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Officers say the 20-year-old driver waited for five hours after getting in the serious crash before they called 911.

From the editorial: "The Duluth girl’s story is among tens of thousands that serve as a reminder — whether it’s American Heart Month or not — of the critical importance of more of us making that tough, life-saving choice to be an organ donor."

State officials said Wednesday that a historic North Shore lodge destroyed in a fire the previous day had three unresolved violations from a recent fire code inspection, but it wasn’t clear if those violations played a role in the blaze.

The next event is Feb. 15.

County officials and Mayor Roger Reinert agree to seek common ground on "a new gateway to Duluth."

Seven port development projects that support efficient, reliable freight movement on Minnesota’s waterways were selected to receive a total of $18.1 million in grants, the Minnesota Department of Transportation announced last week.

We in Duluth had a December with almost no snow and temperatures 5 to 10 degrees above normal.

Amplifying Atlanta

Outdoor enthusiasts should avoid the area until further notice.

The Minnesota Nurses Association released its plan for the 2024 legislative session Monday with the goal of putting patient needs ahead of 'corporate greed' at nonprofit hospitals