The DECC is excited to announce that Australian musician, singer-songwriter Rick Springfield with special guests The Romantics and MYNX are coming to Bayfront Festival Park on Thursday July 9, 2015 at 6:00 p.m.
The Jefferson People’s House in Duluth was heavy with gratitude as they celebrated their one year anniversary.
The Depot unveiled its newest exhibit where kids can learn about life in the 1930s on a Finnish homestead.
Since 1897 Gillette Children’s Specialty Healthcare has provided tailored services to children with rare conditions.
Families made their way to Duluth Children’s Museum Saturday for a sneak peek at their new summer exhibit.
Thousands laced up their sneakers to run, climb and bounce their way across the finish line in Superior Saturday morning.
An estimated 30,000 Americans are living with ALS.
The City of Superior is getting ready to host it’s first–ever Insane Inflatable 5K. But this isn’t your typical race.
This morning, Brian Matuszak stopped by FOX Sunrise to chat about the upcoming Chicken Hat Plays.
Today is National Burger Day. Join Fox 21’s Kay White and William Seay on a road trip to three of the Northland’s most delicious burger joints.
Wednesday’s warm weather had people hitting the links.
Wednesday, Duluth saw the highest temperatures since September 28 of last year, with thermometers hitting 83 degrees, the hottest day of the year so far.
Today is National Senior Health & Fitness Day. Lewie from Anytime Fitness joined the FOX Sunrise crew to talk about options at the gym for seniors.
The United States has returned 25 artifacts that were looted from Italy, including Etruscan vases, 1st-century frescoes and precious books that had made their way into top-notch U.S. museum, university and private collections.
A UMD alumni is featured in an Animal Planet docuseries that begins Memorial Day.
According to AAA more than 37-million people were expected to hit the roads this weekend. For some people the weather was gorgeous, while other’s experienced less than ideal temperatures and precipitation.
The FOX Sunrise crew sampled wines perfect for summer months for today’s National Day.
“Its super clear, the water it’s really cool, the cabins,” said Kelsey Ford from River Falls.
It was a packed house at Amazing Grace Sunday afternoon as people gathered for the 19th annual Battle of the Jug Bands.
The Richard I. Bong Veterans Historical Center in Superior is giving free admission to veterans in honor of Memorial Day.
Millions of Americans across the country are gearing up for Memorial Day weekend. While some people are staying home and firing up the barbecue, others are hitting the road. Here’s what to expect if you’re traveling this holiday weekend.
Thursday was day five of the 5th Annual Duluth Dylan Fest.
Thursday, elementary students in the Hillside neighborhood practiced their basic bike skills at the 2nd annual bike rodeo.
Today you can take a free tour of Glensheen! Plus, hear about a new room you can see and their upcoming gala.
Duluth students took their friends and family down the Yellow Brick Road Wednesday.
You might be on a mission to get your vegetables and flowers in the ground by Memorial Day.
It was a balloon bonanza at the West Duluth Branch Library Tuesday.
Come celebrate the City of Duluth’s 33rd season of the Chester Creek Concert Series on Tuesday, June 2, 2015 at 7:00 p.m. in Chester Bowl Park.
With the swish of the mane it was farewell to Darla the miniature horse.
The week long Duluth Dylan fest kicks off today.
Friday night at WITC graduation, one student topped off her college career with more than just a diploma.
Mountain bike enthusiasts gathered for a free movie Friday to help raise awareness and funds for the Duluth Mountain Bike Racing team.
Duluthians put on their dresses and big hats to celebrate the 7th annual Duluth Playhouse fundraiser.
Dance students from around the Twin Ports showed their passion and dedication to the art Friday.
For the first time free children’s literacy programming is being offered at the Miller Hill Mall.
“Hi my name is Paul and I like the games,” said Paul Gannucci.
The Hobo Nephews of Uncle Frank stopped by FOX 21 to play their tribute to Brett Favre, “Old Number Four.”
Members of a critically endangered seal species are coming to the Minnesota Zoo.
Members of the Minnesota Orchestra are in Cuba, making a historic trip with political implications.
An orphan gosling found in a parking lot has been adopted into a new family of geese on the grounds of The Lake Superior Zoo.
Duluth Glensheen mansion is unveiling another room you’ve never seen before.
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has earned $50,000 for childhood cancer research playing “Celebrity Jeopardy.”
In part three of our special series on unique families, you’ll meet a family from Cloquet who spends most of their time together playing in a band and hitting the trails.
Spirit Mountain’s Bike Park is one step closer to being awarded a Bell Helmets $100,000 grant.
The Itasca Synchronized Swimming Club has been around for nearly 50 years, and though the club has had hardships thrown its way, the girls are devoted to keeping their team afloat.
A new Guinness World Record could be set in Grand Rapids this weekend and you can take part.
Fox is lowering the curtain on “American Idol,” ending a series that dominated television throughout the 2000s and made stars of the likes of Simon Cowell, Kelly Clarkson and Carrie Underwood.
Beautiful sounds came from the 7th Oshkii Giizhik Women’s Hand Drumming and Singing Workshop.
Members from local bands talk about what it’s really like to be on stage when playing a gig.
There’s little doubt that if you’re a musician that takes music seriously, playing live is almost always necessary.
