The auditorium was packed with current teachers in the district, edison supporters and former central students, all who waited for their chance to be called on.
Visit Duluth in conjunction with the Duluth Seaway Port Authority, is holding their First Ship contest. The person who predicts when the first ocean going saltie will arrive, will win a big prize, including dinner and a hotel stay, in Duluth.
The Superintendent of Duluth Public schools has been selected as a finalist in the Superintendent search of the Rogers Board of Education.
A shuttle Service in Canal Park may become a reality Hop-A-Ride is a mom and pop run shuttle company looking to start up in Duluth.
There are several proposed parks and trail projects waiting for grants in Duluth
We all know maple syrup comes from the sap of maple trees, but have you ever seen the process up close and personal?
The Duluth Arrowhead Home & Builders Show is celebrating 50 years.
The former executive director of the Duluth International Airport will soon be in control of the biggest airport in Minnesota.
Wisconsin is gradually taking steps to regulate cellphone use while driving, but an all-out ban is still a year or more away in the state Legislature.
An investigation is underway after fire destroyed a home in Cook.
Families, friends and neighbors celebrated Easter over brunch at Barker’s Island in Superior on Sunday.
Amy Lemenager has always been a natural on the ice.
The Easter bunny came a little bit early for some kids at the Depot.
Community members put their heads together for some problem solving fun, at the 3rd annual Duluth Puzzle derby.
Lake Superior Art Glass is an art studio in Duluth.
Fans filled local bars and restaurants to cheer on their beloved Badgers. As the team goes further into the tourney, it also means more business.
People came to join in conversation at an Erik Simonson listening session.
Hundreds of people and 39 different vendors gathered at Fitgers to sample some of Duluth’s finest foods.
The owners behind the Duluth Grill are ready to serve up some brand new flavors in a second location. The new restaurant will be called the OMC Smokehouse and serve a completely different menu.
It truly was a Good Friday for local florists as their Easter business begins to bloom. Engwall’s in Duluth has already sold nearly 1,000 lilies. Many of those went to between thirty or forty churches.
Artists, writers, musicians, and art supporters gathered for an Art Open House in Superior.
Barker’s Island in Superior is known for their holiday brunches, and this year, around 1500 people are expected to show up.
Summer is a great time for music and country music will be heard throughout Northern Wisconsin this year.
The City of Duluth is looking to make use out of some water-front property.
After a year and a half of waiting, Beijing restaurant is finally back open.
Duluth Communion and Liberation took part in their twelfth year of procession of the cross.
Construction is on track at the new Maurice’s building.
For this week’s Active Adventures, William Seay tried archery.
Duluth loves to boast about its growing arts community – as they should – but we can’t forget about Superior’s artists and growing talent.
The green thumbs were out in force Thursday night in St. Louis County as kids and their parents developed gardens.
Well, with winter on its way out, it’s time to shake off that cabin fever. And that’s exactly what they did at Myers-Wilkins Elementary Thursday.
New regulations set this season by the DNR on walleye fishing at Mille Lacs Lake have left many of the area’s businesses at the end of their line.
Looking for a delicious discovery? Consider your search over because the 22nd annual Taste At Fitger’s is Friday.
Policy makers and experts from the U.S. and Canada united in discussion Thursday, at the Great Lakes Symposium, to express interest in the future of Great Lake Waterways.
For this week’s Cooking Connection, we’re in the kitchen with Sclavi’s Italian Restaurant and Bar.
Scott Sandelin and his UMD Hockey Bulldogs have made it to Massachusetts ahead of the first round of the NCAA Tournament’s Northeast Regional in Worcester.
The Minnesota State Capital turns its attention to Duluth and St. Louis County, in a legislative effort known as Duluth And St. Louis County days.
Fond du Lac band members and others in the community have been camping out to celebrate the collection of maple sap.
The Duluth Citizens’ Police Academy gives everyday people the chance to learn the functions of the department.
The Minnesota State Capital building is in the 3rd year of the nearly $310 million restore.
People all over the country can be found celebrating National Puppy Day today.
Fisherman from across the region prepare to travel to Brule, Wisconsin this weekend with the hope that they will reel in a big one.
An unexpected bond has formed between two animals at the Wildcat Sanctuary in Sandstone.
Following the terror attacks in Brussels on Tuesday, officials with the Duluth Police Department sent out a statement to FOX 21 after growing terror concerns started to move into the U.S.
If you enjoy getting out in the Northland, a new website promises to have all the information you might need.
Several Northlanders have celebrated President Obama’s recent visit to Cuba. They call these times exciting and a step forward for the island country.
Mark Liebaert has cousins who live only sixty miles away from Brussels and use the airport there a lot. Liebaert said his family is ok. His family are world travelers who use the Brussels airport often and one relative is slated to use it next week.
Whenever an attack like the one in Brussels occurs, other airports stay on high alert and that’s the case here at home in Duluth.
A Junior at UMD got money and prizes for being the 6,500,000 passenger on the Duluth transit system.
Duluth Edison Charter Schools has made an offer to purchase Central High School from ISD 709.
