Montevideo named host of 2016 Governor’s Pheasant Opener
2016 - Dayton's sixth annual pheasant opener
Montevideo has been selected to host the 2016 Minnesota Governor’s Pheasant Opener.
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Teens Sleep in Boxes, Raise Awareness of Homeless Youth
Funds go to Duluth's Life House
Area students are taking a stand against youth homelessness in our community, by sleeping in cardboard boxes.
Children’s Museum Opens New Exhibit
Artist's Works on Display
Plaster’s work focuses on large paper mache puppets that have been displayed at national exhibitions such as Burning Man.
Chow Down and Give Back
Buffalo Wild Wings Taking Donations Through October
Throughout October the restaurant will be taking donations from customers and donating $1.00 for every jar of wing sauce purchased.
One Dead, One Injured after shooting at Texas Southern University Campus
One person is dead and another injured following a shooting outside of an apartment complex on the campus of Texas Southern University.
Duluth Man Arrested for Selling Heroin
A drug investigation lead to the arrest of a 28-year-old Duluth man for selling heroin.
Duluth Man Arrested in Death of White Earth Toddler
A Duluth man has been arrested in connection to the death of a 3-year-old boy in White Earth, Minnesota.
German Festivities to Take Over Tycoons
Oktoberfest Starts Up Saturday
Oktoberfest takes place at Tycoons this weekend.
One Dead, Three Injured Following Shooting at Arizona College
One person is dead and three others injured following a shooting overnight at a college campus in Arizona.
Heroin, Meth and Cash Found in Police Search; Three Arrested
Three men are behind bars after police found drugs and cash in a home in Duluth on Tuesday.
Gov. Dayton Heads to Mankato for 5th Annual Pheasant Opener
Pheasant Population up from Last Year
Gov. Mark Dayton travels to Mankato Friday for the Minnesota Governor’s Pheasant Opener.
CASDA Launches Donation Drive For Shelter
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and CASDA in Superior is taking the lead on the issue.
Ridership Increases On New DTA ‘Grocery Express’
So far, it’s a success for the DTA’s new “Grocery Express” route.
UMD Holds Annual Job Fair
400 Students, 90 Employers Attend
More than 400 students took part in the Head of the Lakes Job and Internship Fair Thursday.
Duluth Kids Stand Up To Bullies Through Chalk
"Kindness in Chalk" kicks off Bullying Prevention Awareness Month
A simple childhood toy is being used to spark conversations at a local school about bullying.
Northwest Passage Skywalk Opens
Canal Park and Downtown Connected by Skywalk
The Duluth Transit Authority and other groups hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony today for the newly constructed Northwest Passage Skywalk.
Beltrami Co. Authorities Searching for Missing Woman
Authorities in Beltrami County are seeking the public’s help in locating a woman who has been missing since Tuesday.
Unexpected Gas Outage in Kenwood Neighborhood
The City of Duluth says residents are experiencing an unexpected gas outage in the Kenwood neighborhood.
Hero Veteran in Oregon College Shooting Released from Hospital
An Army Veteran,who is being hailed as a hero for stepping in and potentially saving lives during last week’s shooting at a college campus in Oregon,has been released from the hospital.
Inn on the North Shore Known for Uniqueness
Northern Rail TrainCar Inn
Whether you’re a travel enthusiast or just looking for something a bit different than staying at your run of the mill hotel, the Northern Rail Traincar Inn might be a perfect fit.
Authorities Expanding Search for Three Missing Boaters
Authorities have expanded their search for three boaters that have been missing since Saturday on Lake of the Woods.
New ‘Feed, Seed & Supply’ Business Now Open
Farmers and pet owners – listen up. There’s a new, local business now open just for you. It’s called Duluth Feed, Seed & Supply.
MN Supreme Court Visits Duluth
Minnesota’s justices of the state’s highest court came to UMD Wednesday night for an informal dinner with community members.
PAVSA Holds Annual ‘Take Back The Night’
Wednesday night was a night to “Take Back The Night” in Duluth.
Lucky Duluth Kids Ride to School in a Fire Truck
Four Boys and One Girl Get Opportunity to Ride in Fire Engine
Talk about showing up to school in style.
