Bullying Lawsuit Against the Duluth School District
In February 2015, a Lincoln Park Middle School student, Tristian Seehus, took his own life after peers relentlessly bullied him.Â
Education in the News
Historic St. Peter's Church Painting a New Future
Imagine an old church, constructed in the 1920s, with historical paintings and architecture just waiting to be restored once again.
Aqua Kids Show Filming in Duluth
Aqua Kids, a nationally syndicated children's television series is in the Northland recording episodes for their upcoming season.
Veterans Host Classic Car Show
The Duluth Vet Center hosted a unique event Sunday for veterans, a car show put on completely by veterans.
Focus On Health: Cookie Dough Warning
Experts are warning bakers about the dangers of E. Coli infection from flour.
Soudan Mine Lab Loses Key Research Project
The future appears uncertain for an underground mine lab in northeastern Minnesota after its signature experiment recorded its final data in late June.
UMD Hosts Camp "Kidsrock"
Camps across the Northland are now in full swing, keeping kids active and adventurous throughout the summer months.
Duluth Works Toward Final School Budget
As the end of June approaches Duluth public schools continue to work toward finalizing a budget plan.
Ten Students are Headed to Washington Hoping to Gain Cultural Experience
Ten students from Northern Lights high school have received what is called the Global Learners Grant which is allowing them to go on a trip to Seattle.
WITC Students Celebrate Graduation in Superior
Students at WITC in Superior walked the stage to receive their diplomas for graduation Friday night.
Students Start Fundraiser for Foster Kids
Leave it to middle school students to take hard lessons from human atrocities and turn it into pure compassion for kids in their own community.
Students Take To The Water For River Quest
Some area 6th graders participated in a unique experience on the water.
Marines: Preparing to Serve Part 5
Graduation from the Marine Corps Recruiting Depot San Diego is a time of celebration and many emotions.
Marines: Preparing to Serve Part 4
The road to becoming a United States Marine is no easy task, but the 54 hours right before the actual ceremony is a make it or break it moment for the young recruits.
Marines: Preparing to Serve Part 3
In part three of FOX 21's Natalie Froistad's special report, get a glimpse of real boot camp by meeting three Minnesota recruits and a senior drill instructor from Minneapolis.
