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Duluth Police responded to an attempt to locate a male who was having suicidal ideations. Officers located the male’s vehicle on the top
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As a commitment to building trust through transparency with our community, the Duluth Police Department is launching an online crime mapping dashboard that displays
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The County also honored two longtime public servants, and highlighted staff and Commissioner Paul McDonald for work on tax-forfeited lands legal settlement and policy
"I don't even know what to say. It was crazy," (Ham) said of the sea of 30s. "It was pretty funny, especially with all these little kids wearing jerseys about six sizes too big. But just an absolute blessing to walk in here and have all this set up. I'm humbled. I really am."
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"Lot D, while a difficult parcel to develop because of its location to the bay, seawall issues and contamination, is a prime site that can become a valuable asset and addition to the Canal Park/Bayfront District." -- Former Duluth Mayor Gary Doty
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By J. Patrick Coolican, Minnesota Reformer Last week Gov. Tim Walz told Minnesotans that one of the drivers of the state’s emerging “fiscal
"(Many) helped put a stop to Carlson’s brazen illegal activity and destruction. Many of us worked diligently to help make our downtown safer, and it was with Carlson behind bars." -- Daniel Fanning
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By Kelli Latuska The Regional Stormwater Protection Team is encouraging public input and suggestions on how to protect area lakes and streams from stormwater
Duluth East defeated Brainerd 2-1 in overtime in high school boys hockey at Duluth Heritage Center on Thursday night. The Greyhounds recorded their first victory in eight starts.
Longtime, New York-based developer Luzy Ostreicher, who is leading the project, said today that everything is on schedule for the planned Spring 2026 opening of the initial phase of Incline Village, a 70-unit condominium development.
The Lake Superior College Fall Nursing Pinning Ceremony will take place Friday, December 13 at 5 p.m. in The Commons of the main
Moira Novak, who oversaw the athletic department’s trainers and team physicians for nearly 20 years, repeatedly brought her concerns to athletic department administrators and the medical director.
“By ignoring our union and refusing to come to the bargaining table, Essentia is ignoring the very people who are essential to the care and well-being of patients across Minnesota. We deserve better than this. We deserve respect.” -- Neissa Boehm
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The Lake Superior College Choir will conduct a free Holiday Showcase concert on Thursday, December 12 at 7 p.m. in the Atrium of
The Minnesota Ballet will present The Nutcracker on Friday through Sunday at Symphony Hall at the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center. Performances are scheduled for
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“After a very tough game against Proctor, I loved our response against Irondale on Saturday. We had fifteen different players score in the game, led by junior point guard Bailey Hermanson who had 23 points.” -- Hawks head coach Eric Borndal
The Office of Higher Education has awarded Lake Superior College with a 2024 Inclusive Higher Education Grant to increase opportunities for all Minnesotans. The
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The 3-day art exhibit to take place in the Main Concourse of the Main Campus.
"She's bigger, faster and stronger than a year ago. She extended her range a lot, too. That's the goal, to improve each year. She has a high basketball IQ and that's why a lot of college coaches love her already." -- Osuchukwu on ultra-elite freshman Chloe Johnson
"It is also clear from the volume of messages I have received from our members that they too had hoped this work would be done in Duluth by one, or more, of our talented firms." -- Matt Baumgartner, president of the Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce
Lake Superior College is hosting Amazing Race-style event involving LSC students and Proctor High School students today, where they will compete to care