Minnesota’s longest-serving congressman may not be alive anymore, but his name will live on forever in the Northland. The Duluth Airport Authority will be naming its new airport terminal after the late Congressman Jim Oberstar.
Those less fortunate in Duluth were able to get the help they needed Friday afternoon, thanks to Project Homeless Connect.
So much for frozen pond hockey at Barker’s Island this weekend, because the weather is causing headaches.
After years of planning and preparation, more than a dozen teams from all over the world have touched down in Cable, Wis., for this weekend’s International Paralympic Nordic Skiing World Championship.
In an effort to learn more about the homeless in St. Louis County a study is being conducted.
Superior Police have made an arrest in Champions Lounge armed robbery incident from January 14th.
You may be excited to see the dogs at the John Beargrease Sled-Dog Marathon this weekend, but some little dogs competed this morning.
Thursday night around 7:20 p.m., St. Louis County Sheriff’s deputies responded to a snowmobile fatality accident that occurred on the Arrowhead Snowmobile Trail about 10 miles northeast of Orr.
A modern day treasure hunt led a Two Harbors boy to a wish of a lifetime Thursday.
While some businesses are hurting with the lack of snow this season, there are other businesses in Duluth that are seeing more traffic than usual.
The Superior Chamber of Commerce kicked off its first Lunch and Learn of the season Thursday.
Project Homeless Connect will offer services to locals on Friday who are either homeless or on the verge of becoming homeless.
The city of Duluth is asking lawmakers to extend a specially approved tourism tax district in the western part of town to also include the struggling Lincoln Park neighborhood.
Thursday marked the anniversary of the 1973 Supreme Court decision in Roe vs. Wade, which says women can have a legal abortion.
A relatively mild December on the Great Lakes allowed iron ore shipments to increase dramatically compared to a year ago when an early arriving winter blanketed the system with thick ice.
A new mental health-care facility celebrated its grand opening Thursday.
This morning, local business owners met to discuss their plan for the legislative session.
Advocates for allowing Minnesotans to buy booze on Sundays are back at it.
It seems like a simple task; You go to the post office, pull up next to drop box and slide in a letter. But, that’s not the case in Hibbing.
Hibbing’s top city leaders are calling a medical marijuana shop in their city exciting — both economically and medically.
For the first time this election season, all five candidates for mayor of Superior faced off in a community forum organized by voters.
Nearly 600 Duluthians came out to celebrate Duluth’s successful downtown Wednesday night.
Around this time last year thousands of people were flocking to Bayfield for a pilgrimage to the ice caves.
The St. Louis County Attorney’s office has decided not to file charges against the man arrested in this weekend’s homicide in Duluth’s Central Hillside neighborhood.
Police want the public to know about a sex offender who is living in Duluth.
You may have heard of hand, foot and mouth disease. It can be miserable for the kids who get it. But doctors say it is easily treatable. Here’s more in your FOX Focus on Health.
You now have a chance to win a Polaris ATV and trailer. All you have to do is find the 2015 Winterfest medallion.
A Debt Management Plan was set up through Lutheran Social Services to encourage clients to achieve their goals in being debt free.
St. Luke’s is expanding in a $22.5 million way, and hospital officials said Tuesday that construction is going as planned.
The West Duluth Public Library hosted different art projects and games for kids to interact and shake off some of that cabin fever.
Right now, students within the Lake Superior School District only hit the books four days a week. But the Minnesota Department of Education wants the district back to a five-day calendar.
Duluth Mayor Don Ness has unveiled his plan to possibly save Lester Park Golf Course by changing a 130-year-old state law to allow alcohol on the course.
The entire Superior community is involved in the search for Max, a German Shepard who went missing on December 15th.
Tuesday night, the Duluth School Board voted to approve the remaining Long–Range Facilities Plan, which has $5.4 million left over from the original plan that began in 2007 with a $315 million budget
Two people were arrested Monday morning after their vehicle broke through the ice on Lake St. Croix.
The Hibbing Fire Department responded at 0704 a.m. to a report of vehicle vs. school bus crash.
Lake Superior Zoo officials Tuesday euthanized Phoebe, the zoo’s 28-year-old Kodiak bear, after she had trouble rising for the past 72 hours and had not been eating.
Duluthians spend a lot of time taking care of and tuning up their outdoor toys like bikes and snowmobiles.
If Republican lawmakers have it their way, Wisconsin highways might be getting five miles an hour faster but is it a good thing?
Duluth has no shortage of coffee shops, but what about a place to get a good cup of tea?
Duluth police have released the name of a homicide victim who was killed early Saturday morning.
Shopko is closing 14 stores across the country, including the location in Ashland costing 26 people their jobs.
Monday is Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, and Duluthians of all ages, races, and creeds walked in solidarity under Dr. King’s message of peace and equality.
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Firefighters on the Ion Range battled a house fire Monday.
Those hoping to check out the ice caves this winter may get their chance.
At 10:05 a.m. Monday Jan 19th, 2015, the Duluth Fire Department responded to a porch fire in the West Duluth neighborhood.
What better way to learn whether or not you enjoy a sport, than by giving it a try when it’s free of charge.
New information is released on an attempted abduction on UMD’s campus.
On Saturday, January 17th, 2015 at 6:21 a.m. Duluth Police responded to a medical call near 2nd Avenue West and 3rd Street.
