Port of Duluth-Superior Recognizes 1st Saltie
Kom Arrives, Receives Warm Welcome
The port of Duluth-Superior welcomed the first saltie with open arms Monday afternoon and on Wednesday several gathered to celebrate it’s arrival.
The port of Duluth-Superior welcomed the first saltie with open arms Monday afternoon and on Wednesday several gathered to celebrate it’s arrival.
Dogs are the recent target of the new flu strain spreading around the Midwest.
Firefighters responded to a surface fire at Grizzly’s near Miller Hill Mall early Wednesday afternoon.
At 0721 on Wednesday April 15th, 2015, the Duluth Fire Department responded to a report of a clothing dryer fire.
As investigators try to piece together what happened early yesterday morning, Duluth Police have identified the man killed in the crash.
Duluth police say a city bus driver suffered a medical emergency before crashing into another bus, killing a passenger.
The Itasca County Sheriff’s Office received a report around 11:34 a.m. Wednesday of a missing person from the Arbo area, a township north of the City of Grand Rapids.
Construction has started on a luxury apartment complex in Duluth.
Animal health experts say a canine influenza virus has sickened hundreds of dogs in several Midwestern states, including one in Wisconsin.
It’s Wednesday night, and time for Hanger Hits the Road. Last week was Biwabik, and this week is Minong, Wisconsin, where there’s more than Jack Link’s Beef Jerky, as FOX 21’s Dan Hanger reports.
Highs in the 60s and full sunshine made for perfect conditions for baseball at the Twins home opener.
More than 1,000 people are in Duluth this week for a regional mining conference taking place at the DECC.
There could soon be another place in town to enjoy Nordic Skiing complete with lights and snow making.
It’s a game that’s growing in popularity among teens “Nerf Wars”.
Christian Music Festival Coming to Bayfront.
UWS hosted its campus day of celebration Tuesday.
Northlanders were given the chance to bring something to the table in an effort to feed the hungry.
A man from Alberta, Canada has been arrested for trying to smuggle drugs across the United States border near Canada.
A public hearing is set to consider banning E Cigarettes from all public places throughout St. Louis County.
One man is dead and several injured after a DTA crash early Tuesday morning in Downtown Duluth. The fatality and injuries happened after 2 city buses collided into each other.
Wisconsin lawmakers have approved a bill that would ban microbeads, the plastic exfoliant in soap, toothpaste and other personal care products.
Authorities in Minneapolis have charged the father of a 10-year-old boy whose body was found in the Mississippi River with 2nd-degree murder.
City Leaders stop by Fox Sunrise to talk about the St. Louis River Corridor initiative.
The Duluth Police Department is asking the public’s assistance in taking alternative routes due to a traffic accident on Superior Street from 4th Avenue West to 5th Avenue West.
The 22nd annual Empty Bowl preview event kicked off at the Depot Monday night.People got their first pick of the hundreds of home-made decorated bowls.
Duluth’s city owned golf courses at Enger and Lester parks are now fully open with deals.
Duluth city councilors voted Monday to change the distance between your neighborhood and a possible medical marijuana facility.
“This is a good opportunity for us to be right on a four lane Highway 53,” Solon Springs Mercantile co-owner Meg Thoreson said.
The Shops at BlueStone is welcoming the opening of three new businesses.
The City of Duluth is informing the public about an upcoming project involving the replacement of a Sprint telecommunications pole with a new permanent mono-pine tower in Chester Bowl Park on the upper hillside.
The Minnesota State Patrol and more than 300 law enforcement agencies across the state are making a concerted effort this week to crack down on distracted drivers.
Duluth’s shipping season is in full swing.
Monday marks the beginning of severe weather awareness week in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Monday, the City of Duluth honored nearly 3,000 volunteers for being engaged in the community.
The Duluth Natural Medicine and Chiropractic Building is now accepting appointments for laser treatments.
The hustle and bustle at the Holiday Center in Downtown Duluth will soon pick up as they welcome the addition of two restaurants.
Police have arrested the father of a 10-year-old boy whose body was found in the Mississippi River over the weekend.
A Wisconsin lawmaker says the state should legalize marijuana to reduce crime and improve the state’s economy.
St. Louis County Commissioner Chris Dahlberg, who has been encouraged by many Duluthians during the past few months to run for mayor in November, has decided against doing so.
An 84-year-old hunter who asked Minnesota lawmakers for help bagging another deer may get his wish.
A Hillside resident has announced their candidacy for a Duluth City Council seat.
A local nonprofit celebrated a milestone this weekend.
A tiny home has been on display at the Arrowhead Home and Builders show all week, and now a lucky winner is getting to keep it while helping a local organization.
Hectic and surreal are just a few words Applewood Knoll residents are using to describe what it’s been like since the 20 unit complex went up in flames.
A body found in the Mississippi River over the weekend has been identified as that of a 10-year-old Crystal boy who has been missing for nearly a month.
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources records allege that some employees last year sexually harassed co-workers, ran a sex product business on state time, tried to use their position to avoid a traffic citation and posted insulting remarks about the public online.
The driver in a crash that killed three Carleton College students last year is charged with a misdemeanor count of careless driving.
A push to strengthen sexual assault policies at Minnesota colleges is moving through the Legislature.
Raise your glasses! The Gitchee Gumee Brewfest was a hit Saturday evening. The 18th annual event was sold out.
More than 100 people gathered Saturday evening to honor the legacy of the UMD Women’s Hockey program.