The City of Duluth Parks and Rec. Department will be hosting a free holiday party for families in the Northland.
Hundreds of people packed the floor at Grandma’s Sports Garden Sunday for the 5th Annual Willie Kruger Dance Competition.
You can once again enjoy the Christmas decorations at Fairlawn Mansion during the annual Twinkling Tuesdays tour.
The College of St. Scholastica showcased its students’ talents with a concert Sunday afternoon.
UW-Superior will soon be performing their annual Season of Song concert.
Ironbound’s first film is already slated for February, with a $5 million budget.
Teams are competing three times each day at the Range Recreation Civic Center in Eveleth, and all draws are open to the public.
It’s not too early to start thinking about one of Duluth’s most popular summer events.
The Banff Film Festival World Tour is back in Duluth this weekend.
The Chris Young concert scheduled for tonight in Duluth has been rescheduled for January 9.
Lutefisk Dinner organizer Beatrice Ojakangus says it took more than 100 volunteers to pull off the annual event Wednesday.
Wise Fool Shakespeare is presenting ‘A Christmas Carol’ at Teatro Zuccone this December.
Hunters bagged 204,725 deer during the 9-day Wisconsin hunting season.
Rubber Chicken Theater is hosting the 8th Annual Sketch Comedy Revue throughout December.
AT&T customers who are lucky enough to still have unlimited data plans are going to have to pay more starting in February.
Just as you thought Black Friday sales were coming to an end, Cyber Monday began.
The Virginia, Minnesota Salvation Army is in desperate need of more bell ringers for the holiday season.
With Thanksgiving in the rear-view mirror, things are revving up on the tracks of the North Shore Scenic Railroad.
Spirit Mountain played host this weekend to thousands of fans and racers from across the country for the 24th annual AMSOIL Snocross race.
Racers from as far as Scandanavia descended on Duluth for the first night of racing, highlighted by the AMSOIL Dominator.
Glensheen kicked off the holiday tour season Friday.
With Thanksgiving being over, Christmas is just around the corner.
Tickets are now on sale for the Tall Ships Duluth 2016 festival.
Glensheen will be starting up the self-guided Christmas tour this weekend.
Two northern teams facing off and now those rivals are being forced to share the top spot but this rivalry has been going on long before today.
Duluth got a little bit brighter tonight when Bentleyville lit up the town for the first time this season.
Children got the chance to decorate the windows of a Downtown business, Saturday.
The Duluth Armory may be restored and reopened by 2017.
Marching bands, colorful floats and Santa took a ride down Superior street tonight for the annual Christmas of the North Parade, getting everyone in to the holiday spirit.
As the lights on the tree sparkle this holiday season so can a very special ornament featuring an iconic feature, the Bentleyville Tree.
Thousands of people will gather in downtown Duluth this Friday for the Christmas City of the North Parade, with that comes a lot of traffic.
High winds and heavy rain are pushing back the annual Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony in Superior.
We give you a sneak peek of UMD’s latest production.
Find out what’s new at Bentleyville this year.
We are a little over two months until Beargrease sled dog marathon, but people aren’t waiting until January to start talking about the famous race.
Hundreds gathered in the Mitchell Auditorium Friday evening to listen to the story of Matt Hamill, a professional Mixed Martial Art Fighter.
The man in red with a big bag made his way to the Miller Hill Mall Friday night.
While some are just happy it’s the weekend this Friday makes other people a little nervous.
Weekend Spotlight: Nov. 13-14
You can catch a comedy at UWS this weekend.
You can help get a Duluth web series off the ground!
Hundreds of people dressed in black descended on The Depot Friday night for “All Souls Night”.
A man’s legacy of giving to those in need is remembered at an annual fundraiser Friday evening.
If you’ve always wanted to learn adaptive curling now is the perfect opportunity.
It’s that time of year, restaurant week is upon us.
Rubber Chicken Theater will perform Chicken Hat Plays again this weekend.
A new game testing your leadership, wit and puzzle skills is set to open this holiday season in Duluth.
It’s a popular sport that has produced some Olympic athletes from the Northland: Curling. In this week’s Great Outdoors we stop in at the Superior Curling Club.
Zeitgeist Center for Arts and Community unveiled a brand-new mural of a tree Monday.
The DSSO Bridge Sessions to take place this weekend.
