In Report: Human Error Caused Train Derailment
BNSF Railway says human error caused a train derailment in November that sent more than 20,000 gallons of ethanol into the Mississippi River in Wisconsin.
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Pier B Resort In Final Stretch To Completion
Pier B Resort is an old cement plant, complete with giant storage silos. But now, it is expected to become one of the most sought–after resort destinations in the Midwest. FOX 21’s Chelsee Moe gives you an update on construction.
Malec Unfazed By Switch To Outfield
Proctor Senior Jake Malec will attend North Dakota State University next year.
Proctor senior Jake Malec will not only be making the transition to the college game next year but also to the outfield.
312th Unit Prepares To Deploy
Around 150 Soldiers Are Going Overseas
It was an emotional day at Ordean Middle school, where around 150 members of the 312 unit said their goodbyes to friends and family.
Many gather for Family Science Night
Children and adults were able to explore different types of science at an annual Science Family Night event.
Enchanted Tea Party At the DECC
Little Girls Meet Their Favorite Princesses
Little princesses met their favorite Disney princess at The DECC.
KISS Is Coming To the DECC
The Band Is Coming On August 3rd
Kiss, America’s Number one gold record award winning group of all time, announced their “Freedom to Rock” tour Dates
High School Students Compete in Welding And Carpentry Challenge
22 Students Competed In The Challenge
High School Students had the chance to show off their carpentry and welding skills in technical trade competitions.
Extra Law Enforcement On MN Roads To Stop Distracted Driving
300 Law Enforcement Agencies State Wide Are Participating
Each day in the United States, over 8 people are killed and more than 1,000 are injured in crashes that are reported to involve a distracted driver, according to the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention.
Sharing a Taste of Ramadan, Spreading Muslim Awareness
Students Sample Traditional Muslim Foods
They want to educate any and all who may just be unaware of the customs and traditions of the Islamic faith.
SCCU Holds Ribbon Cutting Event at Hermantown Branch
Celebrates Re-Opening Of the Branch
The Superior Choice Credit Union Celebrated the Re-opening of the Hermantown Branch.
Robotics Team Raises Money For Trip To World Competition
Sub-zero Robotics is headed to St. Louis April 26.
Esko’s robotics team is headed to St. Louis but needed help to fund the trip.
Two Harbors Approves Bid For New Bath House
City Council approved a 868,600 bid from TL Construction Monday.
Two Harbors is moving upward in the world of bath houses for campers but the cost of this expansion has raised a few eyebrows.
Iron Rangers Put Their Creative Minds Together
Over 100 People Attended the Event
Over 100 people gathered in Chisholm for the Cool and Creative Get Together to discuss ways to make the Iron Range a better place to live.
Students Celebrate Muslim Faith on UMD Campus
Awareness Week at UMD Celebrates Islam
The hijab is a head covering worn by Muslim women as a symbol of modesty and privacy.
Council Pres. Talks New Councilors, Including Son
Superior City Council President Tom Fennessey spoke out Wednesday about Tuesday’s election and the voting of three new councilors to the council.
DEDA Approves Land Sale To WESCO
West-End Property Sold For $210,000
DEDA approved a land sale to WESCO International Wednesday for the amount paid by DEDA to re-acquire the property from AET in 2013.
NorShor Theatre Project Passes Through DEDA
City Council Approval Is Final Step Before Construction
Duluth Economic Authority unanimously voted yes Wednesday to a plan that would restore the city’s old NorShor Theatre by the end of 2017 at the latest.
UWS Holds 2nd Annual Day of Giving
The Goal is To Raise More Than Last Year
The University of Wisconsin Superior is holding their 2nd annual “Superior Day of giving.”
LSC Requests Funding for Major Building Repairs
The School is Requesting $1.5 in Repairs
Lake Superior College is trying to keep their campus Safe, Warm and Dry, by seeking funds for building repairs.
Members of U of M Board of Regents Visit UMD
Tours School To Meet Students And Faculty
Members of the University of Minnesota Board of Regents visited UMD to meet with students, faculty and staff.
GO- Gooseberry Falls State Park
State Parks Celebrate 125 Years
This year marks the 125th anniversary of Minnesota State Parks
Strong Voter Turnout Reported In Superior
It was an important day for the Badger state as people headed to the polls to vote for the candidates who best represent what matters to them.
Itasca County Holds Child Care Town Hall Meeting
The “Greater Than Minnesota” plan is looking to bring child care to rural Minnesota areas.
