Supreme Court Extends Same-sex Marriage Nationwide
14 States to Stop Enforcing Bans
The Supreme Court has declared that same-sex couples have a right to marry anywhere in the United States.
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Jury: Robinson Guilty Of Being Party To Superior Killing
Garth Velin, 20, Was Shot To Death In Robbery Attempt
One of the co-defendants in the Superior murder of 20-year-old Garth Velin was convicted by a jury late Thursday night of his part in the crime.
St. Louis River Alliance Holds Rendezvous
The St. Louis River Alliance held its first-ever rendezvous at the Fairlawn Mansion in Superior Thursday.
‘Art In The Alley’ Opens In Miller Hill Mall
A one-of-a-kind downtown Duluth boutique is officially now open in the Miller Hill Mall.
Harrison Park Hosts Summer Celebration
Lincoln Park Farmer's Market Kick-Off & Free Community Dinner
If the weather didn’t get you to Harrison Park Thursday, maybe the smell of pig roast and smoked salmon did!
Duluth Pack Designs Bags For Dave Matthews Band
Iconic Band To Get Customized Backpacks With Embroidered Name & Logo
The iconic Dave Matthews Band will soon be walking around with a little slice of Duluth on their backs.
UWS Hosts Transportation Day for Girl Scouts
Learning & Experiencing the 5 Modes of Transportation
Thirty-six Girl Scouts toured the Twin Ports, learning about and experiencing the five modes of transportation.
Community Weighs In on Future of Lake Superior Zoo
For First Time, Community-Organized Meeting Allows Public to Share Input
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.
Ashland Teen Sentenced to Life in Prison for Murder
Teen Sentenced to Life in Prison for Murder
An Ashland teen will be spending the rest of his life behind bars.
Natural Harvest in Virginia Looking to Expand
Iron Range Store Looks to Branch Out
Natural Harvest Food Cooperative management tells FOX 21 they now own the land and store building but have outgrown the space.
Efforts Underway to Restore Virginia’s Historic Fountain
Community Hopes to Restore Historic Fountain on Iron Range
Built in 1937 the fountain was famous for its sprays filled with color.
Greysolon Awning to be Replaced in Duluth
Detour Planned for Greysolon Awning Replacement
An historic building is finally getting repairs to a damaged area of it.
Candidate Enters Race for Duluth School Board
Duluth Woman Announces Bid for School Board Member At-Large
Renee Van Nett is a mother and licensed foster mother who works as the Employment Liaison for Community Action Duluth and lives in Lincoln Park.
Gustafson Out at Grandma’s Marathon
Organizers Told Longtime P.R. Director they Were Going in Different Direction
Bob Gustafson, long-time Public Relations Director for Grandma’s Marathon, has confirmed that he was let go from his position.
Experts Push for New Kind of Iron on Minnesota’s Iron Range
Experts Claim Change Would Accommodate Trends in Steel Industry
Some experts say it’s time for Minnesota’s Iron Range to begin producing a new kind of iron to accommodate changing trends in the steel industry.
Water Problems Threaten Big Repair Costs for Science Museum
No Safety Issue for Museum-Goers
The Science Museum of Minnesota faces serious water problems that could cost state taxpayers plenty.
After 20 Years, Billings Park Days Planned to Return
Family-Fun Weekend in the Works to Bring Neighborhood Together
It’s been 20 years since the Superior neighborhood has celebrated Billings Park Days, but that drought ends now.
Visit Duluth’s Marketing Now Includes More Diversity
Ad With Gay Couple Placed In Twin Cities Magazine
Visit Duluth – the city’s convention and visitor’s bureau – is once again expanding its marketing plan like never before.
Superior’s Spirit Room Celebrates One Year of Business
Restaurant Invites Customers In for Week-Long Festivities
All week long the Spirit Room in Superior is celebrating one year of being in business.
Twin Ports Construction Season in Full Swing
Warmer Months Keep Northlanders Busy With Home Improvement Projects
We are well into the construction season, and right now home renovations have construction companies with their hands full.
Regents Approve Tuition Hike at University of Minnesota
Tuition is going up for students at the University of Minnesota this fall.
CNBC Ranks Minnesota as America’s Top State for Business in 2015
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.
Minnesota League of Cities Meets in Duluth
Local Leaders Meeting for Three Days
Municipal leaders are meeting in Duluth this week to hone their skills.
Kiwanis Honor Officer and Firefighter of the Year
UMD Police Also Recognized for Service
Michael Erickson and Phil Just were honored as Duluth’s Police Officer and Firefighter of the Year, respectively.
Locals Lend Extra Hands to Nonprofits
Local organizations whose mission is to help others got help themselves.
