Dozens of local bands played a tribute concert in honor of a well known area keyboard player, who recently passed away from Lung Cancer.
31-year-old Tina Mae Polkoski, former owner of Norm’s Beer and Brats in Superior, lost her life in a tragic motor vehicle accident in June. And on Saturday, friends came together to help raise money for her two sons who now are growing up without their mother.
The 6th annual Bong Center Benefit Car Show was held at the Richard I bong center today.
The Tall ships are still in Duluth, and Thousands of people continue the city to see the boats.
Statewide crackdown on drunken driving starts today, with a campaign, Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over.
Thousands of people are pouring in to Duluth for the Tall Ships.
Tall Ships are in town, but the ports are still open to other boats and water craft
Governor Mark Dayton announced Thursday that he will not call a special legislative session to pass tax breaks and millions of dollars in statewide construction projects. This means projects in and around Duluth will have to wait at least a year in uncertainty.
Republican Presidential Candidate Donald Trump made his first visit to the Land of 10,000 Lakes on Friday, asking for thousands of dollars.
Summer is the perfect time to get out on the Lake Superior and this year the water temperature is even warmer than usual.
Tragedy struck in June for a Northland community.
Thousands of people walk through Bayfront Park, where more than 100 artists display their work, like Photographs of breathtaking landscapes, intricate beadwork, and elegant sculptures.
Gov. Mark Dayton and legislative leaders are abandoning their hopes of a special session. Duluth Mayor Emily Larson responded Thursday with extreme disappointment.
All eyes were on the water for the beginning of Tall Ships 2016. Thousands were on the lookout for their favorite ship.
It’s the 126th Carlton County Fair in Barnum Minnesota.
Officials say more than 40 percent of Minnesota’s waters are currently impaired or polluted.
On Monday, August 15, Law Enforcement officers served two search warrants in Radisson and Exeland, Wisconsin as the result of two methamphetamine investigations.
Aside from the Tall Ships making their way in to the Northland on Thursday, Art in Bayfront Festival Park begins as well.
As students prepare to head back to school, it can be a difficult task for parents to deal with hot or cold lunch every day.
With the Olympics in full swing, the family YMCA in Duluth is helping young people get in on the action.
Nearly 400 classic cars lined the streets, and about 3,000 people showed up to enjoy the show.
A deer river man has been sentenced in the death of his 2-month-old son.
The all-clear was given Wednesday after a mysterious container was found along the beach in Poplar.
15 Northland Goodwill locations are ready to help with those back-to-school shoppers.
Many hotels in the Twin Ports have been all booked up for the Tall Ships festival for about a year. Hotel rates have been close to those of very large cities.
CHUM Center wants to create a landlord incentive program. The program would give landlords incentives to rent to those convicted of crimes. The program would protect the landlords in case anything were to go wrong with a rental guarantee fund.
The City of Grand Rapids sees a large number of Deer related car accidents each year, and the deer also impact the vegetation in the city limits. But The Minnesota Department of Natural resources is working on a solution.
There’s something for everyone at the Itasca County Fair.
As summer comes to an end, parents and kids are getting ready to go back to school.
The new Fleet Farm in Hermantown is expected to bring around 200 jobs to the region.
An arrest has been made in Duluth after police found a man with heroin in his possession.
You may have seen some incredible moments during this summer’s 2016 Olympic Games in Rio, but Wednesday, you could become an Olympian right here in the Northland!
With the much anticipated Tall Ships Festival kicking off Thursday, we wanted to know if it’s better to take your pups with, or more beneficial to leave them at home.
A divided Duluth City Council voted Monday night to approve new apartments North of Miller Trunk Highway.
Windy conditions have created a wonderland for Kite Boarders on Lake Superior.
Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson is back on the campaign trail, and made a media stop in Duluth earlier this morning.
Representatives from the Department of Public Safety, Homeland Security and Emergency Management stopped in Carlton County where leaders provided them with information which will be used to determine storm assistance funding.
Work on the Pier B Resort bridge should be completed by the beginning of the Tall Ships Festival. The bridge is unique and is the first of its kind in the Northland.
The last weeks of summer are upon us and many in the Northland are enjoying it outside. The Farmers’ Almanac predicts that the 2016 winter will be very cold and will come with a lot of snow.
Early Tuesday afternoon, Ironwood Public Safety Officers were dispatched to a structure fire at 246 W. Ash Street.
A Viking inspired beer will now benefit the Leif Erickson Viking Ship Restoration Project
Canal Park restaurants are expecting a busy weekend, with Tall Ships en route.
Catholic schools in Duluth will be looking a lot different, according to a new plan announced earlier this morning.
Local governments and private non-profit agencies that sustained damage during the floods in Northwest Wisconsin were encouraged to attend a meeting in Superior on Tuesday morning.
Representatives from the Department of Public Safety, Homeland Security, and emergency management stopped in Carlton County as part of storm damage assessment across 10 Minnesota counties Carlton County leaders provided the state with information which will be used to determine the amount of assistance funding.
There is a new Fleet Farm overlooking Miller Trunk Highway in Hermantown.
A deal to sell Nettleton Elementary school in Duluth is off.
The Grand Rapids, Minnesota Police Department has reported Ava Cook, 15, of Grand Rapids missing.
Family, friends, and colleagues said their goodbyes today to former Minnesota Governor Wendell Anderson.
A 21-year-old Minneapolis man has been charged for beating his 4-month-old daughter to death.
