Arts and Music Festival Fundraiser
The North Central Windows Program hosted a Lammas First Harvest Community Arts and Music Festival in Billings Park.
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Mid-Summer Night of Mayhem at the Races
It was quite the scene at the Proctor Speedway Saturday evening for the Mid-Summer Night of Mayhem.
Families Receive Free School Supplies in Superior
Lakefest Offers Supplies, Food, Music and Fun.
The 10th Annual Lakefest took over Barker’s Island, Saturday.
City on the Hill Music Festival at Bayfront
A new music festival at Bayfront Park drew hundreds this weekend.
Local Benefit Helps Homeless Veterans
According to recent reports communities across the country identified nearly 50,000 homeless vets on a single night in January of 2014.
Early Morning Stabbing in Cloquet
Man Receives Multiple Stab Wounds, Hospitalized
A man is hospitalized following an early morning stabbing in Cloquet.
Wisconsin dentist mistaken for killer of Cecil the lion
A Wisconsin dentist is dealing with angry phone calls because he has the same last name as the Minnesota dentist accused of killing a protected lion in Zimbabwe.
St. Cloud district faces school bus driver shortage
The St. Cloud School District is dealing with a shortage of bus drivers with classes set to resume in just over a month.
Bag causes ticketing area shutdown at Twin Cities airport
Unattended bag causes disruption at airport
Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport has resumed normal operations after an unattended bag caused the airport to shut down part of its ticketing area for about two hours.
Names of Husband and Wife Involved in Fatal Crash Released
Drummond Lake Road
Authorities have released the name of a husband and wife killed in a Bayfield County crash.
Authorities Locate Missing Grand Rapids Teen
Teen Who Left Home in Itasca County Found Safe
The Itasca County Sheriff’s Office has located Bali Mariah Seims, 15 of Grand Rapids, MN.
Billings Park Days Returns With Energy
A neighborhood favorite has returned to Superior with Billings Park Days.
Proctor Speedway Prepares For Mayhem
FOX 21's Dan Hanger To Be In Bus Races
Utter mayhem was building Friday night at the Proctor Speedway for Saturday night’s Midsummer Night of Mayhem with the bus races!
Restaurants Prepare for Minimum Wage Increase
Dollar Increase in Employee Wages Effective Saturday
Beginning Saturday August 1, minimum wage employees across Minnesota will see an increase in their paychecks.
New Minnesota Laws Start on August 1
New Law Creates Military Spouses & Families Day in Minnesota
A number of new laws take effect on August 1st in Minnesota.
Local Art Festival Uses Mid-19th Century French Expression
Plein Air Festival Celebrated in Port Wing
At the Port Wing Plein Air Painting Festival, it’s all about expression.
Socks for Survivors
Northlanders Golf for CASDA
Golfers brought out their wackiest socks, not as a fashion statement but to raise money for a good cause.
Authorities Search for Missing Grand Rapids Teen
Authorities Search for Teen Who Left Home in Itasca County
The Itasca County Sheriff’s Office is looking for assistance in locating Bali Mariah Seims, 15 of Grand Rapids, MN.
Duluth Homicide Suspect Arrested, Charged
A man has been charged in connection to a murder that happened in Duluth in May.
Gordy’s Hi-Hat Annual Curbside Classic
Hundreds Show Off, Check Out Antique Cars
Thursday night, over 150 people brought out their hot rides to the Gordy’s Hi–Hat Curbside Classic, to enjoy some good eats and some sweet–looking cars.
Sen. Franken: Mining Layoffs Fueled By ‘Unfair Dumping’
Minnesota Sen. Al Franken is calling for tougher penalties on foreign countries who he says are forcing Iron Range miners to be laid off.
Honoring Frank Yankovic, ‘America’s Polka King’
Celebrating Man Who Popularized Polka Music
Thursday, Duluthians honored America’s Polka King, Frank Yankovic, as next Tuesday would have been his 100th birthday.
Dry Spell Impacting Northland Businesses
Lack of Rain Causing Concern in Northern Minnesota
Right now, Duluth is running close to four inches below normal for precipitation this year, and that number is affecting many Northlanders, including businesses that are worried their sales could dry up.
Hockey Day Officially Announced
Duluth to Host 2016 Event at Bayfront Park
Duluth will host Hockey Day Minnesota 2016 in February, at Bayfront Park.The Minnesota Wild and FOX Sports North made the official announcement Thursday.
Teen Girls Build Popular Arcade Machine
Northland Girls Build Pinball Machine
For the last three days middle-school-aged girls have been putting together a pinball machine at UMD’s E-musement Electrical Engineering and Physics Camp.
Superior National Forest Encourages Visitors to be Fire Safe
Forest Visitors Encouraged to be Fire Safe
The forecast is for beautiful weather through the weekend and beyond so it is a great time to get out and enjoy your national forests.
