The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension says at least seven people have died of suspected heroin overdoses over the past few weeks.
Authorities recovered a body from the rubble of a burned down bar in Saxon, Wisconsin.
Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman says he has changed his mind and will not convene a grand jury to decide whether two Minneapolis police officers should be charged in the shooting of Jamar Clark.
President Barack Obama has named Merrick Garland as his nominee for the open spot on the Supreme Court.
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A portion of Fourth Street in Duluth has been temporarily closed due to the road being impassable.
Lake Country Power is reporting that nearly 1,400 customers are without power.
If you live in Duluth and use a lot of water, you’ll be seeing an increase in your bill starting in May.
The ribbon was cut at the new Denfeld Whole Foods Co-Op Tuesday, and just like its flagship store, it vows to continue to bring the best healthy options to the city.
For the first time in 25 years, a survey is showing the overall rate of homelessness in Minnesota has gone down.
Dairy Queen was passing out free cones all for a good cause. Dipped cones went for a dollar and all proceeds go to Children’s Miracle Network. Dairy Queen prides themselves on the company’s charity involvement and getting that perfect swirl.
Many stores and customers alike are ready to say goodbye to winter but have to say hello to at least one more winter storm.
A Superior Middle School teacher is implementing new learning techniques in her classroom. Amanda Lindquist transformed a Superior Middle School classroom into a Holocaust museum with the help of her students.
The Duluth Huskies are teaming up with Alpha Delta from UMD to strike out hunger in Minnesota.
Small business owners can sometimes find their health insurance options tough to understand but a special event in Duluth was deigned to help.
The diaper drive at Chum Food Shelf is getting a nice sized donation from a local business.
Authorities are investigating after a list containing the personal information of several Minnesota police officers was made public.
The entire Washington, D.C. , subway system will shut down at least 29 hours to inspect electrical components on the track.
Three men have been arrested and charged in connection to a drug investigation in Itasca County.
A 27-year-old man was arrested and charged in connection to a heroin bust in Duluth on Friday.
Lunda Construction Company is facing up to $105,000 in fines after a worker died on the Bong Bridge last September.
Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton says he will sign any bill that extends unemployment benefits for laid-off steelworkers on the Iron Range, even if it includes a tax break for businesses.
Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton announced his $698 million budget proposal Tuesday, focusing on broadband, tax cuts and racial equity.
A rare British jet fighter will soar into Duluth for this year’s air show.
Three Chicago police officers were shot Monday night and a suspect was killed following a shoot-out in a west-side neighborhood.
The Lake Superior Maritime Visitors Center needs you!
Duluth has become known for its wide selection of craft beers, but there’s another industry growing and a different set of brewers creating a quality beverage.
Gov. Mark Dayton is ready to lay out his wish list for the year.
Stress is somethings we all can use a little less of. In this edition of FOX Focus on Health, we offer a few relaxation tips to relieve some of that stress.
We now know how much it would cost to properly connect the so-called missing patch of Duluth’s Lakewalk – at roughly $1.5 million, according to City Councilor Joel Sipress.
The Deer River School District was showing off Phase 1 of a multi-million dollar expansion project Monday.
The Duluth City Council took little time for debate in bringing the fifteen million dollar renovation one paw closer to reality.
In honor of March 14th being National Pi day, students at Duluth Edison Charter Schools got in on their slice of the action.
The Minnesota Board of Teaching voted to approve UMD’s education unit at their monthly meeting.
Construction is underway for a new Hampton Inn in Superior.
Central High School was built in 1892 and is now in need of some repairs.
A Minneapolis man will spend the next 12 years behind bars for sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl in Cass County.
Yet another student assault on a teacher is being reported at a St. Paul high school.
Construction has wrapped up on a $20 million parking project at Essentia Health-Duluth Clinic’s Third Street building.
Several Minnesota House democrats are proposing legislation to provide addition support for veterans.
A state House committee has passed a measure that would extend unemployment benefits for laid-off steelworkers, but would also give some money back to Minnesota’s employers.
The Pierce County Sheriff’s Department is seeking the public’s help in locating a missing woman.
A 26-year-old man has been arrested after allegedly crashing his snowmobile into two Iditarod mushers early Saturday morning.
Cliffs Natural Resources announced Monday that it will restart iron ore production at Northshore Mining in Silver Bay.
Scientists in Canada have found a way to grow human heart tissue containing muscle and blood vessels. And that tissue can beat like a real heart.
The Minnesota Legislature could put to rest a debate over how to extend unemployment benefits for laid-off steelworkers on the state’s Iron Range.
U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar and U.S. Rep. Tom Emmer will join President Barack Obama on his history-making trip to Cuba next weekend.
Minnesota’s stately Capitol isn’t living up to its nickname of “The People’s House” this year.
Former Minnesota congressman Martin Olav Sabo has died. He was 78. Sabo’s daughter, Karin Mantor, says he died Sunday morning at Abbott Northwestern Hospital in Minneapolis.
The Fraternal Order Of Police and The Duluth Community came together at Grandma’s Sports Garden Sunday to hold a fundraiser that benefits officer support programs and future department endeavors.
