Julie Stabe owns the popular Roseman’s Flowers in Duluth. She compares life and love to a red rose both flower and both have thorns. Julie has been working hard filing Valentine orders.
Renegade Theater Company kicks off their new production tonight.
For this week’s Cooking Connection, Lake Superior Bakehouse joined the FOX Sunrise team with ideas for Valentine’s Day.
The lobby at St. Luke’s looked a little bit like a store in the mall Wednesday.
Red Rock Radio’s Winterfest 2016 Medallion Hunt is over! The 3-inch clear acrylic disc was found Wednesday around 11:22 a.m. in Norton Park in Duluth by Bob Thornton, 38, of Esko.
Brighton Beach is a piece of Duluth that merges wildlife with city, but this normally peaceful place turned fatal Tuesday for a local dog owner.
Snowmobilers are preparing to embark on a 500-mile journey — all while raising money to combat the deadly disease of cancer.
With snow coming over the last few days, residents in Ironwood, Mich., and Hurley, Wis., are pulling out all the stops.
The West Duluth Business Club held a meeting to discuss plans being presented for Quarry Park.
Thanks to the new Multimodal Transportation Center in Duluth, bus service to and from the North Shore is a lot easier.
The North Shore of Lake Superior is iconic to Minnesota, but it’s not just the beauty people appreciate.
A new snowmobile race is coming to Minnesota. Red Bull Snow Boundaries is the first snowmobile race of its kind.
Redbull, Monster and Rockstar. These drinks have become a go–to for consumers looking to get a quick boost of energy, but should you be concerned about the ingredients inside these cans?
Drinking strong coffee or a caffeinated soda used to be the most popular ways to get a quick energy boost. That all started changing about 15 years ago when the most well known energy drinks started appearing on U.S. markets. Now energy drinks is a multi–billion dollar industry.
Governor Scott Walker discussed everything from working with those across the political aisle to working with individual city officials and with those across state lines in an interview with FOX 21 in Barron.
A car accident left a vehicle upside down on the railroad tracks.
The UWS Jazz Band is once again hosting their annual Valentine’s Day Dance.
The Richard I. Bong Veterans Historical Society has held day camps for youth in the past, but coming up they’re hosting the first ever Camp Bong.
In a special report, FOX 21’s Natalie Froistad talks with a trucker at Halvor Lines about his lifestyle change.
Cloquet High School students are getting a chance to learn about the history of Native American relations with the United States government.
The Red Cross is implementing a new program for 3rd to 5th graders across the Northland.
The no. 1 seeded Proctor–Hermantown ladies took the ice for the first time this post–season after earning themselves a first round bye and they showed moose lake why they had earned that number one seed.
A hit during Saturday’s game is costing one UMD defensemen some playing time.
UMD has replaced former offensive coordinated Dan Larson with a familiar face.
Rolling out nearly 200,000 pounds of sausage a year, Jim’s Meat Market in Iron River is a sausage giant.
Duluth has come up short of bringing in millions of dollars of federal aid to the city for recovery efforts from the 2012 flood and for ways to combat another disaster.
Northeastern Minnesota’s love of hockey was on display in Duluth on Saturday.
Students at Northwestern High school are learning the ins and outs of working in a business, though a class called Tiger Manufacturing.
Duluth Mayor Emily Larson is calling all kids to show off their art skills.
Arc Northland is putting on their annual Chocolate After Dark fundraiser Tuesday, February 9.
Truckers at Halvor Lines are taking advantage of a health and wellness program.
Chris Jensen Health and Rehabilitation let the dogs out in honor of the John Beargrease Sled Dog Race.
Some churchgoers in Superior took the message of generosity into their own hands Sunday with a random act of kindness.
The Duluth Police Department says the driver of a smashed-up SUV was drunk when he went through a red light and struck a pick-up truck.
The 79th annual Finnish Sliding Festival — Laskiainen — served up bowls of pea soup and oh so many toboggan rides Sunday. We have the history behind the festival.
Local entrepreneurs and craftsmen of all ages came out take part in Laskiainen Festival this weekend.
A salon in Ashland is sending a powerful message to kids about loving themselves.
Every hockey team needs a leader out on the ice. Someone who can handle pressure when things get tough, lucky for Denfeld they’ve found that in one of their seniors and they aren’t the only one’s taking notice.
The Proctor Winter Frolic took place Saturday afternoon. The event was put on by Proctor Chamber of Commerce
Duluth businesses couldn’t be more thrilled to see the additional revenue that Hockey Day Minnesota brings in.
The Superbowl is coming up on Sunday, and local businesses are seeing a rise in sales.
The 10th annual Hockey day Minnesota kicks off tomorrow and local organizers are finishing up their last minute preparations
For this week’s Active Adventures, the UMD Synchronized Skating Club showed off part of their routine.
The commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Transportation, Charles Zelle, held a presentation at the new DTA Center Thursday.
The national trend of falling gas prices has many Northlanders excited to fill up their tanks.
The 17th annual meeting of the Black Woods Blizzard Tour kicked off Thursday morning. Snowmobilers revved up their engines in remembrance of friends and family members loss to ALS.
In part two of a special report – “Saving Lives” – FOX 21’s Dan Hanger introduces you to a one-of-a-kind heart doctor in Duluth that recently took a chance on a 102-year-old man.
Duluth will be seeing red on Friday in honor of the american heart association.
Work on the St. Louis Corridor Initiative continue with mini-master plans of neighborhood parks.
The 17th annual Blackwoods Snowmobile Blizzard Tour kicked off Thursday morning in Duluth.
