Boat Diplomacy: Capitol’s Top 3 Headed on Joint Fishing Trip to Northern MN
Minnesota Lawmakers to Head North for Fishing Opener
Minnesota’s center of political power is moving north for the weekend.
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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.
Homegrown 2015 In The Books
Another Homegrown Music Festival was official in the books for 2015 on Monday.
Canal Park Flea Market Goes Star Wars
“May the 4th be with you” spread into the Canal Park Flea Market Monday.
Firefighters Rescue Trapped Horse
A trapped horse was back on its feet Monday thanks to Willow River firefighters.
Report: Hibbing Ranked Safest City In U.S.
The safest place to live in America is Hibbing, Minnesota, according to the home safety and security company SafeWise.
Knowing Your Neighbors: Camp 61 in Beaver Bay
Known for history, beer and barbeque
In this week’s ‘Knowing Your Neighbor’ we take a bit of a trip back in time to learn some North Shore history.
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.
New Art Exhibit on Display
Physical Therapist Showcases Another Talent
New pieces of art have entered into the Zeitgeist Arts Atrium.
Cab Companies Respond to Driver Assault
Duluth Taxi Driver Mugged, Companies Enforce Safety
Driving a taxi is among one of the most stressful jobs. Drivers work long hours while dealing with road rage and perhaps even facing the possibility of getting attacked. A cab driver in Duluth was recently robbed prompting him to have a heart attack.
Lake Superior Zoological Society Examines Zoo’s Future
Zoo Will Await Decision from City of Duluth
When Lake Superior Zoological Society president John Scott spoke to the public earlier Monday morning, it was less of an update on how the zoo is doing and more of a reassurance he and his team are still weighing the options in front of them.
Essentia Health Schedules Blasts for Construction Site
Loud Noises Near the Duluth Clinic
The area near the Essentia Health Duluth Clinic will be a little noisy this week.
Rock Balancing: Turning Ordinary into Exceptional
Building Sculptures Out of Nature's Beauty
Rock balancing is a hobby that is spreading fast across the world, and especially here on the shores of Lake Superior.
Proctor Digests Suggestions From MN Design Team
Ideas To Be Incorporated Into 5-Year Comprehensive Plan
Proctor thinks about ways to move forward
First Combined Council, County Meeting Held in Duluth
Commissioners, Councilors Build Stronger Relationships
St. Louis County Commissioners and Duluth City Councilors held their first joint meeting together Monday night.
Update: Victims of Fatal Wisconsin Bridge Shooting Identified
Four Killed in Wisconsin Shooting
Four people are dead and another person is injured after a shooting on a bridge in eastern Wisconsin that a police chief says appears to be a “random act.”
Michigan Considers Land Purchase on St. Marys River
Would Give Public More Access to St. Marys River
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is considering whether to go forward with a land purchase that would give the public more access to the St. Marys River in the Upper Peninsula.
Fashion Show Raises Money to Help Domestic Violence Victims
Taking a Stand Against Domestic Violence
Dozens of people came out to support the Bad River Women’s Shelter in Ashland.
Sunday Funday: Ultimate Frisbee Event the Month of May
Free Event for Area Youth
An ultimate frisbee group in the Northland is introducing the sport to area youth.
Softball Team Sends Care Packages to Troops
950th Set to Receive Care Packages Overseas
A local softball team is giving back to community members of the 950th who are serving overseas.
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.
Fundraiser Helps Local Wildlife Nonprofit
The community came together to help support a local nonprofit that gives a second chance to animals.
UWS Hosts First Tedx Conference
UWS held a conference Sunday diving into hot and debatable topics.
Motorcyclists Ask Drivers to Share the Road
Last year there were more than 70 motorcyclist fatalities in Wisconsin.
Fire at Androy Building in Hibbing
Multiple Fire Crews Respond to Blaze
Hibbing fire crews and neighboring departments responded to an early morning fire at the Androy building.
2015 Minnesota Teacher of the Year Selected
St. Paul teacher named Minnesota's Teacher of the Year
A St. Paul high school teacher who teaches writing and English to immigrant students has been named Minnesota’s 2015 Teacher of the Year.
Muslims plan to build mosque in Wausau area
Building purchased for mosque
A group of central Wisconsin Muslims wants to build a mosque in the Wausau area.
Man injured in ATV accident
ATV accident lands man in hospital
A man is injured in an ATV accident north of Orr late Saturday evening.
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.
Madison bans discrimination against atheists, non-religious
Proudly Llberal capital city protects non-religious
Wisconsin’s proudly liberal capital city is moving to make sure atheists aren’t discriminated against.
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.
Pet Adoption for Man’s Best Friend at Duluth Pack
Duluth Pack & Animal Allies Team Up for Event
Duluth Pack and Animal Allies teamed up for a pet adoption day.
Outdoor Expo Gets Kids Excited about Nature
Youth Experience Outdoor Fun
Some local kids were able to get a hands-on experience at Hartley Nature Center Saturday morning for the annual spring youth outdoor expo.
Local Church Struts Down the Runway
St. Mark AME Church in Duluth hosted its second annual Spirit of Summer Fashion Show and Salad Luncheon.
A Walk to End Using the “R” Word
An event kicked off to eliminate the use of a slur primarily used against people with disabilities.
Locals Walk to End Bullying
Northlanders filled Bayfront Park for the first annual Buddies not Bullies 5K walk.
Hundreds Gather for Funeral of Slain MN Boy
Barway Collins' Laid to Rest
Hundreds of people gathered for the funeral for a slain 10-year-old boy whose body was found in the Mississippi River.
WI Teen Wears Grandmother’s Dress to Prom
Generations Share Prom Dress
One Portage Junior Prom attendee will be wearing the same dress her grandmother wore to her own prom over 60 years ago.
Hook, Line & Sinker: WI Anglers Reel in some Fish
Inland Sport Fishing Season is now Open
The inland sport fishing season is now open.
Search for Missing 20-Year-Old Woman Camping in MN
Le Sueur County Woman Missing
A 20-year-old woman has gone missing after camping in southern Minnesota.
Duluth Fire Victims Try To Salvage Belongings
In the past 30 days, the Duluth Fire Department has responded to a dozen fires.
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.
Hermantown Hosts Carnival for Boy Battling Leukemia
The Hermantown community is throwing its support behind a first grader who is battling leukemia.
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.
St. Louis Co. Celebrates Law Day
Courthouse Opened for Law Day Celebration in Duluth
More people than usual spent the day in court but not for what you might think.
Local Students Raise Money for Nepal
Duluth Students Help Earthquake Victims
St. Scholastica students are raising money to help earthquake victims in Nepal.
