Senator Stops in Northland to Promote Book
"The Senator Next Door"
Senator Amy Klobuchar stopped in Duluth Monday night at Barnes and Noble.
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KYN: Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory
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.
Downtown Bicycle Lanes Spark Debate
Riders and Businesses Disagree on Location
The location of proposed bike lanes in Downtown Duluth is sparking debate between cyclists and business owners.
Steelworkers Union to Continue Talks After Contract Expires
Negotiations Continue with U.S. Steel & ArcelorMittal
The United Steelworkers union says it plans to continue negotiating with U.S. Steel and ArcelorMittal past Tuesday’s expiration of contracts for 30,000 steelworkers.
Dog’s Birthday Party Helps Support Humane Society
3rd Birthday Celebration for "Buddy" the Dog
A Superior business owner celebrated his dog’s birthday with a special twist Sunday.
Lower Chester Park Celebrates 100 Years
Recreational facility became a part of Chester Park in 1915
Dozens of community members enjoyed the beautiful afternoon outdoors Sunday, to celebrate Lower Chester’s centennial.
7th Annual Bubble Festival
Duluth Children's Museum
The 7th annual Bubble Festival drew quite the crowds Sunday.
Superior Man Triathlon Race
More than 400 athletes put their endurance to the test in one of the fastest growing sports.
Hundreds of New Students Move into UWS
“Kind of hard to say goodbye cause this is the farthest away I’ve been from home,” UWS freshmen Ali Manthey said.
Ailing Duluth Corgi Completes Bucket List
“Even after this you guys continue to meet up and bring your dogs out, that would be really awesome,” said Lindsey Asbury, Oscar’s owner.
Shoe Drive for the Homeless Community
The Minnesota Shoe Drive is asking people to donate new or almost new shoes, boots, socks or gift cards.
A Fight for Life, Toddler Needs Heart Transplant
Aria Gram's in Need of Life Saving Transplant
A South Range toddler is in the fight of her life as she awaits a life-saving heart transplant at the Mayo Clinic.
Duluth Fire Chief Set to Retire
Chief Bryan Bushey
A veteran of the Duluth Fire Department has announced he will retire Monday, August 31st.He is fairly new to the position of chief, having replaced John Stronigtharm in January.
Lakehead Harvest Reunion a Trip Through Time
Steam Engines and Blacksmithing on Display in Esko
The 54th Annual Lakehead Harvest Reunion opened Friday, in Esko. The annual festival brings antique steam engines and farming techniques into the limelight.
Local Teachers Prepare for New School Year
“I get excited this time of year,” Denfeld High School math teacher Ed Lewis said.
Two Harbors Cafe Recovering from Fire
Judy's Cafe Open Again
The lengthy closure resulted in the loss of some staff forcing the restaurant to reopen under restricted hours and with a limited menu.
Vigilant Guard Moves into Badger State
Response Team Drills in Superior
Military officials say this type of scenario provides responders with realistic training that helps better prepare them, should they ever have to respond to an actual event.
Cloquet Native Bringing Original Restaurant to Hometown
Avenue C to Open in First National Plaza Building
Doug Smith, general manager of Duluth’s Green Mill Restaurant, will be opening the Cloquet original in the town where he grew up.
Spirit Mountain Pipeline Back on Track
Construction Crews Back to Work
Duluth Chief Administive Officer David Montgomery said Thursday, when it was noticed the easments were no longer valid construction was halted until proper permits could be put in place.
Northland Experiences Desperate Need for Substitute Teachers
Nearly 50 percent of schools across the nation struggle with finding substitute teachers.
Health Officials Gather Feedback in Duluth
The Minnesota Department of Human Services made a stop in Duluth Thursday to gain some insight.
UWS Named 25th Safest Campus
UWS has received recognition for a lot of things and recently it was for its safety efforts.
Preparing School Lunches Ahead of Time
Cooking Connection: Back-to-School
Learn about a few easy, quick and healthy back-to-school lunches you can make ahead of time.
Minnesota State Fair Opens 12-day Run through Labor Day
Great Minnesota Get-Together Starts Up
The Minnesota State Fair is opening its gates for its annual 12-day run through Labor Day.
