Teacher Involved in Murder-Suicide, Allegations of Sexual Conduct with Minors
The MN teacher and husband were under investigation
Murder-suicide victims were under investigation for having sexual contact with a 16-year-old boy.
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MnDOT encourages safe walking, bicycling, and driving needed as schools start new year
As the school year kicks off once again, there is an increase in pedestrian and bicycle traffic around schools.
New School Year is in Full Swing at Lake Superior College
A 7% increase on campus this school year
Students are back to hitting the books at Lake Superior College, as the fall semester begins.
UWS Kicks Off 121st New School Year
Many Activities Planned for the Week
A host of events will be taking place over the next couple of days to welcome students and faculty back to campus. The All Campus Opening for Faculty and Staff was held Tuesday to talk about improving campus climate and retention.
Dayton Asks Minnesotans to Take Water Stewardship Pledge
Gov. made the announcement Tuesday at the State Fair
Governor Mark Dayton is asking Minnesotans to take a Water Stewardship Pledge, and to rethink how water affects their daily lives and how they use it.
Minnesota Teacher Found Dead with Husband in Suspected Murder-Suicide
The couple was found on an island off of Washington state
A Minnesota elementary school teacher that was under investigation in a criminal case has been found dead along with his husband on an island in Washington state.
University of Wisconsin Nation’s Top Party School…Again
Officials aren't too happy with the results
The University of Wisconsin-Madison is once again the nation’s top party school, the last time it received the vote was back in 2005.
New Drone Regulations Begin Monday
Regulations require drone operators to possess a manned aircraft pilots license
Failure to comply with the new regulations will result in fines around $1,100 per violation.
Turtle Lake Receives Aggressive Treatment for Starry Stonewort
Earlier this month the invasive species was found
Starry stonewort are grass-like algae that can produce dense mats, which could interfere with use of the lake and choke out native plant species.
Yellowjackets Are Buzzing About the New School Year
Classes begin on Tuesday, September 6
The University of Wisconsin will begin its 121st school year with a variety of activities to welcome students and faculty back to campus.
Repair Stations Offer Riders Advice and On-Site Tools
Bike Fix Stations Spread Through Healthy Duluth
It’s been nearly two years now since Continental Bike and Sustainable Duluth received a Park Fund Grant from the City of Duluth to add repair stations for riders.
UW-Superior’s Superior Interaction Nominated for Touchstone Award
Received nomination for a performance on campus back in February
The University of Wisconsin Superior’s Superior Interaction theatre group is in the running for a Touchstone Award from the Duluth Superior Area Community Foundation.
UMD Students Celebrate Move-in Day; Police Stress Safety
Campus PD say they are keeping everyone safe, while letting students have fun on the first weekend of moving in at UMD.
Solar Complex Begins Production Near Black Bear Casino
New Energy Source Will Help Reduce Emissions by Twenty Percent
With a price tag of nearly $2.2 million dollars, the new energy source will not only benefit area residents, but also flip the switch on cost savings for the Black Bear Casino in Carlton.
New Wisconsin Teaching License Rules go into Effect
New state regulations are designed to retain teachers
New state regulations are designed to retain teachers are going into effect in Wisconsin.
Myth Confirmed, Mall of America to Host MythBusters Exhibit
The Explosive Exhibition is heading to the Mall of America Oct. 6, 2016 - Jan. 15, 2017
The Discovery Channel’s explosive series comes to life to uncover the truth behind popular myths by mixing the scientific method with curiosity and old-fashioned ingenuity in MythBusters: The Explosive Exhibition at the Mall of America (MOA) this fall.
Knowing Your Neighbors: Clover Valley Farms
Local Northland Farm Looks to Continue Tasty Revitalization
It all started nearly 20 years ago. One couple in the Northland, looking to put their minimal knowledge of farming to the test, eventually making mouth watering products while revitalizing the land.
Superior Students Return from Sister City
12 Students traveled to Ami Machi, Japan.
12 Students traveled to Ami Machi, Japan.
Young Boxer Brings Senator to Superior
Senator Janet Bewley visits YMCA, meets local boxer.
Senator Janet Bewley visits YMCA, meets local boxer.
Hibbing Predatory Offender Notification Meeting
A Level Three Offender has relocated to the area
A 31-year-old male predatory offender, has registered within the City of Hibbing limits.
Teen who Fathered Teacher’s Baby Gets $6 Million in Abuse Settlement from School
The boy was 16 when the yearlong affair took place with his teacher
Lawyers for the former student had sued, alleging that Redlands Unified School officials knew of his relationship with Laura Whitehurst and failed to warn his family.
Security Struggles for Planned Parenthood
Officials have reviewed security in the wake of Colorado Springs attack
Officials announced today that the Appleton clinic will not reopen and say the closure is a loss of women in the northern and central parts of Wisconsin.
UMD Bulldogs are Finding Success After Graduation
They're working like a dog after receiving their degrees
An extensive survey conducted by the Career and Internship Services at the University of Minnesota, found that nearly all 2014-15 graduates have found jobs or are continuing their education.
Tips for Healthy Back-to-School Eating
As Kids of All Ages Head Back to School, Experts Remind of Healthy Eating
As students prepare to head back to school, it can be a difficult task for parents to deal with hot or cold lunch every day.
