Duluth, MN News

• Duluth, MN News
• Flood watches, warnings issued for the Northland
• Recent rain has Northland river raging (with videos)
• UPDATE: Flood watches, warnings in effect for the Northland
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for areas south, west of Twin Ports
• Man, woman hurt in Milwaukee-area house explosion
• Two Harbors family sees the world on sailboat adventures
• Sunday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: More rain likely
• Virginia triplex fire displaces 7 people
• Memorial Day Events
• Some background on Burundi
• Walker attempts to stave off historic Wisconsin recall
• After 50 years, mine fire still burns
• Faces & Names: O'Brien talks about his start in comedy
• Faces & Names: Doc Watson critical after fall at home
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, May 27
• Break in missing child case brings hope, tears to other families
• Lightning suspected in 3 fires near Twin Cities
• Ceremony marks 150 years since Minnesota soldier death
• Wisconsin DNR urges people to leave fawns alone
• Duluthian has passion for adoption abroad
• Minnesota student teacher accused of sending explicit messages to teen
• Duluth man arrested in case of erroneous $800,000 tax refund
• Vehicle causes damage to Buhl cemetery
• MSOP clients sentenced for assaulting counselors
• Wildfire in Michigan's U.P. grows to more than 21,000 acres
• Matters of Record
• UMD names vice chancellor for finance
• Superior teen wins modeling contest that helps earn trip to Paris
• Saturday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Cool with storms possible
• Retiring Zielinski to conduct final service
• Memorial Day Events
• Election bulletin board: Harris announces candidacy to keep judge's seat in 6th District
• Calumet plans expansion of headquarters in Indianapolis
• Bygones for May 26
• Vandals strike Duluth East
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, May 26
• Barko's product line expands with purchase
• Northland woman found guilty of using van to kill estranged husband
• Tropical storm warnings in effect for Southeast coast
• Barrett goes after Walker in Wisconsin recall debate
• More heavy rain possible this weekend across the Northland
• Chronic wasting disease found on Minnesota deer farm
• Northland soaked by 3+ inches of rain - and it's not over (with video)
• Vandals damage Duluth high school
• Vandal causes damage at Iron Range cemetery
• Duluth man charged with forgery in check-cashing attempt
• Wisconsin marathon called off because of forecast heat
• Paulucci psychologist suspended, fined $50K by state board
• Matters of Record
• Poll shows Walker, Barrett nearly tied in Wisconsin recall race
• Minnesota Senate scandal legal tab: $46,150 and rising
• Perpetrator of Holiday Center restroom fire sentenced
• Bygones for May 25
• Mayors Night at City Hall
• City of Duluth: Employment Opportunities
• Duluth Police Recognized By State Officials For Seat Belt Campaign
• Christopher Eng Selected as Director of Business and Economic Development for City of Duluth
• Arson Fires Damage Estimate
• Ex-Duluth East basketball coach gets his say, but no answers from school board
• Superior police K-9 Dargo euthanized
• Barker's Island advocate dies
• Gary-New Duluth veterans memorial restored, expanded
• World War II veteran honored by Honor Flight
• Today's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Drying out a bit
• Julsrud steps down from Duluth's civil service task force
• Discuss Duluth's sign rules
• Owner of Superior refinery plans expansion of Indiana headquarters
• Vikings stadium plan clears final hurdle
• Fast-moving wildfire in Michigan's U.P. has burned 17,000 acres
• Minnesota toddler bitten in the face by 170-pound dog
• Duluth installs Bob Dylan manhole cover for singer's birthday (with video)
• MORNING UPDATE: New threat arrives for Northland gardeners
• Holiday Center arsonist gets 18-month sentence, probation
• UPDATE: Flood advisory issued for Twin Ports, Cloquet (with video)
• Duluth installs Bob Dylan manhole cover for singer's birthday (with video)
• Woodland, Enbridge projects win DEDA subsidies
• St. Louis County medical examiner's actions cited by justices in overturning murder conviction
• Strong storms moving into Twin Ports; tornado watch in effect for Northwestern Wisconsin
• Asian carp surveillance ramping up in Illinois
• Severe storms affecting parts of the Northland; tornado watch issued for NW Wisconsin
• Matters of Record
• Rainfall reports from around the Northland
• Forest tent caterpillars: Pockets of defoliation likely this year, but no regionwide outbreak
• Food stamp fraud raises concerns in government offices
• U.S. forecasters: 9 to 15 storms in hurricane season
• Lake Superior Beach Monitoring Begins Again After Memorial Day
• Duluth high school students find inspiration in death
• Billboards along I-35 poke copper mining
• Thursday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Wet weekend ahead
• Floods possible as rain continues today
• Public meeting set for Duluth transit center plans
• Kidnapping suspect arrested near Cities
• Spooner man dies in Twin Cities accident
• Eh? Get into Glensheen free
• Bygones for May 24
• Duluth mental health crisis house to close
• Health Notes: Scleroderma walk set for June 2
• Health Notes: Duluth-based health network honored
• Flood watch continues for much of Northland; severe storms possible today
• NW Wisconsin burning restrictions lifted
• New threat arrives for Northland gardeners
• MORNING UPDATE: Chester Park ski jumps face uncertain future
• Arsonists strike Twin Ports 6 times in one morning
• Murder conviction reversed because of St. Louis County official's actions
• Muslim civil rights leaders ask FBI to investigate racist graffiti in Rochester, Minn.
• Big Lake man gets 25 years for creating child porn in Hibbing
• Delta to provide nonstop daily flights from Hibbing to Twin Cities
• Heavy rain possible later today, Thursday
• Flood watch issued for Duluth, Iron Range; rainfall may reach 2 to 4 inches
• Matters of Record
• Agate Bay boat landing set for grand opening in Two Harbors
• Baseball: Torii Hunter remains away from Angels as son faces sex-assault charges
• Jurors hear details of Fort Hood bomb plot
• Storms moving back into the Northland
• Northwestern Wisconsin man killed in Twin Cities crash
• N.Y. bride who faked cancer to get money sentenced to time served
• Reward offered in case of Wisconsin girl shot with arrow
• City of Duluth Asks Residents To Participate in National Citizen Survey
• Chester Park ski jumps' future uncertain
• Commission on Disabilities Meeting Minutes of April 4, 2012
• Current, past Allete leaders hope you take the chairmen's fundraising challenge
• Allete chairmen: When you were young and starting out, what helped you become a leader?
