Federal officials have again denied Gov. Mark Dayton’s request for more time to comply with stronger driver’s license standards to board planes.
With only a week before Minnesota’s Legislature must adjourn, state leaders in St. Paul still haven’t reached a deal on a transportation funding plan.
Police officers and sheriff’s deputies are standing in silent vigil in St. Paul this weekend for those who have died in the line of duty.
The summer’s tourism season marks one year since breweries have been allowed to sell growlers on Sundays.
The city of Duluth’s Parks and Rec. division is partnering with the Heritage Sports Center, the UMD Lake Effect, and Northern Lights Ultimate Teams to keep kids active.
Races at Proctor Speedway were free Sunday for students. The Speedway’s president, Dennis McCauley, says it’s a way to gain more fans to the big dirt track.
Smelt and people joined together for the 5th annual Run Smelt Run Parade.
The 7th annual Lumberjack Laps Fun Run was held at the Cloquet High School Track.
Trouble the Brown Bear has been at the Lake Superior Zoo for 16 years, but is permanently moving to a bear sanctuary. To say goodbye to the beloved bear, the Zoo hosted special events.
Fishing is part of the culture of the Northland, and with the beginning of the fishing season, Anglers can be seen flocking to the lakes
The Duluth Junk Hunt runs again tomorrow 9a-m- 4 p-m at the Duluth Heritage Center.
It’s time to reel in one of the biggest economic booms to Minnesota, the Minnesota fishing opener. Host city McGregor even saw a little bit of snow, but even that couldn’t keep people away from a Minnesota tradition.
The Chisholm fire department is working out of the Chisholm High school’s bus garage temporarily. The department moved out of their building upon finding a hole that could pose major safety risks.
One person has been arrested and charged in connection to a drug bust in Duluth.
Police are searching for a missing elderly woman with dementia on the Iron Range.
Just one week remains in the Minnesota Legislative session, but lawmakers are not any closer to finalizing a transportation plan than they were two months ago.
Drug overdoses in Minnesota are four times as high now than they were 15 years ago.
Police said a stolen van painted as the “Mystery Machine” from Scooby-Doo crashed into a home in St. Paul early Friday morning.
Authorities say a drug bust in Brooklyn Center has netted 140 pounds of methamphetamine, the largest seizure of the drug in state history.
The Minnesota Fishing Opener is nearly here and whether you’re a seasoned fisherman, or new to the sport, it never hurts to get a few tips.
The Minnesota Department of Corrections has suspended new admissions to a privately run correctional facility in northern Minnesota.
The White House is ordering every public school in the country to let transgender students use bathrooms and locker rooms that match their current gender identity.
Country singer Keith Urban will bring his “ripCORD World Tour” to Amsoil Arena this fall.
Several Duluth city leaders spent the day teaming up with community volunteers for a big project to bust graffiti off parts of the city’s downtown area.
Members of the Minnesota Bigfoot Research Team go deep into the forest searching for something big.
Mental illness is something that affects nearly every community in the Northland, but also one that no one wants to talk about. However the TXT4Life conference stressed mental illness is something that’s ok to talk about.
The city of Superior is coming together this weekend to make their town shine.
The Minnesota House approved a bill Thursday that would eliminate the Iron Range Resources and Rehabilitation Board and replace it with a new legislative-citizen commission.
A woman was treated for smoking inhalation after a house fire in Hibbing Thursday morning.
A fatal bat disease continues to spread across Wisconsin.
Grand Marais, Minnesota is in the running to be named Outside Magazine’s “Best Town Ever.”
Several Minnesota State Troopers and officers in the Northland were honored in the Twin Cities Thursday for going above and beyond the call of duty.
Authorities are searching for a missing University of Minnesota student.
An online auction for the gun used to kill Trayvon Martin appeared to have been halted Thursday, with the weapon’s listing removed from the auction site.
The victim of a 1989 sexual assault in Cold Spring is suing the man he says attacked him as a boy and who has been named a person of interest in the disappearance of Jacob Wetterling.
The German operator of a cargo ship detained at a Lake Superior port in Minnesota last year is charged with covering up illegal dumping of oily wastewater.
After nearly a week, families can now return home after being evacuated as wildfires burned near Hoyt Lakes.
A 28-year-old man is behind bars in Pine County pending charges after an alleged sexual assault of a 17-year-old girl on Tuesday.
The art and celebration of Homegrown continues. Disposable cameras were given out during the festival for fans to document the sights of the eight days of music.
An Ashland city ordinance bans the sale of beer and other alcohol in gas stations, but the city might be changing their stance on the issue. Voters turned down the issue in a referendum in 2010, but it’s taking on a new life with news that a popular chain wants to come into town.
Those visiting the Great Lakes Aquarium in Duluth are invited to check out a new model of the Aerial Lift Bridge.
Letter carriers in the Northland will be delivering more than mail this weekend.
The cooler weather hasn’t stopped one Farmer’s Market from opening it’s doors.
Volunteers will be out Thursday morning removing graffiti and cleaning up the rundown Kozy building and other areas of Duluth.
Minnesota’s Senate is set to vote on a 12-week medical and parental paid leave policy for all workers.
The date has been for the 2018 NFL Super Bowl to be played in Minneapolis.
Customs officials seized nearly 70 pounds of heroin from three Minnesota woman arriving at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport on a flight from Southeast Asia.
A Minnesota author, speaker and columnist visited FOX 21 Sunrise this morning to talk about her new book and a conference being held in Duluth.
After hitting a snag due to disagreement over privacy concerns, body camera legislation is back on the move at the Minnesota Legislature.
The wait to go home is now over for many families who were evacuated as wildfires burned near Hoyt Lakes.
