Federal Charges Against Duluth Firefighter
New federal charges have been brought against a Duluth firefighter accused of child pornography.
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Bigger Surplus Gives Dayton Second Take on MN Budget Plan
Dayton Revisits MN Budget Proposal Thanks to Bigger Surplus
Gov. Mark Dayton is revisiting his budget proposal thanks to a bigger projected surplus that allows him to recommend more things.
Wisconsin Set to Vote on Higher Speed Limit Bill
Wisconsin lawmakers are set to vote on a bill that would green light increasing the state speed limit to 70 mph on some highways and freeways.
Wisconsin Senate to Vote on Approving Liquor Samples
Mini-shots of hard alcohol could be offered to sample at Wisconsin liquor and grocery stores under a bill up for a vote in the state Senate.
Bigger Surplus Gives Dayton Second Take on Budget Plan
Gov. Mark Dayton is revisiting his budget proposal thanks to a bigger projected surplus that allows him to recommend more things.
March 31 Farm Bill Crop Program Signup Deadline Approaching
University of Minnesota Extension officials remind farmers and landowners they have until the end of March to make their crop program choices under the 2014 farm bill.
Enger Golf Course Opens Driving Range
It may be damp outside from Monday’s rainfall, but it’s time to hit the driver range at Enger Park Golf Course.
Safe Routes to School Program Helps Grand Rapids
It’s a step that may help younger generations in Grand Rapids not only stay safe but also get more fit.
Bewley, Milroy Talk Proposed Changes on Long-Term Care
Walker's Budget Cuts Could Eliminate Popular Programs
Families of disabled Wisconsinites are taking a stand against Governor Scott Walker’s budget proposal and begging lawmakers to save long-term care programs as the state has known them in the past.
Art Appreciation Blossoms
Art appreciation is growing with each stroke of the brush in Grand Rapids.
House Panel Votes to Disband MNsure
Decision Made After Story of Death
The debate over MNsure’s future is taking an emotional turn.
Postal Distribution Center to Close in April
Set to Close April 18th
The United State Postal Service is set to close it’s mail processing center in Duluth next month.
Muddy Trails Lead to Maintenance Issues
Trails Closed in Duluth Due to Weather
While the weather has been enjoyable this past week, Duluth City Officials say the warm-up is hurting 200 miles of trails.
KYN: Hibbing’s First Day Spa
Offers Wide Range of Relaxing Amenities
In this weeks Knowing Your Neighbors, Fox 21s Avery Neuville takes us to downtown Hibbing where the owner of the city’s first day spa introduced themselves to the town offering a wide range of relaxing amenities that everyone can enjoy.
Seed Lending Library Back for Round 2
Purchase Seeds at the Duluth Public Library
For the second year in a row, you’re able to get more than just books and electronics from the Duluth Public Library.
Superior Community Proposes To Build Children’s Memorial Park
Members to Build Memorial Garden in Billings Park
Four people from Superior-Douglas County are proposing to create a garden of hope to celebrate the lives of children who were taken too soon.
Hayward Food Shelf Moving to New Location
Food Shelf in Hayward is Getting a New Home
On March 17th, the Hayward Community Food Shelf is moving around the corner to 16216 W Hwy 63.
Celebrate Irish Traditions at Clyde Iron Works
Many places around the Northland are prepping for one of the most festive holidays of the year.
Fight Against Hunger in the Northland
Students Come Together to Feed Hungry Neighbors
Area school children are teaming up with CHUM, a local food shelf, to end hunger in the Northland.
Inmates at Saginaw Corrections Center Process Meat
Proposed Pilot Program Would Give Inmates Butcher's License
Need some steaks for the grill? Get a fresh cut from a Minnesota correctional facility.
Remembering the Legacy of Alan Mitchell
Former St. Louis County Attorney Dies at 69
St. Louis County officials are mourning the loss of a longtime leader and friend.
Free Cone Day at Dairy Queen
Donations to Benefit Children's Miracle Network
In celebration of their 75th anniversary, on the 75th day of the year, Dairy Queen handed out free cones to their customers on Monday.
Duluth Driver Crashes into Power Pole
Police: Driver Suffered From Medical Condition
A 29-year-old driver walked away with just minor injuries after he crashed into a power pole.
Sunday Liquor Sales Supporters Caravan to WI
Group Travels to Make a Point About Sunday Liquor Sales in MN
A caravan of vehicles drove from the Minnesota Capitol to a liquor store in neighboring Wisconsin to make a point.