• Wednesday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Showers and thunderstorms
• If you go: Chester Park open house
• Bygones for May 23
• Oil drops below $90 a barrel for first time in months
• Minnesota man accused of kidnapping arrested in Anoka County
• Wisconsin Natural Resources Board allows overnight trail cameras on public land
• Man accused of stalking wife, kids through four states to face firearms charges in North Dakota
• Man charged with stealing guns from Superior store
• Dog DNA business cracks down on errant droppings in Twin Cities
• Regulators investigate bank's role in Facebook stock offering
• Three suspected arson fires reported in West Duluth overnight
• Minnesota, US home sales improve in April
• Man survives 180-foot plunge over Niagara Falls
• Cass Lake man gets two years in prison for threats against deputy
• North Branch man picked to lead Duluth's economic development efforts
• Former janitor sentenced for arson at Grand Rapids church
• Aurora teen dies after being hit by train
• Whooping cough strikes Duluth-area elementary school
• Minnesota Executive Council set to consider delayed mineral leases
• Heavy rain possible across the Northland on Wednesday, Thursday
• Matters of Record
• U.S. Airways flight diverted to Maine for 'security issue'
• Inventor of TV remote control dies at age 96
• Unemployment rate drops in April in Twin Ports, NE Minnesota
• Experts say Minnesota has too few school counselors
• Authorities ID victims of Itasca County crash
• Aerial Lift Bridge to Commence Summer Schedule
• DEDA Meeting Agenda for May 23, 2012
• Click It or Ticket Campaign
• Duluth biker does double-take after hit-and-run by deer
• Hibbing students' fatal crash caused by speed, inattention, authorities say
• Tuesday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Chance of storms up north
• Soudan Underground Mine State Park tours resume Saturday
• Woman held in hit-and-run accident in downtown Duluth
• Newspaper executive caught in prostitution sting
• Bygones for May 22
• Motel 6 chain being sold to private group for $1.9 billion
• Shakopee band awards $1 million grant to Lac Courte Oreilles
• MORNING UPDATE: Ingenuity, plywood and sweat save horse stuck in a Northland swamp
• Ingenuity, plywood and sweat save horse stuck in a Northland swamp
• 16-year-old girl graduates from University of Wisconsin
• MORNING UPDATE: Enbridge plans 100 new jobs in Duluth's Old Downtown
• Three injured, building damaged in alleged Duluth hit and run
• Minnesota DNR proposes two-part wolf hunting season
• Soudan Underground Mine tours resume Saturday
• Ex-student in Rutgers webcam case gets 30 days
• Weekend 'Today' anchor jumps from NBC to ABC
• 7-year-old girl shot in back with arrow
• Arkansas woman who tossed $1 million lotto ticket wants money
• Airlines increase revenue by charging extra for certain seats
• Excessive speed, inattentive driving ruled cause of fatal accident involving 2 Hibbing teens
• 15-year-old killed by train in Aurora on way to school
• Bankruptcies for May 21, 2012
• City’s Chief Financial Officer to Lead Advanstar Finance Operations
• Ely firefighters catch break from weather
• Olympians in Duluth teach swimmers to go for gold in life
• Enbridge plans 100 new jobs in Duluth's Old Downtown
• For Minnesota's returning vets, normal life is an adjustment
• Faces & Names: Three charged for carjacking Marvin Winans
• Shipping traffic for Monday, May 21
• Today's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Sunny day
• Duluth's Gauthier files for re-election
• City of Duluth Celebrates Arbor Day 2012
• Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda for May 22, 2012
• Notre Dame, dioceses sue over Obama administration's birth-control mandate
• Supreme Court won't reduce student's music-download fine
• Stocks gain on Wall Street; Facebook falls
• Motorcyclist arrested for hit-and-run on 4-year-old in St. Paul
• Crash closes westbound lane of Highway 2 near Poplar
• Students urge Crayola to rethink recycling
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for Ashland, Iron, Price counties
• Obama: NATO shifting to help peace in Afghanistan
• Loretta Lynn 3 years older than believed
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, May 20
• DFL fails to endorse candidate to replace retired Rukavina
• Today's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Rain likely for most towns
• Faces & Names: Accused Mila Kunis stalker pleads not guilty
• Rain helps in wildfire battle near Ely; Highway 1 reopens
• Wisconsin woman found dead after house fire
• No injuries, but some decry Allegiant customer service in wake of Duluth flight
• As understanding of autism increases, so does the number of children diagnosed
• Allegiant flight returns to Duluth after engine failure
• Child foster care license revoked in Cloquet
• Wildfire near Ely now 90 percent contained
• Stauber will run against Sweeney for St. Louis County Board seat
• Police: 3 shot near UW-Madison campus
• Half-dozen buses involved in chain-reaction collision in Georgia
• Matters of record
• Prosecutors: Trio planned to attack Obama's campaign HQ in Chicago
• Ramp from northbound I-35 to Mesaba Avenue to close during overnight hours starting Monday
• Ely fire 60 percent contained; crews working mop-up today
• Woodland Ave Sidewalk Repairs Start May 21
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, May 19
• Suspect arrested in Superior Shooter's Supply burglary
• Saturday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Chance of a late storm
• BWCAW campfires only at night
• Popular Hermantown bar closed following investigation
• Shooting suspects sought in Cass Lake
• Walker: Door still open for proposed iron mine
• Bygones for May 19
• Crews chisel rock to free man stuck in Iowa cave
• Duluth sets record in wild temperature ride
• MORNING UPDATE: Aircraft ready for rescue helped save Ely from wildfire
• Hermantown man sentenced to 25 months for burglaries
• Aircraft ready for rescue helped save Northland town from wildfire
• State of Minnesota issues call for election judges
• Duluth airport hits temperature record while Park Point keeps it cool
• Hermantown accident 'perfect example' against texting in car
• Northland town escapes wildfire disaster (with video)
• Three teens charged in Douglas County thefts
• 'President Paul' gets enthusiastic welcome from Minnesota GOP
• Prison time for Superior man convicted of child sex assault
• Quick response of aircraft may have saved Ely
• Cloquet woman's foster care license revoked
• One arrested in connection with Superior gun shop burglary
• Amy Senser's attorney requests new trial in hit-and-run case
• Minnesota GOP backs Bills to challenge Klobuchar
• Wisconsin officials reaching out to Gogebic Taconite, Walker says
• Forest Service sets campfire restrictions for BWCAW
• Driver who was hero in 1976 California bus hijacking case dies at 91
• Facebook stock climbs slightly after public trading debut
• Manhunt under way for kidnapping suspect from western Minnesota; may have ties to Duluth
• Matters of Record
• Man in custody after Cass County shooting
• Regular Positions : Heavy Equipment Mechanic
• City Invites Public to Neighborhood Forums
• Park State Bank Introduces Kasasa Cash Back and Kasasa Saver Accounts!
