Fraser Shipyards Celebrates 125 Years
Superior Shipyard Reaches Milestone
A local shipyard reached a milestone of staying in business for over a century.
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New $7-Million Gondola Being Constructed at Lutsen Mountains
Largest Ski Resort in the Midwest
Some major enhancements are happening at Lutsen Mountains.
Environmental Study Required for Sandpiper Certificate
Court Rules that Environmental Study is Required for Sandpiper Pipeline
The Minnesota Court of Appeals says an environmental impact statement should have been completed on the proposed Sandpiper pipeline before regulators granted the project a certificate of need.
Craft Show Fundraises for Carnegie Library
Tansy Faire kicked off a craft show inside the Carnegie Library featuring more than 40 local businesses and crafters.
Local Festival Highlights Sustainability
The 22nd annual Harvest Festival featured about 60 farmers markets with locally grown produce and treats at Bayfront Park.
Hundreds Bid Farewell to School
The doors of the Morgan Park School were opened to the public one last time.
UW System cuts dozens of positions in cost-saving measure
The University of Wisconsin System has eliminated dozens of administrative and academic affairs positions in a cost-saving measure to help cope with state budget cuts.
Record Number of Participants at ‘Shoot for Fun’
More than 450 shooters are taking part in Shoot for Fun at Old Vermillion Trail Hunting Preserve.
Putting Finishing Touches on Haunted Ship
Workers at the William A. Irvin are putting the finishing touches on the Haunted Ship and this year more than ever its not for the faint of heart.
Habitat for Humanity and Essentia Health Help Fix Home for Resident in Proctor
2 Local groups help rebuild home
The project was sponsored by Essentia health, whose employees also worked alongside Habitat for Humanity to make safer living conditions a reality for Peggy.
ALDI Superior Sets Opening Date
Superior’s newest grocery store has an official opening date.
Chisholm Reveals Newly Renovated Delta Air Lines Call Center
Renovated Call Center Means More Jobs on the Iron Range
“It’s an exciting time for us,” said Delta Air Lines associate customer engagement director Tony Zupancich.
Minnesota Power to Build First Community Solar Garden in Duluth
Community Sold Garden to be Built in Duluth
Minnesota Power will offer a new energy option for customers by launching a community solar garden program that is expected to be generating power from the sun in late 2016.
Duluth Pack Makes Backpacks for Duluth Students
Myers-Wilkins 2nd Graders Head Back to School in Style
As we kick off this new school year, students at Myers–Wilkins Elementary will be doing so in fashion.
Redevelopment Plans for RV Park at Spirit Lake Marina
A Step Towards Enhancing Duluth's St. Louis River Corridor
Wednesday, plans to revamp the Spirit Lake Marina are taking new life.
Apple Crop off to a Bumper Season
Early Apple Varieties Ripe for the Picking in Bayfield
Despite a lack of rain this summer Bayfield Apple Company said the season is off to a great start.
Tourism Boost this Summer in Ashland and Bayfield
Bayfield Area Sees an Increase in Summer Tourism
If you visited Bayfield this summer and thought it was more crowded than usual, your instincts were right.
Ely Sees 10 Percent Increase in Tourism This Season
The City of Ely is seeing a booming tourism season.
Knowing Your Neighbors: The Platter
An Ashland Restaurant Rich With Area History
Fox 21’s Stef Manisero takes us to the south shore, where one of Ashland’s oldest restaurants is leaving diners not only well–fed, but well–connected to the city.
Superior Federation of Labor Hosts Labor Day Breakfast
Supporting, Uniting Union Employees & Families
Monday morning, the Superior Federation of Labor invited union families and union supporters to start their day the Superior way.
Hunter Who Killed Cecil Will Head Back to Work
Minnesota Dentist Who Killed Lion Headed Back to Work
The Minnesota dentist whose killing of Cecil the lion fueled a global backlash is disputing some accounts of the hunt as he gets ready to return to work.
Walls Going Up at Hermantown Holiday Inn Express
New 80-Room Hotel to be Ready for Summer 2016
First floor walls are going up on the new Holiday Inn Express in Hermantown.
Rocky Mountain Chocolate Sending ‘Fudge For Troops’
Supporting Duluth-Area Troops Stationed Overseas
The Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory in Canal Park is showing its support for our troops overseas.
