Level III Offender Moving to Hibbing
HIBBING, Minn. - The Hibbing Police Department is informing the public of a Level III Predatory Offender moving into the area. Richard James Gibson, 52, will be relocating from out of state to the…
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Ryan Backs Trump on Ending Health Insurance Subsidies
MADISON, Wis. (AP) - House Speaker Paul Ryan says he does not want to "shovel more money at a failing program" to replace federal subsidies that President Donald Trump is eliminating to help make health insurance more affordable. Ryan told…
Crews Continue to Battle California Wildfires
A set of salvaged china that Karen Curzon, background center, inherited from her grandmother lie on the foundation ofher home that was destroyed by a wildfire in the Coffey Park neighborhood Sun., Oct. 15 in Santa…
Princeton Couple Dies in Plane Crash North of Twin Cities
RAMSEY, Minn. (AP) - Authorities say a small plane crash on the Mississippi River north of the Twin Cities killed a Princeton couple. The Anoka County Sheriff's office says the plane struck a set of power lines and went down…
Signage and Guard Rails Going Up at Hwy 135 Interchange
VIRGINIA, Minn. - The Minnesota Department of Transportation is working to install additional guard rails along the entrance and exit ramps for the Highway 135 to Highway 53 interchange and several other locations along 53. "Since the project has been…
Ojibwe Bands Plan Public Forums on Enbridge Pipeline Plan
MAHNOMEN, Minn.-Six Ojibwe bands that oppose Enbridge Energy's proposal to replace its Line 3 oil pipeline will open public meetings this week as part of their own environmental assessment. The first is Wednesday on the White Earth Reservation at the…
Volunteers Pick Apples for Northern Lakes Food Bank
BAYFIELD, Wis. - Apple Fest has come and gone, but now it's apple overload. Trees are still full. One orchard is finding a way to help…
Big Bentleyville Tree Now Standing Tall in Bayfront Park
DULUTH, Minn. - People might notice something a little different now in Bayfront Park - The Bentleyville tree is officially up. Volunteer crews are still busy setting…
Football fans come out for the border battle
DULUTH, Minn. - Vikings and Packers fans were glued to their television sets on Sunday for the first border battle of the season. The Minnesota Vikings squared…
Train Ride Leads to Hidden Pumpkin Patch
DULUTH, Minn. - This weekend the Pumpkin Patch Express at the North Shore Scenic Railroad will be bringing families to a secret field to find the perfect pumpkin. There will be narration…
One Person Killed in Brule ATV Crash
BRULE, Wis.-One person has died after an ATV crash in Brule over the weekend. The victim has been identified as Wendy Davis, 40, of Brainerd. The crash occurred at about 7 p.m. Friday. According to the initial investigation, Davis was…
Matteen, Eskomos Freezing Out Competition
ESKO, Minn-Â Ground and pound offenses are typical for many northland high school football teams. However, for the Eskomos of Esko, it's all about the big air.…
Animal Allies hosts 16th annual Fur Ball Gala
DULUTH, Minn. - Animal Allies, friends and supporters came out to celebrate the organization on Saturday. It was the 16th annual Fur Ball Gala. The event is a fundraiser for the…
Boo At The Zoo Kicked Off Today!
DULUTH, Minn. -- The annual fundraiser Boo At The Zoo is back in Duluth. It kicked off this afternoon and brought more than 3,000 people to Lake Superior Zoo. Kiddos…
Lincoln Park businesses celebrate the Craft District with Open House
DULUTH, Minn. - Businesses in Lincoln Park celebrated the growing Craft District on Saturday for the second annual Lincoln Park Open House. More than 35 businesses, as well as some…
Northlanders march to dismantle racism
DULUTH, Minn. - Hundreds marched in the streets of Downtown Duluth on Saturday, to address the issue of racism. The Justice City Coalition organized the March to Dismantle the Legacy…
The 9th Annual Suicide Awareness Walk Strolled Through Carlton
CARLTON, Minn. -- Today the 9th Annual Suicide Awareness Memorial Walk took place at Carlton High School. Friends, family and everyone was welcome to walk side by side for support on…
Volunteers Spend the Night Outside to Help Homeless Population
SUPERIOR, Wis. - Volunteers are collecting money, food, and clothing for the homeless all night tonight. At the eleventh annual A Night Without a Home event, volunteers are outside…
Klockow Brewery Brings Local Craft Beer To Grand Rapids
GRAND RAPIDS, Minn. --Â Kegs are tapped as brand new Klockow Brewery will begin pouring on Saturday, October 28th. The idea for this brewery came about when the Klockow family kept…
Gingerbread Giving Trees Are Going Up For Children In Need This Holiday Season
GRAND RAPIDS, Minn. -- The holidays are just around the corner and the thoughts of how you can give back this holiday season are starting to arrive. "Gingerbread Giving Trees" are going up…
Suicide Awareness Walk Happening in Carlton Saturday
CARLTON, Minn. - More than 200 Northlanders are expected to hit the streets of Carlton tomorrow, to raise awareness about suicide. The 9th annual Suicide Memorial Awareness Walk will begin at…
Lincoln Park Open House Happening Saturday
DULUTH, Minn. - The Lincoln Park community in Duluth is getting ready to host their second annual Lincoln Park Open House. More than 30 businesses in the Lincoln Park area…
New Canoe and Kayak Racks in Superior
SUPERIOR, Wis. - The City of Superior has installed new canoe and kayak racks at three boat landings around the city. Each boat rack has six stalls. A stall can…
Candidate Forum Hosted By Duluth Chamber
DULUTH, Minn. - A candidate forum was hosted by the Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce. The forum in the Depot's Underground Theatre featured Duluth City Council and Duluth School Board candidates. Questions…
Superior Mayor Discusses Kestrel Plant
SUPERIOR, Wis. - Mayor Jim Paine says Kestrel owes the city of Superior $2.2 million from a loan they were given in 2012. Since Kestrel's forbearance agreement expired at the end…
Minnesota Suing Over President Trump's Decision to Stop Federal Payments to Insurers
ST. PAUL, Minn. - Minnesota is joining a lawsuit over President Donald Trump's decision to stop federal payments to insurers that had helped hold premiums down for people buying insurance under…
