MN State Patrol: More Drivers Not Stopping for School Buses
A survey released by the Minnesota State Patrol shows that more drivers are putting kids at risk by not yielding to school buses that have their stop arms displayed.
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Tree Stands Recalled
Climbing Tree Stands Recalled
Those preparing for fall hunting should be aware of a recall with some tree stands.
Amber Alert Canceled in Search for Child Abducted from Ramsey Daycare
The AMBER Alert has been canceled in the search for the missing 15-month-old girl that was taken from a daycare in Ramsey by her mother who lost custody of the child.
Turn Your Porch Light On in Memory of Jacob Wetterling
It’s been 26 years since Jacob Wetterling disappeared.
Suspect Charged, Not Under Arrest When He Killed Aitkin Co. Deputy
The Aitkin County Sheriff’s Office says the man who fatally shot and killed an Aitkin County Deputy on Sunday at a St. Cloud Hospital was not under arrest at the time.
UMD Students Give Hats to Children Battling Cancer
Love Your Melon
UMD students give hats to children battling cancer for Love Your Melon Day.
Plaintiff in Clergy Abuse Case Wants $11.7 Million
First Clergy Sex Abuse Case to be Argued in Front of Jury
The attorney for a man who says he was molested by a priest in the Duluth diocese as a boy is asking a jury to award the man $11.7 million.
3M Restructuring Includes 1,500 Job Cuts
A Third of Job Cuts to Come in U.S.
3M has announced a restructuring plan that will cut 1,500 jobs worldwide.
House Conservatives Back Ryan, Opening Door to a New Speaker
Two-thirds Vote Supports Ryan
Congressman Paul Ryan seems all but assured of becoming the next House speaker, now that the Wisconsin Republican has won the backing of most members of the pugnacious House Freedom Caucus.
Parents: Playground Rubber Mulch Is Toxic
School District Reviewing Concerns
Some Duluth parents are seriously concerned about pieces of shredded rubber tires that blanket playground at elementary school in the Duluth School District.
Superior Liquor Store, Bar Owners ‘Devastated’ By Council Vote
Some liquor store and bar owners in Superior say they’re devastated after a city council ruling.
Minnesota Power Plans to Produce More Solar Energy
Answering the Higher Demand for Renewable Energy
Minnesota Power is evolving – and has plans to use more solar energy.
Caribou Coffee Promotion Supports Solvay Hospice House
You can enjoy a warm cup of coffee and support local families at the same time.
Twin Ports Women Honored at YWCA Luncheon
12th Annual Women of Distinction Luncheon
Four women who have made significant contributions to the Northland were honored Tuesday at the YWCA Women of Distinction Luncheon.
Books Come Alive Through Song for Duluth Kids
Preschoolers were treated to a special storytime at the Duluth Public Library.
DeLorean Owner Celebrates ‘Back to the Future Day’
Proud of Iconic Car Featured in Back to the Future Movies
Date made famous by Back to the Future 2 commemorated by DeLorean owner in Superior.
Jury Trial Set for Officer Accused of Abusing K9
A jury trial has been set for the Ramsey County Sheriff’s Deputy accused of assaulting his K-9 partner in Carlton in June.
Public Asked to Weigh in on Allowing Vendors on Lakewalk
Duluth Puts Out Survey on Commercial Activity on Lakewalk
The city of Duluth is considering allowing vendors on the Lakewalk but they want to get the public’s input first.
Police: Missing Woman Did Not Leave Voluntarily
Investigators in Pope County say they believe an 18-year-old missing for a week did not leave voluntarily.
Mayor: Suspect in NY Cop Killing a “Hardened Criminal”
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio says the man who shot and killed a New York Police Department Officer Tuesday night is a “hardened criminal” and shouldn’t have been out on the streets.
Vice President Joe Biden Not Running for President
Vice President Joe Biden announced Wednesday that he will not toss his hat in the ring for the 2016 Presidential election, putting an end to months of speculation that he would run.
Minnesota Ballet Celebrates Milestone
50th Anniversary Gala
Minnesota Ballet has reached a milestone.
Assembly Passes Bill Ending Secret John Doe Probes
The Wisconsin Assembly has passed a Republican-backed bill that would do away with secret John Doe investigations into political misconduct.
Great Outdoors: Northwoods Zip Line
In this week’s Great Outdoors we head to a family-owned business in Minocqua, Wisconsin to go zip lining.
Dancers, Drummers Celebrate Lake Superior Ojibwe Gallery Dedication
Dancers and drummers from the Fond du Lac Reservation kicked off a dedication of the new Lake Superior Ojibwe Gallery Monday.