New Owners Bring Old Favorite to Two Harbors Restaurant
New Louise's Owners Bring Fresh Pasties to Menu
Dan and Marsha Snowdon bought Louise’s Cafe in Two Harbors about two months ago, and have maintained the local favorite’s menu.
Two Harbors Kwik Trip
Convenience Store to Open in Fall 2016
The vacant Sonju building in Two Harbors will be making way for a new business with a familiar name.
Neighbor to Neighbor Finding New Home
Church Run Thrift Store Hopes to Add Youth Center
The Two Harbors thrift store moved to the main level of the former Grace Baptist Church building on 7th St. in Two Harbors.
New Hotel Proposed for Park Point
The Island Inn and Suites is proposing to build a hotel on 1000 Minnesota Avenue.
Proposed Housing Project in Vacant Duluth Building
“It will be a good thing for the community,” Duluth director of planning Keith Hamre said.
185Chocolat to Open Shop in Holiday Center
A gourmet chocolate shop is making its way to downtown Duluth.
Judge Lets Brady Play, Ruling Against NFL in ‘Deflategate’
Brady Can Suit up for Season Opener
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady can suit up for his team’s season opener after a judge erased his four-game suspension for “Deflategate.”
Kounty Quarthouse For Sale
Owner of Popular Wisconsin Restaurant Looks For Next Culinary Adventure
The owner of the Kounty Quarthouse tells FOX 21 she’s making sure to leave her business in good hands.
Study: WITC 16th Best Community College in Nation
Number One Community College in Wisconsin
A study done by Wallet Hub placed WITC as the number one community college in Wisconsin and the 16th best in the nation!
Sky Harbor Airport Receives $111,285 Grant
Electronic Entrance Gate Will Improve Maintenance, Safety at Airport
Wednesday, leaders with the Sky Harbor Airport in Duluth received a grant for a maintenance project that has been on their to–do list for the past five years.
Low Gas Prices at the Pump in Aurora
Gas Prices Lower on Iron Range
Iron Range drivers are also enjoying the low gas prices.
City Leaders and Duluthians Discuss Impact of Vacation Rentals
Duluth Leaders Discuss Impact of Vacation Rentals
Vacation rentals have been a hot topic in Duluth in recent months.
Great Outdoors: Fly Fishing
Northwoods Adventures Fly Fishing
In this week’s Great Outdoors we showcase a sport that is known for its finesse. If you’re looking for another way to enjoy nature head to Northwoods Adventures Fly Fishing in Duluth for a lesson.
Watch for School Buses, We all Need to Play it Safe
Bus Safety Goes Beyond the Students and Drivers
Going back to school doesn’t just affect teachers and students. For motorists it’s just as important to remember to play it safe around buses, to lessen the chance of a dangerous accident.
Norshor Theater Presentation, Fees and Renovation Ideas
Duluthian's Property Taxes Would Remain Unaffected
The Committee Of the Whole reviewed a major proposal to renovate the NorShor Theater on Monday.
Saving Lives Never Looked so Good
Red Cross Campaign Kicks off September 1st
The newest American Red Cross Campaign kicks off Tuesday.
Senator Stops in Northland to Promote Book
"The Senator Next Door"
Senator Amy Klobuchar stopped in Duluth Monday night at Barnes and Noble.
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.
7th Annual Bubble Festival
Duluth Children's Museum
The 7th annual Bubble Festival drew quite the crowds Sunday.
General Mills sets ambitious goal for greenhouse gas cuts
28-Percent cuts over the next decade
General Mills says it’s eager to do its part to fight climate change, so it’s setting a goal of cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 28 percent over the next decade from farm to fork to landfill.
Sacred Heart Music Center Moving Forward
After Truck Plows Through Building, Staff Says Events Will Remain As Planned
Cleaning up and moving forward are what’s on the minds of those at the Sacred Heart Music Center after a pick–up truck plowed through a corner of their building Thursday afternoon, destroying the drum practice room.
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.
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.
DNR Unveils Changes Aimed at Mending Mille Lacs Relations
Minnesota’s wildlife officials are making sweeping changes at Mille Lacs Lake to restore trust with locals after shutting down the lake’s walleye fishing season.
