Booze Bill Gives House a Shot at Repealing Sunday Sales Ban
Sunday Liquor Sales
Proponents of scrapping the state’s long-standing ban on Sunday liquor sales have one more shot this year.
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Vehicle Slams Into Home In Poplar
A vehicle went out of control Monday when it struck a house in Poplar, according to officials.
The Shack: From Fine Dining to Family-Friendly
A Change of Atmosphere to Meet Customer Demands
It’s a restaurant that just a few years ago, was a lot fancier, but now the servers at The Shack in Superior wear a different uniform.
Lives Remembered During Annual Memorial Service
Workers' Memorial Day Tree Planting
A tree representing life, was planted this morning to remember lives lost.
Special Report: Flying High Part 2
Going Inside World Renown AAR
As we continue our series on aviation in the Northland, we look at a world class maintenance facility that has made Duluth home.
New Facebook Page Helps You Find a Childcare Provider
Connecting Parents and Childcare Providers
If you’re a parent and have been searching for a quality full-time childcare provider for your child, you may be all too familiar with how hard it can be.
High-Speed Chase, 1 Suspect On the Loose
25-Mile Chase Across the Twin Ports
A driver who Minnesota State Patrol said took them on a 25-mile chase is still on the run.
Drought Impact in The Northland
Dry Conditions Have Farmers Concerned
92 percent of the State of Minnesota is experiencing what officials label a moderate drought.
Minnesota at Low Risk for Earthquakes
Officials Say Fracking Causes Increased Risk in Low-Risk States
A devastating, historic earthquake in Nepal has killed, at last count, more than 4,000 people.
U of M President Pays Visit to Duluth
Erik Kaler Addresses Budget Concerns at UMD
Monday, U of M President Erik Kaler paid a visit to UMD to discuss concerns on campus.
Facing Debts, Spirit Mountain Plans to Cut Costs
Cut Budget by More than $600,000
After years of struggling financially, Spirit Mountain is proposing to cut costs by nearly $600,000.
Famous Ice Wall Inspires Local Author, Painter
Locals to Make Children's Book
Superior’s ice wall has touched many people, including one local artist.
Picking Up Trash in Duluth Parks and Trails
City Officials Concerned About Illegal Dumping
The snow melting months ending earlier has allowed Duluth to get a head start in picking up trash in parks and trails.
Julsrud Won’t Seek Second Term on Duluth Council
Duluth Councilor Won't Run for Re-Election
A Duluth city councilor has announced she’s not seeking re-election.
Six Dogs Killed by Wolves in Northern Minnesota
Wolves Kill Dogs Near Duluth
Six dogs have been killed by wolves in northern Minnesota in the last five weeks, outpacing last year’s total for the entire state.
Musicians Get Ready for Duluth Performances
Duluth Homegrown Music Festival
This morning, Kyle MacLean with American Rebels stopped by Fox Sunrise to talk about Duluth Homegrown Music Festival.
Vote Now: Bells Helmet 100K Grant for Bike Trail
Spirit Mountain and COGGS are Semi-finalists
Outdoor enthusiasts, now is the time to get out the vote to bring more mountain bike trails to Duluth.
Ramps to Close on I-535 Tuesday for Temporary Work
Two Ramps to Close Temporarily on I-535 in Duluth
Two I-535 ramps will close temporarily for routine inspections in Duluth. Signed detour routes will be in place to direct motorists during the closures.
Duluth Hiker Seriously Injured After Fall at Waterfall Canyon in UT
Duluth Hiker Badly Injured in Fall
A hiker from Duluth, Minnesota was flown out of Waterfall Canyon Sunday afternoon after falling about 40 feet while climbing the rocks with a co-worker.
Northland Kids Kick it Forward
Hundreds of players filled the Duluth Heritage Sports Center to work on their soccer skills.
Northland Girls Become Princesses
The 7th annual Fairy Princess Ball is a fun and magical event for girls of all ages that weave in lessons of philanthropy and giving back.
Duluth Bike Swap Raises Thousands
More than 600 bikes were sold at the 9th annual Bike Swap.
Glensheen Mansion Extends Hours, Jump Starts Summer Tourism
Glensheen Mansion is getting a jump start on the summer tourism season.
Body Recovered After Canoe Flips
Crews have recovered the body of a missing canoeist on an eastern Twin Cities lake.
WI Organ Donor Registry Growing Rapidly
Wisconsin has seen the number of organ donors rise since relaunching the state’s donor registry in 2010.