Alternative Bands Compete in Local Contest
Twin Ports Bands Compete in Symphony Contest
It’s time to cast your vote for a local competition bringing classical and alternative bands together!
Duluth Job Fair for Veterans
Job Fair Helps Veterans
Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton proclaimed July “Hire a Veteran Month.”
Duluth Nonprofit Hosts BBQ and Cupcake Sale
Duluth Group Hosts BBQ Fundraiser
A Twin Ports organization advocating for victims of sexual assault hosted an event to help them with their bottom line.
Alakef Coffee Celebrates 25 Years by Giving Back
Alakef Gives Back to Local Charities
To celebrate their 25th anniversary in a giving way, the new Alakef Coffee Cup on Kenwood will be giving back to the City of Duluth.
How Sweet It Is Cakes Expansion Delayed One Month
Expected to Move in One Month
The anticipated move for How Sweet It Is Cakes is once again delayed.
It’s Miracle Treat Day! Help Kids in Need By Eating Blizzard
Northlanders Help Local Children in Need
I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream because Thursday, July 30th is Miracle Treat Day!
Standardized Test Scores in the Northland Increase Slightly
Local Districts Beat Statewide Average
The numbers are in for this year’s standardized tests throughout Minnesota. Statewide, districts experienced mixed results but local schools saw slight increases.
Husband, Wife Killed in Bayfield County Crash
First responders were called at 8:51 a.m. to Drummond Lake Road in the town of Drummond for a vehicle rollover.
Help Children by Eating Ice Cream
Miracle Treat Day Supports Children's Miracle Network
Today, when you purchase a blizzard from Dairy Queen, $1 will go to the Children’s Miracle Network.
Miracle Treat Day
Dairy Queens to donate at least $1.00 for every Blizzard sold
On Thursday, July 30, Dairy Queens across the country will be donating proceeds from every Blizzard treat sold to the hospitals of Children’s Miracle Network.
Paddle Boarder Comes Full Circle
UMD student paddled 1350 miles in 49 days.
Munch paddled nearly 1400 miles around the perimeter of Lake Superior in just 49 days.
‘Stink In’ Continues Debate Over Hog Farm
Proposed Plan to Bring Pig Farm to Northern Wisconsin Has Residents Speaking Out
For months people in the Ashland area have made a big stink about the hog farm proposal, and Wednesday night, protesters took the debate to the next level.
20th Annual TLT Youth Leadership Program
Foster Kids Learn Leadership Skills in Duluth
Young people who have transitioned from foster care to adulthood kicked off the 20th annual conference for those to learn leadership skills.
Great Lakes Aquarium Celebrates 15 Years
New Discovery Center Opens
Wednesday marks a milestone for the Great Lakes Aquarium as it celebrates 15 years in Duluth!
Michigan Students Visit to Explore Rail Industry
6th Annual Youth Program to Twin Ports
Students from Michigan Tech’s Rail and Intermodal Transportation Institute are making their way around the Twin Ports.
United Taconite Temporarily Idling
Cliffs Natural Resources Idles Iron Range Plant
“It’s not a surprise but it kind, kinda sucks,” United Taconite employee and member of the United Steelworkers 6860.
Slip Bridge Out of Service Due to Strong Winds
Bridge Out For Third Time in the Last Two Weeks
The little blue bridge is up once again making this the 3rd time in the last 2 weeks.
Thomas the Tank Engine Makes His 2015 Debut in Duluth
Train Could Bring Thousands of Visitors to the Twin Ports
A train beloved by children worldwide is making yet another stop right here in the Twin Ports.
Duluth Police Release New Information About Shooting
More Details Released About Shooting in Duluth
Duluth Police have identified the victim in a shooting Tuesday night.
Cliffs Natural Resources to Temporarily Idle United Taconite
Iron Range Plant to be Temporarily Idled
Cliffs Natural Resources has announced they will be temporarily idling its United Taconite Facility on the Iron Range.
Dayton Considers Special Session for Mille Lacs Walleye Drop
Governor Calls this a "Crisis Situation"
Gov. Mark Dayton is considering calling a special session if the walleye season is closed on Mille Lacs Lake.
Hibbing Fire Appears to be Arson
Fire Engulfs Old Mining Truck Shop
The Hibbing Fire Department responded at 8:29 p.m. Tuesday to the report of black smoke coming from an old mining building.
New Rip Current Technology Hitting Park Point
Cameras, Wave Detectors To Gather Data
Duluth’s Park Point is about to become the first camera system on Lake Superior to detect deadly rip current, as FOX 21’s Dan Hanger reports.
Weekly Zumba Dance-A-Long Class Comes to Duluth
Locals Gather on Lakewalk for Dance Exercise Class
One of the first Zumba instructors who brought the exercise to Duluth has started a new workout class called Fit to Go Dance–A–Long Tuesdays.
