Hurricane Matthew is one of the most powerful hurricanes to hit the United States in years.
A growing number of communities have been calling today Indigenous People’s Day instead of Columbus Day to promote Native American culture.
The fall marathon & half-marathon offers you spectacular fall colors, friendly aid stations and the best in pre-and post-race music.
There is growing political and even racial anger in Ashland involving some high school seniors and their homecoming float.
Scott Anderson was inducted into the Duluth East Hall of Fame this weekend.
Duluth police are investigating a fatal accident involving a driver and a pedestrian.
Crews work to build the iconic symbol of Bentleyville in Bayfront Park.
People came together to remember loved ones lost and bring awareness to the suicide epidemic.
The Duluth Denfeld Hunters won the Minnesota boys basketball championship in 1947. Now nearly seventy years later, the entire team is being inducted into the school’s Hall of Fame.
Throughout the months of September through March, it can often feel like we’re walking on pins and needles when it comes to your health.
The North Shore Community School is now celebrating the completion of a solar energy project.
Around the middle of October is when many hardware stores start swapping out their fall inventories for wintertime tools.
It is time to start thinking about winter fun.
With the temperatures dropping rapidly, homeowners are preparing to get their houses ready for the winter.
Cloquet’s R.W. Lindholm Service Station, better known as the Frank Lloyd Wright Gas station, is getting new owners.
The City of Cloquet received grant funds to help low income home owners improve their homes, and has 10 slots left for people who want to apply.
The storm in Florida is affecting those on the east coast, but it’s also a concern for some Northlanders who have homes in the sunshine state.
For this week’s Active Adventures, we visited the Wheeler Sports Complex to try out Pickleball.
Happening Friday, October 17 at 7:00p.m., the Douglas County Historical Society will be teaming up with Soldiers and Sailors Relief Fund for a fundraising event.
Fall and tailgating season is here! This morning, Maddie Hoffman with Kinky Beverages visited FOX 21 to give some recipe ideas.
Construction finishes ahead of schedule
Juveniles in Chisholm are being accused of being the ones behind a clown video that’s gone viral on social media. Police say the incident is a prank put on by the juveniles.
UMD gamers got together this afternoon to discuss ways they can make games they developed welcoming to all users.
Nearly 12 million people are in the warning path of Hurricane Matthew.
A program in Virginia is celebrating its tenth year of helping addicts and repeat drug offenders on the road to recovery.
Superior Chrysler Center Hosts Northern Outdoorsmen Show to reach out to veterans
Hundreds of Non Profit Organizations are in Duluth for the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits Annual Conference.
Superior Chrysler Center Hosts Northern Outdoorsmen Show to reach out to veterans.
The Hermantown Area Chamber of Commerce is launching a new program to help small businesses.
Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank is kicking off its first ever Great American Milk Drive.
A shooting last Sunday night at Duluth’s Skyline Parkway Wall is putting renewed focus on keeping that area safe.
It was a perfect day to take a deep breath and concentrate on the mind, body and soul for some Northlanders today.
Shakespeare will be in the Northland this weekend.
We made a classic cocktail for this week’s Cooking Connection.
October is mental health awareness month and breaking it down further.This week is national week without stigma
Tomorrow night it’s time to get spooked! The haunted ship opens its doors at 6:30 and if you go you better be ready Â
The Duluth Daredevils robotics team uses the support from their sponsors to get to regional and championship events.
Clown masks may be getting all the attention this Halloween, but ninja gear and fairy costumes have been popular with early shoppers.
Community members across the Twin Ports rallied to take back the night. The event takes a stand against power based violence and lends supports to survivors.
St. Scholastica Students, Faculty, and Staff joined local non-profit organizations and other agencies to spend their day giving back to the community for the College’s annual Community Day Event.
St.Scholastica students volunteered to make pumpkin pies at First United Methodist Church. It’s an event that happens every year for community day.
Community members turned out for a lunch meeting to learn about a referendum that could bring more money and tourism to Superior.
This weekend zombies will be taking over Duluth and it’s all for fun.
Northlanders have a new option to get involved in the community and provide foster care in the area; animal foster care.
For the second time this year Bernie sanders is in Duluth.
Jacob Wetterling’s parents are encouraging the public to help keep other kids safe.
The Gilbert Police Department needs the public help identifying a man accused of spray painting swastikas and a cross on a church.
Great Outdoors: Exploring the Fall Colors In The Northland
United Steelwokers Local 2660 put their support behind Rick Nolan.
Congressman Rick Nolan and Cliffs CEO Lourenco Goncalves met at Hibbing Taconite to discuss the mining industry. Nolan also received the Steel Champion award for his work in promoting the mining industry.
