Mural Fest and Car Show Celebration in Ashland
Ashland is Wisconsin's Mural Capital
History comes alive this weekend in Ashland at the Mural Fest and Car Show Celebration.
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Boat-Building Project Complete at Maritime Museum
Historic Project Complete in Bayfield
A project two summers in the making is finally complete at the Bayfield Maritime Museum.
Former Politician Endorses Duluth City Council Candidate
Former Lt. Governor Yvonne Prettner Solon says after reviewing candidates for the 5th district seat, she has decided to endorse Janet Kennedy.
Improperly Disposing Trash Could be Deadly for Wildlife
Protect Wildlife by Watching What You Put in Trash
Recycling bins and garbage cans that are not secure can lure in animals who smell leftover food in containers, possibly leading to a dangerous situation.
Range Regional Airport Gets Nearly $2.5 Million for Improvements
Iron Range Airport Gets Millions in Funding
The U.S. Department of Transportation announced Wednesday that they have awarded $2,437,539 for infrastructure improvements at the Range Regional Airport in Hibbing.
UW-Superior Hosts Run for Veterans
Running for our Heroes 5K
UW-Superior will once again host the Running for our Heroes 5K.
Duluth Students Take In First Full Day Of School
After a nice and warm summer off, Duluth students made their way back to school Tuesday for the first full day of classes.
Photographers Work To Reopen ‘Depot Darkroom’
Facility Has Been Idle Since The 1980s
Two Northland photographers are planning a resurrection of a one-of-a-kind darkroom that’s hidden inside the Duluth Depot and hasn’t been touched since the 1980s.
Ely Sees 10 Percent Increase in Tourism This Season
The City of Ely is seeing a booming tourism season.
Scanlon-Cloquet Merger Study
Idea Has Been Tossed Around for Decades
Scanlon and Cloquet already share police and fire services, but operate under separate municipal governments.
Destination Duluth Hits Social Media Landmark
Duluth Non-Profit Gets 75,000 Likes on Facebook
The organization was the main social media voice for the #VoteDuluth campaign for Outside Magazine’s 2014 “Best Town” tournament, which Duluth won.
St. Scholastica Enters Outdoor Competition
CSS is One of 56 Schools in the Tournament
Activities include anything from canoeing, rock climbing, and slacklining, to relaxing in a hammock outside. And it’s not just for students.
Engwall’s Corn Maze Returns
Autumn Attraction to Run Through Halloween
Organizers say the weather in the Twin Ports this summer has allowed the corn to grow up to 12 feet tall in parts of the field.
St. Louis Co. Board on Track to Allowing ATVs on Roads
St. Louis County commissioners have passed a resolution that is affecting local ATV riders.
Northland Health Survey
Voluntary Survey Mailed to Residents
Healthcare officials encourage randomly selected households to participate in a health survey.
Thousands Without Power in Superior
Power Outage Affects Thousands in Superior
Crews in Superior are working to restore an outage that’s affecting many people.
Bail Set at $2M for Itasca County Murder Suspect
Court documents say Emery Jenkins, 38, bit the baby because he was crying in October 2014.
UPDATE: State Patrol Identifies Victims of Itasca County Crash
The Minnesota State Patrol responded to Highway 46 at County Road 143 at 6:41 a.m. Tuesday.
3 Killed in Motorcycle Crashes over Weekend in Minnesota
Authorities say three people have died in motorcycle crashes in Minnesota over Labor Day weekend.
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.
Cloquet Hosts 93rd Annual Labor Day Celebration
Dozens of community members lined the streets for the holiday parade.
Labor Day Grilling
Beautiful Weekend has Northlanders Cooking Outside
Superior Meats employees said business was steady all weekend.
Former Landlord Finds Man’s Missing 1982 Bible
Bible Was Given To Family At Father's Funeral
A Superior man is a little closer to his late father. The Bible presented at his father’s funeral has been found. As FOX 21’s Dan Hanger reports, it’s all thanks to a former landlord and Facebook.
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.
