Friends and family gathered in Superiors police station this afternoon to watch close ones be sworn in as Police Officers. Four new officers will start in their new position Monday, September 19th
Hundreds of Northlanders will be trying to find their way out of a spooky situation this weekend.
Sammy’s in Superior closed more than two years ago. Now, as the signs say outside, “We’re back!”
The Nation’s Biggest Inline Race is happening in Duluth.
Birders are perched on Hawks Ridge for the annual Hawk Weekend Festival.
A meeting called “Celebrations, Barriers, and Solutions to STEM Access,” discussed how to further Science, Technology, engineering and Math education in the Northland.
The Aerial Lift Bridge and Enger Tower are “Going Teal” to raise awareness for Ovarian Cancer.
A popular Duluth restaurant is gearing up for its own grand opening at a new location in Superior.
On Friday, September 16, 2016, at approximately 2:34 p.m. a black dump truck was southbound on Midway Road approaching Maple Grove Road.
St. Louis County Sheriff’s Deputies engaged in a vehicle pursuit after a vehicle with no license plate was observed traveling in excess of 90 miles an hour westbound along Martin Road Thursday evening.
More details have been set for the public memorial service for Jacob Wetterling.
Vikre Distillery in Canal Park, was recently nominated for “Best Craft Specialty Spirits Distillery” by USA Today’s 10 Best Reader’s Choice 2016.
Police say they’ve caught up with a North Carolina woman wanted after her mother’s corpse was found in a freezer sold at a yard sale.
Oklahoma prison officials say officers discovered a false wall with an “escape hatch” inside a halfway house that holds prisoners who are nearing the end of their sentences.
Minnesota health officials are investigating several possible sources of an outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease in the Minneapolis suburb of Hopkins.
Wisconsin health officials are asking Governor Scott Walker to increase Medicaid spending by $452 million in the upcoming state budget.
More than 1,000 officers in the Twin Cities area are training on how best to handle demonstrators in the wake of a fatal shooting of a black man by St. Anthony police in Falcon Heights.
UPS says it’s hiring about 1,260 people in the Twin Cities area as it gears up for holiday shipping.
On Tuesday, September 13, 2016, around 9:30 a.m., the Eveleth Police Department and other units were dispatched to 509 Polk Avenue regarding a male and female found down on the garage floor.
Motorists are urged to use extra caution this weekend along the Mississippi and St. Croix Rivers as thousands of motorcyclists take to the road for the Fall Flood Run.
On Saturday, October 22, 2016 at 11:00a.m., The Blind Pig will be opening for business in the old city hall at 132 E Superior Street in the Historic Arts & Theatre District of downtown Duluth.
For this week’s Active Adventures we focused on getting ready for hunting season.
Earlier this year, Duluth mayor Emily Larson called on kids in the community to send her their artwork, and to include their hopes and concerns for the city.
The actors and actresses for the Living History Walk in Superior held their final dress rehearsal. The walk happens at the Greenwood Cemetery on September 17th from 2-5 p.m.
Superior Dining has started serving thousands of students at UMD. New features include an open layout plan, gluten-free options, and live cooking stations.
The party helps, promote, and support healthy kids and bully free message. Raleigh Academy is a school focused on academics, character education, bully prevention, and overall health well being of our students.
HTC supporters filled the Greysolon Ballroom hoping to get their hands on some of the silent auction item’s up for bid. They hosted the event to raise money for the multiple services they provide the community.
17-year-old, Pedro Jeremias Chel Cobo, was last seen Sunday September 11, 2016. On Wednesday, family reported to Law Enforcement that Pedro has been missing.
“Dogs are a man’s best friend.”But the saying doesn’t stand for some ranchers, farmers, and politicians, when the dogs are the biggest ones in the canine family, and threaten the livelihood of some people.
Police say a man with a meat cleaver attacked an officer in New York City.
The residence at St. Ann’s celebrated National Assisted Living Week with an oktoberfest picnic and open house.
The Portland Malt Shoppe will soon close its doors after a very successful summer season.
It’s beginning to look a lot like fall in some parts of the Northland and this weekend, colors are expected to pop by the thousands right here in Duluth.
Halvor Lines in Superior is celebrating National Truck Driver Appreciation week.
Duluth Police Violent Crimes Investigators continue to follow up on leads on missing person Sheila Lou St. Clair, who was reported missing on September 10, 2015.
Researchers have identified lightning bolts in Oklahoma and France as the longest on record and warn that their discovery could alter traditional thinking on when it’s safe to go outside after a storm has passed.
Three shipwreck hunters’ six-year search of Lake Superior for a 1800s schooner barge has ended successfully.
Two people in western Michigan’s Kent County have tested positive for the West Nile virus.
Minnesota’s unemployment rate is ticking up as the state sheds jobs.
U.S. Senators Al Franken and Amy Klobuchar said they worked to pass a major water infrastructure bill in the Senate on Thursday because it not only creates jobs, modernizes community water systems, and makes the nation’s waterways more navigable, but it will also bolster investment in clean drinking water and in efforts to replace dangerous lead pipes.
Governor Scott Walker is defending his administration’s road-funding proposal.
This weekend you can enjoy a night out at the Duluth Public Library all for a good cause.
Some religious groups are meeting in bars as a way to recruit new members, reach out to people struggling with their faith and provide a different outlet to talk about God.
Fall is just around the corner and the Northland temperatures are starting to show that.
Two red swamp crayfish have been found in Tilde Lake in Clay County in northwestern Minnesota. It is the first time the species has been confirmed in a Minnesota lake, according to the Department of Natural Resources (DNR.)
Troopers, sheriff deputies and police made 1,351 DWI arrests during the end of summer extra enforcement campaign to help prevent bad choices from killing and serioulsy injuring Minnesotans.
Police are investigating after they say a kindergarten student in New Jersey’s capital city brought 30 packs of heroin to school.
It’s a week dedicated to digging up the past and learning more about it.
Some young folks in the Twin Ports are getting the chance to work on an airplane.
Tycoons Alehouse in downtown Duluth is preparing to close its doors after five years of business on Superior Street. But the owner of Tycoons will reopen with a new name and new brand.
