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Operation Christmas Child Helps Kids in Need

The organization packs shoeboxes full of supplies for kids around the world.

November 15, 2016

Zach Richie,

Operation Christmas Child packs shoeboxes full of items for needy kids around the world. The local chapter provided nearly 8,000 shoeboxes for kids last year.

Moon to Appear Its Largest Since 1948

Supermoon happening tonight

November 15, 2016

Nathaniel LeCapitaine,

The moon will appear its largest since 1948. It’s expected to look 14% bigger and 30% brighter.

An Abandoned Town: The Story of Taconite Harbor

Back in The Day: Taconite Town, Turned Ghost Town in a Matter of 30 Years

November 14, 2016

Adam Jagunich,

If you take a trip up Highway 61 along the North Shore of Minnesota, history whispers in the waves.

Wedding Show

The 6th annual show was held at the Greysolon Ballroom

November 14, 2016

Andrew Kirov,

The 6th annual wedding show at Greysolon allowed couples to meet with vendors

Warm Weather Means Slow Winter Business

Winter Weather Gear Stores Still Fully Stocked

November 11, 2016

Site Staff,

The unseasonably warm weather this November means the winter shopping season is getting off to a later start.

Red Cliff Group Goes To Standing Rock

Not As Protestors But As Water Protectors

November 11, 2016

Joey Norton,

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.

Split Rock Lighthouse Remembers the Sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald

The lighthouse holds an annual remembrance ceremony with a bell ringing and the lighting of the lighthouse.

November 11, 2016

Zach Richie,

Forty-one years ago, the Edmund Fitzgerald sunk in a storm on Lake Superior, killing all twenty-nine crew members. Split Rock Lighthouse holds an annual ceremony to remember the lives lost on November 10, 1975.

Proctor Working to Become Yellow Ribbon Community

It's an effort to provide more support to service members and their families

November 11, 2016

Matt Van Winkle,

An open house was held tonight in Proctor to educate the community about how to help support the Yellow Ribbon initiative.

Students Bring Community Together for Veterans Day

Honoring All Who Served with Songs, Facts, and Fun

November 11, 2016

Adam Jagunich,

Red, white, and blue were shining bright as a crowd came together at Superior’s Cathedral School Thursday morning.

DSSO to Perform Vivaldi’s Four Seasons This Weekend

Concert will be Third of Season

November 10, 2016

Natalie Froistad,

The DSSO is hosting their third concert of the season this weekend.

Making Savory Seafood with The Burnt Onion

Cooking Connection: Parmesan Scallops

November 10, 2016

Natalie Froistad,

For this week’s Cooking Connection, we worked with Chef Dan Schimka to make Parmesan crusted scallops.

Warm Temperatures Put Snocross In Jeopardy

If temperatures don't drop in time to make snow contingency plans will have to be made.

November 10, 2016

Andrew Kirov,

If temperatures don’t drop in time to make snow, contingency plans will have to be made.

New Development in Duluth Houses Coffee, Bagel Shop

The Endi Housing Complex Won't Open Until January, But Business is Already Booming

November 10, 2016

Brittney Merlot,

Duluth is now home to the Northland’s first Caribou Coffee and Einstein Bros. Bagel Shop, located on London Road.

Many Celebrate Annual Coats for Kids Event

Kids Get New Winter Jackets at Annual Coats for Kids Event

November 10, 2016

Chelsee Moe,

Families in Superior today could go and get coats for their children at the 14th Annual Coats for Kids Event.

Trump’s Agenda for His First 100 Days in Office

November 9, 2016

Site Staff,

Donald Trump shocked the country after voters rallied behind his long-shot campaign and handed him the victory over Democrat Hillary Clinton, making him the 45th president of the United States.

Governor Mike Pence Making Final Push With Stop in Minnesota

The Republican Vice Presidential Nominee Visited Duluth on Monday

November 8, 2016

Brittney Merlot,

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.

