Superior officials celebrate Arbor Day
Students in Superior are making their college campus a little greener.
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Superior high school raises enough money for grad party
Superior high school’s annual grad party has been saved for this year.
Wisconsin Senator makes Stop in Superior
U.S. Senator Ron Johnson made a stop in Superior Tuesday.
Visit Duluth Holds Annual Tourism Luncheon
Community Gears Up For Peak Tourism Season
Tourism has an estimated annual impact of 780 million dollars within the Duluth community- find out how Visit Duluth prepares.
Personal Historian Talks Documenting Life Stories
Personal History Awareness Month
May is personal history awareness month. This morning, a personal historian visited FOX 21 Sunrise to talk about its importance.
Boats are Coming Out for the Season
Busy Times at Barker's Island Marina
It’s finally starting to feel like Spring and Barker’s Island Marina is getting boats in the water.
Northland Uncovered: Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota
Non-Profit Has Been Changing Lives for a Century
In Duluth, Lutheran Social Service has been helping and saving the lives of children in crisis for 100 years.
Cold Case: Nancy Daugherty
Nancy Daugherty was raped, beaten and murdered 30 years ago in one of the Northland’s most notorious unsolved murders.
Community Celebrates King Elementary Expansion
Phase one ribbon cutting ceremony was paired with the groundbreaking for phase two.
Over in Deer River citizens gathered to celebrate phase one of the King Elementary School expansion being complete and break ground on phase two.
Grand Rapids Duo Picked in 1st Round of USHL Draft
Thunderhawks Gavin Hain, Blake McLaughlin Go 1st, 6th Overall
Most high school hockey standouts spend a year or two in junior before heading off to Division I college hockey debuts.The United States Hockey League is the top juinor circuit in the country. That league held the Phase I of its annual draft for players born in the year 2000.
UMD Softball Invited to NCAA Tournament
Bulldogs to Face Missouri Western State Thursday
UMD Softball didn’t win a Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Tournament title in Jen Walter’s first season as head coach. However, there’s still a bigger prize to play for.
Duluth School Board Says No to Edison Once Again
School board decides once again not to sell old Central site to Edison Charter Schools.
Just in March, the Duluth school board decided not to waive policy to allow the potential sale of the old Central site to Edison Charter Schools. But after much public comment, the school board decided to pick up the issue again.
Duluth Native Ham Offered Tryout by Vikings
Denfeld Grad was Standout Running Back at Augustana
Duluth native C.J. Ham got a taste of the NCAA Division II football playoffs last fall as the senior helped Augustana to the school’s first post season berth since 2010.
Cold Cases: Leanna Warner
In the quiet town of Chisholm, many questions seem to remain unanswered, and many of those questions revolve around June 14, 2003 — the disappearance of Leanna Warner.
Olcott Fountain Ground Breaking to be Held Friday
System Failed in 2013
The efforts to raise $400,000 in private donations for a historic fountain in Virginia is going strong.
Mountain Iron-Buhl School District Could Build New High School
Deciding Referendum Vote Held Tuesday
The current high school building, for grades 7 through 12, was built in the 1920’s, and School officials say time has put its toll on it.
Cunningham is Having a Smooth Transition to College Baseball
Ryan Cunningham is a Virginia High School alumni and now attends UMD
Ryan Cunningham is a freshman pitcher at UMD.
City Of Ashland Holds Drug Forum
Community members and officials in Ashland held a forum Sunday to talk about their growing concerns over the area’s drug epidemic.
Wildwoods Holds Annual Fundraiser For Wildlife Rehab
Wildwoods Wildlife Rehabilitation Center held its third annual fundraiser Sunday at Clyde Iron Works.
Temple Israel Holds Fundraiser For Gloria Dei
Temple Israel of Duluth hosted a traditional Jewish lunch and silent auction Sunday to benefit the restoration of Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, which was heavily damaged by fire earlier this year.
Homegrown Kicks Off First Day Of Festivities
A Festival featuring eight days of Homegrown music kicked off in Duluth Sunday.
Kids Enjoy Their Own Homegrown Music
Children and the young at heart spent the day dancing and singing to family friendly tunes Sunday.
Community Members Walk to End MS
120 Members Take Part In Event
Around 120 Community members gathered for a walk to end multiple sclerosis.
Firefighters hold a Fire Ops 101 course
Community leaders got a firsthand look into the fire fighter experience today.
Hair stylists give cuts to critters
Pet lovers from far and wide came to the Language of Hair Salon today for a good cause.
