Mother & Son Die in Fire in Northern WI
Two People Die in Northern Wisconsin
A mother and her son have died in a fire in Bayfield County.
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Empire Mine in Upper Peninsula to Halt Production Until Fall
300 Workers Affected by Shut Down in Upper Peninsula
Cliffs Natural Resources says it will temporarily shut down the Empire Mine in the Upper Peninsula in June and resume production in the fall.
Gov. Dayton Signs Liquor Regulation Changes into Law
Includes Legal Sunday Growler Sales
Minnesotans will soon be able to take home bottles of beer from their favorite craft breweries on Sundays.
Twin Ports Dermatology Now Seeing Patients
More Innovative, Effective Products Available
If you’re experiencing troubles finding a dermatology clinic, you’re in luck! Friday, Twin Ports Dermatology made their debut.
Hayward Gears Up for Saturday’s Fishing Opener
Warm Weather Brings in More Anglers
The temperatures are perfect for fishing season and the City of Hayward is helping people gear up to make sure they have a successful day on the water for the 50th Wisconsin Fishing Opener.
Simonson Announces He’s Not Running for Mayor of Duluth
Simonson Says He Won't Run for Mayor in Duluth
Minnesota State Representative Erik Simonson will not be running for Duluth’s mayor.
Commissioner OKs 4-Day Week for 5 Minnesota School Districts
Five Minnesota School Districts to Continue with a Four-Day Week
Six Minnesota school districts will be allowed to continue a four-day school week next year.
HIV Cases Increased Slightly Last Year in Minnesota
More than 300 New HIV Cases Reported
Health officials say Minnesota reported more than 300 new HIV cases last year, bringing the number of residents living with the virus that causes AIDS to nearly 8,000.
Officer Filed Suit Against City Before Being Killed on Duty
Claimed Harassment and Workplace Retaliation
A police officer filed a lawsuit against the city of Mendota Heights claiming harassment and workplace retaliation several months before he was killed last year by a suspect during a traffic stop.
‘Poetry Rocks’ On At Duluth Public Library
If you didn’t know, poetry was rocking Thursday at the Duluth Public Library.
Staycations Part 2: The North Shore
Take a Step Back in Time at Lamb's Resort
If you’re in need of some peace and quiet, or looking for a family getaway to explore nature, the perfect place may not be so far away.
Food Trucks Roll Out For Homegrown
Homegrown Music Festival is attracting food trucks to roll out for thousands of fans in Duluth, and business is booming for Chow Haul.
‘Buddies Not Bullies’ 5K This Saturday
Race Benefits New Non-Profit
A new walk is kicking off this weekend to raise awareness about an issue affecting millions of kids.
Survey Asks Public’s Input of Duluth’s Downtown
The Greater Downtown Council released a survey Wednesday asking for the public’s input on the downtown area.
Structure Fire Leaves 7 Without A Home
4-Plex on 1st St. & 19th Ave. East Goes Up in Flames
Seven people, including UMD students, were without a home in Duluth Thursday night.
This Friday – Event will Teach Locals about Judicial System
A new event is kicking off in Duluth this Friday to teach people about the judicial system and its key players.
Conference Teaches Social Media Strategies
Businesses from across Minnesota zoned in on Duluth to learn how to expand their social media presence.
Mining Woes Hit Duluth Manufacturer
Mining Troubles Hit Duluth Manufacturer
A few years ago ME Elecmetal in west Duluth finished its $12 million dollar expansion during a time when business was booming.
Subways in the Northland Help Fight Hunger
Donate Money, Receive 6" Sub
If you wanted to grab a bite to eat and help families in need at the same time, Subway was the place to be Thursday afternoon!
Secretary Simon Pushes Youth to Vote Early in MN
Pre-Registration, Early Voting were Main Topics
Minnesota Secretary of State, Steve Simon visited UMD Thursday afternoon to talk about the importance of voting.
Upcoming Renovations Will Close Billings Park in Superior
Trails, Road, Paths to be Improved
A popular park in Superior is going to get some improvements that will make it more accommodating to all. But, a whole new park comes with some challenges.
Clean Creeks: Efforts to Clean Miller Creek in Duluth
Duluth Grill, Brewhouse to Host Volunteer Clean Up Day
Despite having beautiful weather, Miller Creek is filled with trash and is becoming an unhealthy environment for fish and wildlife.
Minn. Senate Staff Member Killed By Light Rail Train
A woman struck and killed by a light rail train in St. Paul was a longtime state Senate staff member.
Update: Duluth Police Find Missing Man
Police Find Missing Man in Duluth
Duluth Police say they have located a man reported missing on April 28, 2015 with the help of the public.
Local Artists Play for FOX Sunrise
Duluth Homegrown Music Festival
This morning, Kristy Marie stopped by FOX Sunrise to talk about the Duluth Homegrown Music Festival and when you can hear her play.