• American Indian Commission Meeting Agenda for May 21, 2012
• Appeals Court: Builders Commonwealth must pay back taxes
• Shipping traffic for Friday, May 18
• Postal cuts rip heart from small towns
• DNR signs Wisconsin's largest land conservation deal
• Duluth Art Institute names interim director
• Sandstone ends standoff over fate of hospital
• Twin Ports adds jobs in April
• Bygones for May 18
• MORNING UPDATE: Ely escapes wildfire disaster (with photos, video)
• For $25 a tree, residents can help Duluth fight ash borers
• Proctor parent organizes anti-bullying group
• MORNING UPDATE: Duluth Armory owners buy adjacent property
• Whooping cough cases on the rise in Minnesota
• Teens charged in rash of Superior-area burglaries
• Hermantown man charged with burglary
• Nolan draws big names to D.C. fundraiser
• Today's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Warm, with chance of showers
• Dakota wind project moves through Twin Ports
• Fire turned back just outside Ely
• American Indian enrollment up in University of Wisconsin system
• Twin Ports employers add jobs, but statewide jobs are down
• Ron Paul adds mystery to Minnesota GOP convention
• Ely evacuation area expanded
• Superior woman's 'ex-husband sale' stops traffic
• Forest fire near Ely apparently sparked by downed power line
• Alabama football fan in viral video charged with sexual battery
• Postal Service to begin closing processing centers this summer, but not in Duluth
• Coast Guard evacuates crew member from freighter on Lake Superior
• Donna Summer, 'Queen of Disco,' dead at 63
• Motorcycle rider dies of injuries after Douglas County crash
• Pedestrian Bridge in Canal Park Closed
• Duluth Fire Department News - Structure Fire
• Sign up for Day of Caring
• Faces & Names: Duluthians on Honor Fllight
• Faces & Names: Sedaka turns his calendar girl into dino pet
• Faces & Names: Sorkin moves from Facebook to Jobs
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, May 17
• Thursday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Rain possible in coming days
• Duluth energy-efficiency rebates for homeowners end in mid-July
• Bygones for May 17
• Finger food? Michigan boy finds piece of one in fast-food sandwich
• Manhunt under way for Illinois man accused of killing bride hours after wedding
• Emergency law considered amid massive student protests in Canada
• MORNING UPDATE: Interior Department calls Duluth's casino contract invalid
• Bear ambles onto pier on Duluth ship canal, startling angler
• Woman dies while tubing on southern Minnesota river
• Superior woman's 'ex-husband sale' stops traffic
• Study: Coffee drinkers live longer
• Coast Guard evacuates crew member from freighter on Lake Superior
• Charges dismissed in Duluth post office bomb scare
• .38 Special to headline concert at Clyde Iron
• Oil prices fall as supplies grow
• OneRepublic drummer arrested after fight with girlfriend
• Hermantown police say man arrested in midst of burglary
• Scared horse runs into sea, rescued a mile off California coast
• Interior Department calls Duluth's casino contract invalid
• Public invited to share Duluth neighborhood concerns
• DTA Multimodal Transportation Center Project Receives Funding
• Faces & Names: Michaels settles case over Tony mishap
• Faces & Names: 'Swamp People' cast member dies
• Faces & Names: DeGeneres to receive Mark Twain Prize
• Shipping traffic for Wednesday, May 16
• Renovated overlook along Highway 61 boasts spectacular views
• Fire damages West Duluth apartment
• Federal judges to attend Duluth ceremony for courtroom remodeling
• Superior man pleads guilty to possessing child porn
• Election bulletin board: Labor organizer Metsa seeks Rukavina's House seat
• Bygones for May 16
• Matters of record
• Projects engage Minnesota teens in pregnancy prevention
• Morning earthquake strikes Anchorage, Alaska
• Well-known U.S. senators, representatives expected at D.C. fundraiser for Rick Nolan
• Duluth transit center is a go (take virtual tour)
• Charges dropped against woman who sparked Duluth bomb scare
• Superior man pleads guilty to child porn charge
• .38 Special booked for Duluth concert
• Labor organizer Metsa seeks Rukavina's Minnesota House seat
• Duluth bridge operator warns angler of trouble on the pier
• Dayton, DFLers say bonding, stadium bills saved session
• Officials: Florida mom killed 4 kids, then herself
• Hundreds of cars line up for cheap gas after Wisconsin service station's mistake
• Police: Minnesota man kills wife and self, wounds son in shooting
• Faces & Names: Plummer's 'Tempest' hits cinemas
• Postal Service delivers good news to Duluth
• Healthy again, bobcat is returned to the wild
• Faces & Names: 'Modern Family' star Hyland has kidney transplant
• Shipping traffic for Tuesday, May 15
• DTA offering Summer Teen Pass
• Tuesday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Breezy and warm
• Mora man pleads guilty to sex charge
• Int'l Wolf Center hires new director
• County commissioner O'Neil to announce bid for third term
• School board could join court case
• Contract firefighters leave Wis. blowdown area
• Eh?
• Bygones for May 15
• Eh? Three brewpubs, two towns, one beer recipe
• Eh? Jump start a job search
• Medical interpreters ease health-care stress for patients in the Northland
• Matters of record
• Overnight fire damages Duluth apartment
• Wisconsin DNR looking for butterfly volunteers
• 4 finalists named for Minnesota's Great American Think-Off
• 'Breaking Bad' Wisconsin? Duo allegedly drove with portable meth lab
• MORNING UPDATE: Duluth Denfeld grad climbs to top police spot in Minneapolis
• 4 years + 4 majors + 4.0 = Path to success for St. Scholastica grad
• Limestone shipping up, coal down from last year
• Energy Efficiency Rebates Expiring Soon For Duluth Residents And Landlords
• Riverquest celebrates 20 years of introducing students to the lake
• Duluth Denfeld grad climbs to top police spot in Minneapolis
• Shipping traffic for Monday, May 14
• Monday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Sunny and dry to start week
• Deer herd runs into windows, doorways in downtown Moorhead
• Gov. Dayton to sign Vikings stadium bill on Monday
• Asian carp may have back door into Minnesota
• Searchers locate elderly man who may have spent night outside near Lester Park Golf Course
• Man, 21, escapes Twig house fire
• Frank Lloyd Wright house tour features 15 buildings in Wisconsin
• No one wins Wisconsin GOP endorsement for U.S. Senate race
• Artist selected for Chief Bemidji sculpture
• Friend taught the value of living
• Building restorations gain notice from Duluth Preservation Alliance
• Duluth political pioneer Meg Bye enters hospice care
• College debt load rising, but some graduates work to avoid it
• Faces & Names: Palin: Children do better with mom, dad
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, May 13
• Cravaack targets federal rules on Mille Lacs Lake
