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Several school shootings in metro Atlanta have prompted state and local lawmakers to react and renew the debate over youth gun violence.

U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar and Tina Smith announced federal funding for an expansion of Terminal 2 at the Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport, and Smith announced upgrades to Duluth International Airport's air traffic control tower. 

From the column: "Top-notch Black athletes ... had their starts in the Northland. They made and continue to make waves that deserve recognition."

Juniper Kelly-Swing was named the Minnesota State High School League Heart of the Arts award winner and will advance to a division level.

Have you been wondering how to get started growing your own marijuana plants? Here's a place that can help you get started!

DULUTH — They have been flying off the shelves at Marine General sporting goods store for a couple of years, and the breakneck pace at which anglers are getting into forward-facing sonar units hasn’t slowed a bit. That’s the report from Russ Francisco, owner of Marine General and an expert on fishing electronics, one of the store’s […]

Cloquet man and woman allegedly went to Arkansas in December, leaving pets behind with no arrangements for care. The surviving cats were discovered on Jan. 16.

Plus: SPPS superintendent recognized with national award; child care centers join legislative fight over noncompete; more.

If either version of the gun-control bills proposed by DFLers becomes law in their current form, those convicted of violating the statute would be guilty of a felony and could face up to five years in prison.

Low pay, employee retention and insufficient federal reimbursement has left much Greater Minnesota with unacceptably slow emergency response times -- up to 90 minutes in some places.