The Vikings organization made the trip all the way up from Minneapolis today. The play 60 event stopped here to get kids exercising and moving. It also gave the Vikings a chance to announce a winter event coming February.
For 15 months Minneapolis has watched as U.S. Bank Stadium has been built but the end of construction is finally in sight.
Superior Fire Chief Steve Panger is getting ready to close the books on 2015 and begin a busy year in 2016, which includes a few cuts and the start of a multi-million dollar overhaul of the department’s headquarters on Tower Avenue, as FOX 21’s Dan Hanger reports.
Duluth city councilors proposed an amendment on Thursday to the agreement which would require Cirrus Aircraft to submit labor disputes to binding arbitration.
For the sixth year, 20 qualifiers will gather for ice fishing Olympics
Duluth plans to erase the street light monthly fee all together.
A fire this weekend in Mountain Iron took one life and shook an entire apartment complex but many are coming to their side to help after the tragedy.
A Multi Million dollar project in Lutsen Mountain resort is scheduled to open to the public next week.
Chainsaws were roaring and roads were closed for the removal of trees on 4th street Wednesday, but some people are sad to see the beloved trees go.
Roads were slick today, keeping not only the plows busy trying to clean up the roadsbut also local police and towing companies trying to clean up accidents.
Just as you thought Black Friday sales were coming to an end, Cyber Monday began.
It’s the super bowl of shopping and the Miller Hill Mall was bustling with shoppers
After Thanksgiving it is on to Christmas and while some will be bringing their tree out of the basement, others will be going out to Chub Lake to cut theirs down.
Duluth based retailer, maurices will be closing all brick and mortar stores for Thanksgiving.
Financial advisory firm and hosptial team up to build personalized plushes for cancer patients.
Eric DeWitte, a Marshall School graduate and current Naval Academy Student has returned home early to spread the word about the Armed Services Colleges.
In this week’s knowing your neighbors, Fox 21’s Lena Takada takes us to a restaurant in Minong, Wisconsin where smoked meat is king.
Jeff Foster trucking is now the new owner of the old Georgia–Pacific plant.
Today marks the 16th annual Transgender Day of Remembrance. It’s a day to memorialize trans men and women who have lost their lives to transphobic violence.
The Superior–Douglas county chamber and visitors bureau are holding a winter clothing drive.
The St. Louis River is one of 43 areas of concern designated under the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement.
The Turducken is back at Superior Meats for the Holidays.
Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College hosted a corrections career fair .
Essentia Health invited the public today for a tour of “Lucy” a large, inflatable lung.
Bentleyville Tour of Lights is Opening on Saturday, and they’re looking for volunteers.
Project blue light calls for community members to show their support for law enforcement, by decorating their porches with blue lights.
Magnetation LLC Announced a potential production curtailment of it’s Plant 2 facility located in Bovey.
Leadership Duluth, the region’s premier leadership development program of the Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce, donated Turkeys to the CHUM food shelf.
The twenty seven thousand square foot mansion is getting ready for the self guided Christmas tour starting on Black Friday.
The event hosted by Commission for Women, featured Mayor-Elect Emily Larson as the keynote speaker. Organizers say it is meant to help connect those who work side by side.
A Superior business owner spoke out for the first time Tuesday to FOX 21’s Dan Hanger after he says he was forced to shoot an armed robber.
The state of Minnesota approved the final environmental impact statement of a proposed copper-nickle mine project in Northeastern Minnesota.
With colder temperatures approaching, a popular local ski shop is looking forward to finally getting back to business as usual for this time of year.
With Snocross nine days a way and not a snowflake in sight, concerns have been raised about whether Spirit Mountain will be ready.
With some spare time before snocross the Amsoil snow team paid a visit to Two Harbors High School.
This December it doesn’t matter if you are young or old everyone likes to have something to unwrap come Christmas morning.
While some are just happy it’s the weekend this Friday makes other people a little nervous.
The 2015 to 2016 season marks the 50th anniversary of women’s athletics at UMD.
Minnesota power is filing a rate plan that will provide lower electric rates for up to a dozen critical industrial companies but there won’t be cuts for everyone.
Last night a seventeen-year-old boy was hit in an intersection and then ran over by a second car, leaving him pinned underneath.
Nov. 10, a lovely day in Minnesota to, golf? Well when it’s the third warmest November in history there’s no reason to hang up the clubs early.
We’ve shown you how social media has helped Northland police build a positive relationship with the community, but what about the criminals?
The USDA is trying to get schools to commit students to growing fruits and veggies and incorporating it into science classes.
If you love the outdoors get ready for some new adventure spots that’ll be popping up in Duluth.
After a unanimous vote Monday night the Duluth city council passed further restrictions on townhomes and duplexes that can be built in traditional residential neighborhoods.
Dramatic photos and videos have spread around the internet like wildfire, portraying law enforcement as “the bad guys,” but some Northland police departments are using the tool as a way to connect positively with the community.
The Lake Superior Zoo is exchanging tigers with a Nebraska Zoo for a breeding program.
The 5th Annual Food Access Summit is taking place at the Duluth Entertainment and Convention Center this week.
Though it’s around 20 degrees above average for this time of year, it’s Winter Hazard Awareness Week in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Social media has wormed its way into most people’s lives one way or another. It’s transitioned to such a big part of our culture that those who protect us now use it as a method to keep us safe.
