Sen. Klobuchar: Northshore Miners Return Early
Late Thursday, Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar told FOX 21 more than 400 Northshore miners were back on the job in Silver Bay and Babbitt, which is sooner than expected.
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Marines: Preparing to Serve Part 4
Minnesota Recruits Become Marines
The road to becoming a United States Marine is no easy task, but the 54 hours right before the actual ceremony is a make it or break it moment for the young recruits.
Marines: Preparing to Serve Part 3
Minnesota Recruits Speak on Boot Camp
In part three of FOX 21’s Natalie Froistad’s special report, get a glimpse of real boot camp by meeting three Minnesota recruits and a senior drill instructor from Minneapolis.
MnSCU Drops North Carolina Travel Ban
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 LGBT people.
Wisconsin Town to Issue Fines for Parents of Bullies
Shawano will fine parents of bullies for their children's bad behavior.
The city of Shawano says they’re taking a proactive approach to bullying and actually giving parents tickets and fines for their kid’s bad behavior.
Northlanders celebrate Cinco de Mayo
Today marks the 154th anniversary of Cinco de Mayo, a bi–cultural celebration that commemorates the triumph of a small Mexican army over French forces in the 1862 Battle of Puebla.
Community Members Comment on Crude Oil Pipeline Projects
Comments Accepted Until May 26th
Tribal leaders, environmental groups and community members voiced their opinions and concerns on the Sandpiper and Line 3 Pipeline projects, at a public meeting held by the Minnesota Department of Commerce.
Work to Begin on Bong Bridge Monday
Construction work will begin on the Bong Bridge on Monday.
$1.5M Public Works Bill Voted Down in MN Senate
Senate Democrats’ plan to borrow $1.5 billion for public construction projects has hit a snag.
Two Sex Offenders Moving to Superior
The Superior Police Department is notifying the public of the release and relocation of two sex offenders.
Teen Critically Injured when Hit by School Bus in St. Paul
Police say a teenager is in critical condition after being struck by a school bus in St. Paul Thursday morning.
Duo Nabbed for Selling Heroin in Duluth
A man and a woman have been arrested and charged for allegedly selling heroin in Duluth.
Lutheran Social Service to Break Ground on New Center
LSS Celebrates 100 Years
Lutheran Social Service is breaking ground on a new youth center today.
FDA Brings E-Cigarettes under Federal Authority
Hundreds of electronic cigarette brands will have to seek federal permission to stay on the market under new rules that have the potential to upend a multi-billion dollar industry attempting to position itself as an alternative to traditional cigarettes.
Concerns Remain as Minnesota’s Medical Marijuana Sites Grow
Minnesota is expected to have eight medical marijuana clinics open this summer, but some observers are wondering whether there’s enough patient demand.
Grand Rapids Man Arrested on Drug Charges
A Grand Rapids man was arrested and charged after authorities found methamphetamine during a search on Wednesday.
Marines: Preparing to Serve Part 2
Minnesota Teachers Participate in USMC Boot Camp
Recruits at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego were once students in a high school classroom. Now, they’re learning in a much different setting.
Marines: Preparing to Serve Part 1
Minnesota Teachers Head to California for Boot Camp
The United State Marine Corps annually hosts an Educators Workshop in San Diego, California to show teachers and administrators how becoming a Marine can change a life.
Duluth Students to Compete in Washington D.C.
Holy Rosary students advance in national competition
Two students from the Holy Rosary School in Duluth are advancing to Washington D.C. in a competition.
Port Cities ‘Woman of the Year’ Named
Winner outstanding volunteer from Port Cities Area
At the 91st Annual Port Cities Luncheon, the 2016 ‘Woman of the Year’ was named Wednesday.
Superior Diversity Forum
They hoped to find some answers to some very difficult diversity questions.
University of Wisconsin Superior students are focused on how to fix a lack of diversity in the Northland. Through a community forum, they hoped to find some answers to some very difficult questions.
Preparations for Lion’s Club Pancake Day Underway
Money raised goes back to community through mission work
Organizers are preparing for the 54th Annual Duluth Lion’s Club Pancake Day.
Travel To North Carolina Banned By Minnesota Universities
UMD Athletics Feel Effects of Athletic Ban
UMD baseball team may miss out on an opportunity for the post season this year
Mayor Emily Larson appeals decision on the Carter hotel property
The city of Duluth is appealing a decision by the Bureau of Indian Affairs to put the Carter Hotel property in trust.
