Cathedral School Ready For Much Needed Makeover
School to Replace Windows, Glass and Walls in Superior
It’s been long overdue but the Cathedral School in Superior is finally receiving the makeover it needs for the next generation.
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Innovative Ideas: The LightSpeed and The Link
Special Report Part 2
“Some days I feel like a real runner out there,” said Mimi Stedner.
Congressman Nolan Discusses Tourism Industry
Infrastructure Advancements Among Discussion in Duluth
Tourism is Big. But, it’s particularly popular in Duluth. Wednesday, Congressman Rick Nolan visited Duluth to talk about how we can expand tourism within the area.
Experts Urge Caution as Wildlife Explore During Summer
Do's and Don'ts With Wildlife
While the black bear near city hall received a lot of media attention, the public should be aware black bears are generally afraid of people.
The Duluth Lions Club is Getting Ready for Pancake Day
Organizers Expect Thousands to Attend
Pancake Day is tomorrow! Find out what you need to know.
Cirrus Aircraft Announces Plans for Vision Center in Tennessee
Cirrus Vision Center Expands to Knoxville
During a special ceremony on May 6, 2015, at McGhee Tyson Airport in Knoxville, Tennessee, Cirrus Aircraft Co-Founder and CEO Dale Klapmeier joined Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam and announced the expansion of Cirrus Aircraft to Knoxville with the new Vision Center.
Innovative Ideas: Zip-It and Pajama Warmer
The Zip-It has become somewhat of a YouTube phenomenon.
Cookies for ‘Superheroes in Scrubs’
Hibbing Chamber Recognizes National Nurses Day
The Hibbing Area Chamber of Commerce’s Women’s Innovative Network Committee recognized National Nurses Day.
National Food Drive to Take Place this Weekend
Northlanders to Stamp Out Hunger
Organizers visited FOX Sunrise this morning to talk all about the information for this year’s Stamp Out Hunger Campaign.
Magnetation Files for Bankruptcy
Magnetation to Restructure
Magnetation LLC, an innovative iron ore concentrate and pellet producer, announced Tuesday that it has reached an agreement with holders of more than 70% of its 11.0% senior secured notes due 2018 (Senior Secured Notes) to restructure the Company’s balance sheet and provide liquidity to support long-term operations.
95 Salaried Jobs Affect by Changes at Cliffs Natural Resources
Cliffs Natural Resources Makes Cuts at Plants in Minnesota & Michigan
Ninety-five salaried positions are being affected by cost saving measures at Cliffs Natural Resources plants in Michigan and Minnesota.
Knowing Your Neighbors: Camp 61 in Beaver Bay
Known for history, beer and barbeque
In this week’s ‘Knowing Your Neighbor’ we take a bit of a trip back in time to learn some North Shore history.
Part 3: Tag Along to Uncover Hidden Treasure
Collecting and hunting is much more than just a hobby for some. It can sometimes turn into a business or a lifelong quest.
Dunkin Donuts will Hold Local Job Fair Tuesday
Dunkin Donuts to Hold Hiring Fair Tuesday
Dunkin Donuts will host a job fair Tuesday at the Residence Inn from 10 a.m. to 6.
Cab Companies Respond to Driver Assault
Duluth Taxi Driver Mugged, Companies Enforce Safety
Driving a taxi is among one of the most stressful jobs. Drivers work long hours while dealing with road rage and perhaps even facing the possibility of getting attacked. A cab driver in Duluth was recently robbed prompting him to have a heart attack.
Fundraiser Helps Local Wildlife Nonprofit
The community came together to help support a local nonprofit that gives a second chance to animals.
UWS Hosts First Tedx Conference
UWS held a conference Sunday diving into hot and debatable topics.
Motorcyclists Ask Drivers to Share the Road
Last year there were more than 70 motorcyclist fatalities in Wisconsin.
Pet Adoption for Man’s Best Friend at Duluth Pack
Duluth Pack & Animal Allies Team Up for Event
Duluth Pack and Animal Allies teamed up for a pet adoption day.
Local Church Struts Down the Runway
St. Mark AME Church in Duluth hosted its second annual Spirit of Summer Fashion Show and Salad Luncheon.
A Walk to End Using the “R” Word
An event kicked off to eliminate the use of a slur primarily used against people with disabilities.
Locals Walk to End Bullying
Northlanders filled Bayfront Park for the first annual Buddies not Bullies 5K walk.
Hermantown Hosts Carnival for Boy Battling Leukemia
The Hermantown community is throwing its support behind a first grader who is battling leukemia.
Tourists Pour $125M into Douglas County
Tourism Dollars Up 5.5% from 2013
Tourism is the number three industry in Wisconsin behind agriculture and manufacturing.