• Sunday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Sunshine will reign today
• Blatnik Bridge will get new lights
• Wisconsin DNR to hold meetings on Wolf River management
• MORNING UPDATE: Duluth political pioneer enters hospice care
• High fire danger in the Northland today
• Wisconsin boy, 3, killed in farm accident
• Wisconsin man charged with 11th drunken-driving offense
• Carlton County sex offender arrested after creating Facebook account
• Six fire departments respond to house fire in Twig
• Minnesota judge upholds wild rice sulfate limit
• Mother's Day Walk/Run today at Bayfront
• Wrenshall superintendent returns from two-week leave
• Driver hits tree while fleeing state trooper in St. Paul
• Wisconsin woman charged after toddler falls off roof
• No walleye for Gov. Dayton on fishing opener
• Duluth band Trampled by Turtles performs on roof of CNN building in Atlanta (with video)
• Eh? Help UMD plant an apple orchard
• Eh? Duluth restaurant review to appear in Sunday New York Times
• Minneapolis police officers kill man wielding knife
• Video: Wisconsin Gov. Walker explains divide, conquer strategy
• Saturday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Dry and sunny
• Virginia police chief steps down
• Two escape fire in Cloquet home
• Transcript of Walker-Hendricks union discussion
• Bygones for May 12
• City Announces Street Sweeping Schedule
• Parks And Recreation Flag Football Registration Now Open
• After 26 years in the Minnesota House, State Rep. Tom Rukavina says he's retiring
• UMD awards degrees to its first group of civil engineering students
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, May 12
• Question on writing test for N.J. third-graders has some parents upset
• Young cancer patients' 'Stronger' video a big hit online (with videos)
• Chisholm woman injured in car-semi crash in Hermantown
• Matters of record
• MORNING UPDATE: As Minnesota fishing opener nears, anglers see visions of walleyes
• Duluth City Council issues bonds in emergency meeting
• New disc golf course proposed for Lincoln Park
• Minnesota Highway 1 detour starts Monday south of Ely
• Obese Ohio boy sheds weight, is returned home
• 81-year-old Foxboro woman charged with fraud
• Duluth police seek felony charges for woman who allegedly hit brother with car
• JPMorgan Chase acknowledges $2 billion trading loss
• Official's land deal raises hackles in Grand Marais
• Bill maintaining 148th Fighter Wing's 24-hour alert mission passes House committee
• Kidnap-slaying suspect kills himself in Mississippi; 2 girls OK
• Becks Road reconstruction begins Monday
• Solon Springs man sentenced to prison for seventh OWI
• Well-known Twin Ports golf pro dies at 59
• Organizers suspend campaign to recall Jauch
• Mayor Highlights Neighborhood Blight As Priority
• Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda for May 15, 2012
• Shipping traffic for Friday, May 11
• Friday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Chance of thunderstorms
• Bygones for May 11
• YWCA Mother's Day Walk/Run has new venue in Duluth
• Rukavina retiring after 26 years in Minnesota House
• Georgia college student in critical condition from flesh-eating infection
• Matters of record
• Grand Forks bar's free-beer-for-voting promotion backfires
• Newly released video shows Walker explaining 'divide and conquer' strategy toward unions
• Duluth man charged in drive-by shooting says he was out of town at time of crime
• Chain-reaction collision closes Highway 2 near Grand Rapids for hours
• Inflatable pool slides recalled after woman's death
• Minnesota House passes Vikings stadium compromise; Senate up next
• Guns stolen from Superior store
• Virginia man charged with ramming trooper's car
• Bachmann withdraws her Swiss citizenship
• Virginia man charged in stabbing after party
• Vikings stadium deal clears final hurdle as Minnesota Senate passes compromise
• Better forecasts are on the radar for the Northland as Weather Service upgrades technology
• Crying baby wakes Minnesota family, who discover home is on fire
• Duluth Police Department News - Duluth Man Arrested for Vehicle Prowls and Damage To Property
• Faces & Names: Ex-Village People singer in the gravy
• City of Duluth Fire Department News - May 8, 2012
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, May 10
• Thursday weather in Duluth and the Northland: Still sunny and warm
• Bygones for May 10
• Rare calico lobster caught off Maine coast, now at aquarium
• Minnesota Supreme Court justice stepping down
• Minnesota city says adult store has to move
• Port Cities Woman of the Year has coordinated medical coverage at many community events
• Creators of 'Nessie' sculpture in Wisconsin river come forward, create another
• Health Notes: CDC launches program to help chemotherapy patients fight infections
• Health Notes: CSS plans health information management forum
• Health Notes: Mental illness workshop planned
• Teen killed in Burnett County crash
• Applications for U.S. unemployment aid drop; sign that hiring may pick up
• Duluth East English teacher says Goldfine award 'just a bonus'
• Cravaack wants to cut funding for climate-change education program
• MORNING UPDATE: Long-neglected house to be razed as Duluth ramps up fight on blight
• Matters of record
• Former college football player charged in Minnesota bank robbery
• Wisconsin boy recovering after pit bull attack
• Bachmann granted dual citizenship in Switzerland
• Duluth researcher seeks cause for link between quitting smoking, high sensitivity to pain
• Cravaack introduces BWCAW land swap bill
• Police use K-9 unit to catch car prowling suspect in Lincoln Park
• Guns taken in burglary, Superior police say
• DNR bans feeding, baiting deer in Northwestern Wisconsin counties
• Susan Bussa named Port Cities Woman of the Year
• Minnesota mom, boyfriend accused of cruel punishment of 12-year-old girl for poor grades
• Obama voices his support for gay marriage
• Wisconsin recall: Walker agrees to 2 debates before election
• Iron Range man charged in post-party stabbing
• GOP readies another tax bill for vote in Minnesota Legislature
• Mayor Ness to Host 'Mondays with the Mayor'
• Regular Positions Librarian II
• Pedestrian Bridge In Canal Park Now Operational
• Minnesota Senate approves Vikings stadium plan
• Wednesday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Partly cloudy and warmer
• Milwaukee mayor to face Walker in Wisconsin recall election
• Duluth Planning Commission OKs plans for Park Point hotel, old Central school site
• Hermantown man repays resort guests' deposit money
• Bygones for May 9
• Plane with 50 people aboard missing in Indonesia
• Drug-recognition program for Minnesota law enforcement suspended amid investigation
• Wisconsin recall comes down to rematch of 2010 governor's race
• Eh? Letter-carriers' food drive is this Saturday
• Matters of record
• After House, Senate pass stadium bills, a big question: Will Vikings agree to pay more?