MN Poison Center Says Funding Needed to Avoid Cuts
Funding Needed to Prevent Cuts at MN Poison Center
Minnesota’s Poison Center says it needs more funding from the state, or else it will have to scale back its 24-hour emergency call center.
Donating Your Old Bike for a Good Cause
Bike Donations Needed
Continental Ski and Bike is gearing up for its annual Bike Swap.
Psychic Uses her Gifts in Superior to Help a Good Cause
Unique Fundraiser Helps St. Jude
Other than a typical fundraiser, “We like to think out of the box,” said Cathy Kates with B105. “There’s a lot of runs, there’s a lot of walks, there’s a lot of spaghetti dinners.”
Fire Displaces Family, Kills Pets
Nearly a dozen fire departments responded to a house fire Saturday evening in Mountain Iron.
Report due on Oil Pipeline Effects in Minnesota
Minnesota officials will learn more this week about the health, economic and environmental effects of pipelines carrying crude oil from North Dakota and Canada through Minnesota.
Honor Choir Concert Creates Beautiful Tunes
More than 150 youth voices came together to sing.
21st Annual Bockfest is Rockin’
Bockfest is a traditional celebration of spring.
New Ice Cream Shop Opens in Duluth
Restaurant Serves Sweet and Savory Goodness
First it was an ice cream truck and now it officially became a store.
Local Gardners Get Help with their Green Thumbs
Spring Garden Fair
The Duluth Public Library held its Spring Garden Fair.
Local Women Celebrate Women’s Right to Vote
EqualiTEA Kicks Off
“We have a lot of fun with it as you can see,” League of Women Voters Duluth Board Member Sally Munger said. “We have people rent hats to wear.”
Dirty Needle Concerns Superior Residents
Concerned homeowners in Superior are coming together to clean up city parks — after finding a dirty needle at North 18th Street and Oakes Avenue.
City Installs New Crossing Signs at Lift Bridge
The next time you walk across the Aerial Lift Bridge you will see new crossing signs.
Duluth Police Search for Wanted Man
Wanted for Drug Possession, Assault, Probation Violation
Duluth Police and the Lake Superior Drug and Violent Crime Task Force are again asking for the public’s help in locating 30 year old, Raymond Valentino Bowser.
Temporary Foster Pet Parents Needed
CHUM Seeks Volunteer Homes
A local non–profit is looking for temporary foster parents for animals.
Locals Flock to Spirit Mountain
Skiing in the Warm Temperatures
The sun peeking out and warmer weather is keeping Spirit Mountain busy.
Report Grades Minnesota’s Racial Equity Progress
Duluth Rated for Racial Justice Bills
Authors of the Minnesota Legislative Report Card on Racial Equity tell FOX 21 the report card serves as a tool for community activists and organizers to advance their work in the areas of racial justice.
Locals Confront Issues with Aging in Minnesota
Senior Care Forum
A town hall forum kicked off at Ecumen Lakeshore to discuss aging in Minnesota.
Scoop the Poop: Clean Up Pet Waste
Leaving Waste Can Threaten Environment
With most of the snow melted on city streets, the ugly side of spring is starting to show it’s stinky self.
Tycoons Alehouse Advances in Best Historic Bar Contest
Duluth Business Advances to "Sweet Sixteen"
Tycoon’s Alehouse is in the running to being named America’s best historic bar.
Work Moves Forward at Former Lafarge Site
Construction Continues at Lafarge Site
Work is moving along at the former Lafarge site for the new Pier B development.
New Proposal Would Help MN Parents with Child Care Costs
Proposal Would Help Parents in MN with Child Care Costs
Minnesota officials are hoping to do more to help parents with childcare.
Bald Eagles Migrating Back to Minnesota as Waters Open Up
Bald Eagles Make Their Way Back to Minnesota
Bald eagles are migrating back to Minnesota, and the Department of Natural Resources says they may be seen in large numbers across parts of the state over the next few weeks.
Police Arrest Woman for Homicide in Hayward
Homicide Arrest Made in Hayward
Hayward Police say they have a 31–year–old woman in custody for a homicide.
Catch Up with the Duluth K9 Unit
Duluth K9 Unit Visits Fox 21
We speak with the Duluth Police Department’s K9 Unit Supervisor about what’s new with the unit.
Ice Sculpture Comes Down — This Time On Purpose
Fourth time’s a charm! After three attempts in three days, the ice sculpture at Barker’s Island finally came crumbling down Thursday afternoon.
Fitger’s Celebrates Kickoff for Bockfest 2015
The Blessing Of The Bock A Success
The kegs have been tapped, the beer has been blessed. And now it’s time to start celebrating Bockfest at Fitger’s.
