currently seeing a second seasonal dose of sniffles and sneezing across the Northland.“This is an inherited problem that dogs get, and cats. It’s caused by an overactive immune response,” Mike Overend, D.V.M. at Lake County Veterinary Clinics said.
Some board members aren’t happy they were not told about three separate offers from Many Rivers and say every offer deserves consideration and that policies can be suspended. FOX 21’s Dan Hanger talked to both sides of the issue to try to gain clarity on future offers of the vacant school buildings.
An Idaho man is taking his cause to the trails.
Staying safe from potential danger is important for all of us and today hundreds gathered in Duluth to learn different ways to be safe in all types of situations.
Governor Scott Walker joined officials from the University of Wisconsin Credit Union and the Department of Financial Institutions (DFI) today to announce a change in the credit union’s membership eligibility requirements that will provide additional opportunities for the refinancing of student loan debt across the state.
The former school building in Duluth Township has stood empty for the last 40 years, will finally come down following a unanimous vote by the St. Louis County Board.
In a classroom at Lowell Elementary, the sounds of kindergarten are a little different this school year.
Things will be getting pretty fishy at Animal Allies in Duluth this Saturday, September 24.
After nearly a century of farming in Northern Minnesota, one tight-knit family is wanting to share the joy of fall harvest time with your family.
Pipes were busting left and right at the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center on Wednesday, but no need to worry.
Emotions still run strong after the recent stabbing attack at the St. Cloud Crossroads Mall on Saturday, September 17.
A five-year, $1.12 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education, will allow community members who qualify in St. Louis, Douglas, Carlton Counties will have free access to services designed to help them reach a better life through college training and education.
As the students and teachers head back to class there’s one type of job in particular has become very difficult to fill.
Earlier this year, Duluth mayor Emily Larson called on kids in the community to send her their artwork, and to include their hopes and concerns for the city.
The party helps, promote, and support healthy kids and bully free message. Raleigh Academy is a school focused on academics, character education, bully prevention, and overall health well being of our students.
This weekend you can enjoy a night out at the Duluth Public Library all for a good cause.
It’s a week dedicated to digging up the past and learning more about it.
Some young folks in the Twin Ports are getting the chance to work on an airplane.
It’s that time of year again, when bright orange flags are raised up high, and students of all ages begin crossing busy roadways in order to get to class. But it’s more than just that.
The dog days of summer are quickly beginning to slip away, as the Northland prepares once again for chilly temps and frosty flakes to fly.
The University of Wisconsin-Superior and Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College announce a new articulation agreement in Early Childhood Education.
The University of Minnesota opens a new multi-million dollar bee research facility next month.
A warmer Lake Superior could improve the chances of catching salmon and other species as well as provide benefits for the Great Lakes shipping industry.
The Saint Louis County board approved adding two sheriffs deputy positions to serve as school officers.
Records show testing for lead in drinking water at some Minnesota schools hasn’t been done since the late 1990s despite a state health recommendation that it be done every five years.
Biological changes in microscopic organisms on the bottom of the Great Lakes food chain send up a big red flag to scientists of possible changes to come.
Today was the first day for classes at University of Wisconsin-Superior, and campus was buzzing with students.
Public services, like local firefighters have to stay on the job even over the holidays.
Students in Duluth talk about why they are, or are not excited for the start of the school year.
Nationally more than 200 Feeding America Food Banks, including local affiliate Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank, will be joining forces to raise awareness, food and funds during September’s Hunger Action Month.
Organizers say the event is a way to bring people together and encourage students to stay active.
The clock is ticking for many Northland teachers, as the final days of summer are marked off on the chalkboard.
Millions of travelers are hitting the road this evening to enjoy the last long weekend of the summer season.
A Connecticut man is accused of phoning in a threat to the new Sandy Hook Elementary School, which replaced the building that was demolished after 20 children and six educators were shot to death there in 2012.
The outdoor classroom gives teachers a hands-on approach to learning.
Fourteen students from five Iron Range Schools joined together to help children and families served by two Twin Cities agencies.
Over $2,000 dollars’ worth of school materials made their way in to brand new backpacks in Superior today.
Cina Hall, located inside of University of Minnesota Duluth, is re–opening in time for the start of the new school year.
