Construction Begins on 13th Kwik Trip in Twin Ports
Old Klearflax Warehouse Comes Down, Convenience Store Going In
Crews have started tearing down the old Klearflax warehouse on Grand Aveune in West Duluth.
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4th Annual Grown By Our Own
Local Home-Growers, Consumers Discuss Healthy Eating
Everybody knows eating locally benefits not only your health, but also the local economy. But Wednesday night, local home–growers in Two Harbors made a push for others to jump on the bandwagon.
Cell Company Approaches Duluth About Putting Up Tower
A cell phone company is in talks with the City of Duluth about installing an antenna at either Wade Stadium or the Wheeler Athletic Complex.
$13M Weigh Station Under Construction in Douglas Co.
When built in 1969, the Safety Weight Enforcement Facility on HWY 2 and 53 was considered state of the art.
Glensheen Unveils New Room
Duluth Glensheen mansion is unveiling another room you’ve never seen before.
Superior Meats Takes Home “Best Sausage” Title
First Ever "Best Show" Title Since 2002
Looking for the best sausage in Wisconsin? Look no farther than a Superior based shop.
Alakef Coffee to Open First Coffee Kiosk in Duluth
Alakef Makes Leap into Retail
To celebrate 25 years of business in Duluth, Alakef Coffee Roasters will open it’s first kiosk in Super One at the Kenwood Shopping Plaza.
Stricter Rules for Taxicab Drivers in Duluth
No Smoking, Post Fairs, Custom Design
Sketchy cab rides will be no more. The Duluth City Council has voted to standardize and tighten regulations on every taxi company in town.
American Idol Will Come to an End in 2016
American Idol Announces Final Season
Fox is lowering the curtain on “American Idol,” ending a series that dominated television throughout the 2000s and made stars of the likes of Simon Cowell, Kelly Clarkson and Carrie Underwood.
Dunkin’ Donuts Hosting 2nd Job Fair Tuesday
If you missed Dunkin’ Donuts job fair in Duluth last week you’re in luck because the franchise is having another one.
Locals Spend the Day Honoring their Moms
According to retail reports this year Mother’s Day spending is expected to reach $21.2 billion dollars which is the highest projection in more than a decade.
Duluth Farmers Market Open for the Season
Located at 1324 East Third StreetDuluth Farmer’s Market offers a variety of things.
The 68th Annual Governor’s Fishing Opener
Thousands Get Ready to Cast Their Lines at Lake Vermilion
The Governor’s Fishing Opener is the official kick–off to the summer season.
Northern Waters Smokehaus Opening Second Location
Northern Waters Smokehaus is opening a second location this September.
Shoppers Come Out For ‘Duluth Junk Hunt’
The 7th semiannual Duluth Junk Hunt kicked off in the Heritage Sports Center Friday in West Duluth.
Fewer Layoffs than Expected Coming to Minntac Plant
Number of Layoffs Changing from 700 to 400
U.S. Steel is laying off fewer workers than originally expected as it plans to cut production June 1 at its Minntac plant at Minnesota’s largest iron mine.
Mother’s Day Business Picking Up
Business Offers Sweet Gifts for Mom in Duluth
Flowers and chocolate will be in high demand this weekend for Mother’s Day.
Northlanders Prep for Saturday’s Fishing Opener
Anglers Gear Up for MN Fishing Opener
The Minnesota fishing opener has not officially started but warmer temperatures have anglers getting their boats and gear ready a lot earlier than last year.
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.
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.
Signage Installed At New Beijing Restaurant
Popular Chinese Restaurant To Open This Summer
Chinese food lovers were getting closer Tuesday to one of their favorite Duluth restaurants.
Innovative Ideas: Zip-It and Pajama Warmer
The Zip-It has become somewhat of a YouTube phenomenon.
United Way Celebration and Awards Luncheon
Recognize Those Engaged With United Way
The United Way in Duluth hosted a luncheon to celebrate organizations who’ve partnered with them in the last year.
2nd Annual Veterans Expo Helps Locals
Agencies Help Maximize Vets' Benefits
More than 30 vendors came out to help veterans and their families Tuesday afternoon.
New Law Allows Growler Sales on Sunday in MN
Ordinance to Expand Brewery Operations
With local approval taprooms and brewpubs may soon be able to sell beer in the 64 oz. containers commonly known as growlers.
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.
Canal Park Flea Market Goes Star Wars
“May the 4th be with you” spread into the Canal Park Flea Market Monday.
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.
Proctor Digests Suggestions From MN Design Team
Ideas To Be Incorporated Into 5-Year Comprehensive Plan
Proctor thinks about ways to move forward
Part 2: Special Series “Treasure Hunting” Wheeling and Dealing
Hunting Tips for Sports Memorabilia, Vinyl Records
A dedicated collector has many factors to look into when considering what to shop for. Fox 21’s Avery Neuville tell us key points to remember when you’re starting to build a collection.
8th case of bird flu detected in Wisconsin
Commercial flock affected in Barron County
An eighth case of bird flu virus has been detected in Wisconsin.
Finding the Agate: Tips for Agate Picking on the North Shore
Tag Along to Look for Minnesota State Gem
Minnesota is the perfect place to look for the Minnesota State Gem: the Lake Superior Agate.
Local Church Struts Down the Runway
St. Mark AME Church in Duluth hosted its second annual Spirit of Summer Fashion Show and Salad Luncheon.
Staycations Part 3: The South Shore
Morgan Falls, 2nd Street Bistro, Kravin Frozen Yogurt
We take you to some hot spots around Ashland, including what locals call the city’s best kept secret.
Proctor Seeks Advice From Minnesota Design Team
Community Addresses Changes They Would Like to See
Proctor is looking for advice from the Minnesota Design Team for the city’s future.
Duluth Pack Launches 25 Causes, 25 Colors Campaign
Teaming Up With Customers to Find A Cure
Twenty-five health and situational causes that have personally touched Duluth Pack employees have been matched with 25 of their products colors.
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.
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.
Gov. Dayton Signs Liquor Regulation Changes into Law
Includes Legal Sunday Growler Sales
Minnesotans will soon be able to take home bottles of beer from their favorite craft breweries on Sundays.
Twin Ports Dermatology Now Seeing Patients
More Innovative, Effective Products Available
If you’re experiencing troubles finding a dermatology clinic, you’re in luck! Friday, Twin Ports Dermatology made their debut.
Hayward Gears Up for Saturday’s Fishing Opener
Warm Weather Brings in More Anglers
The temperatures are perfect for fishing season and the City of Hayward is helping people gear up to make sure they have a successful day on the water for the 50th Wisconsin Fishing Opener.
Food Trucks Roll Out For Homegrown
Homegrown Music Festival is attracting food trucks to roll out for thousands of fans in Duluth, and business is booming for Chow Haul.
Conference Teaches Social Media Strategies
Businesses from across Minnesota zoned in on Duluth to learn how to expand their social media presence.
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.
Subways in the Northland Help Fight Hunger
Donate Money, Receive 6" Sub
If you wanted to grab a bite to eat and help families in need at the same time, Subway was the place to be Thursday afternoon!
Clean Creeks: Efforts to Clean Miller Creek in Duluth
Duluth Grill, Brewhouse to Host Volunteer Clean Up Day
Despite having beautiful weather, Miller Creek is filled with trash and is becoming an unhealthy environment for fish and wildlife.
1st Batch of Avian Flu Emergency Aid Clears House
House Approves $893,000 for Response Efforts
The first batch of emergency money to help Minnesota agencies combat the spread of the avian flu affecting poultry farms is one step from Gov. Mark Dayton’s desk.