Popular Restaurant Selling Presidential-Themed Burritos

"The Donald" burrito is the current top-seller

November 8, 2016

Matt Van Winkle,

A popular Duluth restaurant has been having some fun with its menu leading up to the election.

Former U.S. Attorney General, Janet Reno Dies at Age 78

She passed away early Monday from complications of Parkinson's disease

November 7, 2016

Site Staff,

Janet Reno, the first woman to serve as US Attorney General and the epicenter of several political storms during the Clinton administration, has died.

Northland Kids to Read with Santa at Miller Hill Mall

Coffee Conversation: Slumber Party with Santa

November 7, 2016

Natalie Froistad,

An event getting kids excited for the holiday season will be held at the Miller Hill Mall this weekend.

Local Restaurants Offer Deals for One Week

Greater Downtown Council Hosts "Eat Downtown"

November 7, 2016

Natalie Froistad,

The Greater Downtown Council is once again hosting “Eat Downtown—Flavors of Fall.”

Eat Downtown Week: Flavors of Fall

17 Restaurants Participating in Promotion

November 7, 2016

Joey Norton,

It’s time to loosen your belts and get your grub on this week for Duluth’s Eat Downtown event.

Young Hockey Players Hit The Ice

November 7, 2016

Joey Norton,

If you’re a winter person and these warm fall temps aren’t your thing, you’ll always have hockey to make you feel at home.

UMD Partners with Congdon Elementary for Science Night

Chemistry, physics and biology students give demonstrations

November 5, 2016

Matt Van Winkle,

Chemistry, physics and biology students from UMD put on a show for local families.

Vikre Distillery Releases New Whiskey

The rye whiskey pays tribute to the Northland

November 5, 2016

Matt Van Winkle,

Vikre Distilery in Duluth released a new spirit to the public tonight.

Ragtime Concert Features 103 year-old Musician

The concert features some of the hits and classics of the early 1900's.

November 5, 2016

Zach Richie,

The November Ragtime November concert featured musicians young and old of all talents and abilities.

Project Joy Fundraiser Raises Money for Food Bank

The money raised by Project Joy goes to the backpack program at Second Harvest.

November 5, 2016

Zach Richie,

From sorrow comes a joy for helping others at a fundraiser at the Duluth Curling Club.

Mackinac Island’s Oldest Ferry to Stop Service

The longest running ferry boat company is leaving the passenger business behind

November 4, 2016

Site Staff,

Mackinac Island’s oldest and longest running ferry boat company is leaving the passenger business behind, and selling its boats to a competitor.

Wisconsin Assembly Republican Leader Wants Early Voting Limits

November 4, 2016

Site Staff,

The Republican leader of the Wisconsin Assembly wants legislation next year to standardize and restrict early voting to make it more similar in rural and urban areas.

Fitger’s Brewhouse Looks for New Head Brewmaster

The brewmaster will oversee Fitger's flagship and seasonal beers.

November 4, 2016

Zach Richie,

Fitger’s Brewhouse might have the dream job for those who love beer. They are looking for a new head brewmaster.

St. Luke’s Receives American Heart Association Award

AHA Presents Award To St.Lukes

November 3, 2016

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When it comes to treating heart attacks St. Luke’s Hospital is being recognized as one of the best.

St. Louis County Continues Searching for Foster Parents

An informational meeting will be held on Nov. 17

November 3, 2016

Melissa Lentz,

On any given day in St. Louis County, an average of 700 children are in out-of home-placements, resulting in a constant need for temporary foster homes.

416,000 Early Votes in Minnesota, as Election Day Nears

267,000 absentee ballots were cast in 2012

November 3, 2016

Site Staff,

Nearly 416,000 Minnesota residents have already cast their ballots for next week’s election.

Northland Foundation Awards Over $100,000 to CHUM

52 grants were distributed across northern Minnesota

November 3, 2016

Site Staff,

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.

Mille Lacs Lake Open for Winter Fishing Season

Winter fishing limits 1 walleye, 5 northern pike per anglers

November 3, 2016

Site Staff,

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources announced on Thursday, November 3, that the winter walleye regulation will allow anglers to keep one walleye between 19 and 21 inches or one longer than 28 inches.

