FOX 21 2016 Winter Outlook
The FOX 21 Weather Team Forecasts This Upcoming Winter Season
Our winter season last year was quite abnormal. It all stemmed from the oceanic water temperatures.
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Betty’s Pies Prepares Dessert for Thanksgiving
This year is the busiest Thanksgiving season ever for Betty's
This is the busiest Thanksgiving ever at Betty’s Pies. More than 4,500 pies have been sold over the last two weeks.
Snocross Team Visits High School
Amsoil U.S. Air Force team visits Two Harbors High School
Before the races this weekend, the Amsoil U.S. Air Force Snocross team visited with students in Two Harbors.
Tips for Safe Holiday Travels
Extra DWI Enforcements to be on Road
Many extra drivers will be on the roads this weekend and within the next month.
Dr. Michael Overend Reminds Northlanders of Potential Dangers for Pets
Chemicals Used for Winterization can be Deadly for Our Animals
For humans, one of the biggest winter hazards can be driving. For pets, winter worries can include serious situations, aside from turkey scraps, and too many sweets.
The Wednesday Bakery Offers Good Pastries and a Family Atmosphere
The Wednesday Bakery
A bakery with a name that makes perfect sense. The Wednesday Bakery is well, only open on Wednesdays.
Great Outdoors: Wreath Making
In this week’s Great Outdoors, we take you to Boulder Lake Environmental Learning Center for wreath making.
Thanksgiving Burrito Returns
Seasonal dish available again at Burrito Union
Duluthians can enjoy the Thanksgiving Burrito through the end of November at Burrito Union.
Snow Storm To Impact Holiday Travel
Several Inches Of Snow Exspected For Large Area Of Upper Mid West
Things seem to be running as normal for the airport but for those choosing to stay put on the ground, you may want to keep a close eye on this storm.A second storm is set to hit a wide array of the upper mid-west making traveling a little more worrisome for thousands that are set to hit the roadways.
K1 Sportswear Gets New Owner
Tony Fisher has recently taken over K1 Sportswear in Cloquet. The company makes custom hockey jerseys and more.
K1 Sportswear in Cloquet is now under new ownership. Tony Fisher bought the company and hopes to expand its lines.
Superior City Council Accepts Mayor Hagen’s Resignation
The council also approved of appointing Hagen interim mayor until his successor is elected.
Halfway through his term, Superior Mayor Bruce Hagen is stepping down. The Superior City Council officially accepted his resignation in a special meeting Tuesday night.
Blue Angels Flying Back to Duluth for 2017 Air Show
Angels will return for 2017 air show
The Blue Angels will perform at the 2017 Duluth Air Show and stopped in town for a pre-show visit
Chronic Wasting Disease hits Minnesota
Two deer test positive in Minnesota
Test results have shown that two deer harvested in southeastern Minnesota have chronic wasting disease.
Family and Friends Remember Nathan Gould
Nathan Gould Remembered as Caring, Compassionate and Loving
Nathan Gould, a Carlton High School student who was killed in a tragic car accident on Friday during the first snow storm of the season.
Cloquet High School Getting Renovations
Renovations Are Made to Make Cloquet High School More Safe
Cloquet High School is currently renovating its front entrance to make the school safer.
Event Planner Gives Tips for Holiday Hosting
Decorating for Guests
Thanksgiving is just a couple days away and many Northlanders are preparing to host family and friends.
Duluth History Lives on at Local Cemetery
Northland Uncovered: Forest Hill Cemetery
The Zenith City honors many who helped make the town what it is today.
UMD Student Reaches For The Stars With NASA
The earth-shattering power of NASA is usually felt for most through one’s television. But for 21-year-old UMD student Kirsi Kuutti, the sky is the limit.
Boy, 16, Killed In Crash During Season’s First Snow Storm
There are heavy hearts in Carlton County after a young high school student was killed in a tragic accident during the first big snowfall of the season.
Calumet To Expand Improving Operations
$30 Million To Go Into The Expansion
Calumet oil refinery in Superior is making a big splash with plans to sink 30 million dollars into an expansion project.The community was invited to an open discussion forum to ask any question they may have about the project.
UMD Back in NCAA Volleyball Tournament
Bulldogs to Face NSIC Foe Winona State in 1st Round
A year ago the University of Minnesota Duluth Volleyball team was disappointed on Selection Monday as the Bulldogs were left out of the Div. II NCAA Tournament for the first time under coach Jim Boos. That’s not the case this year though, as UMD made the field of 64.
Snocross to happen this weekend
Skiing and Snowboarding a no go
It was a close call but the snow cross event at Spirit Mountain is officially going to happen.The warm fall temperatures had been a reason for concern, potentially cancelling the event that brings nearly 40 thousand spectators watching the world’s best snow mobile racers.
Operation Christmas Child Surpasses Goal in Northland
The group received 5% more donations than last year.
Operation Christmas Child prepares shoeboxes filled with school supplies, toys, and hygiene items for kids in need around the world.
