Minneapolis Federal Reserve to Start Indian Country Center
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis plans to start a national center to spur development on Indian reservations.
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Fatal ATV Accident in Wisconsin
A 10-year-old boy has died days after he was injured in an all-terrain vehicle accident.
Drought Means Low Levels on Minnesota Lakes
A moderate drought across Minnesota means that the state’s lakes are seeing below-average water levels, and has some boating enthusiasts hoping for rain.
Blood Centers Seeking Donations
Current Need for Blood Types B and O in Minnesota
Local donation centers in The Northland want to remind people that there is always a need for blood, and encourage people who can to come in and donate.
Duluthians Observe Good Friday
Vineyard Church Opens Doors to Public for Afternoon Mass
Friday afternoon, many Duluthians went to Vineyard Church for an artistic experience to reflect on Jesus’ sacrifice.
Interior Tomato To Open Second Location
The Interior Tomato has its roots in West Duluth, but with business growing, owners have decided to open up a second location in Superior.
Low Gas Prices Encourage Holiday Travel
Friday afternoon, people around town were packing up their cars and slamming their trunks, getting ready to head out of town for the holiday weekend.
70 MPH Wind Gusts Recorded in Duluth During Red Flag Warning
Crews Respond to Multiple Northland Wildfires
The National Weather Service recorded 70 mile per hour wind gusts Thursday afternoon.
Duluth Woman Hit by Car on London Road
A woman is recovering after being hit by a car Friday morning on London Road in Duluth.
Honor Flight Applications and Donations Needed
A local organization helping to bring closure to Northland veterans is now accepting applications and donations.
UMD Unveils Technological Motion and Media Lab
MMAD Lab Brings Different Majors Together
It doesn’t happen very often that leaders from different areas of study have a chance to work together to research and help students.
Easter Spending is Helping Local Shops
About 80% of Americans will celebrate Easter this year which means big business for local shops.
New Restaurant Opening up in Superior
In a FOX 21 exclusive another 7 West Taphouse will soon be up and running in Superior.
Locals Needed to Get Duluth Clean and Green
Volunteers Needed to Get Duluth Clean & Green
Duluth is asking locals to help clean now that we’re seeing green.
Duluth Police Close Death Investigation
Duluth Police: Man Acted in Self-Defense
Duluth police have decided not to charge a 53-year-old Duluth man for the death of a 33-year-old.
Doctors: Flu Season Worst in Recent Memory
More than 3,600 Minnesotans Hospitalized for Flu Symptoms
If you didn’t get the flu this year consider yourself lucky.
High Winds, Dry Conditions Spark Dozens of Wildfires
Fire Reaches Just Feet from Duluth Townhomes
Fifty-mile-an-hour wind gusts and extremely dry conditions triggered a dangerous and active day Thursday as dozens of wild fires sparked up in the Northland.
Wisconsin Couple Makes Homemade Sauerkraut
Owners of Spirit Creek Farm Bring Back Traditional Ways of Krauts
The fermenting season is just wrapping up, and the farming season is about to get underway at Spirit Creek Farm.
A Juicy Sandwich Helps out Local Dogs
Douglas County Animals Benefit from Fundraiser
The Humane Society of Douglas County kicked off their annual Sloppy Joe Lunch and Bake Sale at the Douglas County Courthouse in Superior.
I-35 Lanes Closed for Spring Sweeping
Some lanes on the Hwy 35 will be closed as maintenance crews do some spring sweeping.
Northland Construction Season Underway
More than $254 million will go to constructing parts of northeastern Minnesota
Superior Wetland Plan Gets Financial Boost
A hefty donation is helping a project in Superior move forward.
Allegiant Air Pilots Strike Averted by Court Ruling
Judge's Ruling Prevents Allegiant Strike
A federal court has issued a temporary restraining order blocking pilots at discount carrier Allegiant Air from a planned strike Thursday.
DNR Seeks More Public Input on Deer Population Goals
The Department of Natural Resources is seeking public input about proposed deer population goals for large chunks of Minnesota.
Duluth’s Vikre Distillery Launches Vodka
A popular and fairly new distillery in Duluth is celebrating the launch of its Lake Superior Vodka.
‘Fire Weather Watch’ Issued For Northern Minn.
Thursday: 10 a.m. Through 7 p.m.
Serious fire danger is on from the Northern Plains to the Upper Midwest and right into the Northland.
Non-Profits, Grocery Stores Prep For Easter Sunday
The clock is ticking to Easter Sunday and much of the Northland is preparing for that big meal after church.