St. Louis Co. Celebrates Law Day
Courthouse Opened for Law Day Celebration in Duluth
More people than usual spent the day in court but not for what you might think.
Local Students Raise Money for Nepal
Duluth Students Help Earthquake Victims
St. Scholastica students are raising money to help earthquake victims in Nepal.
Empire Mine in Upper Peninsula to Halt Production Until Fall
300 Workers Affected by Shut Down in Upper Peninsula
Cliffs Natural Resources says it will temporarily shut down the Empire Mine in the Upper Peninsula in June and resume production in the fall.
‘Buddies Not Bullies’ 5K This Saturday
Race Benefits New Non-Profit
A new walk is kicking off this weekend to raise awareness about an issue affecting millions of kids.
This Friday – Event will Teach Locals about Judicial System
A new event is kicking off in Duluth this Friday to teach people about the judicial system and its key players.
Mining Woes Hit Duluth Manufacturer
Mining Troubles Hit Duluth Manufacturer
A few years ago ME Elecmetal in west Duluth finished its $12 million dollar expansion during a time when business was booming.
Staycations Part 1: The Iron Range
Soudan Underground Mine, Dorothy Molter Museum, The Boathouse
If you journey to the Iron Range and points north of it, you’ll find areas rich in culture, and full of nature’s finest.
Chipotle Hosts Interview Day For Interested Candidates
Mexican Grill Kicks Off Summer Job Season
Summer job season is fast approaching, and Wednesday, Chipotle hosted an interview day for interested candidates to visit any of the 60-plus restaurants in the upper Midwest.
Annual Homegrown Festival Benefits Local Businesses
Full Night of Music, Venues Bring in the Green
Homegrown is a festival that’s transformed the Twin Ports music scene. It’s also a huge week for local businesses bringing in almost as much money as Grandma’s weekend.
Twin Ports Job Fair Kicks Off
Unemployed Northlanders and veterans made their way to Superior Wednesday.
Glensheen Mounts New Live Web Cam
Glensheen Mansion recently installed a live web cam onto its boat house.
Floodwood Native Running for Duluth City Council
Gary Anderson announced plans to represent district one, currently overseen by Jennifer Julsrud.
Duluth Mounted Patrols Coming Back
After training in the Twin Cities and other locations, Duluth Police Mounted Patrol officers are almost ready to saddle up and get back on streets.
New Ideas Presented for the Zoo’s Future
Contractors Hired to Put Sold, Financial Plan Together
Two consultants were hired to put together a solid plan to get the Lake Superior Zoo on solid financial footing.
New Facebook Page Helps You Find a Childcare Provider
Connecting Parents and Childcare Providers
If you’re a parent and have been searching for a quality full-time childcare provider for your child, you may be all too familiar with how hard it can be.
Facing Debts, Spirit Mountain Plans to Cut Costs
Cut Budget by More than $600,000
After years of struggling financially, Spirit Mountain is proposing to cut costs by nearly $600,000.
Northland Kids Kick it Forward
Hundreds of players filled the Duluth Heritage Sports Center to work on their soccer skills.
Northland Girls Become Princesses
The 7th annual Fairy Princess Ball is a fun and magical event for girls of all ages that weave in lessons of philanthropy and giving back.
Duluth Bike Swap Raises Thousands
More than 600 bikes were sold at the 9th annual Bike Swap.
Dayton to Call Emergency Meeting on Bird Flu
Gov. Mark Dayton will convene his Executive Council on Monday as Minnesota responds to a bird flu outbreak that has killed millions of birds in the state’s poultry industry.
Wine Beginnings Hosts Brew Day
Brats and beer were the focus of a fun afternoon event in Superior.
Quilts on Display Honor Local Veterans
Quilts Tell Hero's Stories
Local quilters are honoring veterans this weekend at the “Home of the Brave” quilt show on Barker’s Island in Superior.
Duluth, Superior Fight Emerald Ash Borer Differently
Duluth Awaiting the Arrival of the Insect
Crews in Superior are halfway done with cutting down the remaining ash trees. But, the City of Duluth is looking at fighting the insect in a different way.
Educators Attend Early Childhood Summit
Local educators came together Thursday to help create a better learning experience for students.
Memorial Unveiled To Honor St. Luke’s Donors
The Wall of Heroes memorial was unveiled Thursday at St. Luke’s to pay tribute to nearly 700 organ, tissue and eye donors.
Arsonist Sets Fire to Historic Lincoln Park Tree
The Duluth Fire Department tells FOX 21 they received a call earlier this week at about 7:30 p.m. that one of the oldest and tallest trees in the historic park was on fire.
