Minnesota at Low Risk for Earthquakes
Officials Say Fracking Causes Increased Risk in Low-Risk States
A devastating, historic earthquake in Nepal has killed, at last count, more than 4,000 people.
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Picking Up Trash in Duluth Parks and Trails
City Officials Concerned About Illegal Dumping
The snow melting months ending earlier has allowed Duluth to get a head start in picking up trash in parks and trails.
UMD Celebrates New Wind Turbine
Research Project Displays Unique, Energy-Efficient Technology
UMD celebrated Earth Day with the beginning of a wind research project at their farm.
Safety Measures to Prevent Boating Fatalities
Cold Water Could Be Life-Threatening
More than 30 percent of Minnesota’s boating fatalities happen during the cold water season.
Roses Raised at Leif Ericson Park
Volunteers started raising about 1,800 roses at the Lakewalk Rose Garden.
Northlanders Soak Up the Sun, Embrace Warm Weather
Warm Weather has Northlanders Itching For Summer
It was a beautiful day to get out and enjoy the weather and that’s just what Northlanders did.
Annual Blessing of the Port
Service Held to Celebrate Beginning of Shipping Season
Thursday, the Twin Ports truly kicked off the shipping season as dozens gathered for a ceremony of the port blessing.
Target Field Preps for Twins Home Opener
Grounds Crew Keeps Grass Green During Long Winter
One week before opening day crowds flood into the stadium, the grounds crew at Target Field is hard at work putting the finishing touches on the field.
Sever Weather Awareness Week Kicks Off in MN, WI
National Weather Service Sends Out Reminders
Monday marks the beginning of severe weather awareness week in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Portland Malt Shoppe Opens for Summer
A Duluth Staple Opening Means Seasons are Turning
A true sign that the seasons are changing in The Twin Ports, is the opening of The Portland Malt Shoppe.
Sky Harbor Airport Ready to Welcome Sea Planes
Docks to be Installed Within Weeks at Duluth Airport
The sun is shining and the ice is off the lake which means Sky Harbor Airport on Park Point is on the verge of welcoming Sea Planes in for the summer.
Pollen’s Calling: Spring Season is Approaching
Cooping with Spring Allergy Symptoms
Spring has sprung but that doesn’t come without allergies. This year, Doctors say a “pollen vortex” may have some of us reaching for the tissues more often.
Volunteers Learn How to Spot Severe Weather
The Northland is in the early stages of severe weather season and that means the National Weather Service needs more eyes on the sky.
70 MPH Wind Gusts Recorded in Duluth During Red Flag Warning
Crews Respond to Multiple Northland Wildfires
The National Weather Service recorded 70 mile per hour wind gusts Thursday afternoon.
High Winds, Dry Conditions Spark Dozens of Wildfires
Fire Reaches Just Feet from Duluth Townhomes
Fifty-mile-an-hour wind gusts and extremely dry conditions triggered a dangerous and active day Thursday as dozens of wild fires sparked up in the Northland.
‘Fire Weather Watch’ Issued For Northern Minn.
Thursday: 10 a.m. Through 7 p.m.
Serious fire danger is on from the Northern Plains to the Upper Midwest and right into the Northland.
Historic Hot Air Balloon Ride in Twin Ports
First Balloons to Ascend Out of Duluth in Over 100 Years
FOX 21’s Stef Manisero goes along for a historic ride, and gives us a bird’s-eye-view of Duluth.
Rose Garden To Bloom Soon
In a couple of weeks, a popular flower will make its debut in the Leif Erickson Park.
UWS Library Recovers From 2012 Flood
The flood of 2012 caused at least $18 million in damage to UW-Superior’s Jim Dan Hill Library.
First Laker of 2015 Shipping Season Leaves Twin Ports
John. G. Munson Departs, Signifying Spring is Here
Ask many Northlanders, and they’ll tell you spring is finally here, all because the 2015 shipping season is underway.
Most of MN Now in Drought
Most of MN Now Officially in Drought
Most of Minnesota is now officially in drought.
Duluth Seeks New Federal Grant For Flood Victims
Owners Of Damaged Homes Encouraged To Report To City
The city of Duluth is calling on homeowners to help land a grant that could be between $1 million to $500 million.
Enger Golf Course Opens Driving Range
It may be damp outside from Monday’s rainfall, but it’s time to hit the driver range at Enger Park Golf Course.
Local Gardners Get Help with their Green Thumbs
Spring Garden Fair
The Duluth Public Library held its Spring Garden Fair.
Ice Sculpture Comes Down — This Time On Purpose
Fourth time’s a charm! After three attempts in three days, the ice sculpture at Barker’s Island finally came crumbling down Thursday afternoon.