Body Found in Rainy River
Authorities have located the body of a Birchdale, Minnesota man in the Rainy River.
Senate Approves Ban on Gun Phone Cases
First step in banning the cases that look like guns
The Senate unanimously passed the ban Wednesday, the measure is awaiting a final vote in the House.
Walker Approves Rule Requiring Drug Testing for Unemployment Benefits
Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker has approved an emergency rule requiring certain citizens to pass a drug test in order to receive unemployment benefits.
Feds, including DEA, join Prince Death Investigation
Federal authorities, including the Drug Enforcement Administration, are joining the investigation of Prince’s death.
Squaw Lake Man Sentenced for Accidental Shooting
A Squaw Lake man will spend one year behind bars after accidentally shooting and killing his friend in November of last year.
Bonding Bill Battle adds to Divides in Minnesota Legislature
There’s a partisan battle brewing in the Minnesota Legislature over a public works package.
Duluth Lions Club Prepares for Pancake Day
59th Annual Pancake Day
The Duluth Lions Club is getting ready for the 59th Annual Pancake Day.
Duluth Woman Arrested on Drug Charges
A Duluth woman has been arrested and charged after police raided a home and found heroin, meth and marijuana inside.
Teen Accused in Minnesota School Plot Released Wednesday
The Minnesota teen accused of plotting an attack on his high school is headed home.
Kasich Ends Bid for White House
John Kasich is dropping out of the race for the White House.
Minnesota College System Bars Team Travel to North Carolina
A Minnesota state university system is prohibiting athletics teams from traveling to tournaments in North Carolina this spring after that state passed a law limiting LGBT protections.
Report: Prince tried to meet with Doctor Before Death
A published report says Prince had arranged to meet with a California doctor to try to kick an addiction to painkillers shortly before his death.
Mike Tusken named Duluth Police Chief
The Duluth Police Department has a new top cop.
Cruz Exits Republican Race for President
Ted Cruz is ending his campaign for president, putting Donald Trump on a glide path to claim the Republican Party’s nomination.
Mountain Iron-Buhl School Dist. Referendum Passes
The votes are in and the future of the Mountain-Iron Buhl School District was decided by the voters Tuesday night.
Senator Ron Johnson Campaigns In Superior
Wisconsin U.S Sen. Ron Johnson made a campaign stop in Superior Tuesday.
It’s Crunch Time For Pier B Resort
Construction on a waterfront resort in Duluth is nearing completion, but the developers are under facing a crunch time to do so.
Dylan Exhibit Opens at Karpeles Manuscript Museum
Exhibit offers rare look into versions of Dylan's early work.
An exhibit that offers a rare look early into versions of Bob Dylan’s music opened in Duluth. The collection is called Einstein Disguised as Robin Hood and is at the Karpeles Manuscript Museum.
Two Harbors Hosts Mock Crash
State Patrol and Two Harbors agencies create scene for a lasting impact.
Two Harbors High School raised awareness about distracted driving. Students experienced a mock crash between a distracted driver and a school bus.
Duluth Coffee Company Celebrates New Coffees
They hosted a release party for their two newest Colombian coffees .
Back in February, the Duluth Coffee Company took a trip to Colombia and now they’re raising a glass to their newest roast.
Homegrown More About The Experience Than The Finances
Business' enjoy celebrating the experience of Homegrown
Over 200 bands and over 40 venues all participate in Homegrown.
UMD Students Strive For Sustainable Campus
UMD Looks At Energy Alternatives
Students presented plans to make changes to the UMD campus, making it more energy efficient.
Wisconsin Senator makes Stop in Superior
U.S. Senator Ron Johnson made a stop in Superior Tuesday.
St. Paul Police: Finding Assailant of 5-Year-Old Girl ‘Top Priority’
St. Paul police say finding the assailant of a five-year-old girl is a “top priority.”
St. Louis County Rescue Squad Honored with Prestigious Award
The St. Louis County Rescue Squad was honored with a prestigious award by the U.S. Forest Service on Tuesday.
Superior Man Arrested on Drug Charges
A Superior man was arrested and charged after police found drugs in a hotel room in West Duluth.