Vets Golf Free
Proctor Golf Club Provides 18 and a meal
The Proctor Golf Club offered active military and veterans a free round of golf for Labor Day.
24th Annual United Way Chili Cook Off
Event to Benefit Head of the Lakes United Way
Doors open at 5 p.m. Thursday and the event ends at 7 p.m.
AFL-CIO Celebrates Labor Day With Picnic
Senator Klobuchar and Congressman Nolan were on hand Monday
Bayfront Festival Park was home to an oversized backyard barbecue, Monday.
Bird Count Underway at Hawk Ridge in Duluth
Bird Count on Record Pace in Duluth
An annual event is underway in Duluth that’s on record pace.
Highway Resurfacing Project Starting in Hermantown
Highway Project will Mean Smoother Roads for Motorists
Motorists traveling on Highway 53 in Hermantown will encounter lane restrictions between Walmart and Cirrus Drive beginning Tuesday, Sept. 8 as a resurfacing and accessibility improvement project gets underway.
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.
7th Annual Emergency Pig Out
A barbecue, live music and supporting a local cause was the theme Sunday at White Winter Winery in Iron River, Wisconsin. Community members raised funds for the Iron River Emergency Services.
Armory Kicks Off 100th Birthday Celebration
The Armory Arts and Music Center kicked off a series of events celebrating its 100 birthday.
Pride Parade Fills Main Drag in Superior
“Everybody’s human, we’re all the same family,” said Amy Hill.
State Patrol says driver in fatal crash was extremely drunk
Authorities say a North Shore native was extremely drunk when he drove the wrong way and crashed into another car, killing himself and the other driver on the highway between Duluth and Two Harbors.
Lake Vermilion gives up long lost class ring after 38-years
After 38 years, a Minnesota lake has given up an Iron Range man’s long-lost class ring.
Congressmen want to know why St. Cloud VA report was shelved
Minnesota congressmen are demanding to know why a 2013 investigation that found serious problems with the work environment at the St. Cloud Veterans Affairs Medical Center was quietly shelved.
Red Herring Hosts ‘Super Big Block Party’
First-Ever Event Celebrates Minnesota Musicians & Culture
Saturday, crowds packed a section of East First Street to celebrate Minnesota music and culture.
Festival Called ‘Crown Jewel’ of Pride Weekend
Thousands Support the LGBT Community in Bayfront Park
The pride celebrations roll on here in the Twin Ports, and Saturday’s festival is known as the ‘Crown Jewel’ of the entire weekend.
After 48 Hours, Missing Horse is Found
Community Search Effort Reunites A Woman And Her Horse
“She looks great,” said Willow’s owner Etta Souder. “She’s not hurt, she looks great.”
Ashland Celebrates Preservation of Iconic Lighthouse
Honoring Addition of Ashland Harbor Breakwater Light to National Park System
Saturday afternoon, a welcoming party was held on the Ashland ore dock to honor the bipartisan work of Senator Tammy Baldwan and Congressman Sean Duffy.
19-Year-Old Arrested on Multiple Charges after Shots Fired
Police Respond to Reports of Multiple Gunshots Just After 2 AM Saturday Morning
Early Saturday morning many residents of downtown Duluth woke up to the sounds of multiple gunshots and loud screams.
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.
Northlanders Plan to Enjoy Labor Day Weekend
Crowds Enjoy Last Holiday Weekend of Summer
It’s the last holiday weekend of the summer and already Duluth is full of people heading up to spend this Labor Day weekend on The Big Lake.
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.
Volunteers Needed In Search For Missing Horse
Horse Got Spooked On Trail
A group of Northland horse owners needs your help finding a spooked horse that’s been missing for more than 30 hours near Boulder Lake, as of Friday night.
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.
950th Troops Return to Superior From Afghanistan
Community Lined Hammond Ave. for Homecoming
Nearly 100 Wisconsin Army National Guard troops are home after an eight month deployment to Afghanistan.
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.
College Student “Junk” Turned to Treasure
Donate don’t dump is the motivation behind a dorm sale held on Saint Scholastica’s campus.
