In this week’s Northland Uncovered we tell you about a preservation group getting homes ready for the next generation. But, as you’ll see, it’s not just the physical beauty that makes them so special.
We love hockey but we especially love some of that hockey flow. James Lindberg from Hermantown made it into the 2016 Minnesota State High School All Hockey Hair Team.
As the Lake Superior Zoo continues to upgrade its facilities, it waved a goodbye paw to a familiar face. The zoo is still finalizing plans on a $15 million renovation, but those new ideas won’t include an old cat.
The Minnesota Legislative session begins tomorrow, and area legislators will be making their way down to St. Paul.
Even though there has been 30 inches less snow this year, Duluth Maintenance Operations struggles to come up with enough money to fix the potholes.
Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton is laying out his opposition to a proposed copper-nick mine near the Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
The jury has awarded $55 million to Erin Andrews in her lawsuit over a secretly recorded nude video that a stalker took of her in a hotel room and posted online.
A fire ripped through a home in Tower, Minnesota early Tuesday afternoon.
Cirrus Aircraft is expanding and bringing 150 new jobs to the Duluth area.
A statewide coalition of lawmakers, working families, faith communities, labor and non-profit organizations have joined forces to unveil the 2016 Paid Family and Medical Leave Act.
President Barack Obama has ordered flags flown at half-staff in memory of former first-lady Nancy Reagan.
The public is invited to an informational meeting to discuss improvements at the Kenwood Avenue and Arrowhead intersection.
This weekend Northlanders have a chance to support local law enforcement.
90’s teen heart throb, Aaron Carter performs at the Red Herring Sunday in Duluth.
Eat Downtown Duluth Restaurant week kicked off Sunday.
Chester Bowl is a 117 acre park in Duluth. With affordable pricing at just 6 dollars a lift ticket, Thousands of people ski there each winter.
The warming houses at Ice Skating Rinks in the city of Superior are closing for the season.
A Northland man braves Alaska and takes on the Iditarod for the third time.
Former first lady Nancy Reagan has died at 94 in Bel-Air, California.
Saturday was the 2nd day of Bayfield WinterFest.
The Iditarod kicks off Saturday, and four time Beargrease Champ Nathan Schroder competes for gold in the Alaska.
Duluth-Superior Symphony Orchestra announced their official season 2016 schedule Saturday.
The Birkie trail is known world wide by cross country skiers, but once a year bikers come together to tear up the trail on fat tire bikes.
Mentor Duluth is a program that’s 75 years strong in the Twin Ports, and it’s revving up for another go at their annual “March Into Mentoring.”
The American Indian Community Housing Organization hosted What’s Left-Lives Touched by Suicide. The traveling art exhibit features forty-one regional artists, all whose lives have been touched by suicide.
Day two of the Northern Lights and Lake Superior Regional Robotics Competition is in full gear. High school teams from around the world have come to see if their bot has what it takes.
The Apostle island ice caves and the ice roads to the Madeline islands are some of Bayfield’s biggest draws for tourists, but this year the temperatures didn’t get cold enough for the ice roads to form.
The Bayfield WinterFest kicked off Friday.
The St. Louis County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s help in locating a missing teenage girl.
The investigation is continuing into the death of a 60-year-old woman in Superior.
The trial has been pushed back for one of five co-defendants charged in the shooting death of a 20-year-old Superior man.
A fire at the Gloria Dei Church in Duluth was ruled accidental by the Duluth Fire Marshal’s Office.
The Duluth Police Department is notifying the public of the release and relocation of a Level III sex offender.
The number of people killed in vehicle-train collisions at railroad crossings are down in Minnesota.
Police say a teen is in critical condition after being stabbed outside of a Twin Cities area high school.
The U.S. Coast Guard Cutter ALDER will begin ice breaking operations next week in the Northland.
This year is already turning into a dangerous one for drivers on the roads in Wisconsin.
For this week’s Active Adventures we went ice fishing.
A death investigation was launched Thursday around 4 p.m. after a woman was found dead inside her Billings Park home.
An early season workout for UMD Softball, and Head Coach Jen Walter is doing what she does best, teaching.
Hibbing High School hosted a See the Signs event where parents can learn about the signs of possible drug abuse.
Robots have taken over the DECC, but not the world just yet. They’re here for the Northern Lighs and Lake Superior Regional Robotics competition.
Zenon will perform Friday at 7 p.m. at Cloquet High School. It’s free and open to the public.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has determined that the environmental impact statement for PolyMet Mining is adequate.
A 26-year-old man was arrested and charged in connection to a heroin bust in Duluth on Tuesday.
Superior Police are investigating a death at a home in Billings Park.
The Minnesota Department will raise the speed limit on a long stretch of Highway 210 in Carlton and Aitkin Counties.
The PolyMet mine project has cleared a major hurdle with the DNR determining that the environmental impact statement for the project meet’s state standards for adequacy.
A team of federal, state and local investigators are looking for the source of a bacterial bloodstream infection linked to 18 deaths in southern Wisconsin.
Eat Downtown is back in Duluth on Sunday and restaurants are gearing up for the special menus.
