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Top teams from coast to coast make the move to Real for the flexibility of its technology platform and strong culture ...

Spirit of the Lake Community Arts centers all-ages education, public enrichment

Allan Fredrick Carlson was born on July 31, 1938 in Duluth, MN to Adolph and Nora Carlson. Allan attended school in New York Mills from second grade forward through graduation in 1956. After a short time at Gustavus Adolphus College, he enlisted in the US Army in 1957 and was stationed at a Nike site west of New York City.

Minnesota Power has agreed to significantly shrink its request for higher electric rates, leading to a smaller increase on customer bills once state regulators approve. The Duluth-based utility said Friday it had struck a deal for a 4.9% rate increase for residential and small business customers, plus a roughly 4.4% hike for industrial and large commercial customers. Minnesota Power had ...

The salt-laden wooden ship was last seen amid an icy gale, bound for Duluth. Its remains were found about 40 miles off Whitefish Point in Lake Superior, in 650 feet of water.

Could this be considered attempted murder? This bike commuter thinks so.

Minnesota Democrats say they will come to the aid of House Speaker Mike Johnson when the U.S. House considers an effort to oust him next week.

More than 7 million gallons of manure have been improperly kept at a former southern Iowa hog confinement for nearly 10 years, according to the Iowa Department of Natural Resources. In a recent order, the DNR directed the owners of the Albia facility to dispose of the manure by the end of the year or […] The post Former swine site owners ordered to get rid of 7 million gallons of manure appeared first on Minnesota Reformer.

A mild winter means the industry is out millions of dollars. The state may come to the rescue with an aid package. Climate change could mean more financial emergencies, or the tourism industry may have to adjust.

A mild winter means the industry is out millions of dollars. The state may come to the rescue with an aid package. Climate change could mean more financial emergencies, or the tourism industry may have to adjust.