• 'Where the Wild Things Are' author Maurice Sendak dies
• After passing House, Vikings stadium bill heads to Minnesota Senate today
• Minnesota Legislature OKs public works borrowing
• Cravaack introduces Boundary Waters land swap bill
• Minnesota boy injured in sailboat accident sets sights on fishing, riding bike at home
• Former Mountain Iron public works director sentenced for theft
• 2 Cromwell residents injured in motorcycle crash
• Wrong-way driver sideswipes trooper's cruiser on freeway near Duluth
• Unwanted medicine drop-offs now permanent in Duluth area
• Duluth's Sen. Reinert votes no on Minnesota bonding bill
• Duluth airport director leaving for Michigan
• Baiting, feeding deer banned in some Northwestern Wisconsin counties
• New Senate plan for Vikings stadium includes user fees (watch debate here)
• Oneida, Buehler keep Duluth Depot management contract
• Vikings stadium debate under way in Minnesota Senate; watch here
• Duluth police use dog to track car-prowl suspect
• Duluth-bound lanes of Blatnik Bridge will close starting Monday
• Tuesday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: 60% chance of rain
• Cloquet grad featured on 'Nightline' while awaiting transplant
• Eh?: Mondays with the mayor
• Bygones for May 8
• Duluth Fire Department News - Structure Fire At 1724 E. 5th Street
• Minnesota Sex Offender Program resident pleads guilty to assault
• Friends fear for missing man last seen on the Iron Range
• Minnesota House to review $500 million public works bill today
• Garage fire in West Duluth causes $85,000 in damage
• MORNING UPDATE: After passing House, Vikings stadium bill heads to Minnesota Senate today
• MORNING UPDATE: Duluth restaurant co-owner plans mixed-use development
• Al-Qaeda releases video of American hostage
• Analysis: France gets new leader, Europe pushed in new direction
• Two Wisconsin children hospitalized after drinking gasoline
• It's fourth and goal for Vikings stadium proposal today in the Legislature
• Iron Range man in custody after allegedly ramming State Patrol squad during chase
• Minnesota House changes stadium bill against Vikings' will (with live video)
• Vikings stadium debate under way in House (with live video)
• Minnesota House passes bonding bill; heads to Senate
• Police Officer Positions Update - May 4, 2012
• City of Duluth Police Department News - Male Arrested for Two Duluth Burglaries
• Police Seeking Public's Help Locating Man w/Aggravated Robbery Warrant
• Faces & Names: Supermodel testifies at child-support trial
• Faces & Names: Sarah Ferguson tried in absentia in Turkey
• Shipping traffic for Monday, May 7
• Real 'mad woman' tells the other side of advertising business
• Duluth restaurant co-owner plans mixed-use development
• Motorcyclists injured in Aitkin County crash
• Two injured when car hits Duluth house
• Biz buzz for May 7, 2012
• Wisconsin couple win $1 million prize on 'Amazing Race'
• State trooper avoids injury after cruiser hit by wrong-way driver near Duluth
• Lightning sparks, natural gas fuels blaze that burns three cars in Minneapolis
• Iron Range man in custody after allegedly ramming State Patrol squad during chase
• Dayton, Allen rally fans ahead of stadium vote
• Lawsuit filed over musical instrument ban in protests at Wisconsin Capitol
• E-mailed warning in Carlton County causes alarm
• Ely bears to be featured in BBC, National Geographic Wild channel broadcast
• Faces & Names: Police say Lohan off the hook
• U.S. airstrike kills senior al-Qaeda leader in Yemen
• Massive cargo unloaded from new ship in Duluth (with video)
• Gun sales booming in Wisconsin this year
• Grand Forks man's polka-dot house gains fame near and far
• 'Avengers' smashes box office record with $200.3 million debut weekend
• Socialist Francois Hollande wins French presidency
• Family offers new details about soldier in Afghanistan who died during Skype chat with wife
• George Lindsey, known as TV's Goober Pyle, dies at 83
• Fire causes $125,000 in damage to Duluth home
• Amid vast acres of dying birch trees, residents planting the seed to restore North Shore forests
• Faces & Names: High-level visit to Temple Israel
• Faces & Names: Sinise supporting veterans in Illinois
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, May 6
• St. Louis County set to choose manager for Depot
• Sept. 11 defendants defiant in face of 2,976 counts of murder
• Two injured in Itasca County crash
• Duluth Police Department News - Littlewolf Arrested for 2nd Degree Murder
• Grand Marais couple on a 12,000-mile expedition, connecting with students as they go
• UPDATE: Man's death at Kentucky Derby track called a homicide
• Crab-flavored potato chips, orange-cream Oreos: Familiar American foods get tweaked for foreign markets
• MORNING UPDATE: St. Louis County set to choose manager for downtown Duluth Depot
• MORNING UPDATE: Minnesota officials scrutinize Duluth group homes after deaths
• Early morning fire causes $125,000 damage to Duluth home
• Poplar man sentenced for threats against state trooper's girlfriend
• New saltie expected to arrive in Twin Ports today
• Duluth man accused of burning child, abusing woman
• Police: Minneapolis man with pellet gun tried to rob undercover officer
• Three people injured when car collides with dump truck near Ashland
• Nolan wins endorsement at 8th Congressional District DFL convention
• Minnesota native Shane Bauer and fiancee, once held captive in Iran, to wed today
• Charges: Minnesota mom tried to suffocate baby in hospital
• Wisconsin man rescued after ill-advised swim in chilly river
• Saturday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Cool and wet
• Bump in Minnesota's hunting and fishing license fees takes effect in 2013
• Minnesota officials scrutinize Duluth group homes after deaths
• Jobs report sends oil to lowest price in six months
• Bygones for May 5
• Pedestrian bridge In Canal Park Now Operational
• Water Plant Operator D : Extended Deadline
• Duluth Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for May 8, 2012
• Police Department News - Long Time Duluth Burglar/Drug Dealer Arrested Again
• Convicted Duluth burglar faces more charges
• Human Rights Commission Meeting Agenda for May 9 , 2012
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, May 5
• Two injured in Iron Range crash
• Civil War shipwreck in the way of Georgia port project
• Illinois girl with deformed face learns to navigate world
• 9/11 'mastermind,' four co-defendants appear before Guantanamo judge
• Wisconsin Democratic governor hopefuls make their case at final debate
• Matters of record
• With Minnesota wolf hunt a reality, DNR is working on logistics
• Rescuers respond to call of boat in distress off Park Point, but no assistance is needed (with video)
• Minnesota Slip Bridge broken again, closed to pedestrians this weekend
• Wanted man flees Duluth hospital in examination gown
• Is a Facebook 'like' constitutionally protected speech? Judge says no
• Man charged with burglary, assault at Duluth bar
• Matters of Record
• U.S., China forge tentative deal on Chinese activist
• Barrier protecting Great Lakes from Asian carp had power outage
• Infamous Buckner baseball sells at auction for $418,250
• Adam Yauch of the Beastie Boys dead at 47
• U.S. Army officer in Afghanistan dies during Skype chat with wife
