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To get into the Halloween spirit, on Saturday kids were invited to go trick-or-treating at the Superior Public Library.
To get into the Halloween spirit, on Saturday kids were invited to go trick-or-treating at the Superior Public Library.
Cider ManOnce a year you can catch "Paul the Cider Man" at the Duluth Farmers market doing what he does best, making a fresh batch of cider.
Boo at the ZooThe trick-or-treating event hosted at the Lake Superior Zoo welcomed children and their families dressed in a variety of costumes.
In August, a car accident just outside of Barnum left 18 year old Mackenzie Jarve, a passenger, severely injured. Mackenzie is recovering, but the injuries sustained have lead to her being diagnosed as a quadriplegic.
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The board of directors of the nation's oldest civil rights organization made the decision on Saturday.
5th graders at Cathedral School in Superior are getting a real life lesson inside the classroom. They're collecting clothing to donate to victims affected by the recent hurricane in Puerto Rico. The students are also working on getting donations to pay for shipping.
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Gorsuch tells a conference of lawyers meeting near the high court that he's worried that college students with unpopular views aren't "able to express themselves."
DOHA, Qatar (AP) -- U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has arrived in the Middle East for several days of diplomacy, and he's hoping to achieve something that's eluded top American diplomats for a generation.
CLEVELAND (AP) -- Twenty-seven-year-old Charles Walker, of Cleveland, was found guilty Friday of all charges, including multiple counts of aggravated murder He could face life without parole at sentencing next month.
ONAMIA, Minn. (AP) -- Leaders of a Native American tribe say public safety on their central Minnesota reservation worsened last year when a nearby county terminated its law enforcement agreement with the tribe, leaving the tribe without policing power.
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Authorities say dive team members recovered two bodies from the Kinnickinnic River in Milwaukee.
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - A former Mrs. America from Minnesota convicted of switching price tags on expensive clothes has been sentenced to two years of probation and 10 days of community service.
MADISON, Wis. (AP) - Several proposals targeting Alzheimer's Disease and dementia are being circulated in the Wisconsin Legislature, the latest attempt to improve care both for patients and family members.
Benefit Planned for Strugala Family | SuperiorThe Diocese of Superior is rallying behind a Northland family who is facing overwhelming medical expenses.
City Receives $10 Million for Affordable HousingA newly announced $10 million dollar grant is being used to build an adequate and affordable apartment unit in Duluth's Lincoln Park neighborhood.
Fliers and motivational signs can point you to resources but otherwise mental illness isn't really something you can see. Lake and Cook County Human Development Center program manager Cecilia Bloomquist said that's where the stigma comes into play.
Taxpayers have shelled out hundreds of thousands of dollars to fund the on-going legal battle between Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton and the state legislature.
Some big changes are on the horizon for Northshore Mining, as the CEO of Cleveland Cliffs announces upgrades are planned for the iron ore mining operation.
The Earned Sick and Safe Time task force released its recommendations to the Duluth City Council on Friday with a scheduled discussion expected during the committee of the whole meeting on Monday.
Four students were taken to Spooner and Grantsburg hospitals from Siren High School Thursday morning, after what Siren Police are calling a "possible drug overdose."
#MinnesotaConfessions have been circulating on Twitter, with Minnesotans sounding off on what they really think about state stereotypes.
MGNThe woman was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening burns.
Officials with the U.S. Postal Service and Canada Post have issued The History of Hockey Forever stamps, which are available nationwide.
A man who pleaded guilty to the murder and sexual assault of an 11-year-old girl on the largest American Indian reservation is expected to receive a life prison sentence.
Lee was returned to her family Friday morning following a crash on Howard Gnesen Road around midnight in Rice Lake, MN.
Iron Range leaders are calling an MPCA wild rice sulfate draft proposal ineffective and a potential death blow to their economy. The MPCA said their proposal is simply an update to existing standards.
The U.S. Senate has voted to approve a budget blueprint for the 2018 fiscal year.
A week after federal money ran out for helping Minnesota farmers and ranchers who lose livestock to wolves, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has come up with money to continue providing wolf control services through the...
If you have ever been injured, and did not respond well to traditional treatment, this could have been the clinic for you.
You have most likely heard of this campaign before - Real Men Wear Pink.
Karen Kniefel and her sons were spending their morning in Saginaw, at the Kylmala Truss facility.
We're hearing concerns from neighbors along 21st Avenue East in Duluth on what they are calling serious noise pollution.
Manufacturing jobs in Minnesota have grown by 3.4% in the past five years. That's according to data from the Department of Employment and Economic Development.
A seven month period of uncertainty for the Cloquet police department is now over. After a contentious city council meeting Tuesday, interim chief Jeff Palmer has become the city's official Police Chief.
More than 65,000 offenders are supervised by the DOC's Division of Community Corrections, including 5,771 registered sex offenders on community supervision.
The Sawyer County Sheriff's Office says they received a call just before nine Monday night saying a man was overdue to arrive at his home after leaving his relative's home around five that evening.
For the first time in the history of the world's most famous sled dog race, several of the high-performance animals have tested positive for a prohibited drug.
© Tito Ybarra's Facebook pageAn Enbridge spokesperson tells KBJR 6 that it is unfortunate that a public hearing was cut short Wednesday night in Duluth due to protesters.
