Santa Arrives at the Fitgers Complex
Santa and Reindeer Bringing in the Holidays
With Thanksgiving being over, Christmas is just around the corner.
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Black Friday in the Northland
Millions Shop Nationwide
It’s the super bowl of shopping and the Miller Hill Mall was bustling with shoppers
State Parks Offer Free Admission on Black Friday
Minnesota State Parks offered up their own Black Friday deal this year.
Legionnaires’ disease bacteria found in Minneapolis VA Hospital Water
Veterans Affairs officials say they have detected the bacteria that causes Legionnaires’ disease in water samples at the Minneapolis Hospital.
UPDATE: Four Officers Injured in Shooting at Colorado Planned Parenthood
Police in Colorado Springs say four police officers are among the many injured in a shooting near a Planned Parenthood.
Volunteers Needed to Search for Missing St. Cloud College Student
Police and the family of a missing college student are seeking volunteers to help search for the man.
Tickets on Sale for Tall Ships Duluth 2016
Tickets are now on sale for the Tall Ships Duluth 2016 festival.
Suspect Arrested, Charged in Murder of 9-year-old Chicago Boy
Chicago police have made an arrest in the shooting death of a 9-year-old boy.
90 Crashes on Slippery Minnesota Roads
1 Fatal, 22 Included Injuries
The Minnesota State Patrol says snow and slick roads have led to 90 crashes across the state – a number that could grow as a winter weather advisory remained in effect.
Fire Damages Biwabik Business
Fire clouded Thanksgiving celebration this year for a business in downtown Biwabik.
El Niño In The Northland, Part 2
A Warmer Winter Will Affect Northland Businesses
Through the first half of November, the average temperature for Duluth has been the second warmest on record. While we have cooled off to more seasonable values, lately snow cover is still lacking. Northland businesses are feeling the impact because of this, some for the better, others, for worse.
El Niño In The Northland Part 1
Outlook For The Upcoming Winter
El Nino is nothing new to the meteorological world. Every four to five years, it makes its return, impacting weather patterns all across the world. But as we get closer to winter, many Northlanders are wondering what kind of winter we can expect this time around.
Downtown Shooting Suspect Pleads Guilty
It’s a guilty plea for 20-year-old Levi Miller. Miller is the suspect accused of a September shooting into a crowd during bar close in downtown Duluth.
Business Group Pushes for Parking Changes
Superior Street Parking An Issue Again
A group of local businesses is asking the city to re-evaluate a parking system they say puts them at a competitive disadvantage.
Small Business Saturday is Around the Corner
Community Members Encouraged to Shop at Small Businesses
Leave some of your holiday shopping for Small Business Saturday coming up this weekend. Over 30 Participating businesses in Superior will be having discounts, samples, and activities that customers can take part in during their holiday shopping
Staying Safe on the Road This Holiday Season
Christmas Was the Most Deadly Holiday on the Roads Last Year
With the fuel prices being down, more cars are expected to be on the roads this holiday season, and that includes police cars. Law enforcement agencies statewide started a DWI enforcement campaign that runs every weekend until January 2nd.
St. Louis County Attorney’s Office, U.S. Attorney’s Office Team Up to Prosecute Sex Trafficking Suspect
A Blaine man will spend the next 23 and a half years behind bars on sex trafficking charges.
One Dead in Hayward Shooting; Suspect Turns Himself In
Police say one person is dead and a suspect has turned himself in following a shooting in Hayward.
Hillary Clinton to make Campaign Stop in Minnesota
Presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton is making a campaign stop in Minnesota.
Marcus Theatres to Close Superior Movie Theatre
Marcus Theatres announced Wednesday that it’s movie theatre in Superior will close next month.
Veterans’ Memorial Hall to Honor Servicewomen
11th Annual Veterans' Remembrance Dinner
The Veterans’ Memorial Hall is recognizing servicewomen this year.
Glensheen to Start up Christmas Tour Black Friday
A Glensheen Christmas
Glensheen will be starting up the self-guided Christmas tour this weekend.
Jamar Clark Laid to Rest Wednesday
Funeral services for a man shot and killed by Minneapolis Police are scheduled for Wednesday.
President Obama: No Specific or Credible Threat to the U.S.
President Barack Obama says there is currently no specific or credible intelligence that would indicate a potential terrorist plot in the U.S. during the holidays.
New Details Released in Duluth Police Officer Domestic Assault Case
Court documents reveal new details into an alleged domestic assault by a Duluth Police officer.