Frankie’s Tavern Moves Out, Mr. Lucky’s Owner Moves In
The owner of Superior’s original pool hall has found a place to reopen.
Front Doors at Glensheen Mansion Get Facelift
The gateway to a historic site in Duluth is getting a much needed facelift.
Top Hat Tavern Welcomes Twin Ports Pool Players
Superior Opens New Pool Hall
If you live in the Twin Ports and like to shoot some pool, you’re in luck because there’s a new bar in town.
Renovated Lincoln Park School Welcomes First Tenants
14 Families Move into New Apartment Building
Wednesday the first 14 families moved into the renovated school building.
Unique Rock Mural Comes to Downtown Duluth
Government Services Center Decorates New Lobby
St. Louis County hired a local artist to create a mural made out of pieces of hand-cut steel and stones donated from area residents.
6th Annual Northland Job Fair
124 Actively-Hiring Employers Gather at the DECC
“Tell me about yourself” and “Where do you see yourself in five years?” were questions asked Wednesday at the 6th Annual Northland Job Fair.
City Reacts to Federal Judge Ruling About Casino Battle
Ongoing Litigation Is Not Over Yet
In the wake of a federal judge’s decision regarding the legal battle between the city of Duluth and the Fond du Lac Band over the Fond du Luth Casino, many questions remain.
MN State Leaders Propose Free, All Day Preschool
Greenhaven Elementary preschoolers are in class for 7 1/2 hours a week but a proposal making its way through the capital could change that.
Point of Rocks Apartment Plan Receives Financial Help
HRA Votes to Provide $1.13 Million to Developers
Developers planning to build a 114–unit apartment complex at Point of Rocks, got a financial boost from Duluth.
Babbitt Man Pleads Guilty to Murdering Mom’s Boyfriend
Babbitt Man Pleads Guilty to Murder
A 26-year-old Babbitt man has pleaded guilty to killing his mother’s boyfriend.
Four Rescued from Spider Lake in Iron River
Four Rescued after Dog Goes Into Spider Lake
On 3–31–15 at approx. 7:00 P.M. Bayfield Co. Communications Center received a 911 call reporting a person, possibly drowning in Spider Lake, Town of Iron River, after falling through the ice.
Law on Collecting DNA Upon Arrest Takes Effect in WI
New DNA Law Starts in WI
A new state law is taking effect that greatly expands the collection of DNA samples by law enforcement officials.
WI Wildlife Experts Say Bill Could Be Lethal for Deer
Experts Says Deer Feeding Bill May Have Fatal Implications
A wildlife expert says a Republican bill aimed at allowing Wisconsin residents to feed deer may have fatal implications for the animals.
Hanger Hits The Road: Barnum, Minn.
In this week’s edition of Hanger Hits the Road, FOX 21’s Dan Hanger takes you to Barnum, Minn., where Uncle Louie is the talk of the town.
City Sets Up Dump Sites For Winter Sand, Salt
The City of Duluth is inviting residents to dispose of excess road salt and sand from sidewalks, curbs, and boulevards at one of the collection sites set up around the city.
City Requests Bonding Bill Funds for New Arena
Proctor Looks to Build Multi-Use Facility
The city of Proctor is one step closer to sealing the deal on a new regional multi-use arena.
St. Louis County to Invest $119M in Road, Bridge Reconstruction
More than 420 Miles of Road, 47 Bridges to be Redone
St. Louis County roads are about to get a makeover that has a bigger price tag than what it cost to repair Duluth after the 2012 flash flood.
Minnesota DFLers Give Session Update
Minnesota House DFL leaders and local lawmakers visited Duluth Tuesday to give an update on the legislative session.
681 Employees of U.S. Steel To Lose Jobs on Iron Range
Iron Production at Minntac Plant Being Partially Idled
Not even three weeks after U.S. Steel announced it would be laying off 412 employees at its plant in Keewatin, the company said Tuesday it will be idling production at its second Minnesota plant, Minntac, leaving hundreds more without work.
‘Celebrate Children’s Day’ Raises Awareness about Child Abuse
902 Reports Made in Douglas County in 2014
Community members got together Tuesday to raise awareness for a very serious crime.
DECC Hosts Economic Forum on Housing
Looking for Long-Term Prosperity
The DECC in Duluth played host to a forum about economic trends in the Twin Ports.
Duluth Loses Case Over Casino Agreement
Judge Rules Against City of Duluth in Casino Case
The city of Duluth has lost its legal battle over the Fond–du–Luth Casino.