Duluth, WLSSD Sewage Runoff Consent Decree Terminated
Repair Work Completed Nearly Two Years Ahead of Deadline
The city of Duluth and Western Lake Superior Sanitary District had until the end of next year to complete renovations to area storm water system.
Cutting Edge Technology Helps Local Amputee
Technology Helps Amputee in Duluth
A Northland amputee is seeing success with a prosthetic equipped with cutting edge technology.
New Calendar Features Local Women and Wild Things
Calendar Helps Northland Organization
The Duluth Area Women Who Love Wild Things 2016 calendar is out now!
MN Supreme Court Reverses Appeals Court Ruling on Proctor Murder Conviction
MN Supreme Court Reverses Decision of Appeals Court in Proctor Bar Murder
“Every once in awhile, our faith in the justice system is renewed and restored. Today is such a day,” said St. Louis County Attorney Mark Rubin.
MN Officials to Crackdown on Drinking & Boating
Operation Dry Water Aims to Crackdown on Drunken Boating
In an effort to curb alcohol-related boating accidents and deaths, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and other public safety agencies around the state will ramp up patrols for intoxicated boaters June 26-28.
More Senior Housing Available in Superior
Community members and leaders gathered for the ribbon cutting of the Grand Central Plaza.
Hermantown Names New Superintendent
Hermantown School Board Names New Superintendent
The Hermantown School Board has voted to select Kerry Juntunen, Middle School Principal, Hermantown Community Schools, as the district’s new superintendent.
Dunkin’ Donuts is Open in Duluth!
New Doughnut Shop Opens
Located on Central Entrance the line was out the door and cars were wrapped around the building for the soft opening of the franchise.
Craft Beer Capital of Minnesota? Duluth vs. Saint Paul
West Duluth Billboard Has Friendly Debate Heating Up
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.
DNR Releases Latest Revision to PolyMet Environmental Review
The Department of Natural Resources submitted the “Preliminary Final Environmental Impact Statement” to state, federal and tribal agencies Monday, and made it available Tuesday.
Dan’s Feed Bin Burned Down 24 Years Ago Today
Superior firefighters on Tuesday were recalling this day 24 years ago when Dan’s Feed Bin went up in flames.
St. Luke’s, Duluth Police Team Up For Active Shooter Training
Duluth police teamed up with St. Luke’s Hospital to train in an active shooter situation Tuesday.
Bayfront Family Center Encourages Staying Active
Free Games and Fun for the Whole Family
If you ever feel like being a kid again for the afternoon, take a trip down to Bayfront Family Center at Bayfront Park.
New Owners, New Name for Jitters Coffee and Tea House
Lake Superior Bakehouse Begins Makeover of Old Coffee Shop
After 17 years serving as a staple of downtown Duluth, Jitters Coffee and Tea House now has new owners and a new name.
Waging War on Synthetic Drugs
Drug Overdoses on the Rise in Duluth
Synthetic drugs are illegal and we all saw first-hand the seriousness of the issue when Jim Carlson, Owner of Last Place on Earth, was sentenced to 17.5 years in prison for selling the drugs.
Superior Street Reconstruction Meeting
New Vision for Downtown, No Brick Cobblestone
Duluth’s vision for Superior Street is set to drastically change.
Indiana Man Arrested on Kidnapping Charge
Hermantown Police Arrest Mark Emerson in Walmart Parking Lot
A suspected murderer and kidnapper crosses state lines and lands himself in cuffs in Hermantown.
66th Annual Musky Fest Starts Thursday
State Fish Celebrated in Hayward
A northern Wisconsin town will celebrate state fish with a four day festival.
Sawyer County Fairgrounds to Host Dairy Breakfast
Wisconsin Breakfast Will Kick Off at 6:30 a.m.
The Sawyer County Farm Bureau will be serving breakfast at the fairgrounds Saturday morning.
DNR Puts Mineral Leases Up for Sale in NE Minnesota
Would Be State's First Since 2012
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has announced plans to sell mineral leases in northeast Minnesota.
Ely to Host First-Ever Marathon
Races Include 5K, Half, and Full Marathon
If you didn’t make it to Grandma’s Marathon or you’re still itching to run in a race, Ely has you covered this fall.
Committee: No Raises for Wisconsin State Workers
The legislative committee that handles state workers’ contracts has agreed to give them no pay raises over the next two fiscal years.
Artists to Flood to Duluth this Weekend
Park Point Art Fair
This morning we chatted about the Park Point Art Fair on FOX Sunrise.
Duluth Police Warn of Dangers of Synthetic Drug Use
Synthetic Drug Overdose Triggers Warning
Duluth Police responded to what turned out to be a synthetic drug overdose Monday.
Dozens Ejected from Kenny Chesney Concert at Lambeau Field
Highest Number of Ejections Since 2002
Police say dozens of people were ejected from Lambeau Field during a concert featuring country music star Kenny Chesney.