A legal battle continues years after a fire that scorched more than 8,000 acres across Northwestern Wisconsin.
© Photo Credit: NOAAWinter weather lovers, rejoice!
For nearly 20 years, the Duluth Commemorative Air Force Museum (CAF) has called hanger 101 at the Duluth International Airport home. However, that partnership may be coming to an end.
Big praise for an Iron Range business. Minnesota, Iron Range and Eveleth representatives alongside the East Range Developmental Achievement Center presented Lundgren's Ford Lincoln of Eveleth with the Outstanding Disability Award for the company's commitment to employing people with disabilities.
Fire and burn hazards have prompted a recall of about 6,300 Ace 325 Polaris R.O.V's.
Ford says it'll recall about 1.3 million trucks in North America to fix a problem that may result in a door not opening or closing.
KAREThe family of a school receptionist is suing over an explosion that killed her at Minnehaha Academy in Minneapolis this summer.
A workshop taking place in Duluth's Lincoln Park neighborhood, is focusing on bridging the gap between the city's different communities.
A new report obtained by the Duluth School Board claims mulch installed at school playgrounds was contracted for engineered wood fiber (EWF). The report by outside mulch company Sylva alleges it's not engineered wood fiber, but waste wood.
Photographers in the KBJR 6 viewing area are starting to submit their photos of the iconic red, orange, and yellow leaves that are symbolized with the season.
Photographers in the KBJR 6 viewing area are starting to submit their photos of the iconic red, orange, and yellow leaves that are symbolized with the season.
On Tuesday morning, students and teachers re-entered schools across the Northland in many school districts, and with that, parents put a spotlight on their kids to capture the last remaining moments before the school day officially began.
On Tuesday morning, students and teachers re-entered schools across the Northland in many school districts, and with that, parents put a spotlight on their kids to capture the last remaining moments before the school day officially began.
In the spirit of the first day of school for many across the Northland, our news team have submitted their own back to school photos!
In the spirit of the first day of school for many across the Northland, our news team have submitted their own back to school photos!
We'd like to see you with your family and friends at the Minnesota State Fair!
We'd like to see you with your family and friends at the Minnesota State Fair!
Photographers across the Northland aimed their lenses at the sky Monday to document the historic solar eclipse.
Photographers across the Northland aimed their lenses at the sky Monday to document the historic solar eclipse.
Minnesota's attorney general is suing a magazine sales company alleging deceptive sales tactics. Lori Swanson filed a lawsuit Thursday that accuses Your Magazine Service Inc. and owner Wayne Dahl Jr. of...
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KBJR 6 Today meteorologist Adam Lorch heads into the outdoors and showcases areas where you can enjoy Mother Nature.
KBJR 6 Today meteorologist Adam Lorch heads into the outdoors and showcases areas where you can enjoy Mother Nature.
Jennifer Austin tells us the personal stories of those in the Northland who make an impact on those around them.
Jennifer Austin tells us the personal stories of those in the Northland who make an impact on those around them.
In August, a car accident just outside of Barnum left 18 year old Mackenzie Jarve, a passenger, severely injured. Mackenzie is recovering, but the injuries sustained have lead to her being diagnosed as a quadriplegic.
In August, a car accident just outside of Barnum left 18 year old Mackenzie Jarve, a passenger, severely injured. Mackenzie is recovering, but the injuries sustained have lead to her being diagnosed as a quadriplegic.
ONAMIA, Minn. (AP) -- Leaders of a Native American tribe say public safety on their central Minnesota reservation worsened last year when a nearby county terminated its law enforcement agreement with the tribe, leaving the tribe without policing power.
ONAMIA, Minn. (AP) -- Leaders of a Native American tribe say public safety on their central Minnesota reservation worsened last year when a nearby county terminated its law enforcement agreement with the tribe, leaving the tribe without policing power.
The Diocese of Superior is rallying behind a Northland family who is facing overwhelming medical expenses.
The Diocese of Superior is rallying behind a Northland family who is facing overwhelming medical expenses.
An Enbridge spokesperson tells KBJR 6 that it is unfortunate that a public hearing was cut short Wednesday night in Duluth due to protesters.
An Enbridge spokesperson tells KBJR 6 that it is unfortunate that a public hearing was cut short Wednesday night in Duluth due to protesters.
The woman was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening burns.
The woman was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening burns.
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Authorities say dive team members recovered two bodies from the Kinnickinnic River in Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Authorities say dive team members recovered two bodies from the Kinnickinnic River in Milwaukee.
In 2016, Halina Strugala was diagnosed with ALS, and just recently, her husband Adam was diagnosed with cancer.
In 2016, Halina Strugala was diagnosed with ALS, and just recently, her husband Adam was diagnosed with cancer.
Once a year you can catch "Paul the Cider Man" at the Duluth Farmers market doing what he does best, making a fresh batch of cider.
Once a year you can catch "Paul the Cider Man" at the Duluth Farmers market doing what he does best, making a fresh batch of cider.
Four students were taken to Spooner and Grantsburg hospitals from Siren High School Thursday morning, after what Siren Police are calling a "possible drug overdose."
Four students were taken to Spooner and Grantsburg hospitals from Siren High School Thursday morning, after what Siren Police are calling a "possible drug overdose."
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