Duluth School District Annual Meeting
Meeting and Report Disclosure at Denfeld
District issues annual report at festive meeting
Life-imported
ReStore Sells Restored Art
Habitat Store Revives Vintage Furniture as Art
ReStore holds social auctions off upcycled items to raise money for Habitat projects.
Justice City of the North
Social Justice Protest Borrows Name, Coincides with Christmas Parade
Social Justice Protest Borrows Name, Coincides with Christmas Parade
Subaru’s Adopt a Pet Drive
100 Animals up for Adoption at Weekend Event in Duluth
If you’re looking for a forever friend you will want to check out an adoption drive this weekend in Duluth.
Klobuchar, Franken tout bill to Crack Down on Illegal Steel dumping, Protect U.S. Steelworkers
In light of the mining industry taking a big hit in Minnesota, Senators Amy Klobuchar and Al Franken are teaming up to crack down on illegal steel dumping.
Hearty Porridge with Lake Avenue Restaurant & Bar
Cooking Connection: Pheasant Porridge
For this week’s Cooking Connection, we make pheasant porridge with Lake Avenue Restaurant & Bar.
Giving Thanks Feast
22nd Annual Event Organized by Students
Fond Du Lac Tribal and Community College hosts 22nd Annual Giving Thanks Feast.
Bowling for Turkeys
When Thanksgiving and Bowling Combine
The Duluth Parks and Recreation Department teamed up with the Heritage Sports Center and several local businesses to host an open skate with lots of kid friendly fun.
Cloquet Preps for Holiday Season
Several Holiday Themed Events Planned
Chamber of Commerce adds additional light display and events for “Let’s Make Cloquet Shine!”
Jonesin’ for Java: Part One
Part one of a three part special report on local coffee hubs in the Northland. FOX 21’s Travis Patterson travels to Bayfield, WI to try some local brews at Big Water Coffee.
Food Banks in Need of Donations for Thanksgiving
Make a Canned Food or Monetary Donation
There are plenty of people who will be in need of a warm meal this Thanksgiving and you can help make it happen.
Traffic Advisory: Christmas City of the North Parade
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.
Damiano Center Awarded $10K Grant
The Damiano Center, a local non-profit helping those in need,was recently awarded a $10,000 grant.
Magnetation to Idle Plant 2
It’s another blow to the mining industry in Minnesota.
53 Dogs Rescued from Pine County Owner
More than 50 dogs were rescued from a home in Pine County after the homeowner said he was unable to care for them or shelter them.
Hunters Bag Nearly 120K Deer through Second Weekend
Hunters bagged nearly 120,000 deer through the second weekend of firearms deer season.
Superior Tree Lighting Postponed
High winds and heavy rain are pushing back the annual Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony in Superior.
Production Temporarily Idled at Northshore Mining
Cliffs Natural Resources Idles Iron Ore Plant in Silver Bay
Cliffs Natural Resources Inc. announced Tuesday that it is temporarily idling iron ore pellet production at its Northshore Mining operation in Minnesota by Dec. 1, 2015.
Enbridge to Cut 500 Jobs
Enbridge is laying off 500 of its workers across the company and won’t be filling 100 open positions.
Verso Considers Filing Bankruptcy, Sale of Duluth Plant
The struggling Verso Paper Corporation is considering filing bankruptcy and selling many of it’s paper mills, including the one in Duluth.
Kids Eat Free, Free Parking on Parade Night
Thousands of people gather in Downtown Duluth every year for the Christmas City of the North Parade.
Duluth’s Gingerbread City Receives Additions
People brought gingerbread creations to add to the city.
Duluth’s gingerbread city is currently under construction.
Vigil in Aurora Helps Community Heal
Community in Mourning Following Murder
Community members gathered at site where Julie Hildreth was murdered, to mourn and raise awareness.
Turkey Prices Up, Sizes Down
Fresh Turkey Prices Higher Following Bird Flu Outbreak
This year’s bird flu has affected turkey availability ahead of Thanksgiving.
Santa Visits Miller Hill Mall
DTA Helps St. Nick make his Way to the Mall
The man in red with a big bag made his way to the Miller Hill Mall Friday night.