New Animal Shelter Holds Grand Opening Ceremony
Unveiling the New Multimillion Dollar Facility
The new animal shelter in Superior is has a lot of tails wagging.
Carlton County’s Top Dog Gets Bullet Proof Vest
Carlton County’s top dog will have extra protection out in the field thanks to a non-profit.
President Obama Says U.S. is at Fault, Demands Investigation into Deadly Airstrike at Afghan Hospital
President Barack Obama has issued an apology to Doctors Without Borders following a deadly airstrike at one of the organizations hospitals in Afghanistan over the weekend.
Grand Rapids Man Pleads Guilty to Intent to Sell Methamphetamine
A Grand Rapids man has pleaded guilty to one felony count of controlled substance crime in the first degree
Zombies to Invade Duluth this Weekend
2nd Annual Quarantine Duluth
Zombies will be in the Northland this weekend.
Two Suspects Arrested in Apple Fest Theft Incidents
Two suspects are being held in connection to multiple theft incidents in Bayfield over Apple Fest weekend .
Cliffs Natural Resources Terminates Agreement with Essar
Pellet Sale Agreement Ends Between Essar and Cliffs Natural Resources
Cliffs Natural Resources Inc. announced Tuesday that, effective October 5, 2015, it has terminated its Pellet Sale and Purchase Agreement with Essar Algoma.
DNR Names 17 to Mille Lacs Committee, New Point Man for Lake
Still No Decision on Walleye Ice Fishing
The Department of Natural Resources has named 17 people to its new Mille Lacs Fisheries Advisory Committee and a new point person for the agency’s efforts to revive the popular lake’s struggling walleye population.
Duluth Company Helping With Credit Card ‘Chip’ Transition
Businesses throughout the Northland are right now in transition to accept chip-embedded credit and debit cards.
Well-Known Artist With Disorder Dead At 32
A well-known, vibrant artist from Barnes, Wis., has died. Nate Merz, 32, died of complications from pneumonia, according to his family.
County Attorney Reviewing School Knife Incident
In a FOX follow-up, the Duluth Police Department has completed its investigation into a knife incident at Stowe Elementary and has handed the case over to the Juvenile Division of the St. Louis County Attorney’s Office.
McDonald’s Breakfast Now All Day In The Northland
McDonald’s is now officially serving breakfast all day and every day at all Northland locations.
Great Outdoors: Copper Peak Adventure Ride
If you’re looking for more than just a panoramic view when you go to check out the fall colors, head to Ironwood, Michigan.
Scholarship Night
Students Learn About Scholarship Availability Across the Northland
The Duluth Superior Area Community Foundation is calling it “Scholarship Season.”
Marshall Students Researching Lester River
Students Take Samples as Part of River Watch
Students collected insects and water samples that will be analyzed to determine water quality and river eco system health.
Fall Sled Dog Training in the Northland
Positive Energy Outdoors
The brisk fall evenings may have you thinking pumpkins, bonfires and Halloween, but for some athletes the season offers perfect conditions to train for a winter sport.
Duluth Zoo Unveils Giant Pumpkin
Just in Time For Halloween
The Lake Superior Zoo is officially ready for Halloween.
Just Kids Dental Comes to Superior Library
Children Learn in Interactive Ways
JKD staff used interactive methods and books to teach children about the importance of keeping their teeth clean. The organizers hope the event will help the children learn about different subjects through reading.
Duluth City Council At-Large Candidates Debate in Forvm
Candidates vying for Duluth City Council’s At-Large seats went head to head in a forum Tuesday morning.
Texas Roadhouse Butcher slices up competition in meat cutting challenge
A Duluth butcher has proved he’s a slice above his competition in a national meat cutting competition.
Portion of Superior Street will close as crane comes down
A small portion of West Superior Street will close next week as a staple in Duluth’s skyline over the last year will come down.
UMD’s Business School Hosts ‘China Town Hall’
It was a so-called China town hall Monday at UMD’s Labovitz School of Business and economics.
Parents Upset With District’s Handling Of Knife Incident
District: All Procedures Were Handled Appropriately
Some parents at Stowe Elementary School in Duluth are upset with the way the School District handled a recent knife incident between one student and student crossing guards.
Party Stores Stocked With Halloween Gear
Even though it might not feel like it, it’s already October which means Halloween is just around corner.
