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The rebranded Minnesota Star Tribune, featuring two full-time staff writers in the Duluth-Superior region, is Duluth's only daily newspaper. Duluth also has a twice-weekly legacy newspaper and a weekly, free newsrack alternative.

Our monthly best-of-the-best in local media, for September 2024:

Best Online Daily News – WDIO.com

Best Online Daily Sports – WDIO.com

Best TV news anchorDarren Danielson, WDIO.com

Best TV sports anchorSpencer Pierce, WDIO

Best TV weather anchorKarl Spring, Fox21

Best Radio Play-by-Play AnnouncerBruce Ciskie, KDAL 610 AM

Best Community News Website – WDIO.com

Best Newspaper EditorJana Peterson, Pine Knot News

Best Still PhotographerJed Carlson, Superior Telegram

Best Sports WriterKerry Rodd, Pine Knot News

Best Newspaper Design – Pine Knot News

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UMD earns highest NCAA II Super Region ranking since 2018

The University of Minnesota Duluth football team earned its highest NCAA Division II regional ranking in seven years, coming in at No. 6 in this week’s Super Region Three poll. The Bulldogs (8-1), ranked No. 13 nationally by the AFCA and No. 10 by D2Football.com, last cracked a

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Take a bow, Hermantown football team

Hermantown’s 2025 football season came full circle Friday night — ending against the same team that handed the Hawks their first loss of the fall.  Grand Rapids, physical and efficient from the start, again proved too much, defeating Hermantown 41-0 in the Section 7, Class 4A championship game to end

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Howie: Here comes Duluth Public Schools Red Plan Jr.

Debt service already consumes about 60 percent of the school levy. With this addition of $38 million in bonding debt, Duluth is entering a decade in which the school system will spend more paying off debt than teaching future students.

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Howie: George Thorogood still bad to the bone

Howie: George Thorogood still bad to the bone

Thorogood isn’t one of those legacy acts coasting on streaming royalties and casino circuits. He’s a lifer — one of the last truly American showmen still pounding the boards the old-fashioned way: loud, sweaty, and swinging like rock & roll still matters.

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