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Tyler Walter Edwards is accused of killing Maxton Keith Gudowski in July 2024, then starting him and his apartment on fire.
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Lake Superior College, St. Louis County in the news
Minnesota State has named three finalists in the search for the next
Thursday Sports Notebook
TODAY'S EVENTS
National Football League Draft, 7 p.m. WDIO
Photos of the Day: Grand Rapids at Duluth Denfeld softball
Abby Skelly of Grand Rapids is mobbed by teammates at home plate
Demolition underway at Shoppers Auto Park in Downtown Duluth
Demolition is underway at the Shoppers Auto Park, as of Wednesday.
Duluth
St. Scholastica names new men's basketball head coach
"I’m fired up and ready to build a first-class program that wins with toughness, class and pride. This isn’t just about basketball; it’s about developing young men and leaving a lasting legacy. Let’s build something legendary, together!" -- Jared Drake
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As buildings close, navigating downtown St. Paul skyways has become a hassle
St. Louis County adds in-person property tax payment option in Hibbing
With the May 15 property tax payment due date coming soon, the
The Minnesota Star Tribune hires The New York Times’ Kathleen Hennessey as next editor
The Minnesota native brings deep journalism experience from the Times, the Associated Press, and other top publications, as well as innovative vision for local media.
Local photo recognized by E&P
Another photo (above) snapped by Howie has been selected as Photo of
Reprint It! Brett Klosowski named new full-time DAHA Executive Director
"As a past President of DAHA, he (Brett Klosowski) gained deep insights into our organization's operations and successfully navigated challenges to strengthen its foundation." -- Ryan Sandefer
U.S. Education Department to restart defaulted student loan collections
"The Biden Administration misled borrowers: the executive branch does not have the constitutional authority to wipe debt away, nor do the loan balances simply disappear." -- U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon