New Netflix Thriller Filmed On Iron Range
Film Debuts Dec. 13
A film shot on the Iron Range last year will be on Netflix starting Dec. 13.
A film shot on the Iron Range last year will be on Netflix starting Dec. 13.
Health professional’s at St. Luke’s are reminding people it’s not too late to get your flu shot.
Once a month, the Cloquet Fire Department hosts a free hands-only CPR class to the public.
Emily Larson has visited with different communities throughout the year
Even though it’s December, plenty of good food is still coming from local farms. The annual Farmers Take the Stove dinner raises money to create a sustainable locally sourced food system.
The strategic plan focuses on five goals: prioritize school readiness; strengthen the library’s capacity to fulfill its mission; increase teaching opportunities; enhance current services; and raise public awareness.
It’s that magical time of year, but also a time where fires can spark because of dry Christmas trees, candles, and space heaters. The American Red Cross and Duluth Fire Department want to reduce the number of fire related deaths and injuries by 25% by 2020.
The 97-year-old was part of the naval reserve in Duluth on the USS Paducah
75 years later, we remember the lives lost in the attack and reflect on the significance of Pearl Harbor.
Every Wednesday, children and families can enjoy story time at the Duluth Public Library
Lake Superior College students took part in a task robot competition.
The American Red Cross, along with the United Way, is preparing 16,000 letters for service men and women this holiday season.
First Lutheran Church is expecting up to 1,000 people today for their annual lutefisk dinner.
As the Minnesota Ballet continues to move forward following devastating storms in July, the company is preparing for The Nutcracker.
With only 18 days to go before Christmas arrives, many are busy shopping. We’re checking out a special way to support pets this season in this week’s Animal Answers.
A bill that would set aside one billion dollars to fight the nation’s opioid crisis passed with a landslide vote in the U.S. Senate.
A GoFundMe account is now set up to help find answers for an Iron Range family whose son was killed in an apparent hit-and-run.
Great Outdoors: Duluth Home Holiday Lights
It was a night filled with joy for seniors at the DECC Tuesday as the 30th annual Holiday Banquet and Bentleyville Tour of Lights — indoors.
The college of St. Scholastica held its 21st annual tree lighting ceremony Tuesday night to kick off the holiday season on campus.
Art was on display at the Sami Cultural Center Tuesday. Nearly 50 artists from across the United States were put to the task of creating a post card sized piece of artwork.
One area World War II veteran remembers hearing about Pearl Harbor when he was fourteen. At seventeen, he enlisted and saw the site for himself.
In their next meeting, the Duluth City Council hopes to pass the city’s budget and tax levy.
The election recount in Douglas County has wrapped up and officials say the difference from the original count isn’t substantial but is only a difference of fourteen votes.
Iron ore and grain shipping have increased over last year’s rates
Much of the fuel in the Northland arrives through oil and gas pipelines.
Students get a chance to get some peace of mind before finals week begins on Monday at UMD.
The Five Seasons Sports store in Eveleth is gearing up for another winter season, as they have begun putting out their winter inventory.
National Miners Day salutes the men and women who have chosen the occupation of mining.
UMD is presenting Opera Scenes: Antics Road Show this week.
Much of the Northland was developed through the shipping and rail industries.
Several community groups held a public input meeting Monday in Lincoln Park to hear from voices of people in underrepresented areas, and compile information to be included in the city of Duluth’s comprehensive plan.
The Front Porch Coffee and Tea Company offers a unique setting and comforting atmosphere to locals in the Ely community.
After hearing numerous public speakers on the resolution, the Duluth City Council voted 8-0 in favor of showing support for the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe.
Hundreds of people showed up to Duluth City Hall Monday to support a group whose voices aren’t always heard — the local homeless population.
Help make sure our servicemembers feel appreciated over the holidays
Toys can be donated at Duluth area Super America stores and will be given to local non-profits
Winter roads can be dangerous in a car, and even less safe on a motorcycle
It’s cold outside, but people across the Northland are still enjoying outdoor camping. We have some tips on how to stay safe.
As winter arrives, Northlanders rush to buy firewood to heat homes
People who have passes to the YMCA in the Duluth area can now use that same pass to go to the YMCA in Douglas County and vice versa.
Bob Rogers has been donating bikes to the local Salvation Army for eight years.
Standing Rock Sioux tribal members, and people from across the country have been protesting the location of the pipeline for months, but now many are celebrating what they call a small victory.
Duluth finally has a Pita Pit in Town.
It’s going to take numerous truckloads of fill and a large volunteer effort, but local horse riders are determined to reopen the Magney-Snively trails on Spirit Mountain to horse riding once again.
If you’re looking to spice up your skin care routine, or find the perfect holiday gift, St. Luke’s is hoping to help this week.
A cultural Christmas Celebration is back in Knife River.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says it won’t grant an easement for the Dakota Access oil pipeline in southern North Dakota.
Three locally owned businesses have shops in the Miller Hill Mall, and those stores are banding together to offer customers an after hours shopping experience.
Dancers showed off their skills, rhythm and flexibility at The 6th annual Willie Kruger Dance Competition in Duluth.