American Red Cross

A local business is working with the American Red Cross to host a blood drive.

According to the American Red Cross, only 3% of Americans donate blood, even though a large number of people across the country are eligible to do so. Here's how you can help.

The Duluth Chapter of the Red Cross honored a Cloquet firefighter with their Hometown Hero award.

The American Red Cross wants Americans to be prepared, but it's hard when you can't go out or you can't attend classes in person.

Blended learning means there will be a combination of online learning and in-person skills sessions where you will practice skills and demonstrate competency. Space is limited, so don't wait to register.

The Superior Police and Superior Fire Departments are having a friendly 'Badge Battle' in an effort to support the American Red Cross blood drive.

The show will go on at Wessman Arena despite the fire and explosion in the area Thursday.

Superior Choice Credit Union has partnered up with American Red Cross for a blood drive that will take place next Wednesday, October 11th.

Our local food shelves aren't the only thing that takes a toll during the holidays.  This busy time of year also affects are donated blood supply.  There are lots of legitimate reasons for the blood shortage.  People are busier this time of year and there's a better chance that they may have a cold …

On Wednesday, July 27, Duluth Mayor Emily Larson gathered with Duluth City Councilors, American Red Cross, Salvation Army, CHUM and 211 to announce that 211 is the number to call if you need help recovering from the storms.

There are many soldiers that long to be home for the holidays with their families, but are still abroad or are recovering in hospitals after being wounded in the line of duty.  “Holiday Mail for Heroes” with the American Red Cross is an easy way for you to let them know they are thought of and thank…

When an emergency happens in your life, your first thought is what you need to do to protect your family and friends.  Access to information is crucial, and now the Red Cross has made it easier to get that information.