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Bemidji Community Theater to Debut ‘Hats Off to Broadway’ Musical Revue
In the performing arts, you usually hear about a small production making it onto the big stage, not a big production making it onto a smaller stage. But this time, Broadway has made its way to the Bemidji Community Theater as they perform their “Hats off to Broadway” musical revue.
Two injured in shooting in Duluth, one remains hospitalized
DULUTH, Minn. — Two were taken to the hospital after a shooting in Duluth. The shooting took place around 2:15 a.m. Saturday morning near the 100 Block of E 3rd Street. Police were called to chaotic scene and found two victims. A 56-year-old man was taken to the hospital where he remains hospitalized. The second victim, a 29-year-old man, transported himself to the hospital where he was treated and released. Duluth Police are investigating.
Tenants Report Piles Of Trash In Lincoln Park Apartments Bldg.; Owner Responds
DULUTH, Minn. — Tenants of the Lincoln Park Apartments, formerly a middle school, are not happy with growing trash in and outside the building. Photos and video show overflowing garbage shoots and piles of trash in hallways, along with bugs. Click here for video. When FOX 21 reached out...
Lorax-inspired advocate receives award for dedication to local environmental stewardship: 'You can make a difference in your own community'
From leading an initiative that resulted in 40 miles of new trail to teaching kids about recycling and helping fight off invasive species, environmentalist Judy Gibbs has worn many hats over the years. The Duluth News Tribune tells Gibbs' story of activism in Duluth, Minnesota. She's been involved in just...
Third Street Reconditioning Project affecting traffic on Aug. 26th
Third Street Reconditioning Project will be affecting traffic on Aug. 26th. The left lane of Third Street will remain closed between 12th Avenue E and Mesaba Avenue. Motorists will need to use the right lane while final utility work is completed. Parking will not be allowed within the construction limits...
La Niña Is Back—Get Ready for a Wild Michigan Winter
Brace yourselves, Michigan. La Niña is making a comeback this fall, and if you're a fan of winter and extreme weather, you're gonna be a happy camper. As for the rest of us who tolerate Michigan's winter months so we can enjoy the brief interlude between snowflakes, get ready because the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predicts the waters in the Pacific Ocean are about to take an ice-cold dive. This means winter is going to give you every reason to invest in a new shovel or snowblower.
Bluejackets set to shift directions in 2024
HIBBING—It’s time for the Hibbing High School football team to put the past behind them and move ahead. The Bluejackets will be moving in a different direction as the 2024 season kicks off on Friday, Aug. 28, with a home game against Rock Ridge at Cheever Field in Dr. Ben Owens Stadium. Hibbing coach Matt Anderson doesn’t want his players’ minds cluttered with what has happened in the past. ...
Stevenson takes the reins as Tigers chase Rangers
IRON—For the past three seasons, the Cherry High School football team has been chasing Mountain Iron-Buhl for the Section 7 Nine-man crown, and for three straight years, the Rangers have prevailed. With a new season comes a new coach, and hopefully, a different outcome in November. Nick Stevenson takes over for Jason Marsh, and he’s hoping things turn around for the Tigers. ...
New leaders set to step up for 'Streaks
CHISHOLM—After losing two vital pieces to his offense last season, Dominic Olson and Sean Fleming, Chisholm High School football coach Nick Milani needs to fill those holes at quarterback and running back, respectively. So far, Milani has found some suitable replacements for those two players, senior Lawrence Oberg as the signal caller, and sophomore Charlie Pearson as the Bluestreaks get set to open their season on Thursday, Aug. 29, against Aitkin. ...
Grizzlies hope to trend up in 2024
COOK—With just one senior on last season’s roster, the North Woods football team had to go through some growing pains compared to previous year. A year older and with a much larger pool of experienced players to work with, the Grizzlies are looking to see how much they can bounce back from last year’s 3-6 season. Through the first two weeks of camp, head coach Joel Anderson says he’s seen...
GIANTS AIM FOR ANOTHER BIG YEAR
AURORA—Two seasons ago, there wasn’t a whole lot that was going right for the Mesabi East football team. Finishing with a 2-7 record and a first round playoff exit, the Giants had a tall task ahead of them in order to turn things around in 2023. And last year’s Giants were up to that task, going 8-2 on the year before falling in a heartbreaker to traditional 7AA power Moose Lake/Willow River. ...
Rangers ready to forget how last season ended
MOUNTAIN IRON—The end of the 2023 football season left a bad taste in the mouth of the Mountain Iron-Buhl football team. The Rangers made it back to the state tournament in hopes of defending their Prep Bowl title from 2022. Instead, they were stunned 12-8 in the state quarterfinals against Nevis with the Tigers eventually going on to win the Prep Bowl themselves. As MI-B returns to the gridiron with...
Norse ranked No. 5 ahead of 2024 season
VIRGINIA—The Minnesota North—Mesabi Range football team has reason to be excited coming into this season. The Norse enter the year ranked fifth in the nation in the NJCAA Division III football poll. While the number next to their name may help boost their confidence somewhat, veteran head coach Tom Inforzato says the ranking doesn’t have any importance to his team as they continue through fall camp and get ready for their season opener. ...
Superior Aero Estates Introduces First Fly-in Community
Saginaw, Minn.–A new aero community is finally ready to take flight!. Superior Aero Estates debuted their runway, which is now open and ready to use. Being a one of a kind in the Duluth area, this space will house aviation enthusiasts with their planes. The area gives residents the freedom to pursue their dream home, all while being next to spacious hangars. Officials say this style of living is similar to another common way of living in Minnesota.
Action Trackchair Provides More Mobility on Trails
DULUTH, Minn. — Hartley Nature Center just got a lot more accessible for people who have mobility issues. Hartley Nature Center is now home to an Action Trackchair. The chair will be available to check out at Hartley Nature Center, and can be taken to other Duluth parks if requested through the Duluth Parks and Recreation website.
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