• Bygones for May 4
• FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE City of Duluth Fire Department News - Garage Fire at 1919 E. Superior St
• Duluth Parks and Recreation Heritage Skating Schedule
• Police Department News - Homicide Update: New Arrest Warrant For 2nd Degree Murder
• Duluth Police Department News - Homicide Victim Identified
• Second suspect charged in Duluth stabbing death
• Respectful discussion covers Occupy, Tea Party movements
• Snobarn creates its own genre
• Legislature agrees to vote on Vikings stadium plan
• Faces & Names: Kutcher ad called racist, yanked offline
• Faces & Names: Jolie an honorary Sarajevo citizen
• Shipping traffic for Friday, May 4
• Today's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Warm front brings chance of rain
• Dayton veteoes GOP tax bill
• Juror, attorneys talk about Senser hit-and-run verdict
• MORNING UPDATE: Competition pays off for Duluth air passengers
• Duluth tech company owes state $1.6 million
• Motorcycle rider clocked going 170 mph on New York highway
• Minnesota toddler falls from window, suffers serious head injuries
• Officials: Rare bacteria may have caused death of California researcher
• Duluth police sergeant finds peace, honor after fatal shootout
• Third day of deliberations set to begin in Amy Senser hit-and-run trial
• Former newspaper carrier gets 4 1/2 years for Duluth burglaries
• Bonding, Vikings stadium plan set for legislative votes
• Facebook sets $28 to $35 price range for IPO
• Jury finds Amy Senser guilty on 2 of 3 counts
• Hawker Beechcraft files for bankruptcy protection
• Jury reaches verdict in Amy Senser hit-and-run case
• Mick Jagger gets first 'SNL' hosting gig for season finale
• Nearly four months after suffering major stroke, U.S. senator from Illinois returns home
• Bachmann endorses Romney for president
• Minnesota man arrested after allegedly mowing lawn while wearing loincloth
• Republicans abandon 11th-hour Vikings stadium plan, schedule vote on prior proposal
• Amateur sleuth helps stop National Archives thefts
• Former CBS newsman, 85, dies at Twin Cities home
• Man accused in stabbing death of Duluth man arraigned
• Faces & Names: Two Duluth teachers are finalists for education awards
• Bygones for May 3
• Regular Positions Update : Heavy Equipment Mechanic
• Duluth murder suspect arrested in St. Cloud
• Election Bulletin Board: Cloquet mayor joins race for state House 11A seat
• Faces & Names: Lost Duluth found
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, May 3
• Northland OB-GYN clinic to join St. Luke's
• Health Notes: Texting option for desperate teens strikes a chord in Carlton County
• Lake Superior rose slowly in April
• Most areas affected by Pagami Creek fire now open
• Police: Man with ties to neo-Nazi, Minutemen groups killed 4, himself in Arizona
• MORNING UPDATE: Hinckley man accused of plotting kidnapping of woman to be sex slave
• Hinckley man accused of plotting kidnapping of woman to be sex slave
• Hundreds of Minnesota soldiers return
• 'The Scream' breaks artwork auction record
• Man pleads guilty to charges from crash that killed Duluth man
• Cass Lake man sentenced to 45 years for murder
• Judge hears arguments in Proctor annexation dispute
• 'Community Conversations' reception set for tonight in Duluth
• Duluth retail news: Maurices owner buys Lane Bryant owner
• Suspect in downtown Duluth stabbing arrested in St. Cloud
• Lake Superior gains just an inch in April
• Gingrich ends campaign but doesn't endorse Romney
• Matters of record
• Longtime Duluth burglar, drug dealer arrested for alleged burglary
• Magnetation pays $40,000 fine for dust violations
• Pedestrian bridge in Duluth's Canal Park closed
• New Jersey mom denies 5-year-old daughter's burns from tanning booth (with video)
• Alcohol, Gambling and Tobacco Commission Meeting Agenda for May 2, 2012
• Suspicious Death Ruled A Homicide-Two Duluth Males Arrested
• City of Duluth Police Department News - Suspicious Death
• Two UMD grads begin bike trip around the Great Lakes
• Fitger's Beer returns to Duluth
• Shipping traffic for Wednesday, May 2, 2012
• Wednesday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Warm and rainy
• Iron Range board investment in Gilbert dental firm expected to spur 120 jobs
• April continues 10-month warm streak in the Northland
• Facebook adds organ-donor option
• Northland OB-GYN to join St. Luke's system
• May Day protests target income inequality
• Duluth's 148th Fighter Wing welcomes agencies for training
• Jury to resume work in Amy Senser fatal hit-and-run case
• How to Help Students Relax Before Finals? St. Scholastica has a Dog for That
• Choral Ensembles in Concert May 6 at St. Scholastica
• At least 103 dead, 100 missing after ferry capsizes in India
• U.S. Steel mill site cleanup to be discussed May 8
• Man pleads guilty to role in fatal Duluth crash
• Jury from elsewhere in Wisconsin to hear Sawyer County murder case
• News Tribune voice mail system down
• 104 years after dying in the line of duty, Duluth police officer to be recognized
• Superior Street garage destroyed by early morning fire
• Portion of Becks Road near Duluth to be closed Thursday and Friday
• Dental claims firm to add 120 Iron Range jobs
• Duluth TV sports anchor to co-host morning radio show
• Duluth man charged in downtown stabbing death; warrant issued for 2nd suspect
• Lawmakers looking at ways to change Vikings stadium proposal
• Amy Senser fatal hit-and-run case goes to jury
• Duluth man charged in downtown stabbing death
• Duluth officials explore hiring new steam plant operator
• Power outage affects downtown Duluth
• Eh?: Little lemurs at zoo
• Tuesday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Showers likely
• Sticker shock: Hospital prices vary widely
• Bygones for May 1
• Ashland man sentenced for murder of teen pushed off cliff
• April continues 10-month warm string in Northland
• MORNING UPDATE: 104 years after dying in the line of duty, Duluth police officer to be recognized
• Severe storms possible today in the Northland
• Mom and son die in separate accidents - hours apart - in Wisconsin
• Volkswagen makes its return trip to Twin Ports
• MORNING UPDATE: Hibbing mourns after two teens die in crash
• Some National Forest trails still blocked after April snow
• Deer River man gets 30 years for rape
• Deer River woman sentenced for stealing from DMV
• Minnesota Legislature won't make adjournment deadline
• Power outage affects customers in Duluth
• Wisconsin woman held in alleged dog-napping at DMV office
• Obama: bin Laden anniversary time for reflection
• Police shoot bear roaming St. Paul neighborhood
• Biz Buzz for April 30, 2012
• Duluth murder victim described as artistic, devoted to his family
• Faces & Names: Keillor celebrates bookstore's move
• Shipping traffic for Monday, April 30
• Downtown Duluth's Green Mercantile store to close
• Today's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Expect rain to roll in
• Faces & Names: Bond film to depict spy's inner demons
• Minnesota Gov. Dayton signs bill to encourage more school revenue from forest trust
• Northland Lutherans oppose Minnesota marriage amendment
• Parks And Recreation Invites Public to Mini Master Plan For Chester Park
• Intersection at Decker Road and Anderson Road Closed on April 30