After 18 Days, Duluth Family Reunites With Missing Dog
Community Effort to Get Missing Pup Home Safe and Sound
Across the country dog-lovers celebrated National Dog Day giving their pups a little extra love, whether it was posting pictures or just a yummy treat. But for one Duluth family, it was a holiday they will never forget.
School Supplies Needed for Annual Drive
A local nonprofit is equipping students with supplies before they head back to school.
St. Scholastica Building $17M Expansion
The former site of Kenwood Elementary School is being turned into a state of the art academic center.
Couple Plans to Spend a Year in the BWCA
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.
Superior Residents to Pay $7.75 Trash Collection Fee
Council Approves Monthly Garbage Fee, Effective January 2016
Starting this January, Superior residents will pay a monthly trash collection fee of $7.75 per household.
Dairyland Outdoor Veterans’ Retreat
A community in Northwestern Wisconsin has rallied together to build an outdoor veterans retreat.
Red Cross Shelter Part of Vigilant Guard 2015
Volunteers Learn to Operate Shelter
A disaster shelter was created at the DECC and community volunteers played the roles of displaced residents to help Red Cross volunteers prepare for disaster response.
Sala Thai: Bringing A Taste of Thailand to Duluth
A Woman Passionate About Sharing Her Authentic Recipes With the Northland
Just a few months ago, Duluth’s only Thai restaurant moved from its neighborhood location on Woodland Avenue to the heart of downtown.
Superior City Councilor Holds Trash Fee Forum
Invites Public to Learn, Ask Questions About Garbage Collection Fee Proposal
Monday night, a Superior city councilor invited citizens to ask questions and learn about his proposal for a city trash collection fee.
Organizations Prepare and Train for Disaster, Vigilant Guard
Knowing what to do when disaster strikes and being prepared is the focus of a Minnesota National Guard exercise going on this week at the DECC.
Jefferson Street Neighbors Celebrate their Community
The 26th annual Jefferson Street Block Party kicked off Sunday.
MN Lung Cancer Survivor Bikes to Inspire
A Minnesota man biked more than 100 miles to Duluth to spread a message of hope.
Horse Enthusiasts Compete at Dirt Floor Arena
It was a big weekend for horse enthusiasts in the Northland as they competed at the Dirt Floor Arena.
Beer Enthusiast Rally in Duluth
Home brewers from all over made their way to Duluth Sunday to learn more about perfecting their hobby.
Event Unites Hillside Community
From 5th to 7th avenue east the streets were blocked off to create unity and relationships in the hillside neighborhood.
UMD Students Begin a New Chapter
Inside the Weber Music Hall sixty students received their white coat which is a rite of passage for scholars going to medical school.
Locals Protest Planned Parenthood
Locals joined a national effort to expose a nearly century old organization.
Thousands Pack Lake Superior Dragon Boat Festival
Nearly 7,000 people gathered in Barker’s Island for an ancient tradition that’s not only fun but raises money for local causes.
Raising Funds for an After-School Program in Superior
Community members gathered in Superior Saturday afternoon to raise funds for an after-school program.
Rice Lake is Minnesota’s Newest City
Minnesota will soon have a new city.
Concern Over Loud Music at Bayfront’s Tribute Fest
Tribute Fest at Bayfront Park has stuck a chord with some people.
Fresh Produce Makes A Comeback On London Road
Stand Testing Out Location For One Week
Fresh produce is now rolling down London Road in Duluth, which is something that hasn’t happened in years.
Tribute Fest 2015
Concert Benefits Homeless Veterans
Concert organizer Lou Campbell said the crowd assembled to see Eckart was the largest for an opening act in the seven year history of the event.
Superior City Councilor Proposes New Trash Fee
Graham Garfield to Make Formal Announcement Monday
The fight for trash fees in Superior is far from over.
Local Church Hosts Community Events
Kids spent the morning building relationships while enjoying an American favorite past time in Duluth.
Fairlawn Mansion Getting New Sign
A Superior landmark is getting a much needed upgrade.
