Split Rock Lighthouse Holds Edmund Fitzgerald Ceremony
More than 1,500 people gathered at the Split Rock Lighthouse Tuesday night in honor of those who lost their lives in the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald.
More than 1,500 people gathered at the Split Rock Lighthouse Tuesday night in honor of those who lost their lives in the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald.
If you love the outdoors get ready for some new adventure spots that’ll be popping up in Duluth.
After a unanimous vote Monday night the Duluth city council passed further restrictions on townhomes and duplexes that can be built in traditional residential neighborhoods.
An Eveleth woman has pleaded guilty to setting up the murder of her boyfriend.
Minnesota hunters bagged 68,401 deer during the first three days of firearms deer season.
The traffic headaches are over as the construction season has come to an end in Minnesota.
A Grand Rapids man died Friday after rolling his car.
The suspect who shot and killed an Aitkin County Sheriff’s Deputy at a St. Cloud Hospital in October was never evaluated by a psychiatrist while at the hospital.
One person is dead following an ATV accident near Lake Vermillion Monday night.
Today there will be a commemorative beacon lighting at Split Rock Lighthouse.
This year marks the 40th anniversary of the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald.
Minnesota’s health commissioner will hear what the public has to say about expanding the state’s medical marijuana program to include patients suffering chronic pain.
Officials have raised the walleye limit for anglers on Upper Red Lake this winter, and those fish can be from a broader size range.
U.S. Congressman Keith Ellison was in Duluth Monday to talk about the “State of Black America” and the way to move forward.
GOP presidential hopeful Rand Paul stopped in Duluth Monday to talk to students at UMD.
If you’re looking for a hidden gem along the North Shore with a homey atmosphere– head to the Lemon Wolf Café.
Dramatic photos and videos have spread around the internet like wildfire, portraying law enforcement as “the bad guys,” but some Northland police departments are using the tool as a way to connect positively with the community.
If you’re a horse lover and avid rider, the Duluth Area Horse Trail Alliance is looking for you.
The Lake Superior Zoo is exchanging tigers with a Nebraska Zoo for a breeding program.
Though it’s around 20 degrees above average for this time of year, it’s Winter Hazard Awareness Week in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Bail has been set at $150,000 for the man accused of abducting another man at gunpoint in Sawyer County.
The former owners of J.C. Moon in Ashland have been sentenced to federal prison.
The Minnesota State Patrol is adding five unmarked squad cars to the force in an effort to target distracted drivers.
A 51-year-old man is behind bars after allegedly shooting and killing a woman in Aurora Sunday.
Veteran’s Day is a day where we come together to honor our nation’s past and present military. Vets and those currently serving in the military will be treated to some free meals or services in the Northland.
The annual Veteran’s Day Parade on Wednesday will re-route traffic in downtown Duluth.
Duluth Police arrested a man for car prowling after catching him in the act on Saturday.
Find out how you can help out the Chester Bowl Improvement Club’s scholarship fund.
People living on East 4th Street in Duluth could now hear chainsaws roaring and trees falling as early as December because of long-eared bats.
The Superior Police Department says no foul play is suspected in the death of a man found dead on Connor’s Point.
‘Eat Downtown –Flavors of Fall’ hosted by the Greater Downtown Council in Duluth kicked off Sunday.
Project Lulu held a fundraiser event today at Harley Nature Center, that showcased art and poetry by community members.
Social media has wormed its way into most people’s lives one way or another. It’s transitioned to such a big part of our culture that those who protect us now use it as a method to keep us safe.
Selma O’Brien had never been involved in jewelry making until two and a half years ago when a family member became ill.
For the second day in a row, a freight train has derailed in Wisconsin.
Authorities in western Minnesota say a hunter was accidentally shot and wounded on the opening day of the state’s firearms deer season.
The First United Methodist Church held their annual Craft and Bake Sale.
Authorities have arrested a man accused of abducting another man at gunpoint in Sawyer County.
Duluth police have identified a 74-year-old man in a wheelchair who was hit by a vehicle Saturday.
Crews are working to clear a freight train derailment in western Wisconsin that spilled thousands of gallons of ethanol.
A Sandstone man has been sentenced to more than four years in prison for a drunken driving crash that killed a popular student athlete last winter.
Hundreds of people dressed in black descended on The Depot Friday night for “All Souls Night”.
In the final report on being transgender in the Northland, FOX 21’s Dan Hanger explores the positive advocacy work of two Duluth transgender people, and how UW-Superior is creating an accepting culture of diversity, with a strong focus on the transgender community.
Less than a week before Veterans Day, Douglas County held its first ever Veterans Ball.
A man’s legacy of giving to those in need is remembered at an annual fundraiser Friday evening.
If you’ve always wanted to learn adaptive curling now is the perfect opportunity.
The 28th Annual Gales of November commemorates the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald 40 years ago.
A woman was arrested in Superior after police found a dead horse and several malnourished animals during a traffic stop.
The Holiday Mail for Heroes Card Signing Event was held at Bent Paddle Brewing Company.
Minnesota Senator Roger Reinert visited the Glensheen Mansion to discuss several bonding projects he is authoring this legislative session.