A man in an electric wheelchair died after being struck by a light-trail rain in south Minneapolis.
President Obama is slated to finalize a set of new executive actions tightening the nation’s gun laws.
Two bodies were pulled from a frigid Wisconsin lake and two other men were missing after the four friends left a house early Sunday morning and apparently took a canoe out on the lake but never returned, a state investigative spokesman said.
Minnesota closed out 2015 with its highest level of boating fatalities in a decade. Preliminary figures from the Department of Natural Resources show Minnesota had 18 boating-related deaths last year.
Senator Roger Reinert announced Sunday morning that he will not be seeking re-election in 2016.
Steven Peterson of Duluth was driving home from his friend’s house when he saw something bobbing up and down in the frozen river.
Gyms across the Northland like the YMCA in Duluth were filled with people ready to start off their new years resolution.
A reward is being offered for information on a blue 1948 Willy’s Jeep that was stolen during a cabin burglary in the Side Lake area.
After eight years, Duluth Mayor Don Ness will step out of the spotlight and into a more entrepreneurial role.
Superior Mayor Bruce Hagen has issued an apology for controversial remarks on Facebook calling the President a Muslim.
A 52-year-old man is dead after a logging accident near Cook Thursday night.
The Beacon on the top of the Duluth Bethel Building has been turned off for about 50 years, but today it was re-lit for the first time in decades.
The animals at the zoo celebrated the last day of the year, and the public was invited.
As the festivities of New Year’s Eve are getting revved up, so are the buses for Duluth Transit.
Registration for the 2016 Grandma’s Marathon officially closed Thursday after hitting the registration limit of 8,500 runners.
Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton is giving lawmakers a deadline to decide on a special session.
Timberlodge Steakhouse is shutting it’s doors for the winter.
Outdoor skating rinks will open Friday in Superior.
Essar Steel has accepted Governor Mark Dayton’s final offer for repayment of the state’s $66 million loan.
A portion of Fourth Street in Duluth will close next week as crews prepare for the reconstruction of the street.
Officer Ron Tinsley with the Duluth Police Department gives tips for staying safe on New Year’s Eve.
Kids got a chance to have some winter-break fun at the Superior Public Library Wednesday.
With one of the biggest party holidays coming up Thursday, local advocates were speaking out to make sure everybody has a safe ride home. Twin Ports Joyride offers vouchers that allows their patrons $7 off a cab ride home.
A BNSF Railway spokeswoman says the company is temporarily furloughing some employees in response to a reduction in customers’ freight transportation needs.
Two people were taken to the hospital following a two-car crash in Duluth Wednesday morning.
Bill Cosby has been charged with sexual assault stemming from an incident that took place 12 years ago.
New Year’s Resolutions were a topic on FOX Sunrise Wednesday morning.
2015 has brought many ups and downs for Northlanders. From pipeline protests and mine layoffs, to cold case crimes being solved. Here are the first three months of the year.
Federal labor regulators say the Department of Transportation has paid more than half-a-million dollars in overdue overtime to Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker’s bodyguards.
If you are looking to get rid of your holiday tree, the Western Lake Superior Sanitary District has the program for you.
This holiday season, many states have experienced horrible weather such as several days of tornadoes and flooding. Now the American Red Cross is asking for your help.
Superior Mayor Bruce Hagen has accepted an invitation to meet with Muslim community leaders this weekend.
A Minnesota man has been charged with second-degree manslaughter after allegedly drinking 24 beers, and suffocating his 8-week-old son.
Bentleyville is seeking volunteers to help take down the holiday light display.
A laid-off Iron Range Steelworker will be attending President Obama’s State of the Union Address.
A Chicago Police officer who shot a teen 16 times has pleaded not guilty to murder charges.
City crews have repaired a water main break in the Miller Hill Mall area.
Two women have filed a lawsuit against the city of Minneapolis after they say two officers hit them in the face with nightsticks during the protests outside of the Fourth police precinct.
A Deer River has been sentenced for making violent threats in connection to an incident at a Grand Rapids hotel in August.
Special fishing regulations will change on 17 Minnesota lakes and one trout stream in March, while existing special rules will become permanent on five other lakes around the state.
Lake Superior Bakehouse officially opened in early August.
Members of the Justice City Coalition and a small group of community members gathered at City Hall in response to controversial remarks made by Mayor Bruce Hagen calling President Obama a Muslim.
Hartley Nature Center is once again offering youth day camps over the holiday break.
In the resort towns of Northwest Wisconsin, business is seasonal—fishing and water sports when it’s warm, ice fishing and snow sports, when it’s cold—but this year the mild winter has kept the snow from falling and the lakes from freezing, and the usual suspects aren’t around.
L&M Fleet Supply will open a new store in Ashland, Wisconsin.
The Minnesota Court of Appeals says a state law making it a crime for someone arrested for drunken driving to refuse a urine test without a warrant is unconstitutional.
A Lake Nebagamon woman will spend the next 17 years behind bars for a shooting incident and armed standoff with Douglas County authorities.
A grand jury has declined to bring charges against a Cleveland Police Officer and his partner in the death of 12-year-old Tamir Rice.
A 19-year-old man is dead after what police are calling an unintentional shooting in Duluth on Sunday.