Veterans Fly to Washington D.C. To Visit War Memorials
Trip Organized By Local Non-Profit
80 veterans traveled to Washington DC to visit memorials, and to remember lives lost in the wars.
Reif Performing Arts Center Reopens
Center hosts first look at $11 million renovations.
Four years of planning went into making sure a newly remodeled performing arts center would hit all the right notes for the community of Grand Rapids.
A Mock Car Crash Reminds Students Not To Text And Drive
Checking a text message takes your eyes off the road for 3-4 seconds and traveling at speeds of 55 mph you can cover the distance of a football field. So is it really worth it?
Students host Escape to the Tropics event
A group of University of Wisconsin Superior students decided to do some good deeds and have some fun while they’re at it.
Local law students host a fundraiser
The Volunteer Attorney program had their annual Law Law Palooza fundraiser tonight.
Superior Library Holds Annual Spring Book Sale
Sale Continues On To Saturday
Videos, records, cassette tapes and DVDs are also on sale.
What are Gun Policies on School Grounds in Wisconsin?
A 17-year-old Superior High School student is facing felony charges after police found guns in a vehicle on school property.
Annual YMCA Fun Day Gets Kids Active for Spring
Healthy Kids Day
Healthy Kids Day will be back at the Duluth YMCA this weekend.
Active Adventures: Gearing Up for Fishing Opener
Visiting With Marine General in Duluth
We talk to the folks at Marine General in Duluth about the opening for walleye/northern season in Minnesota
Upgrades Coming to Duluth’s Hartley Park
Several upgrades are coming to Hartley Park before the end of 2016, according to Duluth city officials.
Marshall’s Burt Blazes in to Hamline Elite Meet
Sophomore Sprinter Among the Fastest in Minnesota
Merely calling Marshall School sophomore Jack Burt ‘fast’ would be an understatement.
Crews Ready To Focus On Park Repairs
With warmer air moving into the Northland, city officials are working to repair multiple parks.
7 Mysterious Unicorns Advance To Global Competition
The Congdon Park 5th grade group called “Seven Mysterious Unicorns” took 2nd place at the regional and state competitions in the fine arts “Get A Clue” category.
Finalists For Duluth Police Chief Take Center Stage
Mayor Larson To Make Decision Early May
Community members were invited to meet and ask questions of the two Duluth police chief candidates Thursday.
Subway Aims To Feed The Northland
Promotion Gives A Sandwich To Those Who Donate
Subway is giving away sandwiches for a good cause.
Core Learning Center Expands To Second Location
Center Helps People Who Struggle With Learning
An organization that helps those who struggle with learning, opens up a second location.
5th Annual Zenith Marketing Conference In Duluth
Conference Teaches About Digital Marketing and Social Media
Hundreds Of People gathered to learn about digital media and social marketing
Millions Of Dollars May Go To Cleaning the St. Louis River
220 Million Could Go To Water Quality
Governor Mark Dayton made a 220 million dollar proposal before the legislature to invest improving water quality in Minnesota, some which would be applied to cleaning the the St. Louis River Estuary.
Take Off With The Duluth Flying Club
Club Looks For New Members
The Duluth Flying club caters to pilots, and thrill seekers of all levels. The idea of a flying club went from tarmac to take off last summer when a group of five aviation enthusiasts decided it was time to share their love of flying with Duluth .
Duluth Grill Pickled Jalapenos
Cooking Connection: Pickled Jalapenos
For this week’s Cooking Connection we made pickled jalapenos out of the Duluth Grill Cookbook.
Duluth State of the City Address
Mayor Larson wants to focus on jobs, housing, and sustainable energy,
Mayor Larson has been busy with searches for a new police and fire chief and she’s also been trying to secure bonding money for the zoo and steam projects. She says whatever challenges the city will face, they’ll move forward together.
UMD Softball Lands Six on All-NSIC Team
Bulldogs Ashley Lewis and Natalie Wright Earn 1st Team Honors
University of Minnesota Duluth Softball had a fantastic first season under head coach Jen Walter. The Bulldogs went 21–7, finishing second in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference, and are in position to make the NCAA Tournament.
Wilderness Confident Headed to Fairbanks
Defending Robertson Cup Champs Start 2nd Round on Road
With May approaching, there’s only one hockey team the Northland is still watching. The Minnesota Wilderness are on to the 2nd Round of the North American Hockey League’s Robertson Cup Playoffs.
Animal Allies Is Looking For Kids Who Care
Does your kid have a big heart for all types of critters? If so, Animal Allies in Duluth wants to hear from you. The organization is celebrating “Be Kind To Animals Week” May 8th- 14th.
