Minnesota Orchestra Musicians to Play at Karpeles Museum
Coffee Conversation: Music at the Museum
This weekend the Karpeles Manuscript Museum will be filled with music as Twin Cities’ Music at the Museum performs.
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DNR bans deer-feeding in 5 Minnesota counties in CWD fight
370-square-mile disease management zone announced
The Department of Natural Resources plans to ban deer feeding in five counties, as the agency fights chronic wasting disease in southeastern Minnesota.
Bob Dylan to give concerts in Sweden after missing Nobel ceremonies
He last performed in Sweden at two sold-out shows in 2015
Bob Dylan couldn’t make it to Stockholm to pick up his literature award or attend the Nobel ceremonies, but he’ll be here with his band in April for a few gigs.
Nikki’s Notebook: Changes Coming To Education System
Trump Has Announced Nominee For Education Secretary
Changes are coming to the nation’s education system following the results of this year’s presidential election.
Duluth Kids Shop With a Cop
Each Child is Given 250 Dollars to Shop With
The kids and officers walked through the aisles of target to pick out their perfect gift for this holiday season.
Twin Ports Feminists Work to Send Women to March in D.C.
The Goal is to Raise $4,000
Women in the Twin Ports are working to send people to The Women’s March on Washington D.C. in January.
Boy Scouts Race Pinewood Derby Cars With Seniors
Residents at the Primrose Retirement Community of Duluth raced Pinewood Derby cars with local Boy Scouts.
Hibbing Power Plant Catches Fire
Authorities believe a faulty conveyor belt is to blame for a fire Sunday at the Hibbing Public Utilities Power Plant.
3 Hibbing Families Displaced By Fire
An apartment fire on Saturday has forced three families to find a new place to live.
Gov. Dayton Proclaims Bob Dylan Day in Minnesota
Bob Dylan was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature, one of the most prestigious writing awards in the world.
The Hibbing Fire Department Responds to Two Fires in One Day
The Hibbing Fire Department Responds to Two Fires
The Hibbing Fire Department responded to two fires today.
Obama endorses Minnesota bid for World’s Fair in 2023
Minnesota bid for World's Fair in 2023 approved
President Barack Obama has endorsed a Minnesota bid to host a World’s Fair in 2023 on the theme of wellness.
Arrowhead Ice Fishing, Snowmobile, and Winter Show Draws Outdoor Enthusiasts
The annual event happens this weekend at the DECC.
With the chill in the air, the Arrowhead Ice Fishing, Snowmobile, and Winter Show is getting all those snow enthusiasts ready for the outdoors this season.
Bob Dylan Day Honors the Legendary Musician
December 10th will be declared Bob Dylan Day in Minnesota.
To recognize Bob Dylan’s receiving a Nobel Prize in Literature, Governor Mark Dayton will declare December 10th as Bob Dylan day in Minnesota.
Hibbing Museum Shares Woman’s Collection of 500 Santa Claus Figurines
Some of the Santa Claus figurines will be on display through the end of January.
The Hibbing Historical Society Museum is sharing part of one woman’s collection of nearly 500 Santa Claus figurines.
Fire breaks out in Hibbing
Mutliple agencies responsed at 10:30 a.m.
A fire broke out at West Third Avenue home in Hibbing today.
Spirit Mountain Set to Open Saturday
Limited trails will be open for use this weekend
Limited trails will be open for use this weekend
Lake Assault Boats Signs Multi Million Dollar Contract
San Antonio Will Pay the Company 6.5 Million Dollars for 43 New Boats
Lake Assault Boats LLC in Superior is looking to hire around 14 people, after signing a multi-million dollar contract with the city of San Antonio Texas.
Essentia Health Provides Clinical Trials Through the Institute of Rural Health
The Clinical Trials Help Find New Ways to Prevent, Detect, and Treat Medical Conditions
The Essentia Institute of Rural Health has been working to develop future patient care through clinical trials.
American Indian Health Clinic Expansion is Complete
$14.7 Million Expansion is Complete and the Building is in Business
The Fond Du Lac Human services held their Dedication Ceremony today after the 14.7 million dollar expansion of the Center for American Indian Resources Building.
Winter storm to impact travel throughout Wisconsin this weekend
Heavy snow expected to impact road conditions
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation, would like to remind motorists to be cautious if traveling in what could be hazardous conditions. High winds and drifting snow are expected to make driving very difficult this weekend.
Man threatens local law enforcement officers
Posted a threatening status to Facebook
A disturbing message appeared on Facebook, around 4:00 p.m. Thursday, December 8th, from a 20-year-old Itasca County resident.
Tips on How to Prevent Vehicle Theft
From the Duluth Police Department
It’s the holiday season, and many are out shopping for that perfect holiday gift. Vehicle prowl thefts are a crime of opportunity that can be prevent, if the right steps are taken to avoid such opportunities for thieves.
Windows being shot out in Superior
Happening near Hammond Avenue and the east end
More windows have been shot out in Superior.
Man gets 19-45 years in Michigan’s ‘Baby Kate’ disappearance
Convicted of second-degree murder
A northern Michigan man convicted of second-degree murder in the disappearance of his 4-month-old daughter has been sentenced to 19 to 45 years in prison.
Arrowhead Ice Fishing, Snowmobile and Winter Show Attracts Thousands
The Event Offers a Wide Variety of Good Deals Throughout the Weekend
The DECC will be home to the 2016 Arrowhead Ice Fishing, Snowmobile, and Winter Show December 9-11.