Teenage Girl Center of School Threat Investigation
Student Goes to South Ridge School
An investigation is underway into what St. Louis County authorities say were threats made by a 13-year-old student on Facebook about her school.
Duluth City Council, Mayoral Candidates Host Final Forum
Monday night was the last chance for Duluthians to hear from city council and mayoral candidates about where they stand on the big issues.
Kirby Student Center Renovations Completed
UMD hosted a Ribbon Cutting to Celebrate
The ribbon cutting celebrates the completion of the second phase of a renovation of the almost 60 year old space.
Annual Rose Tipping Event at Leif Erickson Park
Volunteers Learn Minnesota Tip Method to Protect Roses
The Lake Superior Rose Society and the Duluth parks staff hosted the annual rose tipping event at the Leif Erikson Rose Garden.
Ranked-Choice Voting Discussed at Duluth Forvm
A Debate on Whether Duluth Needs a Change to its Election System
It’s getting closer and closer to Election Day, and at this week’s Duluth Forvm, ranked choice voting was once again a hot button topic.
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation is Giving Away a Free Bridge
Historic Truss Bridge is Up for Grabs
The historic truss bridge was built in 1910, and is about 77 feet long and 19 feet wide. Limited money may be available from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation to assist in the removal of the bridge from its current location.
Minnesota Hunters Encouraged to Buy Licenses Early
DNR Expects Lines to be Long
Minnesota has nearly half a million firearms deer hunters in the state, and retailers say the day before hunting season begins is their busiest day selling licenses.
Sentencing Set for Woman in Lake Nebagamon Standoff Incident
Woman Set for Sentencing in Shooting Incident with Douglas Co. Authorities
A 23–year–old Lake Nebagamon woman has pleaded guilty to charges connected to a shooting incident and armed standoff with Douglas County authorities.
Pop-Up Shops Fill Downtown Storefronts
Keeping Downtown Storefronts Filled with Occupants
It has been an issue the city of Duluth has dealt with for quite some time, how to keep businesses in downtown Duluth and storefronts filled.
Search Warrants Lead to Five Arrests in Duluth
Police nabbed five people during a bust in Duluth Tuesday.
Funeral Services Set for Slain Aitkin County Deputy
A memorial service to honor the Aitkin County Sheriff’s Deputy who was killed in the line of the duty, will be held on Friday in Aitkin.
Lockdown Lifted at Hinckley-Finlayson High School
A lockdown has been lifted at Hinckley-Finlayson High School after an uninvited male was found on the roof of the building.
Hikers Found Safe After Search near Ely
Two hikers are safe after getting lost on a trail near Ely Monday night.
Douglas County K9, Handler Honored with State Award
Douglas County’s top dog and his handler were honored with a prestigious state award for their team work in tracking down two burglars last September.
Duluth Man Convicted of Armed Robbery
A Duluth man has been convicted of armed robbery for holding up a Duluth bank in February.
Boy Scouts, CHUM to Host Annual Food Drive
SHARE Community Food Drive
The SHARE Community Food Drive is back this weekend.
Lakers Carried 9.8 Million Tons of Cargo in September
U.S. flag Great Lakes freighters moved 9.8 million tons of cargo last month, a decrease of 8 percent compared to this time last year.
Superior High School Students Give Back to Community
Northland Uncovered: Dug Out Canoe
A group of Northland students makes an effort to help out a local historical society.
‘Vision Duluth’ Launches For Equity, Democracy
A new plan for more equity in Duluth has launched as Vision Duluth.
Acting Fire Chief Talks 2016 Goals, Challenges
Fire Halls To Provide Better Gender Equity
The number of fires might be stagnant, but Duluth firefighters are responding to a record number of calls for service. FOX 21’s Dan Hanger spoke one-on-one with Acting Fire Chief Erik Simonson about that subject and topics like diversity on the force.
MnDOT Hosts Highway 210 Project Open House
The Minnesota Department of Transportation received some feedback about the potential impact of construction work near historic properties in Carlton.
Business Owner Responds to Empty Downtown Storefronts
Says the Secret to Thriving Business is Parking
Lake State Credit Union has announced that it will close its location in downtown Duluth, which will leave yet another storefront vacant.
Google Visits UMD
2 Engineers Speak to Students
Google software engineers were at UMD Monday to talk to students who may be exploring careers in the tech industry.
Winter Walleye Harvest Limit Set in Mille Lacs
Anglers will have a walleye fishing season this winter on Lake Mille Lacs after the state and tribal biologists agreed on a limit of how many pounds can be taken during the ice fishing season.
Police Seeking Help in Locating Woman Missing in West Central Minnesota
Authorities are asking for the public’s help in locating a woman missing from west central Minnesota.
