Duluth DTA Transportation Center Taking Shape
DTA Transit Center Takes Shape in Duluth
Project officials say everyday they’re making progress and construction for the DTA Multimodal Transportation Center is on schedule.
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Authorities Release Identity of Victim in Solway Township Fire
Solway Township Fire Victim Identified
St. Louis County Sheriff’s Officials have identified the victim of a fatal fire in Solway Township.
Governor Wants to Crack Down on Illegal Poaching in MN
Dayton Wants to Crack Down on Poachers in MN
As a life-long hunter and angler, Governor Mark Dayton has proposed significant reforms to Minnesota’s poaching laws this session.
Mining Company Withdraws Application in Northern WI
WI DNR Says Mining Company Has Withdrawn Plans
The state Department of Natural Resources says a company that was looking to open a huge iron mine in northern Wisconsin has officially withdrawn its plans.
Senate Democrats Stress Education, Reserves in MN Budget Plan
MN Senate Democrats Release Budget Plan
Minnesota Senate Democrats have produced a two-year budget outline that would commit $550 million more for education programs and socks $250 million extra into state reserves.
Forest Service Extends Comment Period on BWCA Land Swap
The U.S. Forest Service is giving the public more time to weigh in on a proposal to swap state-owned land within the Boundary Waters Canoe Area for federal land elsewhere in the Superior National Forest.
State, Federal Agencies Plan Forums on Predator Compensation
The Minnesota Department of Agriculture and the federal Farm Service Agency will host a series of town hall meetings in northern Minnesota to explain state and federal programs that compensate farmers for livestock losses due to wolves, raptors and weather.
Weekend Spotlight: March 27-29
Here’s your Weekend Spotlight with TwinPortsNightLife.com.
One Dead in Home Fire in Solway Township
Authorities report a man’s body was found after a fire in a home in northeastern Minnesota.
Dunkin’ Donuts Begins Construction in Duluth
If you’re a fan of Dunkin’ Donuts, you’re in luck because in a few months the first store will soon be opening in the Twin Ports.
Duluth Proposes Major Overhaul in Taxi Laws
Ordinance Changes Aim to Make Cabs Cleaner, Safer
City leaders are planning for a major overhaul in Duluth’s taxi business, and cab drivers are taking the wheel to help with the new direction.
Duluth Police Search for Two Missing Children
Believed to be With Noncustodial Mother
The Duluth Police Department is requesting the public’s help in locating two children who are with a noncustodial parent against a court order.
Taste at Fitger’s Kicks Off Friday
Get your taste buds ready for an exciting culinary adventure.
Bong Bridge Lanes Closing For Construction
If you take the Bong Bridge, be prepared for possible delays next week.
UWS Library Recovers From 2012 Flood
The flood of 2012 caused at least $18 million in damage to UW-Superior’s Jim Dan Hill Library.
Local Nonprofit is in Need of Mentors
March into Mentoring Campaign
A local program pairing kids up with positive role models is asking for your help.
Rural Schools Struggle to Keep, Attract Teachers
Declining Enrollment, State Aid Cuts to Blame
Leaders of some rural school districts in the Northland are concerned they are not receiving the funding necessary to retain enough staff members to provide a quality education for students.
Grand Rapids Man Charged With Attempted Murder
Prosecutor: Stabbed Brother Multiple Times
A 31-year-old Grand Rapids man has been charged with second degree attempted murder after prosecutors said he stabbed his brother multiple times.
Limited School Space at Marengo Valley Causes Concern
Increasing Number of Students, Need for School Space
Marengo Valley is seeing an increasing number of students with a limited amount of space at its current school.
Sex Offender Moves into Duluth Neighborhood
The Duluth Police Department wants the public to know about a level three sex offender who has moved into the community.
Wisconsin DNR Proposes Daily 3 Walleye Limit
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources wants to continue a three-walleye limit for lakes and rivers within the state’s ceded territory.
Former Seaway Hotel Gets Major Clean-up
Residents Feel Safe After Building Gets Renovations
The Esmond Building, formerly known as the Seaway Hotel, has significantly cleaned up.
Maurices Tower Set to Get Even Taller
Crews Start Work on Floors 7-11
If you’ve been in downtown Duluth recently, you’ve likely seen the maurices tower getting taller and taller.
Em Westerlund Kicks Off Duluth City Council Campaign
Wednesday a District 3 candidate had her campaign kick off.
Police, Attorneys Talk Body Camera Pros and Cons
DPD Pushes State Lawmakers to Create Guidelines on Body Cam Video Clips
When it comes to moments captured through body cameras there are no solid laws on what’s public and what’s private.
Public Discusses Future of Lincoln Park Neighborhood
Early Stages to Revamp a Vacant Area of Duluth
An area of Duluth that can easily be labeled as a “ghost town,” with its vacant buildings, will soon see the first steps of future development.
