The Superior City Council voted not to renew Roger “The Iceman” Hanson’s contract for a third year.
Detectives assigned to the Economic Crimes Unit have arrested a woman for adoption fraud in Tampa, Florida that involves a Duluth couple.
Minnesota has now reached 200 road fatalities in 2016.
Verizon is buying Yahoo for $4.83 billion, marking the end of an era for a company that once dominated the internet.
Burgers are one of Americas more iconic foods. Earlier tonight we learned about raising the cattle to get that good quality beef and stopped by one of The Northlands favorite restaurants for some burger samples. Now we continue our search for the best burger around starting off literally in the middle of nowhere.
Summer is right around the corner. For many that means prime burger season is nearby. Tonight we have a special report where FOX 21s Gino Recchia Travels across the Northland searching for the best burger around.
Community members gather to honor those who gave their life in the line of duty.
While many homeowners are waiting in desperation for the power to come back on, some businesses are also still without electricity.
A sigh of relief tonight for many residents at the Downtown Mobile Home Park in Superior.
Some local businesses are seeing a rise in customers due to power outages across the city.
A local author has finished her first book.
The U.S. Department of Transportation announced today that the immediate availability of $4.15 million in Emergency Relief funds from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) to help repair roads and bridges damaged by heavy rains and subsequent flash flooding in northern Wisconsin.
If you’re planning to head down to the Great Minnesota Get-Together this coming August, you can expect some new sights and experiences.
A friendly train is chugging into the Northland.
Landlords and tenants in Duluth had the chance to learn the rules and explore services available to them on Tuesday at the Coppertop Church.
Representatives from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development taught the session.
Phase one for the new Gary New Duluth Recreation Center is starting up, and officials involved with the project are looking to fundraise for future expenses.
In February 2015, a Lincoln Park Middle School student, Tristian Seehus, took his own life after peers relentlessly bullied him.
A bold plan from Cliffs to take over bankrupt Essar Steel project to create hundreds of new mining jobs on the Iron Range.
The City of Duluth is taking advantage of the short construction season to work on some necessary projects that are critical to improving streets and utilities. Residents are likely to experience some inconveniences, but the end product will ensure safe, usable transit systems for all residents and visitors alike.
The City of Duluth Parks and Recreation is currently in the planning stages of a Gate, Wayfinding, and Trailhead/Orientation Plan.
Families and their four-legged friends gathered for the pet parade at Hermantown’s Summerfest. Pets of all kinds including dogs, cats, goats, and even rabbits wore different costumes and strutted their stuff.
Camps across the Northland are now in full swing, keeping kids active and adventurous throughout the summer months.
Heavy rains caused flooding across the Northland, brought back memories of the flood of 2012.
The Duluth City Council met this evening to discuss the future of the Pastoret Terrance property, better know as the old Kozy building.
With only a week before Minnesota’s Legislature must adjourn, state leaders in St. Paul still haven’t reached a deal on a transportation funding plan.
The Minnesota Fishing Opener is nearly here and whether you’re a seasoned fisherman, or new to the sport, it never hurts to get a few tips.
For this week’s cooking connection we got back in the kitchen with Duluth’s Best Bread.
A Minnesota author, speaker and columnist visited FOX 21 Sunrise this morning to talk about her new book and a conference being held in Duluth.
Big Sandy Lake in McGregor has been chosen as this years Governor’s Fishing Opener, and the town is expecting some big crowds.
For this week’s Cooking Connection Duluth’s Best Bread shows the FOX 21 Sunrise crew how to make this Mother’s Day the best yet.
The Duluth Lions Club is getting ready for the 59th Annual Pancake Day.
May is personal history awareness month. This morning, a personal historian visited FOX 21 Sunrise to talk about its importance.
Over in Deer River citizens gathered to celebrate phase one of the King Elementary School expansion being complete and break ground on phase two.
Healthy Kids Day will be back at the Duluth YMCA this weekend.
For this week’s Cooking Connection we made pickled jalapenos out of the Duluth Grill Cookbook.
Minnesota lawmakers announced a $68,000 grant for Split Rock Lighthouse preservation efforts.
Duluth Grill has come out with a new cookbook.
The reflection and connection to the late Doris Roberts is strong right here in the Twin Ports.
Superior is described as a dog friendly community but one thing that it’s missing is a dog park.
Thousands of Jehovah’s Witnesses from around the region gathered at the DECC today.
Spring time is arriving so it’s the perfect time to think about Spring beverages!
For this week’s Cooking Connection, we made Hawaiian poke salad with wild Alaskan sockeye salmon.
A Hermantown teacher is being recognized as one of the best in the state.
Minnesota prepares fans for baseball season with a festive breakfast.
The Miller-Dwan Foundation received a $5,000 grant to renovate the adult inpatient mental health unit in the Miller-Dwan Building.
The “Greater Than Minnesota” plan is looking to bring child care to rural Minnesota areas.
Minnesota Senator Al Franken announced Tuesday that the Bug-O-Nay-Ge-Shig School on the Leech Lake Reservation will receive $12 million for repairs and improvements.
Officials from Mille Lacs Lake want it heard loud and clear: they have more than just walleye fishing.
Students at Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College will benefit from a new student emergency fund.