PAVSA’s Annual Art Auction
Hundreds turned out for PAVSA’s 35th annual art auction at the DECC.
Give to the Max Day Raises Over $18 Million
Minnesotans came out and donated more than $18 million dollars to their favorite schools and non-profits on “Give to the Max Day.”
Charges Filed in Superior Animal Abuse Case
Charges have been filed against a Michigan woman in connection to an animal abuse case in Superior.
Minnesota Power Customers Could see Rate Hike
Minnesota Power customers could see their rates go up if the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission approves a rate plan filed Friday in an effort to help the struggling taconite and paper industries.
Superior Police Pay it Forward
Superior Police Officers were pulling people over in a secret sting operation, but they weren’t stopped for what you think.
Aldi’s Opens in the Twin Ports
New Store to Purchase Grocery Items
There’s a new option in the Twin Ports for purchasing your groceries as Aldi in Superior opened Thursday.
Some Brides Say ‘Yes!’ to the Dress Free of Charge
Brides Across America Program offered in the Northland
Saying ‘Yes!’ to the dress is usually a too-be bride’s most exciting day, but it can also be stressful and more than anything, expensive.
Wisconsin Veterans Honored at Superior Elks Lodge
Lodge Hosts 5th Annual Veterans Day Event
Veterans and their guests were provided with a free meal and dance, complete with live music.
Woolson Memorial Wraps Up Sesquicentennial
Last Civil War Soldier Passed Away in 1956
A Veterans Day service was held in Pak Hill Cemetery, Wednesay, in rememberance of the Union Army’s last living soldier.
Freebies for Northland Veterans
Local Businesses Offer Free Services for Veterans
Local businesses also took the time to make area Veterans feel special by offering free food and services on November 11th.
Como Oil and Propane Sold
Como Oil and Propane, one of the region’s largest heating fuel providers, has been sold.
USDA Visits Lincoln Park Middle School
Lincoln Park Middle School Shows Off Garden to USDA
The USDA is trying to get schools to commit students to growing fruits and veggies and incorporating it into science classes.
Minnesota Hunters Bag 68,401 Deer Opening Weekend
Minnesota hunters bagged 68,401 deer during the first three days of firearms deer season.
The 5th Annual Food Access Summit Being Hosted at the DECC
Community Members Gather to Learn About Healthy Food
The 5th Annual Food Access Summit is taking place at the Duluth Entertainment and Convention Center this week.
2015 Veteran’s Day Freebies
Veteran’s Day is a day where we come together to honor our nation’s past and present military. Vets and those currently serving in the military will be treated to some free meals or services in the Northland.
Part 3: Advocacy Work For Transgender Community
In the final report on being transgender in the Northland, FOX 21’s Dan Hanger explores the positive advocacy work of two Duluth transgender people, and how UW-Superior is creating an accepting culture of diversity, with a strong focus on the transgender community.
4th Annual “Project Joy”
In memory of Patrick Plys
A man’s legacy of giving to those in need is remembered at an annual fundraiser Friday evening.
Restaurant Week Returns for Flavors of Fall
Eat Downtown - Flavors of Fall Begins Sunday
It’s that time of year, restaurant week is upon us.
Project Aims to Breathe New Life into Hillside
Build Up Duluth Initiative Breaks Ground
today the duluth housing and redevelopment authority hit a huge milestone in their recent project…
Police Warn of IRS Scam
The Duluth Police Department is warning the public about a phone scam with people calling and claiming to be with the Internal Revenue Service and scamming money.
President Obama Rejects Keystone Pipeline
President Barack Obama announced his decision Friday to reject the Keystone XL pipeline proposal.
Final Polymet Environmental Impact Statement Released
After ten years of review, the final Environmental Impact Statement was released Friday for the proposed Polyment mining project near Hoyt Lakes.
Restaurant Week to Feature 17 Businesses
Eat Downtown - Flavors of Fall
Restaurant Week is back in Duluth!
New Housing Project Along Hwy 61
Located at Former Nokomis Restaurant
Thirty some acres surrounding the former Nokomis Restaurant along Highway 61 are getting a facelift.
Duluth’s Best Bread CSA
First CSA Bread Share
It’s the first of its kind in the Northland. A local business is selling CSA Bread and time is winding down to place your order.
