DECC Showcases Alternate Fuel at Auto Show
Propane Vehicles on Display
Vehicles that run on propane were on display at a unique auto show at the DECC.
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Duluth Volunteers Count Pedestrians, Bicycles
Trying to Influence New Road and Trail Projects
Tuesday volunteers could be seen at six street corners in Duluth, with clipboards in hand, counting people passing by.
Pipeline Expo Moving Across Northern Minnesota
Trades and Technology Expo Gives Visitors Glimpse of Pipeline Builders
Expo aims to teach visitors about training and safety concerns of pipeline workers.
Broadband Finally Coming to Fond Du Lac Reservation
USDA Grants to Cover Portion of Costs
It will cost $8.2 million to run broadband connections to the 1200 homes on the Fond Du Lac Reservation.
PAWS Help Bulldogs
UMD Students Faculty and Staff Interact with Animals to Unwind
The Pet Away Worries and Stress program brings animals to campus to help people relax.
Sweet Life in Cloquet
Candy Store Will Special Order
The Sweet Life Candy Shop carries over 200 kinds of candy and chocolates; if they can keep them in stock.
Active Duty Airman Joins 148th Fighter Wing in Duluth
1st Active Duty Airman Arrives in Duluth
The 148th Active Association is finally a reality after a new addition joined the air force team.
Superior to Re-stripe Hammond Avenue Wednesday Morning
Changes are Being Made on Hammond Avenue in Superior
New traffic changes are happening on one of Superior’s busiest streets.
Ranked Choice Voting on November Ballot in Duluth
Duluth Voters to Decide on Ranked Choice Voting
Duluth voters will be heading to the polls in November to decide whether they want to change the way they vote.
Gov. Walker Issues Order to Arm Wisconsin National Guard
Walker Issues Order Allowing WI National Guard to Be Armed
Republican Gov. Scott Walker has issued an executive order allowing Wisconsin National Guard’s adjutant general to arm his troops in the wake of an attack on a pair of military facilities in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Find out how Concerts on the Pier are Benefiting Glensheen
Concerts Performed Every Wednesday
This morning, Jane Pederson, the marketing manager for Glensheen Mansion stopped by FOX Sunrise to talk about Concerts on the Pier.
Duluth Fire Causes Thousands in Damages
Heavy Smoke Billowed from Storage Building
Monday evening at 5:32 p.m. the Duluth Fire Department was called to a report of a possible structure fire at 429 N 63rd Ave West.
Knowing Your Neighbors: Bricks Pub & Grub
If you’re ever driving through Wrenshall, Bricks Pub and Grub is a must for a drink or meal.
Potential Carnegie Library Sale
Group looks to turn it into a community center
A historic library in Superior has a serious buyer considering the $125,000 purchase.
New Development, Businesses Have Ashland Thriving
Recent Activity Has Stimulated Economy, Boosted Morale in City
Spirits are high in Ashland, as new businesses and lots of development have generated optimism throughout the city.
Class Teaches Tips to Save Money While Couponing
Saving Money on a Tight Budget
A free class on couponing could help you stash some cash.
Community Based Police Officer at HRA Facilities
The Duluth Police Department along with the Housing and Redevelopment Authority are looking to continue their relationship with a community based officer.
New Cancer Treatment Center in Ashland Celebrates Groundbreaking
Essentia Health, Memorial Medical Center Team Up to Offer Cancer Patients Nearby Treatment
Until now patients from outside Duluth diagnosed and getting treated for cancer, have had limited options for treatment locations. But Monday, people of Ashland celebrated, as the first steps to a cancer treatment center broke ground closer to home.
Slip Bridge Breaks Again; Businesses Lose Tourism Dollars
Foot Traffic Obstacle Causes Decline in Sales
The Minnesota Slip Bridge malfunctions are negatively effecting waterfront business in Duluth.
Spiny Waterflea Discovered in Lake Vermilion
Lake Vermilion Designated as Infested Waters After Discovery of Spiny Waterflea
The spiny waterflea has been confirmed in Lake Vermilion in northern Minnesota.
Giant Water Slide in Duluth No More
'Slide the City' Cancelled
Just 10 days before a massive slip n slide was scheduled to hit the streets of Duluth, organizers found out the event has been cancelled.
Grandma’s Restaurant Near Miller Hill Remodels, Expands
Patio Enhancements, Bar Expansion
The Grandma’s Restaurant near Miller Hill mall is in it’s final phase of their remodeling and expansion project.
East Duluth Dog Park in the Works
City Pushing Forward to Build 4th Dog Park
Dog lovers in East Duluth may soon have a place to play with their pets.