Obama orders review of election hacking
Security officials must report their findings before Jan. 20
A White House official says the president has ordered a review of the email hacking that rattled the presidential campaign.
Preparing for Snowmobile Season with Duluth Lawn and Sport
Tips on What to Buy for Clothing, Equipment, and Accessories
For this week’s Active Adventures we visited Duluth Lawn and Sport.
Examiner: Philadelphia had 35 heroin deaths in 5 days
Unknown whether this heroin was more potent than normal
The Philadelphia medical examiner’s office says several heroin deaths reported over the weekend might have been part of a bigger problem: as many as 35 deaths in five days.
Free Vintage Christmas Movie Showing
Event Features Sensory Sensative Activities
On Saturday, December 10, the Douglas County Historical Society will be hosting a free holiday event, featuring vintage Christmas Season movies from the 1950’s and earlier.
Eau Claire drug conspiracy probe results in 5 indictments
Distribution of hundreds of pounds of pot, cocaine, and meth
A yearlong investigation into the large-scale distribution of illegal drugs in the Eau Claire area has resulted in federal indictments against five people.
Johnson’s Bakery Brings Tray of Goodies for National Pastry Day
National Pastry Day is Celebrated Annually on December 9
Friday morning on FOX 21 Local News, Megan Spitzley, Manager of Johnson’s Lakeside Bakery, brought in a tray of goodies for the morning crew.
Medical Professionals Warn About Flu Season
Essentia Health Seeing An Uptick Of Patients
It’s getting to be that time of year – cold and flu season is well on its way.
Veteran’s Remembrance Dinner In Duluth
Past Military Members Honored At Depot
A veteran’s remembrance dinner was held Thursday at the Depot to honor past members of the military, and to pay tribute to one in particular.
Superior Man Fights Back Against Fake IRS Agents
A phone scam claiming to be the IRS is targeting residents in the Northland. One Superior man actually stayed on the phone for over two hours, basically playing dumb, and acting as if he were truly doing everything the scammers asked him to do. The best part? He filmed the whole thing.
Duluth Receives Grant from EPA for Brownfield Redevelopment
The grant will create a revolving loan program which redevelopers could apply for and use on brownfield projects.
Hundreds of sites around Duluth have been called brownfields or those that are either underdeveloped or in some cases are contaminated. The city has a new loan program so these fields can reach their potential.
Big Bundle Up Receives Big Donation
An anonymous donor donated nearly 800 pieces of winter gear to the drive.
The Big Bundle Up campaign felt the warm embrace from an anonymous donor who donated hundreds of pieces of clothing for those in need.
The Nutcracker Ballet Takes Center Stage This Weekend
Performances begin Friday at 7 p.m. at the DECC Symphony Hall
Performances begin Friday at 7 p.m. at the DECC Symphony Hall
Grand Rapids is Building a Multi-Use Outdoor Pavilion
Pavilion to Be Used for Many Different Sports
The city of Grand Rapids is getting a multi-use outdoor pavilion for activites ranging from ice hockey, to pickle ball.
No new jets for Duluth 148th Fighter Wing
Lawmakers had been pushing for jets
The Duluth 148th Fighter Wing will not be getting F–35A fighter planes.
Magnetation Could Have New Owners
The New Owners Hope to Bring Jobs Back to the Iron Range
Magnetation had closed down its plants, and had been under bankruptcy protection for 19 months, before making the decision to sell the rest of its assets to ERP Iron Ore LLC.
Car Mechanics Urge Winter Car Maintenance
The Winter Season Brings Winter Car Maintenance
The winter season is upon us and it’s time to pay more attention to your car.
Salvation Army in Need of Bell Ringers
Over 1300 hours needed to fill before Christmas Eve
The Salvation Army is searching for bell ringers in hopes of raising more funds this holiday season.
Superior Law Enforcement Officers Serve Lunch to Raise Money
To support some important local programs
Superior police officers joined other community leaders at The Kitchen to serve up lunch, while also raising money to help support some important local programs.
New adminstration paving way for more steel industry jobs
Steel industry could be in an uptick
The president of U.S. Steel has announced some good news for that industry.
Banks in India suing Essar Group
$560 million in damages sought
Some banks in India are suing the Essar Group. They want to be paid back for overruns in cost related to Essar’s unfinished mine and processing plant in Nashwauk.
Trump making plans to return to Wisconsin next week
Has been holding rallies around the country for a "thank you" tour
President-elect Donald Trump is planning a return visit to Wisconsin next week on the day an election recount must be done.
Multiple arrests made on Sale of Heroin charges
Approximately 94 grams of heroin
On Wednesday, December 7, 2016, investigators from the Lake Superior Drug and Violent Crime Task Force and Superior Police Department Narcotics Investigators, executed a search warrant in the city of Superior.
December 10th to be proclaimed “Bob Dylan Day” by Gov. Dayton
Gov. Dayton will make the annoucement at a community celebration in Hibbing
On Saturday, December 10, 2016, Governor Mark Dayton will proclaim “Bob Dylan Day” in the state of Minnesota, at a community celebration in Hibbing.
Former astronaut, U.S. Sen. John Glenn of Ohio has died at 95
Was the first American to orbit Earth, in 1962
Former astronaut and U.S. Senator John Glenn has died in Ohio at the age of 95.
