Music can be a very personal thing for people. It can help you through tough times, or make you feel happy when you’re sad. One Duluth woman is using music to do just that, but she has her own obstacles she’s had to overcome throughout the years.
The day before Christmas Eve is the busiest travel day of the year.
Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton has set a firm deadline for Essar Steel to repay the state’s $65.9 million loan.
Kris Eilers is formally taking over the reigns of the SLRA as they work to have the St. Louis River delisted as an area of concern for the Environmental Protection Agency.
“With social media it does place a certain responsibility on public officials and I think that for the most part, one would assume that they are aware of the ramifications of certain statements,” Dr. Von Hagel said, Tuesday.
The Department of Homeland Security has denied an extension request by Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton to comply with REAL ID standards.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is investigating more recent cases of E.Coli linked to Chipotle.
It’s official, every day between now and June 21, 2016 will be longer than the previous day. And in Two Harbors Monday, it was a celebration.
Snowfall is well below average this year. If it were not for the sizable snow storm last week, most of the Northland would be more than 50 percent below average snowfall levels on the year.
Local McDonald’s restaurants and the community came together to make the holidays a little brighter for families at Essentia Health’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.
With the cold weather finally setting in and holidays in full swing, pet experts say now is a good time to start thinking about your little critter’s safety.
Two people in Superior were hospitalized early Sunday morning due to toxic levels of carbon monoxide in their apartment.
Salvation Army Director of Development, Gordon Mesedahl said this year’s campaign needed a shot in the arm and Super One’s donation match pledge will be just that.
Curling was first recognized by the Winter Olympics in 1998 and the sport has grown substantially since then.
Students from Lester Park Elementary school delivered Christmas trees, books, and gifts to patients at St. Mary’s and St. Luke’s medical centers.
The Minnesota State Lottery Director resigned following questions surrounding his expenses.
Modern-era “Star Wars” toys can be found almost everywhere, including locally owned businesses like Legacy Toys in the Miller Hill Mall.
Duluth Cinema 10 in Canal Park, and theaters across the country, were showing the new “Star Wars” movie all night Thursday.
FOX 21 was live with fans Thursday night before the first screenings of “Star Wars'” latest premiere.
Thursday morning representatives from the Miller-Dwan Foundation and Essentia Health stopped by FOX Sunrise to talk about a recent uptick in suicides in the Northland.
Duluth’s Best Bread recently opened in Duluth.
Santa and Rudolph made an appearance at the Duluth Heritage Sports Center Wednesday night for an open skate event hosted by the Duluth Parks and Rec. Department and the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Northland.
Visit Duluth and local business and community leaders got together for a party Wednesday to celebrate the retirement of Gene Shaw — who was the public relations director for Visit Duluth for more than a decade.
Whether it’s needing food or toys for the holiday season, every year families turn to the Salvation Army for help.
The Salvation Army in Superior is in desperate need of more bell ringers for the holiday season.
Fire deaths are on the rise in Minnesota.
Businesses throughout Hayward are lit up with “A Lure of Lights” again this year, with some of those lights even synchronized to music.
White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough will visit Virginia next week to discuss the mining layoffs on the Iron Range and the national steel crisis.
The St. Louis County Board has approved its 2016 budget of $358,733,410.
Pope Francis has appointed the eleventh Bishop of the Diocese of Superior.
Police officers in Duluth are making sure every child has a Merry Christmas.
The City of Duluth Parks and Rec. Department will be hosting a free holiday party for families in the Northland.
Minnesotans who are registering, renewing license tabs or transferring ownership of cars will have to provide insurance information under a new law that takes effect on January 1.
Hundreds of people packed the floor at Grandma’s Sports Garden Sunday for the 5th Annual Willie Kruger Dance Competition.
A large section of East 4th Street is looking very different after dozens of trees were chopped down to make way for a 2016 street reconstruction project by St. Louis County.
Saturday marked the final day of the market for this year, but McDonald hopes to bring the event back next year.
Anna’s Christmas now consists of helping Build-A-Bear employees stuff and prepare 16 plushes that will be donated through the Salvation Army.
Duluth Mayor, Don Ness spent Friday afternoon signing copies of his new book “Hillsider” at Grandma’s Canal Park location.
A new $12.5 million dollar Essentia Health Clinic is being built in Spooner.
Fifth graders from Northern Lights Elementary School in Superior presented research projects on the Holocaust Thursday.
With holiday parties in full swing, staying on the healthy bandwagon can be tough.
The Duluth-Superior Area Community Foundation announced the launch of an ambitious initiative Wednesday.
Just weeks ago, Duluth was in danger of having to pay back $1.5 million to FEMA for potential unqualified use of emergency money during the Northland Flash Flood. But last week officials were notified the payment had been waved to a much lower amount in the thousands.
The Executive Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs at the University of Minnesota-Duluth has resigned.
Ledge Rock Grille is hosting two paring dinners in the coming weeks.
You can once again enjoy the Christmas decorations at Fairlawn Mansion during the annual Twinkling Tuesdays tour.
Thirty lawsuits claiming clergy sex abuse against the Diocese of Duluth are being put on hold after the Diocese filed Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Monday.
6th grade students in Hermantown celebrated the completion of their 10 Week D.A.R.E program.
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.