Ornament Sales Help Support Bentleyville
Security Jewelers created the unique ornament to sell over the holidays
Security Jewelers has created a unique Bentleyville ornament to sell over the holidays
Turkey, Potatoes, Stuffing and More Are Being Cooked in Preparation for Thursday
Volunteers Expect to Serve Over 5,000 People on Thanksgiving
Volunteers were packing into the kitchen at the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center bright and early Monday morning, getting things ready for the big Thanksgiving feast happening in Duluth Thursday.
Locally Owned Johnson’s Bakery will Receive Hundreds of Orders Before Thanksgiving
Pies, Rolls, Cookies and More will Fly Off the Shelves This Week
Busy bakeries across the Northland are swamped with holiday orders before Thanksgiving meals are served on Thursday.
6th Street Market Donates Thanksgiving Dinners
More than 50 Turkeys are Donated
Residents of Ashland are reaching out a helping hand for people in need, this Thanksgiving.
‘Taiko to America’ Introduces Japanese Culture to Ashland
Two Sisters Travel to America to Teach Students About Japan
Students in Ashland have been learning about Japanese culture, and tonight, they’re showing off some of what they’ve learned.
16-year-old dies in Silver Brook Township car accident
Road and weather conditions are believed to be factors in the accident
On Friday, November 18, 2016 around 12:15 p.m., Carlton County received the report of a two vehicle crash on County Road 1 near Leimer Road in Silver Brook Township.
Canal Park Lakewalk Undergoing Maintenance
The City is asking the public to avoid this section of trail
The City of Duluth will be conducting maintenance on the Lakewalk Trail between the Sister Cities Park and the Aerial Lift Bridge due to the recent snow storm.
The Historic Glensheen Estate Prepares for Christmas
Christmas with the Congdons
The Historic Congdon Estate is ready for the holiday season.
Minnesota State Parks Offer Free Admission Black Friday
Coffee Conversation: Free Park Friday
Walk off your Thanksgiving meal on Free Park Friday in Minnesota.
Community Discusses Clean Energy
Fall Events Have Been Going on for 3 Years
Minnesota Interfaith Power and Light, and Northland Community solar coalition held an event “Here Comes the Sun” to exchange ideas and information about community solar.
Community Honors Trans People Who Lost Their Lives to Violence
Transgender people, especially women of color, experience some of the highest rates of hate crimes in the United States, and many lose their lives to violence each year.
Christmas Tree Farm Prepares For Holiday
1,000 Trees Cut Down For Season
The 60 acres of land at the family’s farm got a workout this week.
Mice Invading Homes
Northlanders try to cope with rodents
Mice are infesting homes across the Northland and residents want to know how to stop the problem.
Nikki’s Notebook: Take Back The Walls
10,000 Post-Its Teaches Lesson To Community
The hallways at one Duluth High School are looking much more colorful than normal.
Hieman Answers Call To Serve
Ely Senior Heading To West Point
This week’s Northern Star spotlights Ely senior Josh Heiman, who’s working towards his goal of attending West Point Academy.
Minnesota’s LGBTA Chorus Visits Duluth
One Voice, the biggest LGBTA chorus in the United States made a stop in the Twin Ports for a free concert at the Duluth Congregational Church.
Family Volunteer Day
National day of giving back celebrated in the Twin Ports
National day celebrated to kick off holiday season with giving and community service
Animal Allies Love-A-Pet Event
Annual pet adoption event takes place at Miller Hill Subaru
Santa pictures with pets, micro-chipping and animal registration, and discounted adoption rates were all available
Different Cultures Come Together for an Event at UWS
The Event Has Been Going on for 2 Decades
Students from around the world came together for the UWS Cultural night.
Aldi Opens in Grand Rapids
Hour Long Lines on Opening Day
Grand Rapids welcomed an Aldi grocery store.
Spirit Mountain Prepares for Season
The Resort Has Started Making Snow
The first snowstorm of the season has many people excited to hit the slopes.
Bentleyville Kicks Off for the Season
Santa Made His Grand Entrance Parachuting In
It’s a tradition each year for Santa to parachute in to Bentleyville, and this year it was no different. Thousands of people lined up to watch the grand entrance, and to become one of the first ones to see this year’s lights.
Northlanders Brave the Cold for Christmas City of the North Parade
Many people enjoyed the parade even with the snow, wind, and cold.
The cold couldn’t keep the crowds away from getting into the Christmas spirit at the Christmas City of the North parade.
Big Waves Hit Lake Superior Shore
25 foot waves rip through the Twin Ports
The storm brought huge waves on Lake SuperiorTake a look at these near 25 foot waves crashing ashore at Canal Park near the lake walk.
Proctor Cheerleaders Head to Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
The squad heads out this weekend for New York City to cheer in the parade.
Instead of eating Thanksgiving dinner at home in Minnesota, the Proctor cheerleaders are taking the trip of a lifetime.
Winter Weather Items are Flying Out the Door as Snow Season Begins
Local Businesses along with St. Louis County Workers Prepare for Winter Weather
As the first flakes begin to fly on the Iron Range this season, shovels are being scooped off the shelves by locals.
North Shore Scenic Railroad Gets Ready for Holiday Trains
The railroad will run a Christmas City Express train and and a train to Bentleyville,
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in the Northland and at the Depot in downtown Duluth. The North Shore Scenic Railroad is looking forward to their holiday trains.