Plans Moving Forward for Veterans Cemetery in Twin Ports
Veterans Cemetery Planned for the Northland
The lack of a local Veterans cemetery in the Northland has state officials planning construction for one near Pike Lake.
Walker Signs Abortion Ban Bill
Abortion Bill Signed Into Law in Wisconsin
Republican Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker has signed a bill that outlaws non-emergency abortions at or beyond 20 weeks of pregnancy.
148th Fighter Wing Marks a Significant Event
First Active Duty Airman Reports for Duty at 148th Fighter Wing
The arrival of the active duty Airman (a native of Minnesota) marks a significant event for the 148th Fighter Wing, the Duluth Military Affairs Committee, the city of Duluth and the state of Minnesota.
Slip Bridge in Canal Park Out of Service
The Minnesota slip bridge better known as the blue bridge in Canal Park is temporarily out of service.
Superior Celebrates a Great Lake
A tradition that’s been going on since the 1990’s continued in Superior Sunday.
90 Year Young Woman Competes In Triathlon
Mimi Delp Swam the First Leg of the Race.
Mimi Delp competed in the Buzz Ryan Triathlon, Sunday, at Island Lake.
Chalk-A-Lot Festival Turns Street To Canvas
Participants Draw on Two Harbors Street and Sidewalk
The Chalk-A-Lot festival turned two blocks of Two Harbors Waterfront St. into a canvas this weekend.
Spring Running for Duluth City Council
Karl Spring announced plans to represent district one.
Lincoln Park Residents Meet on the Street
The roads were blocked off in Lincoln Park on third street between 24th and 27th avenues west.
Drowning in Washburn County
On Long Lake near Spooner
A weekend at the lake turns deadly in Washburn County.
Notice: Walker to sign 20-week abortion ban Monday
Wisconsin Republican Gov. Scott Walker is scheduled Monday to sign a bill banning abortions at or beyond 20 weeks of pregnancy.
Medical marijuana, now legal, still not easy to get for some
Just two facilities in Minneapolis and Eagan opened when Minnesota’s new medical marijuana program launched this month.
Man who jumped into river rescued by boat near Red Wing
Rescuers save a 21-year-old man
Emergency responders used boats to rescue a 21-year-old Wisconsin man who was seriously hurt after jumping into the Mississippi River near Red Wing.
Favre Inducted into Packers Hall of Fame
We hope you enjoyed the Packer’s Network Presentations of Brett Favre’s induction to the Green Bay Packer’s Hall of Fame.
Color Run for a Cause in Cloquet
Cornstarch and coloring were in the air to help out local charities and students.
Billings Park now Open
After being closed for construction, a popular park in Superior is now open.
Home of Long Time Duluthian Repaired
A local organization helps repair the home of a longtime Lincoln Park resident.
Superior Kicks off New Event
The first South End Days took over parts of Tower Avenue.
Louisiana-Pacific Celebrates 30 Years In Two Harbors
Building Materials Plant Succeeding In Northland
Building materials plant goes holds 30th anniversary open house.
Twin Ports Stage Brings Hollywood to Belknap
Performance Group Premieres Fundraising Video
Performance group premieres fund raising video with Hollywood themed party.
Summer Fest Parade Hits Hermantown Streets
Hundreds Line Streets For Candy And Fun
The Hermantown Summer Fest Parade brought residents out in force, Satuday morning.
Girl struck, seriously injured by boat on S Minnesota lake
Authorities say a 15-year-old Mankato girl was seriously injured when she was struck by a boat on East Jefferson Lake in southern Minnesota.
Xcel Energy outages drop to 96K; no estimate on full power
As the Twin Cities area cleans up from overnight storms, Xcel Energy says around 96,000 customers were still without power by Saturday afternoon, mostly in the western and eastern Twin Cities metro area.
Sleuths trace fate of 1st black male slave freed by Lincoln
The likely grave of a man considered the first black male slave freed by Abraham Lincoln lay unnoticed in the cemetery of a former mental hospital in Minnesota for over a century until some history sleuths recently tracked it down.
Minnesota State Fair talent show registration closes July 27
Do you have what it takes?
Time is running out for those who want to show off their talents at the 2015 Minnesota State Fair.
Norm’s Forced To Close, Relocate
Norm’s Beer and Brats in Superior is being forced to close its doors and relocate after finding out its bank is not renewing its mortgage for the aging building on Broadway, according to the bar’s owner.
Morgan Park Neighborhood Celebrates 100 Years
Historic Area in Western Duluth Celebrates Centennial
Friday began the weekend–long celebration for a milestone in the neighborhood.
