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The comedian will be headlining a show at the Mille Lacs Event Center on Friday, September 27th. Tickets go on sale on Friday, May 3rd at 10 a.m.

The legislation, which would reinstate Twin Metals' leases and curb judicial review, now heads to the Democrat-controlled Senate. The White House said it "strongly opposes" it.

HOYT LAKES — Early this year, a friendly man wearing glasses and a corporate polo shirt approached the City Council here with a big idea. This was already a contentious meeting. A woman had just accosted officials over the city’s decision to stop using Facebook. Another group waited patiently to protest higher pickleball fees. Still ahead, […] The post From coal gasification to robot space mining, small towns fall prey to PR promises appeared first on Minnesota Reformer.

How do you tell a walleye from a sauger? Here's a guide on identifying Minnesota's state fish compared to it's look-alike cousin.

Ben Folds is bringing his unique 'Paper Airplane Request Tour' to Duluth and the Twin Cities this fall as an extension to his tour that starts in May.

The College of St. Scholastica has announced the decision to suspend its theater productions this coming fall, prompting a vibrant sit-in protest by students, alumni, and community members.

How do you tell a walleye from a sauger? Here's a guide on identifying Minnesota's state fish compared to it's look-alike cousin.

The Duluth Police Department does a pretty good job of keeping the public informed on what they're up to, but they are taking heat for a recent post.

How do you tell a walleye from a sauger? Here's a guide on identifying Minnesota's state fish compared to it's look-alike cousin.

Ben Folds is bringing his unique 'Paper Airplane Request Tour' to Duluth and the Twin Cities this fall as an extension to his tour that starts in May.