Rose Garden To Bloom Soon
In a couple of weeks, a popular flower will make its debut in the Leif Erickson Park.
Mining & Environmental News
Mining Company Withdraws Application in Northern WI
The state Department of Natural Resources says a company that was looking to open a huge iron mine in northern Wisconsin has officially withdrawn its plans.
Forest Service Extends Comment Period on BWCA Land Swap
The U.S. Forest Service is giving the public more time to weigh in on a proposal to swap state-owned land within the Boundary Waters Canoe Area for federal land elsewhere in the Superior National Forest.
Limited School Space at Marengo Valley Causes Concern
Marengo Valley is seeing an increasing number of students with a limited amount of space at its current school.
Buddies Not Bullies: Step Up to Stop Bullying in the Northland
The topic of bullying is an emotionally charged and very serious issues not only across the country but here in the Northland and a new organization is helping reiterate the importance of anti bullying within the community.
Glensheen Mansion Behind Hollywood Lights
The Minnesota movie production trend has hit Glensheen for the first time since 1972.
$50M Outdoor Recreation Plan Approved by Duluth Council
Nearly 30 projects made the list to get a piece of the half percent tourism tax.
First Laker of 2015 Shipping Season Leaves Twin Ports
Ask many Northlanders, and they'll tell you spring is finally here, all because the 2015 shipping season is underway.
Northland Campuses Celebrate World Water Week
National Water Week is making a splash at local colleges by inspiring students to understand water issues.
4th Street Road Renovation Plan Moves Forward
Fox 21's Stef Manisero spoke with county engineers Thursday to discuss the construction plans for the roads on 4th Street.
New Website, App Launched by National Geographic
A new geotourism website launched Thursday morning that highlights the most recommended places throughout the region.
Duluth Seeks New Federal Grant For Flood Victims
The city of Duluth is calling on homeowners to help land a grant that could be between $1 million to $500 million.
Fishermen Predict No Ice for Governor's Opener
Tower and towns bordering Lake Vermillion are busy preparing for the Governor's Fishing Opener.
Northland College Opens New Freshwater Center
A College in Northern Wisconsin has hired a journalist and research scientist to co-direct a new center dedicated to freshwater issues.
Wisconsin Senate Passes Bill to Ban Microbeads
Wisconsin is joining the nationwide push to ban a key plastic exfoliant in soap, toothpaste and other personal care products out of fear it's leading to water pollution.