Overnight Fire in Duluth
Just before 4:00a.m. Sunday Duluth Firefighters responded to a blaze in East Duluth.
WI Climbers at Mount Everest Survive Earthquake
Two Wisconsin men climbing Mount Everest have survived an avalanche set off by a powerful earthquake in Nepal.
Police Officers Shoot, Injure Suspect at MSP Airport
Authorities say police officers have shot and wounded a man who drove at them at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.
Dayton to Call Emergency Meeting on Bird Flu
Gov. Mark Dayton will convene his Executive Council on Monday as Minnesota responds to a bird flu outbreak that has killed millions of birds in the state’s poultry industry.
House GOP Finalizes Bid in Education Funding Debate
Minnesota House Republicans have finalized their bid in the state’s education finance debate.
House Approves Transgender Student Bathroom Restrictions
The Minnesota House wants to restrict transgender students’ access to school locker rooms and bathrooms.
Wine Beginnings Hosts Brew Day
Brats and beer were the focus of a fun afternoon event in Superior.
Shining up the S.S. Meteor
Maintaining a piece of maritime history is how some passionate volunteers spent their Saturday.
Packed House at the Bike Swap
Hundreds were in line Saturday morning waiting to shop at the Bike Swap held at Continental Ski and Bike Shop in Duluth.
Celebrating Healthy Kids Day at the Y
The free community event aimed to inspire kids to keep their minds and bodies active.
Power Wheelchair Soccer Athletes Compete in Northland
About 40 power wheelchair soccer athletes poured into the DECC Saturday for some competition.
Funeral Postponed for Slain Crystal Boy
The funeral for a 10-year-old Crystal boy whose body was found in the Mississippi River will be delayed a week.
MN Zoos Taking Precaution Against Avian Influenza
Matt Reinartz, spokesman for the Como Zoo, tells Minnesota Public Radio News the same migrating waterfowl suspected of spreading the disease in turkey farms also stop at the zoo in St. Paul.
Young Performers Shine Bright in Talent Show
Fun Meets Charity as Food Drive Benefits CHUM
Neighborhood Youth Services hosted a talent show, where kids could sing, dance, and show off their artwork.
Greysolon Hosts 6th Annual Boys & Girls Club Ball
Event Coordinators Eye Goal of $100,000
Community leaders gathered at the Greysolon Plaza Friday for the 6th annual Boys And Girls Clubs of The Northland Ball.
“Good Neighbor Day” Promotes Local Business
Donations Help Humane Society
Engwall Wolff’s Flower Shop in Superior has decided to promote their business and others by leading the start of “Good Neighbor Day.”
Quilts on Display Honor Local Veterans
Quilts Tell Hero's Stories
Local quilters are honoring veterans this weekend at the “Home of the Brave” quilt show on Barker’s Island in Superior.
Gary Milk House is Back in Business
Store Re-opens Doors After 9 Months of Being Closed
After years of hoping to be the owner of the Gary Milk House, 20 year old, Derek Mendved’s dream finally came true.
Duluth, Superior Fight Emerald Ash Borer Differently
Duluth Awaiting the Arrival of the Insect
Crews in Superior are halfway done with cutting down the remaining ash trees. But, the City of Duluth is looking at fighting the insect in a different way.
Duluth Police Search for Man Accused of Shooting at Vehicle
Duluth police are searching for a man who allegedly fired shots at a vehicle leaving the area of Lake Avenue and 5th Street.
Special Report: Challenges for Wrestling in the Northland Pt. 1
Challenges for Wrestling in the Northland
It’s safe to say Duluth is known for hockey. But ask anyone if they root for wrestling and you might not find many fans.
Church Fundraiser to Power Hospital in West Africa
Pancake Dinner Raises Money for Solar Power in Liberia
The Kenwood Lutheran Church hosted a pancake dinner Thursday to raise money to bring solar power to a hospital in Liberia.
CSS Hosts First-Ever Cadaver Memorial Service
Students Pay Tribute to Bodies of Science
For the first time ever, a memorial service was held Thursday to honor the 18 cadavers that students of science have spent the year dissecting.
Education Commissioner Discusses Budget Proposal
Shares Importance of Universal Free Pre-K
Minnesota’s Education Commissioner made a stop in Duluth to talk about Governor Mark Dayton’s budget proposal.
Russian Choral Ensemble Performs
Check out the sights and sounds of choral singers from Russia at this concert, which was put on the Duluth Sister Cities International.
