The Cloquet School District is calling for a $56–million dollar bond referendum. It’s a hefty sum of cash that some people said is financially irresponsible.
An historic estate is about to get some much needed upkeep.
Minnesota has temporarily stopped accepting TurboTax filings by individual taxpayers because of security concerns.
There is a new activity offering locals kids warm fun and literacy at a reasonable price.
Red Rock Radio’s Winterfest 2015 Medallion Hunt is over! The 3-inch clear acrylic disc was found Wednesday at approximately 12:45pm in Millennium Park in Superior, WI by 36-year old Ben Buchanan and his friend Charlie Mercier, 39-years old, both of Duluth.
In Duluth firefighters are investigating the cause of an early morning fire.
A wanted sex offender in Sawyer County has been caught.
At 12:26 a.m. on Thursday Feb 5th, 2015, The Duluth Fire Department responded to a structure fire at 2532 Piedmont Ave.
The Chisholm and Hibbing Fire Departments responded to a Chisholm house fire at 6:46 p.m. last night.
Whether it was for a dollar or something else free, panhandlers used to set up inside and outside of Pizza Man in Superior asking for money to buy food, booze and sometimes even to gamble inside the restaurant.
The Duluth Police Department says they have taken five violent criminals off the streets and put them behind bars.
“I feel home, you know, it’s like the best way to put it,” Duluth East High School student Abigail Mitchell said.
It tumbled down Tuesday morning in all of its 60-foot glory, the Lake Superior Ice Sculpture, but it’s not stopping the Iceman from rebuilding.
It’s not the first time a bill of its kind, one aimed at lowering the drinking age to 18, has been introduced in the Minnesota Legislature.
An adventure that began 5 years ago for Lonnie Dupre, ended a few weeks back at 20,237 feet, as he became the first man to summit north America’s tallest peak all by himself in January.
Residents in the Northland are hoping to get lucky this week.
In-store customers are being randomly selected to pay with ‘lovin’ instead of cash.
The Carlton County Sheriff’s Office is looking for a man who authorities said sexually and physically assaulted a woman.
A man convicted of killing a police officer in the Twin Cities last summer has been sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison.
Sawyer County authorities are searching for a sex offender who fled from an emergency housing unit there.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker is proposing drug testing for those seeking a variety of public benefits and a massive cut to the University of Wisconsin System under a state budget that comes as he takes more steps toward a presidential run.
A statewide coalition of labor, faith and community organizations are kicking off a campaign called “Minnesota Benefits.”
WiFi keeps most military bases overseas up and running, and at the same time, connects soldiers with their loved ones 24 hours a day.
Tuesday afternoon, community members celebrated the opening of a building honoring the legacy of a man who dedicated his life to helping others.
What was meant to be the world’s largest ice sculpture, instead came crumbling down Tuesday morning in Superior.
It looks like Duluth is about to get greener.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker is releasing his two-year state budget amid growing interest in his likely presidential run.
“I’m going to Afghanistan” are the words Master Sergeant Josh Fish said to his wife, and two small kids about year ago.
In Part 3 of a special series called “Young at Heart,” FOX 21’s Dan Hanger checks back in with 101-year-old Millard LaJoy of Pike Lake who still drives, lives on his own and is full of life.
The Duluth Port Authority handles, on average, 38 million short tons of cargo a year and soon the port will be inter-modal.
Gamers in Duluth have something new to be excited about.
A Grand Rapids man has pleading guilty to causing his wife’s death.
Officials with a Florida company looking to dig a huge iron mine just south of Lake Superior say field work has come to a standstill but they’re not abandoning the project.
A 28-year-old Barnum man is fighting for his life in a Duluth hospital after he crashed into a tree.
One person is dead as a result of a snowmobile crash in Gordon Saturday evening.
The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) and the Duluth Police Department announced that a suspect has been linked by DNA to the 1981 murder of 17-year-old Carolyn Andrew of Duluth. Investigators believe Cecil Wayne Oliver, who died in 1988 at the age of 30, was involved in the assault and murder of Andrew.
Every year on Super Bowl Sunday a local church kicks off a festival to embrace the cold temps and have some fun in the snow.
Even though the Vikings or Packers did not make it to the Super Bowl this year locals still came out to cheer and see who would take home the trophy.
Every night Carissa Frankel is forced to tuck her kids into bed without their daddy because he’s on a ten month deployment.
Air quality in Minnesota ice arenas is heavily regulated and could be saving people from serious medical conditions.
St. Paul is considering whether to join the growing list of cities whose police officers wear body cameras.
Gov. Scott Walker is prepared to spend millions more on rural schools, but some education officials said it won’t be enough for some struggling districts.
Minnesota lawmakers want to address a looming shortage of health care professionals.
A team of students from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, is conducting research on foxes and coyotes in hopes of learning how the animals and humans can peacefully coexist.
Three structures built from 10,000 cans of beans are spread throughout Miller Hill Mall.
Climbers from all over Wisconsin and Minnesota gathered at UWS to put their skills to the test.
It’s not unheard of to talk about a teacher shortage, as in full-time instructors, but what about a dwindling number of available substitute teachers?
A 54-year-old man from Iron River died after his vehicle rolled in Bayfield County Friday.
The Lego Robotics Championship is just a week away and local team Masters of Disasters 2.0 is putting the final touches on their projects.
Friday, a former Carlton County employee pleaded guilty to theft by swindle for stealing more than one million dollars from her bosses.
