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Here is today's Question of the Day!
02/07/2025

Here is today's Question of the Day!

First Alert: Most of the snow has left the Northland this morning. The highest totals were on the arrowhead, where over ...
02/06/2025

First Alert: Most of the snow has left the Northland this morning. The highest totals were on the arrowhead, where over 6" of snow fell for some.

First Alert: Snow is still expected tonight, with snow beginning around 7 PM and lasting until around 5 am tomorrow. Sno...
02/05/2025

First Alert: Snow is still expected tonight, with snow beginning around 7 PM and lasting until around 5 am tomorrow. Snow covered roads are likely tonight, with some slippery spots possible during tomorrow's morning commute!

It’s an ever-evolving display on a property the 75-year-old has owned for decades.
02/01/2025

It’s an ever-evolving display on a property the 75-year-old has owned for decades.

A battle is brewing between a Texas landowner and his city's code enforcement over his junk art wall.

First Alert: Snow arrives by midday on Saturday and lasts into the early morning hours of Sunday. Hazardous travel condi...
01/31/2025

First Alert: Snow arrives by midday on Saturday and lasts into the early morning hours of Sunday. Hazardous travel conditions are expected Saturday evening, especially along the North Shore as terrain and lake enhancement results in up to 10" of fresh snow for some.

What a beautiful photo from Tim Mlodozyniec of the Lift Bridge! Calm waters led to a beautiful reflection over the harbo...
01/31/2025

What a beautiful photo from Tim Mlodozyniec of the Lift Bridge! Calm waters led to a beautiful reflection over the harbor early this morning.

“We’re having a celebration of life for him, and then we’re not going to have the ashes.”
01/30/2025

“We’re having a celebration of life for him, and then we’re not going to have the ashes.”

A California family is desperate to find a relative's ashes after USPS delivered them to the wrong address.

NEW DETAILS: The driver was arrested and one passenger was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
01/29/2025

NEW DETAILS: The driver was arrested and one passenger was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries.

Southbound Mesaba Avenue remained closed Tuesday night at W. 4th Street.

First Alert: Winds have ramped up this morning, with sustained winds now to 30 mph in Duluth! It's also warmed to above ...
01/28/2025

First Alert: Winds have ramped up this morning, with sustained winds now to 30 mph in Duluth! It's also warmed to above freezing for many, including downtown Duluth and Superior.

First Alert: Snow this morning has led to some slippery roads on the arrowhead of Minnesota! That's where the heaviest s...
01/28/2025

First Alert: Snow this morning has led to some slippery roads on the arrowhead of Minnesota! That's where the heaviest snow totals are expected throughout the day, with minor snowfall amounts everywhere else.

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Sydney gives us the First Alert Forecast!

Sunshine and warmth returns! Next round of showers and storms arrive Saturday afternoon.

Cool, cloudy, and breezy today. Thunderstorms return tomorrow afternoon with another chance for severe weather.

A strong line of thunderstorms is moving over Route 53 in Northwest Wisconsin this morning as well as I-35 in Pine County MN. Here's an update on its movement and hazards from Meteorologist Tony Nargi.

WATCH: Mayor Roger Reinert and Fire Chief Shawn Krizaj joined Northern News Now Today following Monday’s City Council discussion on proposed public safety ordinances.

YEAR IN REVIEW: Check out this video for a look back at some weather statistics from 2023!

EXCLUSIVE: The Duluth Harbor Monster have announced the team's first head coach! https://www.northernnewsnow.com/2023/10/16/exclusive-interview-duluth-harbor-monsters-announce-first-head-coach/

The Superior Fire Department does everything from putting out flames to doing CPR to save patients. Follow Northern News Now's Mitchell Zimmerman as he learns the hard work it takes to be a firefighter. https://www.northernnewsnow.com/2023/09/14/firefighter-day-superior-fd-shows-public-what-its-like-be-squad/

GOODBYE PETER! Our morning meteorologist is starting a new journey in Burlington, Vermont soon! Here are a few snippets from his goodbye on Northern News Now Today! 💛 Thank you Peter for keeping the Northland weather aware.

TONIGHT AT 10: Denfeld High's theater is in need of major upgrades. Theater students and teachers at the school are making a push to get the 1980s equipment replaced. Catch the full story only on Northern News Now.

Did you see? We welcomed the newest member of the Northern News Now Today team. Please give a warm welcome to Erin Mata!

The Ultimate bird feeder: Mamma Robin tends to her chicks on a porch near Lac La Belle near Carlton. Thanks to our photographer Lukas for capturing this.

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