Tourists and Locals Enjoy Three Day Weekend
“I did the fireworks, I partied a little bit haha,” said Andrico Rolle from Miami, Florida.
“I did the fireworks, I partied a little bit haha,” said Andrico Rolle from Miami, Florida.
Midi Restaurant held their Great American Picnic in the Fitger’s courtyard.
A local Hermantown business called 911 to report they had received a phone call from someone stating they were contracted by the city to collect on an overdue water bill in the sum of around $1,100.
Last minute shoppers aren’t just for Christmas and Valentine’s Day.
Duluth Pack is bustling with people going camping for the Fourth of July.
Calling all cookie lovers! ‘Cookie Temptations’ is expanding their store into the Fitrger’s complex next to Trailfitters.
As the clock struck midnight Minnesota’s first cannabis clinic in Minneapolis served its first patients.
Bankruptcy was a very real possibility for Duluth 10 years ago, but now the city says it is nowhere near that.
Duluth’s historic St. Louis County Jail, which once looked to partner with the Kozy project for a better chance at tax credits, remains vacant. But the developer behind the building is still committed to filling the space.
It’s been nearly five years since the troubled Kozy building went up in flames in Duluth. And today it remains arguably the biggest eyesore in downtown Duluth. But a businessman behind the restoration project is hoping to finally get the tax credits needed to begin construction.
Officials at Lutsen Mountains have broken ground on a major project.
ISD 709 officials announced Tuesday that they have received notification from Harbor Bay Real Estate Advisors that terminates the purchase agreement for the Central High School property.
The Department of Natural Resources has decided to use an Environmental Impact Statement process for the proposed Badgerwood swine operation in the town of Eileen, Bayfield County.
Grab your bike, throw on some gear and get ready to ride- Spirit Mountain is announcing extended hours at the Bike Park.
Sammy’s Pizza is pleased to announce the launch of its first frozen pizza kitchen in Duluth’s Piedmont Heights neighborhood.
Superior Mayor Bruce Hagen told FOX 21’s Dan Hanger Monday there’s a very real possibility Kestrel Aircraft won’t be expanding into Superior and creating 600 jobs.
Breweries in Duluth have been able to sell 64-ounce growlers to customers on Sundays for a few weeks now, but one brewery hasn’t joined in on the action just yet.
Heavy snow sent an historic awning crashing down in Duluth and now it’s been replaced.
Environmental advocates are calling on Gov. Mark Dayton to require stronger environmental protections for a proposed copper-nickel mine in northeastern Minnesota.
A piece of Hollywood made its way to the Duluth Miller Hill Mall.
People cleaned out their closets, basements and garages to make a community-wide rummage sale in Superior a success on Saturday.
White Winter Winery tells FOX 21 they only have about 80 days to make a difference in their bottom line and so far so good.
The College of Saint Scholastica has purchased half of the reaming land in the Bluestone Development.
A one-of-a-kind downtown Duluth boutique is officially now open in the Miller Hill Mall.
The iconic Dave Matthews Band will soon be walking around with a little slice of Duluth on their backs.
For the first time since the Lake Superior Zoo’s future has been up for debate, a community–run meeting gave the public a chance to weigh in.
Natural Harvest Food Cooperative management tells FOX 21 they now own the land and store building but have outgrown the space.
An historic building is finally getting repairs to a damaged area of it.
The Science Museum of Minnesota faces serious water problems that could cost state taxpayers plenty.
It’s been 20 years since the Superior neighborhood has celebrated Billings Park Days, but that drought ends now.
Visit Duluth – the city’s convention and visitor’s bureau – is once again expanding its marketing plan like never before.
All week long the Spirit Room in Superior is celebrating one year of being in business.
We are well into the construction season, and right now home renovations have construction companies with their hands full.
CNBC, First in Business Worldwide, today unveiled the results of its ninth annual list of America’s Top States for Business with Minnesota taking top honors.
The Duluth Area Women Who Love Wild Things 2016 calendar is out now!
Located on Central Entrance the line was out the door and cars were wrapped around the building for the soft opening of the franchise.
There are few things Minnesotans are more proud of than their craft brews, and Wednesday, the love for local beer is being felt across the entire state. But a simple advertisement has the Duluth community riled up.
Superior firefighters on Tuesday were recalling this day 24 years ago when Dan’s Feed Bin went up in flames.
After 17 years serving as a staple of downtown Duluth, Jitters Coffee and Tea House now has new owners and a new name.
Duluth’s vision for Superior Street is set to drastically change.
We’re taking a detour from talking about food in this week’s Knowing Your Neighbors; instead we take you to a one stop shop in Hibbing.
After a weekend full of tourists and marathoners, Canal Park Brewery saw a high number of eager customers coming through their doors.
U.S.-flag Great Lakes freighters (lakers) moved 10.8 million tons of dry-bulk cargo in May, their highest total for that month since 2008.
General Mills is dropping artificial colors and flavors from its cereals, the latest company to respond to a growing desire for food made with ingredients people see as natural.
Small dairy farms are struggling in Wisconsin, but supporters are hoping for a comeback.
This weekend the Duluth Police Department has all hands on deck to make sure everyone is safe at one of Duluth’s biggest events.
Grandma’s marathon also means a lot of economic impact for local businesses.
It’s strawberry season in Minnesota.
There’s only one way for spectators to catch both the start and the finish of Grandma’s Marathon, and that’s to get on board the North Shore Scenic Railroad.
Gifts, clothing, electronics and gadgets are topping the list of things dads want this Father’s Day.