Duluth YMCA Hosts Family Olympics
Local Athletes Inspire Families
With the Olympics in full swing, the family YMCA in Duluth is helping young people get in on the action.
Car Show Held At HogHead Festival
Nearly 400 Classic Cars Showcased
Nearly 400 classic cars lined the streets, and about 3,000 people showed up to enjoy the show.
Goodwill Is Ready For Back-To-School Shoppers
15 Northland Goodwill locations are ready to help with those back-to-school shoppers.
Animal Answers: Keeping Your Dogs Calm with Crowds
The Tall Ships Festival and Animals: What You Need to Know
With the much anticipated Tall Ships Festival kicking off Thursday, we wanted to know if it’s better to take your pups with, or more beneficial to leave them at home.
Duluth Catholic Schools Announce Plans to Unite
One School, Multiple Campuses
Catholic schools in Duluth will be looking a lot different, according to a new plan announced earlier this morning.
Disaster Assistance Meeting for July Flooding
Wisconsin Officials Visit to Educate Residents on Disaster Relief Funding
Local governments and private non-profit agencies that sustained damage during the floods in Northwest Wisconsin were encouraged to attend a meeting in Superior on Tuesday morning.
Nerd Night At Zeitgiest Theater
Event Allows People to Showcase Interests
The events have been going on for six years and allow nerds to share with others what has them excited.
Salvation Army Prepares for Back-to-School Shoppers
Donations of Children's Clothing is Needed in the Northland
The Salvation Army in Duluth is preparing for the school shopping season, and asking the public for donations of children’s clothing, socks, and underclothes.
Controversial Paintings in Minnesota Capitol to be Moved
Panel overseeing renovation of the Capitol is moving to relocated two paintings
A panel overseeing renovation of the Minnesota State Capitol building is moving to relocated two controversial paintings with depictions of Native Americans that some have deemed offensive.
Wisconsin School Buses to be Equipped with Cautionary Signal
New State Regulation states buses must have amber lights to alert drivers before red warning lights
Under new Wisconsin state regulations, school buses built after January 1, 2005, must have amber lights to alert drivers that the bus is about to activate its flashing red warning lights, while coming to a stop. The new regulation goes into effect August 16, 2016.
Family Free Fun Night in Lincoln Park
2nd Annual Event, Educating Lincoln Park About Different Organizations
The 2nd Annual Family Free Fun Night will take place on August 27 from 2:00p.m. until 6:00p.m at the Harrison Community Center in Lincoln Park.
Thousands Flock to Duluth Bubble Festival
Bubbles Fly At Duluth Children's Museum
Duluth Children’s Museum Holds Eighth Annual Bubble Fest.
Registration Opens for 14th Annual Citizens’ Police Academy
Superior Police Department gives residents a chance for hands-on experience
The Superior Police Department has opened registration for its 14th annual Citizen’s Police Academy.
Open House Offered for People Considering Becoming Foster Parents
The Need for Loving Foster Homes in St. Louis County Continues to Grow
An average of 700 children are in foster care placements on any given day in St. Louis County.
Generous Donation Adds up to Innovation at UMD
A new math lab for developmental courses will be possible
A $750,000 gift from Securian Financial Group is funding the Securian Math Learning Lab in the Kathryn A. Martin Library at the University of Minnesota Duluth.
UW to ask for Additional Money and an End to Tuition Freeze
UWS Releases Statement
University of Wisconsin System leaders plan to ask Gov. Scott Walker to lift a tuition freeze and give them about $40 million more in aid in the next state budget.
State Program Benefits Duluth Preschool Students
State Program Sends More Kids To Preschool
In Minnesota, 74 school districts and charter schools received funding to offer preschool.
Dayton Queues up List of Schools Getting Preschool Funding
It’s almost time for Minnesota’s new preschool program to launch.
Karpeles Hosts Telephone Exhibit
Alexander Graham Bell Historical Documents On Display
The Karpeles Manuscript Museum is putting original Alexander Graham Bell documents and historical artifacts on display.
Gordy’s Classic Car Show in Duluth
Classic Car Show Held in Duluth
It was the 25th Annual Curbside Classic at Gordy’s High-hat in Cloquet.
Another Storm Causes More Damage in Duluth
Storm Knocks Down Trees and Power Lines...Again
Another round of severe weather hit the Duluth area overnight and it left a path of damage behind.
Essentia Hosts Monthly Health Care Meetings
Meetings help break down the different options available
The UCare plan is for seniors 65 and older and the meetings help break down the different options that they have available to them.
An Ojibwe Author Passes Away
Complications from cancer take the life of James Northrup Jr.
The family of Jim Northrup has informed FOX 21 of his passing.
New Sandy Hook Elementary Opens to the Public
Four years after the deadly massacre a new school opens
Four years after the deadly massacre in Newtown, Conneticut that took the lives of 20 people, a new Sandy Hook Elementary School opens.
National Night Out Block Party
Neighborhoods join together to promote awareness, safety, and neighborhood unity
On August 2nd, neighborhood throughout Duluth will be joining forces with thousands of communities nation wide for the 33rd Annual National Night Out Crime and Drug Prevention Event.
Hillside Youth Theatre Presents: Escape To Puzzle Island
Youth Theatre At Linclon Park Middle School
The Hillside Youth Theatre program is putting on some performances July 28th- 29th.
