Mitchell Zimmermann
Multimedia Journalist
Mitchell Zimmermann joined the KBJR 6//CBS 3 team in June of 2022 as a Multimedia Journalist.
Mitchell moved to Duluth from the Valley of the Sun in Arizona and is already loving the cooler weather!
He graduated from Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication with his Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communication and a minor in Political Science.
Throughout college, Mitchell worked with NBC Nightly News weekend, 12 News – KPNX, PBS NewsHour West and KTAR News, a news-talk radio station in Phoenix.
He has wanted to pursue a career in journalism since high school and has never looked back.
Mitchell loves reality television, going out to small coffee shops and shopping way too much.
If you have any story ideas or tips, send them to mzimmermann@cbs3duluth.com
The annual holiday production put on by Boat Club Productions takes a classic story and adds a Minnesota twist.
Bemidji Schools were moved to online learning Wednesday after a threat was made to one of its school campuses.
The Lakehead Reunion Harvest not only welcomes families to see thousands of lights, but also educates Northlanders on the history of agriculture in the region.
Rebekah Rush is making her 7th appearance at the Duluth Winter Village this year using her skills to sell ornaments, wall art and more.
The St. Louis County Veterans Service Office has returned to its original location after heavy flooding damaged the office.
Turkey is back on the menu this year for the annual Thanksgiving buffet at the DECC.
A group of workers at the Starbucks store on Woodland Ave. in Duluth went on strike Wednesday, closing the store for the day.
PJ’s Rescue in Duluth had to stop taking in dogs and cats after seeing a recent wave in surrenders.
The group of students wants Duluthians to compost their pumpkins, rather than toss them in the trash.
The University of Minnesota Solar Vehicle Project beat out teams from across the world after building their solar car for three years.
The Duluth Police Department is sharing tips to keep families and kids safe before gathering as much candy as they can.
Mix Cosmetiques is hosting a few Halloween makeup workshops just in time for the spooky holiday.
The Duluth theater company is putting on a one-woman show focusing on the impact of the Constitution on women in the United States.
Duluth East High School will welcome in “The Plastics” this weekend for their performances of ‘Mean Girls: The Musical’.
Denfeld High School is partnering with Northern Spotlight Theater to put on the production that takes place in the 1950s.
Halloween in the Northland is in full swing, and there are several spooky and not-so-scary events all across the region.
A Hibbing artist painted a mural featuring several different Northland and Minnesota activists known for their work.
The glass shop in Canal Park will hide over a dozen pumpkins around Spirit Mountain.
The regional non-profit organization will host a spooky-inspired event to support a good cause.
The annual film festival will show over a dozen feature films and more short films to the public.
The Northern Pier Lighthouse just off the shore of Lake Superior was given an unkind mark earlier this summer.
A former Superior High School student is using her passion to help current students who potentially won’t make it in the yearbook.
The Northland farmer still has hundreds of pumpkins to choose from in the last weekend the patch will be open.
One Northland baker is taking the traditional sugar cookie and turns them into art.
The Superior Douglas County YMCA is offering free admission into its facility for community members to test out all of the center’s amenities.
The Carlton County Sherriff deemed the barn “a total loss” after it caught fire Wednesday.
The annual event will welcome Northlanders to Lester Park to take them back to the 18th century.
The City of Superior Fire Department does everything from putting out flames to doing CPR to save patients.
Mike Waldron traveled halfway across the world in 2003 to fight the war on terror after the September 11th terrorist attacks.
The yearly event held by the Lake Superior Sustainable Farming Association features the largest farmers market in the region over one day.
University of Wisconsin Superior ready to move in new students
Three people were rescued around noon Tuesday after their boat capsized off the coast of Saxon Habor, Wisconsin.
A new and unique way to break a sweat has arrived in the Twin Ports, thanks to silks, lyra rings and more.
Stella Maris Acamdey will welcome over 100 students into their new high school starting next week.
Bailey Builds in West Duluth is one of very few Northland small businesses at this year’s Great Minnesota Get-Together.
The annual fair hosts livestock shows, horse races, tractor pulls and more in Barnum.
Four new pickleball courts are available for play in Moose Lake, giving more players the chance to get out their paddles.
The William A. Irvin hosts its first-ever “Family Fun Day” giving families the chance to take a step back in time on a freighter.
An Iron Ranger was honored by the VA for her work helping veterans across Minnesota.
The Longview Tennis Club in Duluth will host around 60 kids and teens in this year’s Junior City Tennis Tournament.
The annual community get-together features a parade, pageant, food trucks, vendors and more.
Thousands of Minnesotans will head to the voting booth August 8 to vote in several municipal and county-wide races.
Northland forests are getting a boost thanks to one Duluthian who is collecting acorns to deal with the effects of climate change.
The 40th annual FinnFest kicked off at the DECC Thursday, featuring Finnish goods, food and events.
A St. Luke’s doctor wants to make sure the public avoids overheating as temperatures rise across the Northland.
A Duluth adventure company is giving Northlanders the chance to cool off with warmer temperatures heading to the region.
The annual Festival by the Lake at Bayfront Festival Park in Duluth will showcase over 160 vendors and performers.
The Duluth Playhouse is the first Minnesota-based company to put on a production of the Tony-winning musical.
Interview for Ashland Bay Days and a pie-eating contest.
Arrowhead Transit is starting its bus engines back up along the North Shore for the first time in at least three years.