Duluth Students Out of Classroom for Community Service
Lakeview Christian Academy Takes a Day of Service
Lakeview Christian Academy students took a day out of the classroom to serve several locations in Duluth.
Spring Has Almost Sprung at Cloquet Greenhouses
Year Round Efforts to Produce Spring Blooms
The saying may be that April showers bring May flowers but for the Cloquet Greenhouse it’s a year round effort that produces spring blooms.
Cloquet Country Club Seeking New Superintendent
General Manager Looking for Management Skills
A group of people who can’t wait for the cold weather to end and snow to melt is the golfers. But, this year a new face will be seen on the course in Cloquet.
55th Season Kicks Off at Gordy’s Hi-Hat in Cloquet
Infamous Burger Joint Opens Its Doors
If you aren’t in the spring mood yet, maybe the grand opening of Gordy’s will help.
Gov. Walker Approves Improvement Project at Richard I. Bong Airport
Governor Scott Walker today announced a $365,833 project to do planning and design for the construction of a parallel taxiway to Runway 14/32 at Richard I Bong Airport.
Police: Grand Rapids Man Stabbed Family Member
Arguement Allegedly Turned Violent
A 31-year-old Grand Rapids man is in the Itasca County Jail following assault accusations.
Authorities Identify Suspect in WI State Trooper’s Killing
Authorities Release Suspect's Identity in Trooper's Killing in WI
Authorities have now identified the man suspected of killing a Wisconsin State Patrol trooper in Fond du Lac.
DPS: Dangerous Marijuana Wax Showing up in Minnesota
The Department of Public Safety wants to warn Minnesotans about the dangers of a drug called marijuana wax.
Hanger Hits The Road: Iron River, Wis.
It’s Wednesday night and time for Hanger Hits the Road. This week, FOX 21’s Dan Hanger takes you to Iron River, Wis., that’s got a wide range of offerings, especially on the driving range.
Shear Katz Closes After 30 Years In Duluth
After three decades of hair service in Duluth, Shear Katz Salon is no more.
Neighbors Annoyed After 40+ Car Windows Shot Up with BB Gun
Duluth Police Looking for Suspect(s)
Annoyed, angry, and violated are some of the feelings Duluthians have after vandals shot out 40-plus car windows Monday night.
Duluth City Leaders Talk Bike Accommodations
Duluth Leaders Plan Bike Accomodations
The City of Duluth is working to please bikers.
Crafts and Community Blend to Create Folk School
A successful folk school in Grand Marais is the focal point of discussion in Ely.
Dairy Farm Lawsuit Supporter Speaks Out
A key supporter of an organic dairy farmer facing legal battles with the Minnesota Department of Agriculture speaks out.
The Brule Steelhead Fishing Opener
Fisherman Prepare to Get Back Out on the Water
Fox 21’s Stef Manisero takes us out to the river in Brule, Wisconsin, where many are getting excited for a Northland tradition.
Authorities Rescue Man from Corn Bin in Washburn County
Man Rescued from Corn Bin
At approximately 1 p.m. Monday Washburn County Dispatch was notified of a man trapped in a corn bin at the Frey Farm on Frey Road Township of Sarona.
Buddies Not Bullies: Step Up to Stop Bullying in the Northland
Anti-Bullying Org. Helps Raise Awareness
The topic of bullying is an emotionally charged and very serious issues not only across the country but here in the Northland and a new organization is helping reiterate the importance of anti bullying within the community.
Duluth Mail Collection at Earlier Time Due to Processing Center Closing
Processing Center Will Close April 18th
The Duluth Distribution Center will close for good April 18th.
Jet Crashes in Alps with 150 Aboard; No Survivors Expected
A passenger jet carrying 150 people crashed Tuesday in the French Alps as it flew from Barcelona to Duesseldorf, authorities said.
WI Bill Would OK Off-Duty Police with Guns in School
Bill Would Allow Off-Duty Officers to Carry Guns in WI Schools
A proposal that would allow off-duty and retired police officers to carry guns in schools is finding support in the Wisconsin Legislature.
Police: About 35 Vehicles Have Windows Shot Out in Duluth
Vehicles Have Windows Shot Out in Duluth & Proctor
On 03/24/2015, Duluth Police have taken approximately 35 damage to property calls where vehicle windows were likely shot out by a pellet or BB type gun.
Police Negotiators Convince Suspect to Surrender in Superior
Superior Police Make Arrest After Standoff
The Superior Police Department Emergency Response Team was activated to respond to a house in the 4400 block of E 1st St for what ended up being a four hour standoff.
Gardner Won’t Seek Re-election as Duluth Councilor
Duluth Councilor Won't Seek 3rd Term
Duluth city councilor Sharla Gardner announced late Monday night she will not be running for a third term.
Duluth House Fire Declared Arson
A house fire in Duluth has been ruled arson, according to fire officials.
