The University of Minnesota has awarded two Equity & Diversity Transformation Awards to the University of Minnesota Duluth.
Mayor Bruce Hagen has partnered with head of the Lakes United Way, Superior School District, Cathedral School, and Maple School District, to help children get a good start to the school year.
A Duluth Salvation Army basketball coach is gearing up for the trip of a lifetime.
Due to recent political turmoil and terror attacks across the globe, Duluth city leaders say it’s an especially important to time to have a strong relationship with sister cities.
From Green Bay Wisconsin to Duluth Minnesota, research is being conducted to figure out the current status of our lakes and rivers when it comes to invasive species, and other aquatic trespassers.
If you ever needed proof that girls can do whatever boys can do, this is it.
The library will be celebrating this whole week.
Workers from Minnesota Power right here in the Northland, are joining forces with crews from across the Midwest, scrambling across the City over the past few days to restore power to over 46,000 customers.
Denfeld High School Seniors create dance video.
More than 50 professional artists and the students will be honored after being selected from the nationwide art callout by Vikings staff.
Minnesota has now reached 200 road fatalities in 2016.
Northland police departments are working to build trust and connect with communities.
The Twelve Holy Apostles Orthodox Church hosted the 24th Annual Taste of Greece Festival.
A local author has finished her first book.
Unusual high temperatures in the Northland forecast cause health concerns.
The National Science Foundation has awarded $1.2 million to The College of St. Scholastica to increase the number of new math and science teachers committed to teaching in high-need districts in Minnesota. The five-year project will focus on rural and urban high-need communities in the Duluth, St. Cloud, and St. Paul areas.
More than 16,000 Minnesota youth will benefit from the Minnesota Department of Transportation’s Safe Routes to School grants that support pedestrian and bicycle safety education in schools.
In this week’s Great Outdoors we head out on an adventure with a group that’s aiming to teach kids to appreciate outdoor fun.
In February 2015, a Lincoln Park Middle School student, Tristian Seehus, took his own life after peers relentlessly bullied him.
Imagine an old church, constructed in the 1920s, with historical paintings and architecture just waiting to be restored once again.
Aqua Kids, a nationally syndicated children’s television series is in the Northland recording episodes for their upcoming season.
The Duluth Vet Center hosted a unique event Sunday for veterans, a car show put on completely by veterans.
Experts are warning bakers about the dangers of E. Coli infection from flour.
The future appears uncertain for an underground mine lab in northeastern Minnesota after its signature experiment recorded its final data in late June.
Camps across the Northland are now in full swing, keeping kids active and adventurous throughout the summer months.
As the end of June approaches Duluth public schools continue to work toward finalizing a budget plan.
Ten students from Northern Lights high school have received what is called the Global Learners Grant which is allowing them to go on a trip to Seattle.
Students at WITC in Superior walked the stage to receive their diplomas for graduation Friday night.
Leave it to middle school students to take hard lessons from human atrocities and turn it into pure compassion for kids in their own community.
Some area 6th graders participated in a unique experience on the water.
Graduation from the Marine Corps Recruiting Depot San Diego is a time of celebration and many emotions.
The road to becoming a United States Marine is no easy task, but the 54 hours right before the actual ceremony is a make it or break it moment for the young recruits.
In part three of FOX 21’s Natalie Froistad’s special report, get a glimpse of real boot camp by meeting three Minnesota recruits and a senior drill instructor from Minneapolis.
The Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system has lifted a ban on travel to North Carolina over that state’s law limiting the rights of LGBT people.
Recruits at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego were once students in a high school classroom. Now, they’re learning in a much different setting.
The United State Marine Corps annually hosts an Educators Workshop in San Diego, California to show teachers and administrators how becoming a Marine can change a life.
Donald trump is the presumptive Republican presidential nominee following a victory in the Indiana primary and with Ted Cruz and John Kasich dropping out of the race.
The votes are in and the future of the Mountain-Iron Buhl School District was decided by the voters Tuesday night.
Students presented plans to make changes to the UMD campus, making it more energy efficient.
Students add researched information to websites to create and update content.
Over in Deer River citizens gathered to celebrate phase one of the King Elementary School expansion being complete and break ground on phase two.
And now the story of a little pig who just wants to take a bath with his rubber duckie.
Some UMD entrepreneurs got the chance to showcase their business ideas.
Aim High Network is an organization serving Northland women.
Minnesota lawmakers announced a $636,000 grant for youth workforce development in Duluth.
UW–Superior raised awareness and started a discussion for Sexual Assault Awareness month.
Monday night Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College students took 150 people through a HairStory.
An Eveleth school closed Monday following an unexpected and sudden death of a teacher.
As you stroll through the Kirby Student Center on campus at UMD during Earth Day, you can’t miss the array of displays centered on green living, and environmentally-conscious lifestyles.
Minnesota lawmakers have introduced a bill that would offer financial incentive to developers interested in the Old Central High School property.
