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Police Still Searching For Suspect In Hibbing Hit-and-Run
Police are still searching for the driver who hit an 81-year old woman in Hibbing Tuesday night, leaving the elderly woman seriously hurt. More
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Northland Candy Hot Spot
Just about everyone loves candy.
In this weeks Invest in the Northland we learn about one Twin Ports' family that's been satisfying the Northland's sweet tooth for generations.
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Emergency Task Force Dividing Duluth Councilors
The selection of a task force that is supposed to help the city council make a big decision about Duluth's emergency services is actually dividing some councilors. The five candidates for the task force have some councilors worried about bias. More
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UMD-Minnesota rivalry renewed this weekend
The UMD mens hockey team will travel to Minneapolis this weekend to take on the Minnesota Golden Gophers. For Bulldog freshmen, like Dylan Olsen, the experience will be a first. Tom Hansen has more.
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ML-WR to play Luverne in State semifinals
The Moose Lake-Willow River Rebels will play at the Metrodome on Friday evening against Luverne in the State semifinals. Tom Hansen has more.
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New Ballast Water Regulations for Wisconsin
The State of Wisconsin rolled out a set of stricter rules today that promise to prevent the spread of invasive species.
Wisconsin joins a number of other states that have already adopted tough regulations for commercial shipping.
Trevor Roy reports. More
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Marching Hunters Ready For Christmas City Of The North Parade
The Christmas City of the North Parade is only a day away, and several students at Denfeld High School are getting in tune for the big event.
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UMD to play Nebraska-Kearney in NCAA Tournament
The UMD Bulldogs football team will host a second round NCAA Tournament game at Malosky Satdium Saturday against Nebraska-Kearney. Tom Hansen previews the big game.
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UMD womens basketball gets first win
The UMD womens basketball team defeated Minot State 66-61 on Tuesday night, moving the Bulldogs to (1-1) this season. Tom Hansen has more.
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Mirage roll over Hibbing in girls hockey
The Proctor-Hermantown-Mirage Mirage defeated the Hibbing Bluejackets 11-1 Tuesday night in Hermantown to move to (2-0) this season. Tom Hansen has highlights.
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UWS womens hockey knocks off #3 Gustavus
The unranked UWS Yellowjackets womens hockey team pulled an upset at home Tuesday night, defeating the #3 ranked Gustavus Gusties 3-2. Tom Hansen has highlights.
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Fontaine earns WCHA Player of the Week honor
UMD's Justin Fontaine was honored by the WCHA as its offensive player of the week. Fontaine had four goals and an assist in Saturday's win over Michigan Tech. Tom Hansen has more.
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Teja's Grille And Saloon In Hermantown Helps Make Christmas Brighter For Military Families
10% of all sales at the restaurant Thursday November 19th will be given to the Guard Family Network. More
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Duluth City Council District Four Recount Ends Quickly
Kerry Gauthier remains the winner of the district four Duluth City Council seat after the recount ended early this morning. More
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The Botany Of Christmas Plants
Tis' the season for Poinsettias and Wednesday night those with questions about the holiday favorite had a chance to learn some interesting pointers. More
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Horton Kicks off Campaign for State Representative
A former Duluth radio talk show host officially kicked off her campaign for state representative tonight. More
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Wisconsin Child Abuse Bill Meets Roadblock
A proposal for a Wisconsin law aimed at keeping child abusers in prison longer is meeting some objection. If passed the law would be named "Emma's Law." However, Emma's mother said she doesn't want the law to be named after her daughter. More
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School Resumes at Duluth's Central HS after Morning Lockdown
There were some tense moments at Duluth's Central High School this morning prompting the administration to lock down the school. More
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Bentleyville Gears Up For Christmas City Parade
There are only two days to go now until the 51st annual Christmas City of the North Parade. Some of the units in the parade have been there since year one. But for Bentleyville organizers, the clock is ticking. More
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A Behind The Scenes Look At The "Nutcracker's" New Look In Duluth
The Minnesota Ballet's production of the "Nutcracker" is getting an all new look just in time for its debut in Duluth next month. More
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Your Green Life: "Paper vs. Plastic; and Reusable Bags"
Paper or Plastic? It may be one of the biggest choices you make when you're at the Supermaket, but which is better for the environment? In this weeks "Your Green Life" Meteorologist Jeff Edmondson takes a look at the choice you should make. More
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Team of the Week: CSS womens soccer
The CSS womens soccer team has been to three consecutive national tournaments. The Saints women are this week's Duluth Lawn and Sport and Domino's Pizza Team of the Week.
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UWS womens basketball wins opener
The UWS womens basketball team won its season opener Monday, defeating Bethany Lutheran. Tom Hansen has highlights.
