It’s not too early to start thinking about one of Duluth’s most popular summer events.
Minnesota could be just a year away from a historic turning point where fewer than half of the state’s adults are married.
For this week’s Cooking Connection, we make an Italian seafood dish.
Minnesota finance officials project nearly $1.9 billion state budget surplus through June of 2017.
The Chris Young concert scheduled for tonight in Duluth has been rescheduled for January 9.
The Union Gospel Mission is requesting educational toys for children, like gift cards, shampoo, and soap sets.
Lutefisk Dinner organizer Beatrice Ojakangus says it took more than 100 volunteers to pull off the annual event Wednesday.
‘Tis the season for giving – and the Salvation Army is hoping for a community of givers and volunteers.
Minnesota health officials will now allow residents with chronic pain to buy medical marijuana.
Following an Advent Vespers service, the six large trees around Tower Hall’s main entrance were illuminated Tuesday.
The program seeks to help students develop skills necessary to enter a growingly creative and international economy.
The storm that swept across the Northland Monday night and Tuesday morning left two very different wakes.
Essesntia Health’s cancer center got a donation Tuesday for its cancer and hospice patients.
Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton is pressing the Legislature to spend $15 million to tackle racial disparities throughout the state.
A holiday tradition continued at the mount royal branch library Tuesday.
Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton has sent a letter to the Minnesota House Speaker urging an extension of unemployment benefits for mineworkers.
AT&T customers who are lucky enough to still have unlimited data plans are going to have to pay more starting in February.
Many families struggle with paying for diapers, LSS looks to fill that void with a diaper drive.
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.
The Salvation Army says that a couple dropped a $500,000 check into a red kettle outside of a Cub Foods in suburban Minneapolis on Saturday.
For this week’s Coffee Conversation we chatted about Minnesota Ballet’s Nutcracker.
The Wisconsin DNR says 2015 has been Wisconsin’s deadliest gun-deer season in the past five years, with two shooting fatalities already reported.
With Thanksgiving in the rear-view mirror, things are revving up on the tracks of the North Shore Scenic Railroad.
The parents of Jacob Wetterling look to give the community some peace after the arrest of Daniel Heinrich.
The road of life isn’t always smooth. It’s how you manage the bumps and turns that will affect your life in ways far beyond yourself. In the case of a family in Hibbing, they have chosen to turn a negative situation into a positive, by providing another family a home.
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.
Minnesota State Parks offered up their own Black Friday deal this year.
Tickets are now on sale for the Tall Ships Duluth 2016 festival.
A group of local businesses is asking the city to re-evaluate a parking system they say puts them at a competitive disadvantage.
Marcus Theatres announced Wednesday that it’s movie theatre in Superior will close next month.
Glensheen will be starting up the self-guided Christmas tour this weekend.
After Thanksgiving it is on to Christmas and while some will be bringing their tree out of the basement, others will be going out to Chub Lake to cut theirs down.
Duluth based retailer, maurices will be closing all brick and mortar stores for Thanksgiving.
Financial advisory firm and hosptial team up to build personalized plushes for cancer patients.
Here’s something to be thankful this holiday season, lower gas prices.
In this week’s knowing your neighbors, Fox 21’s Lena Takada takes us to a restaurant in Minong, Wisconsin where smoked meat is king.
Minnesota power has signed a 10-year contact to supply electricity to ArcelorMittal, the world’s largest steelmaker.
Jeff Foster trucking is now the new owner of the old Georgia–Pacific plant.
A data breach may have impacted guests at the Wilderness Resort in Wisconsin Dells who used their debit or credit card for hotel reservations and onsite purchases earlier this year.
Best Christmas Ever gives families in need a dream Christmas.
Twin Ports trucking company owner Jeff Foster Monday announced that he and wife Toni have purchased the former Georgia-Pacific Corp. hardboard manufacturing facility on Duluth’s Bayfront and will enhance the property for use as a warehouse and logistics center as well as a site for potential new manufacturing and industrial opportunities.
Right in time for the holidays Animal Allies Humane Society is attempting to unite homeless animals with new families.
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.
After months of deliberation, a compromise was made early this month regarding the future of the zoo. Today elected officials had their chance to weigh in on the plan.
For the 26th year, the Duluth Transit Authority is offering free rides to the DECC on Thanksgiving Day.