Dog Park Fills Up To Release Winter Blues
Muddy Paws? No problem!
If you think you are feeling restless after a long, cold winter, think about how your pets must feel.
U.S Coast Guard Ice Breaking Season Begins
Coast Guard Established First Track For Lakers
The Twin Ports are known worldwide for being a shipping hub. But, the U.S. Coast Guard has to help prep area waterways for the upcoming season.
Man Rescued After Minivan Plunges Into Lake
The reality of warm weather sinks in after a fisherman’s van goes through the ice nearly taking him under.
The Northland Gets an Early Taste of Spring
Crowds Enjoy the Warm March Temperatures
FOX 21’s Stef Manisero was out and about in downtown Duluth with the hundreds of people enjoying this early taste of spring.
Ice Sculpture on Barker’s Island to Tumble Down
Sculpture Completely Down By End of April
It’s time! The infamous ice sculpture is set to come crashing down.
Alder Starts Breaking Ice For Shipping Season on Lake Superior
Ice Breaking Operations Will Last Two Weeks
A heads up from the U.S. Coast Guard as they started ice breaking in the Twin Ports Monday morning to prepare for the upcoming shipping season.
Ice Sculpture To Be Torn Down in Superior
Hanson Plans to Tear Down on March 8th
The 50 ft. ice sculpture in Superior is set to come down within the next week.
Waterfront Resort Gets Approval to Start Construction
Numerous Environmental Hurdles Create Better Project
The 4 year quest to redevelop Duluth’s Waterfront is making headway as construction has officially started for the Pier B Hotel Project.
12th Annual Mono-Ski Madness and Race Camp
Paralyzed Skiers Improve Skills on Slope
Skiers and instructors from across the Midwest gathered at Spirit Mountain to better their moves on the slopes.
Thousand Celebrate 42nd Annual Birkebeiner
Northland Tradition Kicks Off in Hayward
There was so much excitement and anticipation as hundreds of people waited to see would cross the finish line.
Proctor Golf Course Board Terminated
Significant Revenue Loss To Blame
After losing $24,000 last year, in what was financially their worst season yet, the city of Proctor decided changes needed to be made to the management of the city’s public golf course.
Duluth History Washes into Lake Superior
Ice Buildup, Age Blamed for 'The Cribs' Disappearance
If you’ve been on the Lakewalk in the past week, you’ll notice a big piece of history might look a little different.
Freezing Temps Prevent Cars from Starting
Cold Causes Problems for Cars
It was also a busy day for tow truck drivers and automotive repair shops.
Spirit Mountain Reopens Half Pipe
After Four Winters, Half Pipe is Back by Popular Demand
Back by popular demand, Spirit Mountain is proud to announce the reopening of its half pipe.
8th Annual Ikidarod Kicks Off In Duluth
2nd Graders Compete With Classmates
Duluth 2nd graders leashed up their classmates Friday for the 8th Annual Ikidarod.
Cold Weather Isn’t Slowing Down Outdoor Lovers in the Nation’s Ice Box
Clear blue skies for miles and fresh Northwoods air, but that’s not all you could experience in the nation’s “Ice Box” Thursday.
Ely Winter Festival Celebrates 22 Years
Artists Create for Snow Sculpting Symposium
The 22nd Annual Winter Festival officially kicked off in Ely.
Hartley Nature Center Celebrates Winter Season
Winter by Candlelight at Hartley
Hartley Nature Center will celebrate the winter season with their 9th annual candlelight ski, skate and snowshoe event.
Northland Man to Compete in World’s Largest Sailboat Race
Clipper Round the World Race
A local will be the first Minnesotan to complete the world’s largest sailboat race.
FOX 21 Takes You Inside The Ice Caves
Thousands Check Out Nature's Artwork
Thousands have come from all over the world to Lake Superior to see nature’s artwork in one of its rarest forms.
Antique Snowmobile Show
A Look Back in Time at a Popular Northland Sport
“You always like to look at your roots because that’s where you come from and there are a lot of machines here that bring back a lot of memories.”
Ice Caves to Reopen After Temporary Closure
The popular ice caves in northwestern Wisconsin are set to reopen after a temporary closure.
Plow Operators Benefit From Snow
More than 35 Crews Out at 4 a.m.
When winter weather hits it’s tempting to stay inside. But, that’s not a luxury snow plow drivers have.
Ice Conditions May Cause Concern For Great Lakes Shipping Industry
90% Ice Coverage on Lake Superior
It’s not a shock that last year’s brutal winter caused major delays for the shipping industry as their tracks were blocked by ice coverage.
Ice Caves Temporarily Close Due to Winter Storm
With a winter storm on the way, officials with the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore have decided to temporally close the ice caves.