• Keith Hamre Selected As Director Of City’s Planning And Construction Services
• Chanhassen Dinner Theatres And University Of Minnesota Duluth Announce Educational And Professional Alliance
• Hibbing mourns after two teens die in crash
• 3 lemurs born at Duluth zoo
• Portion of Becks Road outside Duluth to close
• Property Transactions for April 30, 2012
• Bankruptcies for April 30, 2012
• Two Iron Range teens killed in rollover crash
• Community mourns 2 Hibbing teens killed in crash
• Downtown Duluth business to close
• Northland-area Lutherans oppose same-sex marriage legislation
• Vikings running back arrested on suspicion of assault; officials say victim may have 'serious brain injury'
• Body of missing boater found in Northwestern Wisconsin
• Dayton signs bill changing how 2.5 million acres of northern Minnesota land is managed
• Two men injured in Itasca County one-car accident
• 2 held in Duluth's first homicide since 2010
• Early 'thru-hikers' appear on Superior Hiking Trail despite cold weather
• Author encourages crowd to be connected to their food
• Faces & Names: Hermantown mixer
• Faces & Names: Nugent insulted by concert cancellation
• Faces & Names: Colfer writes his Hollywood ticket
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, April 29
• Occupy and Tea Party find something to argue about - and agree on
• Sunday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Sun today may give way to rain Monday
• Housing crunch: Lack of affordable housing, options for seniors pose challenge for Duluth's future, report finds
• Barrels dumped in lake get new assessment
• 2 men injured after truck goes off road on Iron Range
• Weaker al-Qaida still plots payback for U.S. raid
• MORNING UPDATE: 2 held in Duluth's first homicide since 2010
• MORNING UPDATE: Two nurses fired for false insulin reports at Northland nursing home
• No Vikings stadium vote in Minnesota Legislature on Saturday
• 1 dead after storm blows over beer tent near St. Louis stadium
• Amy Senser hit-and-run trial: Crash expert says victim's body wrapped over hood of SUV
• Duluth congregation celebrates decades of hosting roast beef dinner
• Wisconsin man convicted of dumping acid in woods while trying to refine gold
• Former Twins OF Delmon Young apologizes after arrest on hate-crime charge
• Duluth Photography Institute celebrates Minnesota
• Police surround bunker in hunt for Washington fugitive
• Restraining order request against Fond du Lac chairwoman dismissed
• Preparing for prom: Duluth teens with cerebral palsy look forward to first formal dance
• Wrenshall school superintendent serving suspension
• Downtown Duluth death ruled a homicide by stabbing; two men in custody
• Embattled Wisconsin county clerk won't run for re-election
• Duluth Police Department News - Two Juvenile Females Arrested for Vehicle Prowls
• Neighborhood Grants Available To Support Youth Recreational Opportunities
• Duluth Parks And Recreation Offers Turf Time At Heritage Sports Center
• Duluth Police Department News - West Duluth Dollar Store Robbed
• City of Duluth Opens Trails to Public Use
• Saturday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Dry for a few more days
• Decker-Anderson intersection in Duluth to be closed Monday
• Dayton signs bill tightening penalties for synthetic drugs
• Bygones for April 28
• In wake of scandal, Secret Service agents to get chaperones on some trips
• Two injured in Itasca County crash
• Eh? Twin Cities paper touts Canal Park eatery
• Marshall School for sale? No, not really
• Moderate earthquake shakes Southern California
• St. Paul police find 'rare' caliber of rifle rounds at four shootings, including homicide
• Minnesota toddler's death ruled homicide after multiple injuries found
• St. Paul man accused of throwing 4-pound dog against parked car
• Two nurses fired for false insulin reports at Northland nursing home
• Twin Cities airport terminal evacuated because of suspicious bag
• School Board suspends Wrenshall superintendent
• Restraining order request against Fond du Lac chairwoman dismissed
• Governor signs BWCAW land swap bill over objections
• Northland projects included in latest round of Legacy funds
• Feds ready for wildfire season in Northland, across the nation
• Duluth woman sentenced for dealing meth in Superior
• Traffic stop near Moose Lake ends with crack find
• State says car repo company gained illegal access to Minnesota motor vehicle records
• Dayton signs bill allowing beer sales at TCF Bank Stadium
• Duluth police investigating 'suspicious death' at downtown apartment building
• Court documents: Minnesota men with white supremacist ties amassed weapons, planned attacks
• Police seek help in finding Dollar Tree robbery suspect
• Reward offered in Cloquet burglaries
• Children's injuries prompt Target to recall 264,000 sippy cups
• Bear in tree on Colorado university campus tranquilized, caught, taken to new home (with video)
• Audit: Hundreds of Wisconsin prisoners, fugitives have been getting food stamps
• Intersection of Decker, Anderson roads to close Monday
• Business group to spend $2 million on pro-Walker ads in Wisconsin recall
• Dutch judge upholds new ban on foreigners buying marijuana
• Commission on Disabilities Meeting Agenda for May 2, 2012
• Pedestrian Bridge In Canal Park Open for Use
• Faces & Names: Spears' fiance added to conservatorship
• Duluth offers grants for neighborhood parks projects
• Parents remain always on call
• Cloquet High School tightens security after bomb threat
• Superior man sentenced to probation for sex with child younger than 16
• Franken staff to discuss farm bill
• School land trust bill reaches Dayton
• Bygones for April 27
• $283 million project seeks tiny particles in the big woods of northern Minnesota
• Former Liberian president convicted of aiding, abetting war crimes
• Victim of Duluth hit-and-run crash rebuilds a life, one memory at a time
• Analysts say North Korea's new missiles are fakes
• Woman who caused flight quarantine identified as Minnesotan (with video)
• Puppy on runway delays flights at New York airport
• Officials: Pennsylvania jail inmate hid phone in prosthetic leg
• Feds say they're ready for Northland wildfire season
• Duluth city planners, school district to discuss Central High site
• Wisconsin DNR chief blasts own agency for CWD test delay
• West Duluth store robbed Wednesday night
• Take Back the Night event tonight
• Bible translator criticized over word substitution
• 6-9, 300-pound Pine City man charged with sexually assaulting two group-home staffers
• Bob Dylan to receive nation's highest civilian honor
• Cliffs Natural Resources' profits up in first quarter
• Cloquet schools notify parents of bomb threat at high school
• Matters of record
• Paralyzed prep hockey player Jablonski back in the hospital
• Minnesota teen rolls car after swatting bugs
• UPDATE: Police seek suspect in robbery of West Duluth store
• Ex-tour saxophonist for The Killers found dead
• Feds: No threat tied to anniversary of bin Laden's death
• Working On A Community Invasion: Hartley Nature Center And City Of Duluth Needs Your Help
• Public Meeting on Cities, Services and Funding
• Police Seeking Public's Help Locating Male With Felony Warrants
• City of Duluth Fire Department News - Garage Fire at 4609 W. 5th St.