Making an Acai Bowl with The Juice Pharm

Cooking Connection: The Juice Pharm

November 3, 2016

Site Staff,

For this week’s Cooking Connection we made an acai bowl with The Juice Pharm.

Taxidermists Warn Of Warmer Weather

Warm Weather Could Spoil Trophy Deer

November 2, 2016

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Taxidermists warn hunters to take extra care of deer during warm weekend.

4th Street Construction Ending For 2016

Construction To Close Down For Winter

November 2, 2016

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Road construction on 4th street in Duluth is coming to an end for 2016.

Second Annual Barnes & Noble Mini Maker Faire

Teaching Hands-On Activities to Students, Teachers, Creators and Enthusiasts

November 2, 2016

Natalie Froistad,

The Second Annual Barnes and Noble Mini Maker Faire is happening this Friday, November 5 and Saturday, November 6.

Minnesota Power has Filed Electric Rate Review Request

Asking MPUC for a rate increase of $55 million

November 2, 2016

Site Staff,

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.

UMD Group Looks to Help Relieve Stress on Students, Staff and Faculty

Research Shows the Program Decreasing Stress-Levels by 38 Percent

November 2, 2016

Brett Scott,

Thousands of students, staff, and faculty in the Twin Ports deal with hectic lifestyles and stressful situations on a daily basis. One group at UMD is looking to help with the issue.

Native American History on Display

Black Bear Casino is Honoring the Fon Du Lac Tribe

November 2, 2016

Matt Van Winkle,

Throughout the month of November, Black Bear Casino will be observing Native American Heritage Month. Today a ceremony was held to showcase the history of the native Fon Du Lac tribe.

Family-Owned Tree Farm Preparing for Holidays

Hoffbauer Tree Farm is getting ready to cut nearly 1,200 trees

November 2, 2016

Matt Van Winkle,

The holiday season is fast approaching, which means you will probably start seeing Christmas trees for sale in the next few weeks. Hoffbauer Tree Farm in Duluth is getting ready to cut nearly 1,200 trees from their farm to sell this season.

Northland Cubs and Indians Fans Enjoy Game 6, Eagerly Await Game 7

November 2, 2016

Zach Richie,

This historic World Series brought out fans and excitement all across the Northland. Fox 21 spoke to fans of the Cubs and Indians who enjoyed the game at Old Chicago in Duluth.

Old World Meats Processing Venison

Complete Deer Processing Through Old World Meats

November 1, 2016

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Old World Meats offers complete deer processing to help out hunters.

Minnesota State Highway Construction Projects Wrap Up

2016 road construction season comes to an end

November 1, 2016

Site Staff,

Projects statewide are wrapping up, as the road constructions season of 2016 comes to a close.

Creating Sweet Concoctions at Pep’s Bake Shop

The Local Bakery in Virginia Has Been Around for More Than 50 Years

November 1, 2016

Nathaniel LeCapitaine,

Many bags of candy will be collected by kids in the Northland Monday night, but what happens once all the sugar is eaten up in a matter of days?

UMD Celebrates Day of the Dead

The Multicultural Center is open to the public for those interested.

October 31, 2016

Matt Van Winkle,

The Multicultural Center is open to the public for those interested.

Safety Tips for Halloween

We Asked Superior PD How to Keep the Kids Safe

October 31, 2016

Andrew Kirov,

As children knock door to door to fill their bags with candy, it’s important to remember over all the fun, that safety should come first.

City of Duluth Becomes Target of Phishing Scam

Spammer gained potential access to voter information

October 31, 2016

Zach Richie,

The city of Duluth has been the victim of an e-mail phishing scam. The spammers gained potential access to information of thousands of voters.

Free Flu Shot Clinics Offered in Duluth

For those who are uninsured or underinsured

October 31, 2016

Site Staff,

St. Louis County Public Health nurses will be conducting a series of free flu shot clinics in Duluth, for those six months and older, who are uninsured or underinsured.