Bicyclist Hit By Car At Duluth Intersection
Duluth police are investigating after a bicyclist collided with a vehicle.
Local, State Leaders Discuss Minnesota Capitol Artwork
Minnesota state and local representatives are asking for ideas related to artwork hung at the state Capitol.
WARNING: (Graphic Video) Video Released of Chicago Fatal Officer-Involved Shooting
WARNING: The video is graphic and shows 17-year-old Laquan McDonald being shot and killed.
Duluth Based Retailer Closed for Thanksgiving
maurices Putting Employees Ahead of Dollars
Duluth based retailer, maurices will be closing all brick and mortar stores for Thanksgiving.
Duluth Kids Get Special Gifts
Kids Create Personalized Build-A-Bears for Strangers
Financial advisory firm and hosptial team up to build personalized plushes for cancer patients.
Naval Academy Student Returns Home
Eric DeWitte is Completing His Second Year at the Naval Aademy
Eric DeWitte, a Marshall School graduate and current Naval Academy Student has returned home early to spread the word about the Armed Services Colleges.
Gas Prices Fall in the Northland
Here’s something to be thankful this holiday season, lower gas prices.
Minneapolis Police: One Man Released, 2 Others Turn Themselves in over Protester Shooting
Minneapolis police have released one man, and two others have turned themselves in in connection to the shooting of Black Lives Matter protesters.
Hibbing Salvation Army in Need of Help for Holidays
Salvation Army on Iron Range in Need of Bell Ringers
With a total of 1,500 hours of bell ringing available now through Christmas Eve at Super One Foods, Walgreens, Walmart, and L & M Supply, the Hibbing Salvation Army has so far filled only 155 hours.
Duo Plead Not Guilty to Murder of Indiana Pastor’s Wife
Two men accused of murder in the death of a pastor’s pregnant wife in Indiana have pleaded not guilty.
Increased DWI Enforcement on Minnesota Roads this Holiday Season
Law enforcement agencies throughout Minnesota will be cracking down on drunk drivers this holiday season.
Minneapolis Police Arrest Man in Shooting of Protesters
Minneapolis Police have arrested a 23-year-old man in connection to the shootings of five Black Lives Matters protesters.
Duluth Police Officer Charged with Domestic Assault
A Duluth police officer has been charged with domestic assault.
Suspect Dead in Columbia Heights Officer-Involved Shooting
Authorities have shot and killed a man they say was armed following a domestic violence incident in Columbia Heights Tuesday.
Knowing Your Neighbors: Longbranch Smokehouse and Grille
In this week’s knowing your neighbors, Fox 21’s Lena Takada takes us to a restaurant in Minong, Wisconsin where smoked meat is king.
Chicago Cop Charged with Murder in Shooting Death of Black Teen
A white Chicago police officer has been charged with murder in the fatal shooting of a black teenager.
Minnesota Power Signs 10-Year Contract to Supply Electricity to World’s Largest Steelmaker
Minnesota power has signed a 10-year contact to supply electricity to ArcelorMittal, the world’s largest steelmaker.
5 Shot Near Protests in Minneapolis
Search for Suspects Continues
Minneapolis police say five people have been shot near the site of an ongoing protest over the fatal shooting of a black man by a police officer.
DNR says Plenty of Pheasants Remain in Minnesota Fields
Daily Limit Rises Tuesday
Wildlife managers say Minnesota pheasant hunters should keep their gear handy.
Volunteers Get Choppin’ For Annual Thanksgiving Buffet
Volunteers at the DECC are already getting ready for the 26th annual Thanksgiving Day Buffet.
Revised Plan Approved For Morgan Park Housing Development
The Duluth City Council approved new zoning plans Monday night to allow the development of the old Morgan Park Middle School property.
Twin Ports JOYRIDE Recruits Bars to Offer Sober Rides
1,000 DWI Arrests Annually in Duluth
Organizers of a sober ride program are trying to get more local bars and restaurants on board.
Alaska Deer Hunter Shot, Killed During Opening Weekend in Wisconsin
An Alaska man died hunting in Wisconsin after his hunting companion accidentally shot him.
Duluth Begins Partnership with New Sister City
Duluth's New Sister City: Rania, Iraqi, Kurdistan
Monday, the City of Duluth got a new sister city.
Congressman Rick Nolan introduces Bill to Ban Foreign Steel Imports
Congressman Rick Nolan is pushing for a bill to restrengthen the mining industry in Minnesota following hundreds of layoffs over the last few weeks.