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Sorting Out New Government Guidelines on Mammograms
A government panel of doctors and scientists now recommends most women wait until age 50 and then every 2 years. They say mammograms done before age 50 result in too many false positives. More
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Congdon school closer to renovations
The Duluth School district unanimously approved the preliminary
schematic design for the school. However, this is only one of many more steps as the district moves on with their long range facilities plan. ` More
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Proctor Middle School Teacher Honored
Teachers are one of the most important links in our children's development. Because of that, the Northland's News Center gives a Golden Apple award to a deserving teacher each month. This month's teacher engages her students by digging deep into the past. More
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Finishing Touches Put On Duluth Heritage Sports Center Site
Dozens of community members gathered as the finishing touches were put on the Duluth Heritage Sports Center Site. More
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Plaza Dedicated At Duluth Heritage Sports Center
Dozens of community members gathered as the finishing touches were put on the Duluth Heritage Sports Center Site.
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Verbal Argument Causes Concern At Government Services Center In Duluth
A heated verbal argument caused some concern today at the Government Services Center in Duluth.
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Duluth Figure Skating Club Gears Up For Parade
The 51st Annual Christmas City of the North Parade is only three days away...and many of the participants are busy this week preparing their floats and perfecting their routines. More
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Big Changes Ahead For Lake Superior Zoo?
Big changes may be in store for the Lake Superior Zoo.
Currently the area attraction is operating under a plan crafted in the 1980's.
A new plan may be on the way and the zoo wants your help.
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Eveleth Clown Band Prepares For Chrismas City Parade
We're only a few days away from the 51st annual Christmas City of the North Parade.
The long lived march through downtown Duluth gives people from Minnesota, Wisconsin common ground to show off the best of their towns.
Dave Anderson profiles a Range band that keeps the crowd smiling. More
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Turn Back the Clock: Hibbing's Gail Nucech
In 40 years as Hibbing's volleyball coach, Gail Nucech has accumulated 847 wins and 23 trips to the State tournament. Nucech is the subject of this week's Sammy Pizza Turn Back the Clock feature.
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To Consolidate Or Not To Consolidate
"Consolidation" is a word heard often these days on the Iron Range.
While some welcome it, others are weary of it. More
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Curtains Go Up In Downtown Duluth For Window Display Contest
Red curtains are going up in the storefronts of 28 businesses in Duluth’s Downtown Waterfront on Monday, November 16th. More
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White Chocolate Mousse
Bea Ojakangas joins the NewsCenter Today team to make some White Chocolate Mousse from her new book "Petite Sweets." More
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A Night Without a Home in Superior
A group of community members in Superior is helping to raise awareness to those without a place to lay their head. Julie Pearce reports. More
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Superior Crisis Shelter Hosts Annual Spa Day
Another opportunity to assist those in need simultaneously provided a chance for a little pampering. The Harbor House Crisis Shelter hosted its second annual Spa Day. More
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Interview: Duluth Central's Maile'ana Kanewa
Recently, sophomore gymnast Maile'ana Kanewa was invited to train with the U.S. National team in Texas. Zach Schneider sat down with Kanewa and coach Kara Waterhouse.
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Interview: Cloquet's Chad Calcaterra
Cloquet's Chad Calcaterra recently signed a letter of intent with Divison I Colorado State University. Zach Schneider was able to catch up with the future Ram.
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Fosston hands East Central first loss in State quarters
The Fosston Greyhounds defeated the East Central Eagles Saturday at PSS in the State quarterfinals, marking the Eagles' first loss of the season. Joe Dufek has more.
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Northwestern falters in State semifinals
In a battle of unbeatens, the Northwestern Tigers ran out gas in the State semifinals. The Tigers lost 35-20 and ended their season (11-1). Joe Dufek has highlights.
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CSS women lose in opening round of NCAA tournament
The CSS womens soccer team lost 3-0 to Macalaster in the opening round of the NCAA tournament on Saturday. Joe Dufek has highlights.
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Plane Still Missing In Northern Minnesota
Family and friends of a missing pilot spent Sunday on the ground searching while members of the Civil Air Patrol took to the sky looking for the missing plane. More
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Overtime no-goal secures tie for CSS men
UW-Stout appeared to beat the CSS mens hockey team in overtime Saturday, but the referees disallowed the goal for a man in the crease infraction. Joe Dufek has more.
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UMD explodes for 8 goals to earn split
The UMD men's hockey team earned a split Saturday against Michigan Tech, beating the Huskies 8-1. Joe Dufek has highlights.
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Health Care Reform Rally In Duluth
The health care reform bill narrowly passed the U. S House of Representatives last weekend. Now many Northlanders are hoping the Senate will follow suit.