Veterans Rally Behind Former Veterans Service Officer
Hugh Quinn Resigned After Office Reorganization Announcement
The veterans community in Itasca County is rallying around their former ally.
Many gather for a job fair in the Northland
Those hoping to find work had just the place to go today because the 7th annual Northland Job Fair was held at the DECC.
Archivist explains Minnesota’s connection to the Titanic
Those visiting the Duluth Public Library today got a fun history lesson.
City Officials want you to utilize sand collection sites
The city of Duluth invites residents to dispose of excess sand or salt from sidewalks at one of their road sand collection sites set up around the city.
Douglas County Declares April Child Abuse Prevention Month
Child Abuse Numbers Still Too High, Officials Say
The first step was a Mayoral Proclamation, the rest came from advocates at the conference.
Northland Uncovered: William A. Irvin
In this week’s Northland Uncovered we head inside the William A. Irvin to see how it transforms from a haunted ship into a tourist destination.
St. Louis River Interactive Exhibit Launches At Depot
The St. Louis River is on display at the Depot in the form of exhibits.It’s called “One River, Many Stories.”
Mt. Royal Branch Library To Get Upgrades
The Duluth Library’s Mt. Royal Branch is about to get major upgrades for the first time since it opened in 1998.
Superior Meats Takes Home More Awards
Superior Meats won the “Grand Champion” title for its Colorado jerky and another for its yellow-jacket cooked bratwurst, according to the owners.
Donald Trump Rallies In Superior Ahead of Primary
Thousands Show Up At Bong Airport
Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump held a rally in Superior Monday — just one day before the all-important Wisconsin Primary.
Port Authority Celebrates Arrival of First Saltie
It was a celebration fit for a King, or in this case a Captain.
Ashland meat market uses locally raised hog
The 6th Street Meat Market in Ashland uses locally raised hog in their products.
The Ashland school district seeks more than $34 million for updates
School officials in Ashland are seeking $34.36 million for updates and repairs in schools across the district.
Esko Catcher Turns Passion For Game Into Success On The Field
Nick Emanuel is entering his senior season at Esko and will play for North Dakota State next year
Esko’s senior catcher Nick Emanuel is this week’s Northern Star
School Board members endorse Erik Simonson for the Senate
School board and city council members came out to endorse Erik Simonson for the Minnesota state senate today.
First Saltie Arrives in Twin Ports
Community Members Gather To Watch
The Lakers have been coming in and out of the twin ports for a few weeks, but the first oceangoing vessel sailed into the port of Duluth and Superior on Sunday.
Students of all ages create music together
University of Wisconsin-Superior student musicians partnered with Superior Community Youth Choir for a concert.
St. Scholastica hosted an African Heritage Festival
Today St. Scholastica students held an event themed “United We Stand.”
Ashland Celebrates New Fire Station With Open House
The City Has Been Working To Get Building for 40 Years
Ashland opens their new fire department building up to the community to celebrate it’s completion.
Dayton Tours Highway 53 Relocation Project
Governor and other officials are impressed with the work being done.
Before the governor’s big meeting with Ely officials on a proposed mine, he stopped by the construction of the relocation of Highway 53.
Dayton Visits with Ely Officials
Governor meets with Ely city council to discuss his decision regarding a potential mine.
Nearly three weeks after delivering a huge blow to a proposed copper nickel mine near Ely, Governor Dayton met with the Ely city council at the IRRRB headquarters in Eveleth.
The annual Chum Food Drive raised thousands
The annual Chum Food Drive took place at the Whole Foods co-op today.
April Is Sexual Assault Awareness Month
April is recognized as Sexual Assault Awareness Month. St. Louis County Attorney, Mark Rubin hosted local leaders from around St. Louis County. Rubin encouraged them to come out and acknowledge the movement by addressing issues in Duluth.
The 148th Will Deploy 300 Airmen To South Korea
The 148th will be deploying 300 Airmen and a dozen F-16’s to Osan Airbase in South Korea.
Ely Outfitters Introduce New Motorized Paddle
The Paddle You Can Use Without Paddling
A new invention in Ely could allow outdoor enthusiasts and canoeists to paddle with style and ease.
St. Scholastica Introduces New President
12th President Comes from New Rochelle, New York
Dr. Colette McCarrick Geary will succeed Dr. Larry Goodwin to become the 12th president of the school, starting July first.
