Duluth, Minn The roads were ugly tonight. Making travel difficult for many in the Twin Ports. It wasn’t very good. It only took a few blocks to see several accidents and multiple cars unable to gain traction to make it up the hill. One Duluth driver said that this has been the worst he’s seen all winter. “These road conditions…
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Snowfall today, from a clipper system moving quick into the region from Manitoba.
Rogue One Premire
Ugly Sweater Day
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UMD Wraps Up 2016 Against WCHA Leaders, Avery Peterson Makes Debut
UMD Wraps Up 2016 Against WCHA Leaders, Avery Peterson Makes Debut
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This weekend the Karpeles Manuscript Museum will be filled with music as Twin Cities’ Music at the Museum performs.
Changes are coming to the nation’s education system following the results of this year’s presidential election.
The kids and officers walked through the aisles of target to pick out their perfect gift for this holiday season.
Women in the Twin Ports are working to send people to The Women’s March on Washington D.C. in January.
Residents at the Primrose Retirement Community of Duluth raced Pinewood Derby cars with local Boy Scouts.
Bryceton Butkiewicz walked off the football field as a rebel and on to the ice to play with the Minnesota Wilderness.
It’s the season of giving and one mystery woman is giving in a big wayYesterday Duluth resident Gloria Uggla was sitting at home wondering if she wanted to brave the cold. But she did and went and waited for her bus at a local D–T–A bus stop.
Today was the first day skiers and snowboarders could hit the slopes at Spirit MountainUnseasonably warm temperatures in October and November had halted snow making efforts. One man drove over 100 miles just to make it for opening day and says he’s used to being on the hill before now.
Bob Dylan was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature, one of the most prestigious writing awards in the world.
With the chill in the air, the Arrowhead Ice Fishing, Snowmobile, and Winter Show is getting all those snow enthusiasts ready for the outdoors this season.
To recognize Bob Dylan’s receiving a Nobel Prize in Literature, Governor Mark Dayton will declare December 10th as Bob Dylan day in Minnesota.
Flags were flown at half-staff today in Wisconsin for General Robert Cone, who passed away in September.
The Hibbing Historical Society Museum is sharing part of one woman’s collection of nearly 500 Santa Claus figurines.
A fire broke out at West Third Avenue home in Hibbing today.
Limited trails will be open for use this weekend
Lake Assault Boats LLC in Superior is looking to hire around 14 people, after signing a multi-million dollar contract with the city of San Antonio Texas.
The Essentia Institute of Rural Health has been working to develop future patient care through clinical trials.
The Fond Du Lac Human services held their Dedication Ceremony today after the 14.7 million dollar expansion of the Center for American Indian Resources Building.
A disturbing message appeared on Facebook, around 4:00 p.m. Thursday, December 8th, from a 20-year-old Itasca County resident.
More windows have been shot out in Superior.
The DECC will be home to the 2016 Arrowhead Ice Fishing, Snowmobile, and Winter Show December 9-11.
For this week’s Active Adventures we visited Duluth Lawn and Sport.
On Saturday, December 10, the Douglas County Historical Society will be hosting a free holiday event, featuring vintage Christmas Season movies from the 1950’s and earlier.
Friday morning on FOX 21 Local News, Megan Spitzley, Manager of Johnson’s Lakeside Bakery, brought in a tray of goodies for the morning crew.
It’s getting to be that time of year – cold and flu season is well on its way.
A veteran’s remembrance dinner was held Thursday at the Depot to honor past members of the military, and to pay tribute to one in particular.
Dozens of families in superior will now get through the winter a little warmer.The Boys and Girls club of Superior.Is teaming up with the Knights of Columbus to collect 64 coats, as well as hits and mittens to keep kids warmer this winter.
A phone scam claiming to be the IRS is targeting residents in the Northland. One Superior man actually stayed on the phone for over two hours, basically playing dumb, and acting as if he were truly doing everything the scammers asked him to do. The best part? He filmed the whole thing.
Hundreds of sites around Duluth have been called brownfields or those that are either underdeveloped or in some cases are contaminated. The city has a new loan program so these fields can reach their potential.
The Big Bundle Up campaign felt the warm embrace from an anonymous donor who donated hundreds of pieces of clothing for those in need.
The city of Grand Rapids is getting a multi-use outdoor pavilion for activites ranging from ice hockey, to pickle ball.
The Duluth 148th Fighter Wing will not be getting F–35A fighter planes.
Magnetation had closed down its plants, and had been under bankruptcy protection for 19 months, before making the decision to sell the rest of its assets to ERP Iron Ore LLC.
The winter season is upon us and it’s time to pay more attention to your car.
The Salvation Army is searching for bell ringers in hopes of raising more funds this holiday season.
Superior police officers joined other community leaders at The Kitchen to serve up lunch, while also raising money to help support some important local programs.
The president of U.S. Steel has announced some good news for that industry.