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Minnesota Financial Forecast Looking Bleak
In the near future, the November financial forecast for the State of Minnesota is expected to be released. Despite signs of an improving economy, legislators say the state's financial future isn't good.
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UMD Hosts Local Food Summit
Locally grown food was the focus of a forum held Saturday at the University of Minnesota Duluth. More
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Park Point Run Walk Honors Departed Duluth Physician
A sign along Duluth's Park Point reminds those that knew Doctor Nancy English that she was a "tender loss". More
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Victim Identified in Fatal Pine County Crash
The victim in a fatal 2-car crash in Pine County Friday night has been named. More
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Hibbing, Deer River volleyball suffer state defeats on Friday
In the MSHSL volleyball tournament on Friday, Hibbing fell to Marshall in the Class AA semifinals. The Bluejackets will play for third place on Saturday. Also in the Class A consolation round, Deer River had their season end with a loss to Parkers Prairie.
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ML/WR earns a trip to Metrodome
In the MSHSL football playoffs, ML/WR faced Hawley in the Class AA Quarterfinals on Thursday.
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Cromwell falls in 9-man quarterfinals
In the MSHSL 9-man quarterfinals, Cromwell faced Ada-Borup at PSS on Friday.
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Where's the snow for the Snocross?
It's that time of year again. The 18th Annual AMSOIL Championship Snocross Series is right around the corner. More
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Woman Searches For Lost Dog In Duluth
A Duluth woman is asking for your help to find her lost dog, who is deaf.
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Mehtala Pleads Not Guilty
A Superior man accused of multiple charges of sexual assault pleaded not guilty in Douglas County Court today. More
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Keewatin Kids Give Emotional Send-Off To Local Hero
Kids, teachers and community members at Keewatin Elementary School gave an emotional send off today for one man who lives to serve the community. More
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Duluth Man Shoots 20-Point Buck North Of Culver
One Duluth hunter started the season off right this morning just north of Culver after shooting a 20–point buck.
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Integrating Technology Leads to Success
With technology changing so rapidly some businesses are finding it hard to keep up.
But in this week's "Invest in the Northland" we introduce you to one Northland business whose integration of electronics...helped lead their success. More
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Pipeline Project Pumping Extra Business To Northland Companies
Oil isn't moving through it yet, but Enbridge Energy's Alberta Clipper Pipeline Project is pumping some much needed business to Northland Companies.
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Veterans: A War Within Part 2
When war veterans return home from serving their country the war isn't always left behind. For some Veterans the war continues within.
There is help available to our war heroes who get in trouble with the law upon return from the front lines. More
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Wisconsin joins California in financial woes
A new study finds the Badger state is plagued by some of the same things hitting the Golden state. More
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City council recount to start Thursday
A recount is underway for Duluth's 4th district city council seat. More
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Deer Hunting More Than A Sport
Unemployment rates on the Iron Range have made deer hunting more a necessity than a fun sport. More
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Deer Harvest Down In Northland
The Minnesota Firearm Deer Season is off to a slow start.
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Food Distribution Centers Prepare For The Busy Winter Months In Duluth
While unemployment numbers remain high, foot traffic at various food shelves is also on the rise. The winter months are historically the busiest time of year for many food distribution centers. More
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Calcaterra, Newman, Starks all college bound
Cloquet's Chad Calcaterra will play Division I basketball for Colorado State, Barnum's Katrina Newman will play Division II basketball for UMD, and East's Dyami Starks will play Division I basketball for Columbia.
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Former Bulldog Hull honored
Former UMD Bulldog Brett Hull received yet another honor this week when he was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame.
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Interview: Hermantown boys soccer
The Hermantown boys soccer team took second place at the State tournament. Recently, Zach Schneider spoke with a few members of the Hawks.
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Split Rock Lighthouse Near Silver Bay Honors The Edmund Fitzgerald
November 10th always marks the end of the tourist season for Split Rock Lighthouse.
Dave Anderson tells us why.
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Your Green Life: "Plastic Bottle & Bag Recycling"
Plastic Bag and Bottle waste has become an issue on the global scale, and recycling them has not always been an easy thing to do...
But in this week's "Your Green Life" Meteorologist Jeff Edmondson will look at a new, easy way to recycle these plastic products. More
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Veterans: A War Within Part 1
On this Veteran's Day we honor those who've fought for their country. But while many of them have physically left the war zone, the war continues within. More
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Denfeld may shut doors in 2010
Duluth may go from three to two high schools earlier than expected. More
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UMD students talk politics
It's the group that many politicians fight over, but is the least likely to show up at the polls. On Wednesday candidates made their case for governor in front of college students at UMD. But will these young people actually vote? More
