Children had the chance to go spend The day out with Thomas the tank engine in the Lake Superior Railroad Museum at the Depot.
The Northland is full of historic memories, especially when it comes to the Congdon Family.
Starting Friday, Billings Park Days in Superior will kick off, with a full weekend of events planned.
From building stronger relationships with other emergency agencies, to examining and improving mental health of his firefighters, Duluth’s new fire chief – Denny Edwards — is moving beyond just the flames. FOX 21’s Dan Hanger as the exclusive one-on-one interview.
It was the 25th Annual Curbside Classic at Gordy’s High-hat in Cloquet.
Spirit Valley Days is in full swing out in West Duluth.
Former Clyde Iron Works employees gather at the restaurant of the same name to remember their former workplace. Clyde’s once produced the largest cranes in the world.
The Duluth Playhouse hosted a poolside party to kick off their capital campaign. The Playhouse is raising money for its capital campaign to restore the NorShor Theater.
The Duluth Huskies won’t make the Northwoods League playoffs this season, but 2016 has been a banner year at the box office.
Rock band donates $150,000 to the Hiring for Heroes fund and also brings local veterans on stage during performance.
Wisconsin High school Football practice isn’t quite in full swing. That comes next week, when pads start popping.
There’s a new look at Grand Rapids High School.
It’s day two of the popular Spirit Valley Days Celebration and while festivities continue through the weekend, many vendors woke up on Thursday morning to devastation.
While KISS rocked the house at Amsoil Arena Wednesday night, nine other legendary acts made their way in to the DECC on Thursday.
Amity Coffee has become the first business to apply for a license to sell beer and wine in the Lakeside neighborhood.
City officials came together to approve a new ten year plan for Duluth.
The Duluth Airshow has been taking place since the 1930’s and today it was announced that for the first time ever the Blue Angels will be back to perform for a second year in a row.
Another round of severe weather hit the Duluth area overnight and it left a path of damage behind.
Traffic signal upgrades will begin at the intersection of Kenwood Avenue and Arrowhead Road starting Monday August 8, as part of the ongoing traffic improvement plan for the intersection.
The Northland has had its fair share of severe weather recently.
A Duluth native is becoming a rising star through his YouTube channel.
The Gary New-Duluth Recreation Development Alliance is starting to take shape with its new pavilion.
Duluth Police Chief Mike Tusken has been on the job as the city’s top cop for roughly 90 days now, and he’s talking to FOX 21’s Dan Hanger about hard research underway to decide whether more cops should be on the streets of Duluth.
Duluth Police Chief Mike Tusken took some time out of his day to read one of his favorite stories to some community youngsters.
It’s the kick-off for the Spirit Valley days in West Duluth, and with that comes the Kyle Smalley Memorial Car Show.
The weather wasn’t the only thing heating up across the Northland on Wednesday.One Duluthian Veteran is having the time of her life, all thanks to KISS, and a good friend.
On Monday, in Hermantown, the council approved a question to be put on the November ballet regarding sales tax.
The old Hermantown High School was turned into the middle school and there is now a brand new High School facility.
Wednesdays are getting wild at the Lake Superior Zoo!
Preps are underway for the fourth-annual Veterans Benefit and the first-ever Walk for the Fallen.
As part of National Night Out in Superior, the city lit the night skies in blue in support of local law enforcement.
The Twin Ports celebrated National Night Out by getting together with neighbors to strengthen relationships.
Thomas the Train headed down the tracks to inpsect them for safety. Thomas the Train will be in Duluth
The UCare plan is for seniors 65 and older and the meetings help break down the different options that they have available to them.
Educators from the Twin Ports and beyond got a little boost today that might help them in the classroom this school year.
The storms that whipped through the Northland may be gone and the power back on but the thank yous from community members are still pouring in.
Beginning Monday August 8, crews will begin upgrading the intersection of Highway 53 and Haines Road.
This evening the Civil War will be the focus of conversation at the Duluth Depot.
National Night Out will be celebrated across the United States tonight.
A group of Superior residents have a strong statement to make they support local law enforcement, and they want to show it on their own homes.
The exhibition was paired with a film screening of “Life and Art Entangled.”
Medical marijuana registration is now open for pain patients in the state of Minnesota.
The Beaver House is known not only for a huge walleye coming through its roof but also for its famous Beaver Flicks. The popular bait shop brings in locals and tourists.
The city of Duluth is seeking about twenty-five volunteers to help move debris Tuesday morning.
Head of the Lakes United Way, and other organizations are partnering to help kids kick off a good school year, with a school supply drive, Stuff the Bus.
Ecumen Lakeshore, a Duluth retirement community, celebrated a milestone Monday.
The minimum wage, which was 9 dollars an hour for big businesses, has been raised by 50 cents. It’s a rate that applies to all hours worked, whether part time or full time.
Festivals are taking over towns this time of year and Duluth is no different.
A Wisconsin shipyard faces nearly $1.4 million in penalties after federal health inspectors said it exposed workers to lead.
