Events in Bayfield on the 4th of July
Blindfold Dinghy, Fireworks and Sailboat Races
For those looking to get away, the city of Bayfield will have a handful of events for tourists.
For those looking to get away, the city of Bayfield will have a handful of events for tourists.
Officials at Lutsen Mountains have broken ground on a major project.
Here is a list of communities in northern Minnesota, northern Wisconsin, and in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula with events happening for the Fourth of July.
Sparks are about to fly and firework stands are popping up in the Northland in preparation for the Fourth of July!
An intimate restaurant right on Highway 2 has locals and tourists alike raving about the homemade cuisine.
Locals braved the wet weather for some beautiful tunes.
A large and boisterous crowd has turned out to celebrate at the annual gay pride parade in Minneapolis in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that same-sex marriages are legal in all 50 states
A piece of Hollywood made its way to the Duluth Miller Hill Mall.
More than 100 of the Midwest’s top artists have converged upon the Northland this weekend.
If you didn’t make it out Friday night to Far West Fest in Gary-New Duluth the celebration is still rocking.
A vegetable that holds a special place in the Northland’s heart was celebrated Saturday.
For the first time ever, the royal horses are performing in the U.S. and the next stop on their tour is Duluth!
Elementary school students have been working hard all week on projects and Friday they unveiled their inventions.
If the weather didn’t get you to Harrison Park Thursday, maybe the smell of pig roast and smoked salmon did!
The iconic Dave Matthews Band will soon be walking around with a little slice of Duluth on their backs.
Thirty-six Girl Scouts toured the Twin Ports, learning about and experiencing the five modes of transportation.
It’s been 20 years since the Superior neighborhood has celebrated Billings Park Days, but that drought ends now.
All week long the Spirit Room in Superior is celebrating one year of being in business.
The Duluth Area Women Who Love Wild Things 2016 calendar is out now!
This morning we chatted about “Roll Out the Red Carpet for Reading!” on FOX Sunrise.
There are few things Minnesotans are more proud of than their craft brews, and Wednesday, the love for local beer is being felt across the entire state. But a simple advertisement has the Duluth community riled up.
If you ever feel like being a kid again for the afternoon, take a trip down to Bayfront Family Center at Bayfront Park.
A northern Wisconsin town will celebrate state fish with a four day festival.
The Sawyer County Farm Bureau will be serving breakfast at the fairgrounds Saturday morning.
About 50 new foods are being added to the Minnesota State Fair this year, including a burger dog, chilled bread pudding and deep fried ribs.
This morning we chatted about the Park Point Art Fair on FOX Sunrise.
Police say dozens of people were ejected from Lambeau Field during a concert featuring country music star Kenny Chesney.
The feel of the wind through your hair and the helpful hand of a volunteer are just some things you may experience at Courage Kenny Northland – all the while being surrounded by people who believe in your abilities.
The Rhubarb Festival is CHUM Duluth’s largest fundraising event of the year and offers volunteer opportunities all week and on Saturday.
The last runners of 2015 crossed the finish line after noon on Saturday, but Grandma’s Marathon organizers were back to work by 7 a.m. Sunday.
It’s a dream come true for a musically inclined Duluthian. Executive Director of the Three Bridges International Chamber Music Festival, Samuel Martin, is heading overseas.
Duluthians won’t need a water fountain or air conditioning to stay cool on July 25th. Instead, they’ll have a chance to splash down a 1,000 foot water slide! It’s called ‘Slide the City.’
The 39th annual Land of the Loon Ethnic Arts and Crafts Festival took place in Virginia over the weekend.
Wheels and boards took over the Superior Skate Park Sunday.
The 15th annual All Ford-Powered Father’s Day Car Show kicked off this weekend but it was not all about the cars.
It is official, the 39th annual Grandma’s Marathon is in the book for 2015.
More than one hundred community members gathered at the Central Hillside Community Center to celebrate Independence Day for African Americans.
Concerts, tailgates, parties, and impromptu food and beverage stations appeared up and down London Rd., Saturday, as spectators watched and celebrated Grandma’s Marathon.
Our studio is right on the Grandma’s Marathon course and every year there’s a water station just down the street.
Grandma’s weekend is primarily about the athletes and runners participating in whatever race it may be. But, this weekend, Duluth offers something for just about everyone.
There’s only one way for spectators to catch both the start and the finish of Grandma’s Marathon, and that’s to get on board the North Shore Scenic Railroad.
An improvisational comedy group performed for the first time in Hammond Park Thursday.
All 50 states, along with 47 countries, will be represented on Saturday in Grandma’s Marathon.
A local organization is in need of runners and volunteers for an upcoming 5k.
The tents have gone up for Grandma’s Marathon and now the 20th annual Essentia Health and Fitness Expo has kicked off.
We have all the details of the Three Bridges International Chamber Music Festival.
The historic Glensheen mansion in Duluth is offering history buffs a more adventurous way to take a tour.
The Cook community is getting ready for thousands to pour in for the 13th Annual Million Dollar Garage Sale.
A local soccer group left Wednesday for stay in a Scandinavian nation.
Have you ever wondered how much that clock is worth that your grandpa left you?