Arrowhead Ice Fishing, Snowmobile and Winter Show Attracts Thousands
The Event Offers a Wide Variety of Good Deals Throughout the Weekend
The DECC will be home to the 2016 Arrowhead Ice Fishing, Snowmobile, and Winter Show December 9-11.
It’s the season of giving and one mystery woman is giving in a big wayYesterday Duluth resident Gloria Uggla was sitting at home wondering if she wanted to brave the cold. But she did and went and waited for her bus at a local D–T–A bus stop.
The DECC will be home to the 2016 Arrowhead Ice Fishing, Snowmobile, and Winter Show December 9-11.
A phone scam claiming to be the IRS is targeting residents in the Northland. One Superior man actually stayed on the phone for over two hours, basically playing dumb, and acting as if he were truly doing everything the scammers asked him to do. The best part? He filmed the whole thing.
University of Wisconsin System leaders have signed off on raising out-of-state and graduate tuition by hundreds of dollars at a number of campuses.
With only 18 days to go before Christmas arrives, many are busy shopping. We’re checking out a special way to support pets this season in this week’s Animal Answers.
Wisconsin Democrats are blasting a Department of Natural Resources report that proposes raising state park fees and selling naming rights to park facilities.
The U.S. Department of Education says Globe University and the Minnesota School of Business will no longer be allowed to participate in federal student aid programs.
University of Wisconsin officials are poised to raise out-of-state and graduate tuition again to help offset the impact of Governor Scott Walker’s resident undergraduate tuition freeze.
Road builders, local governments, business leaders, agricultural interests, and environmentalists, are all getting the opportunity to weigh in on how to pay for improving Wisconsin’s roads.
Gov. Mark Dayton is urging financial restraint even with a $1.4 billion budget surplus.
Protesters of the Dakota Access Pipeline took their voices to U.S. Bank Thursday, which is something that also happened at Wells Fargo in Minneapolis.
It’s time to start talking cash at the Minnesota Capitol.
Mary Carlson, Owner of Pure Event Planning and Design located in Duluth visited FOX 21 Local News Thursday morning to offer some holiday hosting tips.
On Tuesday, November 29, 2016, Rinda Lynn Etter, 57, of Deer River, Minnesota, appeared in Itasca County District Court.
A new court filing suggests Prince’s estate is worth about $200 million.
Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein, has requested a full hand recount of Michigan’s presidential vote.
North Dakota leaders have approved an emergency request to borrow an additional $7 million to cover the cost of law enforcement related to the ongoing protest of the four-state Dakota Access oil pipeline.
If you’ve had it with shopping in stores, and switched entirely to online holiday shopping this year, experts say you still have a few things to potentially worry about.
A half-million dollar pavement reconstruction project is happening at Eveleth-Virginia Municipal Airport.
The unseasonably warm weather this November means the winter shopping season is getting off to a later start.
Members of the Red Cliff Indian reservation made the 12 hour trip to standing rock North Dakota.We bring you a different perspective through the eyes of those who made it the front lines of the Dakota pipeline protest.
If temperatures don’t drop in time to make snow, contingency plans will have to be made.
Duluth is now home to the Northland’s first Caribou Coffee and Einstein Bros. Bagel Shop, located on London Road.
First it was months, then days, and now hours before we will know the 45th President of the United States of America. But before all is said and done, candidates are getting the final word in at rallies.
Mackinac Island’s oldest and longest running ferry boat company is leaving the passenger business behind, and selling its boats to a competitor.
The Northland Foundation approved 52 grants during their third quarter of 2016, totaling $421,850 to serve the people and communities of the seven-county region.
Minnesota Power today filed a rate review request with the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission (MPUC), asking for a rate increase of $55 million to support infrastructure investments, efficiency upgrades, and business expenses.
Projects statewide are wrapping up, as the road constructions season of 2016 comes to a close.
It’s getting to be that most wonderful time of the year once again, but before many can begin celebrating the Holidays, shelves must be stocked.
Governor Mark Dayton, Tuesday night, called out House Republicans for blocking $105 million in transportation investments funded by the federal FAST Act. This move will block more than 28 highway, road, and bridge projects in over a dozen communities across Minnesota.
A total of 5,258,269 tons of iron ore were shipped on the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway in September, a 5.6 percent decrease compared to just a year ago.
The 975,000 dollar grant runs over three years.
Renovations are complete at a credit union in Superior, and just in time. It’s International Credit Union Day.
President Barack Obama has declared a federal disaster in 10 western Wisconsin counties hit by torrential rains in September.
The Hibbing Police Department has had a number of reports of counterfeit currency.
Governor Mark Dayton has requested that President Barack Obama declare a major disaster in Minnesota as a result of heavy rainstorms and flooding on September 21 and 22, 2016.
Harley-Davidson, Inc. says it expects to lay off about 225 salaried employees by the end of the year to cut costs amid a sluggish U.S. motorcycle market.
Two Wisconsin Indian tribes have raised concerns about another tribe’s expansion of a once-limited gambling hall into a larger casino and hotel east of Wausau.The Stockbridge-Munsee and Menominee tribes say allowing the expansion of Ho-Chunk Wittenberg goes against the past criteria for growth in gambling that Gov. Scott Walter established and used to block a casino the Menominee sought in Kenosha.The Ho-Chunk and Walker say Wisconsin doesn’t have the authority to intervene in this case because the Ho-Chunk are staying within the letter of a 2003 compact with the state.Stockbridge-Munsee president Shannon Holsey and general counsel Dennis Puzz say they don’t think the Walker administration fully grasps the potential for the expansion to lead to more expansions by the Ho-Chunk and at least two other tribes at casinos that aren’t currently major sites.
A new report shows the state finished the last fiscal year in the black.
The Iron Range Resources and Rehabilitation Board (IRRRB) will consider at Monday, October 17’s meeting whether to loan $1.5 million to an aircraft parts manufacturing facility.
Natasha Lancour has settled her lawsuit with the city of superior for 50,000 dollars.In January of 2014 the 31–year–old was arrested outside of Keyport lounge in Superior.
The City of Hermantown is saving nearly $1 million in interest over the next ten years. On Monday, October 3, 2016, the City Council approved re-financing $5,455,000 of debt on the existing Governmental Services building.
A judge has ordered a rare prison sentence in a case of Social Security fraud in southeastern Michigan.
Wells Fargo’s embattled CEO John Stumpf is stepping down as the nation’s second-largest bank is roiled by a scandal over its sales practices.
The original painting for the movie poster for “E.T. The Extraterrestrial” has sold for almost $400,000 at auction.
Students and parents are invited to learn about local scholarships.
Governor Scott Walker announced today, Tuesday, October 11, 2016, the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) is now accepting applications for the Fabrication Laboratories (Fab Lab) Grant Program. This program provides students with valuable job skill training.
Efforts to help with the devastation in Haiti is ongoing as local businesses in our community are lending a helping hand any way they can.For the remainder of October the pelican coffee shop has pledged 100% of its coffee bean profits for hurricane relief.
A Milwaukee nonprofit that offers after-school programs for refugee children and other assistance for refugees is under investigation for alleged misuse of federal funds.
President Barack Obama has signed a short-term funding bill to keep the government from shutting down at the end of the week.