The new Fleet Farm in Hermantown is expected to bring around 200 jobs to the region.
You may have seen some incredible moments during this summer’s 2016 Olympic Games in Rio, but Wednesday, you could become an Olympian right here in the Northland!
With the much anticipated Tall Ships Festival kicking off Thursday, we wanted to know if it’s better to take your pups with, or more beneficial to leave them at home.
A divided Duluth City Council voted Monday night to approve new apartments North of Miller Trunk Highway.
Windy conditions have created a wonderland for Kite Boarders on Lake Superior.
Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson is back on the campaign trail, and made a media stop in Duluth earlier this morning.
Representatives from the Department of Public Safety, Homeland Security and Emergency Management stopped in Carlton County where leaders provided them with information which will be used to determine storm assistance funding.
Work on the Pier B Resort bridge should be completed by the beginning of the Tall Ships Festival. The bridge is unique and is the first of its kind in the Northland.
The last weeks of summer are upon us and many in the Northland are enjoying it outside. The Farmers’ Almanac predicts that the 2016 winter will be very cold and will come with a lot of snow.
High school football practices are underway across the Northland.
A Viking inspired beer will now benefit the Leif Erickson Viking Ship Restoration Project
Canal Park restaurants are expecting a busy weekend, with Tall Ships en route.
Catholic schools in Duluth will be looking a lot different, according to a new plan announced earlier this morning.
Local governments and private non-profit agencies that sustained damage during the floods in Northwest Wisconsin were encouraged to attend a meeting in Superior on Tuesday morning.
Representatives from the Department of Public Safety, Homeland Security, and emergency management stopped in Carlton County as part of storm damage assessment across 10 Minnesota counties Carlton County leaders provided the state with information which will be used to determine the amount of assistance funding.
There is a new Fleet Farm overlooking Miller Trunk Highway in Hermantown.
A deal to sell Nettleton Elementary school in Duluth is off.
The Douglas County Veterans Service Office is starting a new seminar program to educate veterans on a variety of topics.
Superior Public Museums is ready to host mini-golf enthusiasts for a good cause.
Do North Pizzeria purchases new location.
When you think of the North Shore, multiple gift shops, Northern cuisine, and beautiful scenery probably comes to mind.
The events have been going on for six years and allow nerds to share with others what has them excited.
Cleaning up and clearing out, the Minnesota Ballet is staying positive after storms ripped throught their building.
Offseason became preseason Monday as prep teams across Minnesota reported for the first day of fall sports practices.
Three hundred reenactors camped near the Grand Portage National Monument for Rendezvous Days, a festival that remembers the significance of the fur trade in the area.
The Duluth City Council approved a contract for the cleanup of trails still littered with debris from the July storms.
MnDOT updated citizens tat their monthly meeting of the progress of the Twin Ports Interchange project. Traffic counting, wetland delineation, and waste assessments have been completed.
A new report says Minnesota’s economy is average at best.
NBC Spartan Sports Complex kicked-off the construction of new tennis courts and a softball diamond.
The Salvation Army in Duluth is preparing for the school shopping season, and asking the public for donations of children’s clothing, socks, and underclothes.
If you’re planning on heading down to the Tall Ships later this week now there’s a new way to get around. The Greater Downtown Council is teaming up with Voyager Bus Lines to present the Duck Bus.
Rob Link, who played a key role in many high profile development projects in Duluth, passed away on Saturday at the age of 66.
Historic ships will soon be sailing into Duluth.
The 2nd Annual Family Free Fun Night will take place on August 27 from 2:00p.m. until 6:00p.m at the Harrison Community Center in Lincoln Park.
A Duluth woman is taking on a major challenge on the Superior Hiking trail this month, with a goal of running 310 miles in 9 days.
Field Day held at Clover Valley Farms to teach about apple production.
Duluth Children’s Museum Holds Eighth Annual Bubble Fest.
This week Duluth will be invaded by water and land for the Tall Ships Festival and with people filling restaurants and hotels, it’s expected to be a big weekend for businesses in Duluth.
People in Mountain Iron are gearing up for the annual Old Time Fiddle Championships.
The Nice Girls Organization hosts a Second Saturday Market specifically for women.
It’s the third annual Bike Duluth Festival this weekend where more than 300 bikers came to hit the trails and enjoy some friendly competition.
Performers happily sing the blues for thousands in Duluth. The three day festival celebrates all things blues.
Sales of the Bayfront Blues Festival Volume Two cd will help support the 30 Days Foundation. The foundation supports those who have gone through a serious financial crisis.
The Mist of Avalon will be at Grand Portage this weekend and from there, it will leave to appear in this years Tall Ships Festival.
The Public Works Building in Ely will be renamed in honor of Mike Forsman.
The city of Duluth is known for its elite trails and now its celebrating a new honor.
Police were seen on the roof of a Dunkin Donuts in Superior this morning, but the reason may surprise you.
Bicyclists will be riding into town this weekend for the 3rd Annual Bike Duluth Festival.
The City of Duluth has announced a new plan of attack for their curbside storm debris pick up, as well as the debris drop off site on Rice Lake Road.
Bayfront Blues Festival musician plays on FOX 21 Sunrise.
