A 33-year-old Superior man has been arrested and charged after allegedly breaking into a store in Duluth over the weekend.
A 35-year-old man has been arrested in charged in connection to a drug bust in Duluth.
The Pine County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a man suspected of sexually assaulting a girl at a park over the weekend.
Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker has approved an emergency rule that allows people waiting for state photo identification cards to vote with receipts showing they’re trying to obtain an ID.
Crews working by air to fight wildfires in northern Minnesota are being interrupted by intrusions into restricted airspace.
As the temperatures warm up, outdoor enthusiasts are getting their water crafts ready to get out on the lakes. But canoeing without a paddle is a bit hard, so in this week’s great outdoors, we learn how to make wood canoe paddles.
The public was able to address concerns about ATV usage at the St. Louis County Board Meeting Tuesday morning. The new proposed ordinance would allow ATV riders the right to drive on the shoulder of county roads in St. Louis County.
A 67-year-old Thunder Bay woman is lucky to be alive after her car went off the road Sunday, hit some trees and burst into flames near Sandstone.
Demolition Day kicked off the start of three massive renovation projects estimated at roughly $3 million.
A Colorado inmate has filed a paternity claim with a Minnesota court against the estate of Prince, claiming the musician is his biological father.
Fire crews have made significant progress in battling a wildfire near Hoyt Lakes.
The artificial turf at the new home of the Minnesota Vikings is set to be installed.
Duluth city leaders, politicians and the medical community are working to reverse the trend of opioid addiction in our communities.
In a two-part special report FOX 21’s Dan Hanger gives you a rare look inside the lives of Duluth’s undercover investigators who are putting their lives on the line to help stop drug dealers from taking over the streets and preying on people addicted to opioids.
With spring officially here it’s time for the 54th Annual Homes on Parade.
New funding from the Environmental Protection Agency will help pay for prevention efforts of invasive species in Minnesota’s lakes, rivers, and streams.
Cloquet is still searching for vandals after around 25 gravestones were knocked to the ground and damaged.
Duluth City Council approved Mike Tusken as new police chief and Dennis Edwards as new fire chief.
The fire first started on Friday, strung out across several miles outside of Hoyt Lakes.
The Duluth council is debating vacation rental homes and how best to regulate them.
Ramsey County is removing 21 boys from a privately run juvenile correctional facility in northern Minnesota.
Attorney General Loretta Lynch says North Carolina’s law restricting restroom access for transgender people amounts to “state-sponsored discrimination.”
Traffic has been restricted to a single lane on southbound Highway 53 near Cotton as a resurfacing project is underway.
Duluth Man Nabbed in Heroin Bust
Two Duluth men have been arrested and charged in connection to a heroin bust in Duluth last week.
Authorities say the Skibo fire that began on Friday is now 21 percent contained.
North Carolina’s Governor has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Justice Department to defend the state’s controversial new transgender law.
In the wake of Prince’s death, legislative committees plan hearings on a bill to clarify the rights of artists to control the commercial use of their names, likenesses and images and extends those protections to an artist’s heirs.
A fatal officer-involved shooting is under investigation in St. Paul.
One man was killed and another injured after they lost control of the ATV they were riding on as they were going around a curve in Britt over the weekend.
A fire broke out Saturday in a remote area along Pike River in Embarrass.
Multiple fires broke out on Friday, scattered across several miles near Hoyt Lakes.
With warmer air moving in and the summer season on its way, more motorcycles are hitting the roads across the Northland.
The smell of smoke was in the air in Hoyt Lakes, where a wild fire was reported on Friday.
A woman football coach turns head, but there is much more to St. Scholastica’s kickers and punters coach than her gender.
Some lucky students at UWS got some help preparing for finals from a furry friend.
Many anglers in Wisconsin are looking to reel in the big one on May 7th.The day before the fishing opener has many hooked on going to local bait and tackle shops to get those last minute supplies.
It was all aboard Friday for the North Shore Scenic Railroad.
On his 20th anniversary with the Duluth Fire Department, Dennis Edwards was named chief and will lead the department.
The University of Wisconsin Milwaukee Center for Urban Initiatives and Research published a study showing the smoking rate for pregnant women in Wisconsin as stayed at around 13 to 14 percent for the last decade.
4 out of 5 people with heroin addictions are first hooked on pain killers.
The judge overseeing the Prince estate case has authorized genetic testing on a sample of his blood in case it’s necessary to determine who is entitled to shares of the estate.
Crews continue to battle a wildfire that has burned 365 acres in Lake Hattie, MN.
The U.S. Treasury Department has rejected a plan that would have drastically cut the pensions of more than a quarter million retirees around the country, including 15,000 here in Minnesota.
Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel says two police officers who shot and killed a hostage during an incident at a motorcycle shop won’t face criminal charges.
A young Duluth native will be taking the stage as part of the Duluth Homegrown Music Festival tonight.
The Duluth Fire Department has a new Fire Chief.
Graduation from the Marine Corps Recruiting Depot San Diego is a time of celebration and many emotions.
The Minnesota State Colleges and Universities System has lifted a ban on travel to North Carolina over that state’s law limiting the rights of LGTB people.
Warm temperatures are coming to the Northland this weekend, and researchers say there will be more days like that in the future.
