In this week’s Great Outdoors we showcase a sport that is known for its finesse. If you’re looking for another way to enjoy nature head to Northwoods Adventures Fly Fishing in Duluth for a lesson.
For the first time in 35 years, college students are consuming more pot than cigarettes, according to an annual study done by the University of Michigan.
Every town, whether big or small, has a good deal of history to share. In this week’s Northland Uncovered, we head to Wascott, WI where residents are creating a place for history.
On Monday, FOX 21 stopped by Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory in Canal Park to get a small taste of what this wonderful local chocolate factory has to offer.
Exercise is important to good health; however, being safe and smart is just as important. It all starts, with a good warm up.
In this week’s Coffee Conversation, we highlight the events of the Duluth Superior Pride Festival.
For this week’s Active Adventures Natalie Froistad tries out soccer with Duluth East.
About three and a half million people in the U.S. have anemia, making it one of the most common blood disorders.
Learn about a few easy, quick and healthy back-to-school lunches you can make ahead of time.
A new report finds the U.S. childhood obesity rate has climbed much more than in neighboring Canada.
Skin cancer is almost always curable if it’s caught and treated early.
They were named ‘2014 Adventurers of the Year’ by National Geographic and have traveled more than 30,000-miles by canoe, kayak and dog sled over the last decade.
The Proctor Area Historical Society has a lot to be happy for!
History tours along the pier in Canal Park are education tourists and locals.
Just a few months ago, Duluth’s only Thai restaurant moved from its neighborhood location on Woodland Avenue to the heart of downtown.
The ongoing debate about e-cigarettes has taken a new turn.
Seeing bears in the City of Duluth is nothing new. However, Duluth Police said they’ve noticed a recent spike in people reporting bear sightings.
The Head of the Lakes Fair starts Tuesday.
Summer may be ending but athletes should still be aware of the danger posed by heat injuries.“If you take the proper precautions, a lot of times you can avoid a pretty severe injury,” said Dr. David Rust with St. Luke’s Orthopedics and Sports Medicine.
Have you ever reached for a pain reliever or other medicine to find it has an old expiration date?
For this week’s Active Adventures, William Seay learns all about kettlebells.
Two remarkable dogs are using their snouts to save lives.
For this week’s Cooking Connection, William Seay learns how to make steak with a zesty sauce and purple potatoes with At Sara’s Table.
A new and potentially drug-resistant species of head lice is showing up on the heads of kids around the U.S.
Federal health officials have approved the first prescription drug to boost sexual desire in women, a milestone long sought by the pharmaceutical industry.
In this week’s Great Outdoors we take a trip with the first and only off-road tour company in Minnesota.
Glensheen Mansion has started a new tour and is celebrating the best numbers they’ve had in years!
If you’re looking for an affordable getaway to escape for a bit in the Northland, we have a suggestion.
In tonight’s Focus on Health, we’ll introduce you to an exercise that’s not only intense, but also fun.
Find out why Duluth Police Officers and Duluth Firefighters will be battling on the ball field.
“Hey Northland. In this week’s edition of Finest Fairways, I’m lining them up and knocking them down at Giant’s Ridge where two courses is better than one.”
While some people ride bikes to relax others ride to compete. People like Duluth’s Max Fierek.”I really enjoy the thrill of being timed against other racers,” he said. “I race the national circuit, so I race against the best guys in the nation.”
A premier bike festival is back in Duluth! Find out everything you need to know about the event.
In this week’s Cooking Connection, William Seay makes chicken teriyaki skewers with Jillian from At Sara’s Table.
Over the past few years, school districts have started looking for better ways to keep their students safe and injury free.
Researchers surveyed about 900 adults.
They loop, swoop and dive as they soar high. In this week’s Great Outdoors we take a look at a hobby that 5 to 95-Year-Old’s can enjoy.
In this week’s Northland Uncovered, we look at the history of the Duluth Rowing Club.
In this week’s Knowing Your Neighbors, we take you to a place in Duluth that sells a decorative object in every color, shape and size.
On average, elementary school children get up to 12 colds or cases of the flu each school year.
In this week’s Coffee Conversation, we talk about the 40th Annual Hoghead Festival in Proctor.
For Superior High School’s Bob DeMeyer, the first week of football camp is always the toughest.“We get a good idea of where we’re at physically,” said the Spartans’ head coach.
“Hey Northland, in this week’s edition of Finest Fairways, I’m at Chequamegon Golf Course where I’m challenging the golf pro Matt, to the challenging 16th hole, let’s see how this one goes.”
A new study finds close to two percent of American adults, or 4.2 million people, admitted to drunken driving at least once over the prior month.
In this week’s Active Adventures, Kay White tries rowing.
Recent studies show air pollution has been linked to health issues like low birth weight and stroke.
In this week’s Cooking Connection, William Seay makes spring rolls with Whole Foods Co-op.
This week is world breast-feeding week and while it can be demanding, health experts say it’s well worth the effort.
The heat that comes with summer could make for an overheated pup.
If you’re an adrenaline junkie you may have already heard of Swiftwater Adventures in Cloquet.
