New Duluth Salon Caters to African-American Community
A new salon in Duluth is catering to the city’s growing African-American community.
A new salon in Duluth is catering to the city’s growing African-American community.
Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank is looking for volunteers for its nutrition assistance program for seniors.
Your holiday cooking just became a whole lot easier.
About 1,300 of Duluth’s business leaders spent their Wednesday night networking over dinner and drinks.
It’s a fairly cheap sport that has grown in popularity within the last decade: disc golf.
A new toy store, Legacy Toys, will open its doors in Duluth on Halloween.
A manufacturing plant in Duluth that’s been vacant for three years now has a potential buyer.
The 17th annual Shoot for Fun, which helps to raise funds for Courage Kenny of the Northland knocked it out of the ballpark this September.
It’s a first of its kind operation coming to the Iron Range and it’s bringing more than 100 new jobs.
Duluth is about to get its very own TV show!
Those preparing for fall hunting should be aware of a recall with some tree stands.
Some liquor store and bar owners in Superior say they’re devastated after a city council ruling.
You can enjoy a warm cup of coffee and support local families at the same time.
Four women who have made significant contributions to the Northland were honored Tuesday at the YWCA Women of Distinction Luncheon.
The city of Duluth is considering allowing vendors on the Lakewalk but they want to get the public’s input first.
It has been an issue the city of Duluth has dealt with for quite some time, how to keep businesses in downtown Duluth and storefronts filled.
Lake State Credit Union has announced that it will close its location in downtown Duluth, which will leave yet another storefront vacant.
Google software engineers were at UMD Monday to talk to students who may be exploring careers in the tech industry.
Eleven restaurants are participating in the promotion that is happening for the second time this year.
The chief executive of Cliffs Natural Resources says he’ll close one of his operations on Minnesota’s Iron Range if an Essar Steel taconite plant under construction in Nashwauk goes into production.
Bar-goers are encouraged to dress in costume and utilize a shuttle service and cab voucher program to ensure safety.
Some Wisconsin lawmakers are proposing legislation that could affect businesses in Superior.
Eleven restaurants will offer deals as part of Superior’s Chamber Restaurant Week next week.
A Grand Rapids 9-year-old is proof that no matter what, you should always follow your dreams.
Jefferson Lines is expanding bus service for riders from Duluth to the Twin Cities.
Calling all witches, zombies and ghouls! The “Superior Spooktacular” is this Saturday on Tower Avenue.
Longtime newspaper publisher and Minnesota Iron Range political force Veda Ponikvar has died at age 96.
The Northland’s second Dunkin Donuts has opened its doors on Tower Avenue in Superior.
It’s a perfect sport if you’re looking to challenge yourself, spend some time in nature and gain strength and flexibility.
The brisk temperatures might have you thinking of turning the heat on in your home.
The event will be featuring specials and samples from mall restaurants, and they will also be raising money for the Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Banks.
There’s a high-stakes, big-bucks rematch brewing for Minnesota’s 8th Congressional District seat.
In this week’s Knowing Your Neighbors, we headed up to Ely where a town favorite and a mascot named Milton are keeping guests happy.
The grocery store chain held a hiring event, where they had applications and information for those who wanted to apply.
The council has held the two pop up campaigns successfully, and is currently looking to rent out seven spaces to entrepreneurs during the holiday season.
More than 300 protesters participated in an anti-abortion rally designed to encourage Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton to investigate Planned Parenthood.
FOX 21’s Dan Hanger takes you inside the new Pier B Resort that’s transforming Duluth’s waterfront with an opening date of June 2016.
Nearly 6,000 people packed in the Lake Superior Zoo Saturday for the annual Boo at the Zoo.
Throughout October the restaurant will be taking donations from customers and donating $1.00 for every jar of wing sauce purchased.
More than 400 students took part in the Head of the Lakes Job and Internship Fair Thursday.
Whether you’re a travel enthusiast or just looking for something a bit different than staying at your run of the mill hotel, the Northern Rail Traincar Inn might be a perfect fit.
Farmers and pet owners – listen up. There’s a new, local business now open just for you. It’s called Duluth Feed, Seed & Supply.
Cliffs Natural Resources Inc. announced Tuesday that, effective October 5, 2015, it has terminated its Pellet Sale and Purchase Agreement with Essar Algoma.
The Department of Natural Resources has named 17 people to its new Mille Lacs Fisheries Advisory Committee and a new point person for the agency’s efforts to revive the popular lake’s struggling walleye population.
Businesses throughout the Northland are right now in transition to accept chip-embedded credit and debit cards.
McDonald’s is now officially serving breakfast all day and every day at all Northland locations.
If you’re looking for more than just a panoramic view when you go to check out the fall colors, head to Ironwood, Michigan.
The brisk fall evenings may have you thinking pumpkins, bonfires and Halloween, but for some athletes the season offers perfect conditions to train for a winter sport.
It was a so-called China town hall Monday at UMD’s Labovitz School of Business and economics.
Even though it might not feel like it, it’s already October which means Halloween is just around corner.