KBJR-TV (Duluth, MN)

KBJR-TV is a television station that is affiliated with both NBC and CBS, located in Superior, Wisconsin. It serves the areas of northwestern Wisconsin and northeastern Minnesota, including the city of Duluth. The station broadcasts a high-definition digital signal on UHF channel 19, which can also be accessed as virtual channel 6 through PSIP. The transmitter is situated west of downtown Duluth in Hilltop Park. KBJR-TV is owned by Quincy Media and operates alongside KDLH, a CW affiliate, making them part of a duopoly. Both stations share their studio facilities on South Lake Avenue in the Canal Park area of downtown Duluth.

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Local fireworks sales not seeing effects of tariffs this year

2 days ago | northernnewsnow.com | Jeffrey McClure

DULUTH, Minn. (Northern News Now) - Just around the corner is Independence Day, and many are prepping for the big day by getting fireworks. TNT Fireworks, located in the parking lot of Cub Foods on the West Central Entrance, is a national chain. Colin Robertson has operated his branch for the past 11 years and says this year has been consistent, but the busiest week is still ahead.
Grand Rapids man to compete in UFC 317

3 days ago | northernnewsnow.com | Jeffrey McClure

SUPERIOR, Wis. (Northern News Now) - A professional fighter from Grand Rapids is taking the next step in his career and will be competing on ESPN in an Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) match. 33-year-old Alvin ‘Goozie’ Hines grew up in Grand Rapids and wrestled at Deer River in high school, but never thought he was great; now he has an undefeated 7-0 record fighting against the pros. “I’m just your everyday guy, man. I had a dream one day and just kept plugging away at it,” said Hines.
Florida executes a man convicted of raping and killing a woman outside of a bar

3 days ago | northernnewsnow.com | David Fischer |Freida Frisaro

STARKE, Fla. (AP) — A man convicted of raping and killing a woman near a central Florida bar was executed Tuesday evening. Thomas Lee Gudinas, 51, was pronounced dead at 6:13 p.m. following a lethal injection at Florida State Prison near Starke, said Bryan Griffin, a spokesman for Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis. Gudinas was convicted of the May 1994 killing of Michelle McGrath.
Rice Lake appoints former member to City Council

4 days ago | northernnewsnow.com | Jeffrey McClure

RICE LAKE, Minn. (Northern News Now) - Rice Lake City Councilors were tasked with finding a new member to temporarily join their council. Darrel Johnson was appointed city councilor Monday night just months after losing a heated mayoral race against Mayor Suzanne Herstad. Herstad defeated Johnson by just 53 votes.
Twin Ports community assists young athletes with inaugural charity basketball game

5 days ago | northernnewsnow.com | Jeffrey McClure

DULUTH, Minn. (Northern News Now) - It was a night filled with aerial displays and long-range shots that wowed the crowd for the first-ever Twin Ports Charity Basketball game. “All of us are coming together with one goal, we’re glad to just be out here just to be having fun,” said Duluth Denfeld boys varsity head coach Phillip Homere.
Grand Rapids hosts ‘Be a Lumberjack Day’

6 days ago | northernnewsnow.com | Dominic Vitiello

GRAND RAPIDS, Minn. (Northern News Now) - The family fun ‘Be a Lumberjack Day’ event kicked off at the Forest History Center with many hands-on activities in the logging camp. 73 visitors braved the heat to be a lumberjack. Everything from using a two-person saw, lumberjack tug-o-war, harnessed themselves up to be honorary draft horses and pulled logs. With a variety of other things to enjoy, like prune on a spoon races, musical stumps, trolley rides, and more.
Early morning clean-up allows Musky Festival to go on following storm damage

6 days ago | northernnewsnow.com | Jeffrey McClure

DULUTH, Minn. (Northern News Now) - Severe storms that entered Northern Wisconsin overnight made a mess of the annual Hayward Musky Festival. According to the Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce, many vendor tents were mangled throughout the night, but the festival is running as normal at this time. Crews of volunteers and vendors began cleaning up at around 6:30 this morning, with many locals helping throughout the day as they continue to clean up.
Thousands fuel up at spaghetti dinner ahead of Grandma’s Marathon

1 week ago | northernnewsnow.com | Dominic Vitiello

DULUTH, Minn. (Northern News Now) - It’s a Grandma’s Marathon weekend tradition: thousands of runners and community members pack the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center (DECC) to carbo-load at the annual spaghetti dinner. Event organizers say there’s over 4,000 pounds of marinara, 32,000 meatballs and 1,900 pounds of dry spaghetti that were prepared for the dinner. Preparations for the dinner, much like the race itself, started well in advance.
C.J. Ham leads team to victory in inaugural Twin Ports Charity game

1 week ago | northernnewsnow.com | Jeffrey McClure

DULUTH, Minn. (Northern News Now) - In West Duluth, a charity event was held to raise money for local young athletes with the help of Duluth Denfeld’s most famous alum. The first-ever Twin Ports Charity Basketball Game was held in the Duluth Denfeld gymnasium, featuring many Denfeld alumni, community members, and even some Minnesota Vikings. Viking’s running back C.J. Ham was the captain of the Green Team, which won the game over Denfeld boys Head Basketball Coach Phil Homere’s Gold Team 142-137.
First Alert: Severe storms and hot temperatures to dominate weekend weather

1 week ago | northernnewsnow.com | Dave Anderson

WEATHER STORY: WAA stands for warm air advection. Advection is the fancy term for the “horizontal movement of atmospheric properties.” What it really means is that a warm wind will lead the charge this weekend of a heatwave pushing up from the south. The temperatures will go into the 80’s and 90’s with plenty of humidity. There will be advisories for heat this weekend. That warmth will also lift up a chance for severe storms Friday night. Be weather ready in case tornadoes pay off.