WI Senate Committee OKs 70 mph Speed Limit Bill
Committee Approves Bill to Increase Speed Limit in WI
The state Senate’s transportation committee has approved a bill that would clear the way for a 70 mph speed limit.
Minnesota Reaches Grim Milestone in Traffic Deaths for 2015
More Traffic Deaths in 2015 than Same Time in 2014
Minnesota is seeing a faster pace than last year in traffic deaths following the death of three people in two wrecks this week.
1st Batch of Avian Flu Emergency Aid Clears House
House Approves $893,000 for Response Efforts
The first batch of emergency money to help Minnesota agencies combat the spread of the avian flu affecting poultry farms is one step from Gov. Mark Dayton’s desk.
Northern Lights Foundation Gala Friday
This Friday, the 2nd Annual Northern Lights Foundation Dinner & Silent Auction will be held at the Greysolon Ballroom in Duluth.
Helping Prevent Children From Ingesting Lead
Locals were invited to Myers–Wilkins Elementary Wednesday for a free lead–level testing to raise awareness about the dangers.
Chipotle Hosts Interview Day For Interested Candidates
Mexican Grill Kicks Off Summer Job Season
Summer job season is fast approaching, and Wednesday, Chipotle hosted an interview day for interested candidates to visit any of the 60-plus restaurants in the upper Midwest.
Update: Calumet Oil Refinery Explosion, Fire
Operations Now Running As Normal
A cause has not yet been determined for Tuesday’s fire at Calumet Oil Refinery, but activity returned to normal Wednesday.
Annual Homegrown Festival Benefits Local Businesses
Full Night of Music, Venues Bring in the Green
Homegrown is a festival that’s transformed the Twin Ports music scene. It’s also a huge week for local businesses bringing in almost as much money as Grandma’s weekend.
Twin Ports Job Fair Kicks Off
Unemployed Northlanders and veterans made their way to Superior Wednesday.
Glensheen Mounts New Live Web Cam
Glensheen Mansion recently installed a live web cam onto its boat house.
Floodwood Native Running for Duluth City Council
Gary Anderson announced plans to represent district one, currently overseen by Jennifer Julsrud.
Duluth Mounted Patrols Coming Back
After training in the Twin Cities and other locations, Duluth Police Mounted Patrol officers are almost ready to saddle up and get back on streets.
Authorities Identify Victims of Fatal Crash in Carlton County
Victims of Fatal Crash Identified in Carlton Co.
Authorities have released the names of the two drivers killed in a fatal crash in Carlton County.
DNR Reminds Hunters Electronic Registration Begins this Fall
Wisconsin DNR Reminds of Registration Change
Wisconsin wildlife officials are reminding deer and bear hunters that electronic registration will be the rule statewide starting this fall.
House Passes Budget that Cuts MinnesotaCare
Lawmakers Cut $1 Billion from Health Care Spending
House Republicans have passed a health care budget that cuts an insurance program for tens of thousands of low-income Minnesotans.
Special Report: Flying High Part 3
An Inside Look at Cirrus Aircraft
In part three of our special series, “Flying High,” FOX 21’s Natalie Froistad takes a look inside a world renowned company calling the area home.
Dress Code Policy Debated At Harbor City Int’l School
Some Female Students Call Policy Sexist
A dress code uproar at Harbor City International School in Duluth came to the forefront of discussion Tuesday at a town hall meeting.
Art Therapy Helps a Man Find Freedom
Young Man With Physical Disability is Amazing Artist
While anyone can pick up a paint brush and dabble in the arts, not everyone has the capability to make a masterpiece.
Students Use Day Off For Community Service
High School Juniors Take the ACT; Their Classmates Volunteer
For some area high school students, Tuesday was a day for “action”…with emphasis on the A–C–T.
New Ideas Presented for the Zoo’s Future
Contractors Hired to Put Sold, Financial Plan Together
Two consultants were hired to put together a solid plan to get the Lake Superior Zoo on solid financial footing.
Crews Respond to Explosion, Fire at Calumet Refinery
30-Foot Asphalt Tank Up in Flames, Black Smoke
The Superior Fire Department was called around 3:30 p.m. to a 30 foot asphalt tank on fire.
Homicide, Arson Charges Filed After Pine Co. Fire
Charges have been filed after human remains were found following a fire that happened in March in Finlayson.
Portion of Superior Hiking Trail Closing by Private Landowner
Landowner Kicks Hikers Due to Ongoing Conflicts
A landowner on the Superior Hiking Trail is kicking hikers off the land due to multiple ongoing conflicts.
Prettner-Solon Does Not Run for Mayor, Supports Larson in Race
Prettner-Solon Stands Alongside Mayor Candidate, Larson
Tuesday afternoon, Former Lt. Governor Yvonne Prettner-Solon announced she will not be running for Duluth’s next Mayor.
2 Killed During Head-On Crash in Carlton County
Two Injured, Names Not Released
The Minnesota State Patrol says both drivers were killed after a head on crash on Highway 45.