• City Releases 2011 Housing Indicator Report
• Public Meeting to Discuss Rezoning of 'St. Marie Triangle', Near UMD Campus
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, April 26
• Regular Positions Update : Police Records Technician II, Senior Police Records Technician
• Today's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Plenty of sunshine
• Bygones for April 26
• New St. Paul food truck: 'Bacon Trolley'
• Vikings stadium bill stalls; no Senate meeting today
• Four Wisconsin Supreme Court justices boycott meeting as rancor goes on
• MORNING UPDATE: Victim of Duluth hit-and-run crash rebuilds a life, one memory at a time
• Professor Speaks on 'Nomadic Spirituality of Home' at Next Faculty Colloquium
• Senate vote could save Duluth mail processing center
• At School Board meeting, family and friends speak up for former Duluth East basketball coaches
• 2012 Joel Labovitz Entrepreneurial Success Awards
• Two Superior men face charges in Barker's Island gun incident
• Spring bounty: Nets in hand, smelters wade into the waters of Lake Superior
• Duluth teen sentenced for incident that led Superior police on a chase
• Man who smoked synthetic pot drove into parked vehicle on Iron Range, authorities say
• Warrant issued for Duluth man on charges related to burglary
• Duluth tech leader wins Business Person of Year award
• Gas leak backs up traffic, forces bar to evacuate in downtown Duluth
• Prosecutors wrap up sex trafficking case
• First quarter profits up for Iron Range mining firm
• Senate panel adds controversial racino to Vikings stadium plan
• Wisconsin appeals court refuses to hear voter ID case
• Sen. Marco Rubio elevating profile amid vice presidential speculation
• Military bomb-disposal technician found booby traps on Utah trail
• New Jersey cop accused of luring 12-year-old girl
• News Tribune Attic: Landmark building burns in Duluth's Lincoln Park neighborhood, 1992
• Marines discharge sergeant for Facebook posts criticizing Obama
• Eh? Marshall School group says thanks to generous diners
• Today's weather: Spring rains expected for Duluth and the Northland
• Bygones for April 25
• Amy Senser hit-and-run trial: Daughter says she forced stepmom to admit she was driving
• Feds: Wisconsin lost more jobs in past year than any other state
• Burger King pledges to use only cage-free eggs, pork by 2017
• Duluth band makes network TV debut on 'Letterman'
• MORNING UPDATE: Nets in hand, smelters wade into the waters of Lake Superior
• Director Peter Jackson unveils scenes from 'The Hobbit'
• Modern Magic With Jared Sherlock at St. Scholastica
• Early morning fire causes $55,000 damage to West Duluth garage
• Duluth band hits the big time with spot on tonight's 'Letterman' show (with video)
• Judge orders mediation in Duluth and Midway Township's annexation dispute with Proctor
• Nicked gas line forces evacuation of Duluth basement bar
• Virginia man accidentally shoots himself, his wife at gun safety class
• St. Louis County adopts new district boundaries
• Men arrested after dangerous booby traps found on popular Utah trail
• House passes legislation to allow Grand Marais roadwork
• Police seek Duluth man for burglary charges
• Fireworks expansion bill lands on Minnesota governor's desk
• Somali sex-trafficking trial with Minnesota roots wrapping up
• Vikings stadium heads for final committee
• Feds: New case of mad cow disease found in California
• Neighbor resuscitates dog rescued from Minnesota house fire
• Driver reportedly was under influence of synthetic pot at time of Iron Range crash
• Duluth unemployment rate remains seasonally higher despite job gains
• Duluth Economic Development Authority Meeting Agenda For April 25, 2012
• Legislation in Congress could mean more money for Great Lakes dredging
• Higher hunting and fishing license fees closer in Minnesota, but not yet law
• Therapy starts for Minnesota boy injured in sailboat accident
• Former Kozy worker accused of causing fire at Duluth apartment complex (with video)
• Tuesday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Partly cloudy and warmer
• Minnesota House gives fireworks more power
• Discussions in Duluth set to dig deeper into Un-Fair Campaign message
• Bigfork man sentenced to three years in prison for gun incident
• Eh?: Double gift for Mom
• Bygones
• MPCA board to revisit Voyageurs, BWCAW haze rules
• Bear, 3 cubs interrupt live weather report at Pennsylvania TV station (with video)
• Video: Teen falls through sidewalk in China
• Police: Blind woman's dog alerts authorities of attack
• Evidence piles up in Wisconsin police storage rooms
• 5-year-old struck by truck, killed in Wisconsin
• MORNING UPDATE: Duluth cafeterias line up for local farmers' food
• Former employee charged with starting Duluth fire (with video)
• Minnesota Senate approves hunting, fishing license increase
• Vikings stadium plan could be resurrected tonight
• Minnesota hunting-fishing fees, Vikings stadium talk start legislative week
• Smelt run inspires a lark along Duluth's Lakewalk
• Duluth cafeterias line up for local farmers' food
• Duluth educator Maureen Booth fought for justice
• Shipping traffic for Monday, April 23
• Monday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: A return of sun and warmth
• Swing-state unemployment down, Obama's re-election chances up
• Public Meeting To Discuss Central High School Reuse
• Community Development Committee Meeting Agenda for April 24, 2012
• Civil Service Board Commission Meeing Agenda for April 25, 2012
• Fitger's 5K Race
• Clean and Green Community-Wide Clean-Up
• Bachmann: Afghan war end remains 'very fluid'
• Minnesota man seeking job buys billboard
• Armed robbery at Minnesota Walmart leads to 3 arrests
• No obvious remains found in dig for missing New York boy
• Biz buzz for April 23, 2012
• Property Transactions for April 23, 2012
• Bankruptcies for April 23, 2012
• Aging workforce takes toll on Social Security, Medicare
• George Zimmerman makes bail, released from jail (with video)
• Minnesota cement plant destroyed by fire
• Northland students earn medals at state speech tournament
• 4-year-old Minnesota boy dies in fire
• Trial looms for wife of ex-Viking Senser
• Astronomers say explosion, fireball probably from a meteor
• Dig for boy missing since 1979 halted in New York
• Twin Cities man injured in rollover in Kelliher, Minn.
• IRRRB privacy provision repeal in Minnesota Legislature still uncertain
• Iron Range gets up to a half-foot of snow on Saturday
• More Minnesota Army National Guard soldiers to return today to the Northland
• DNR: Snow damaged trees at Iron Range park
• Look out: Amateurs at the wheel of heavy equipment
• Duluth, St. Louis County retirees see six-figure pensions
• Minnesota 8th District Republicans endorse Cravaack for 2nd term
• Art hoppers find creativity in pop-up spots in Superior
• Faces & Names: Taylor Hicks to launch Las Vegas show
• Faces & Names: Shepherd's back, and on the 'List'
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, April 22
• Theater 'audio describer' helps blind audience members
• 'Hunger Games' fever makes archery cool for kids
• Parts of best-selling author's Duluth talk to air on radio Monday
• Searchers scour Tucson for missing 6-year-old girl
• Plane crashes into Wisconsin lake; no one injured
• Texting-and-driving discussion to attract nearly 800 teens in Wisconsin
• MORNING UPDATE: Duluth, St. Louis County retirees see six-figure pensions
• Twin Ports Job Fair set for Monday in Superior
• Minnesota House OKs final version of bill cracking down on synthetic drugs
• Man, woman charged with driving same car drunk on Minnesota freeway
• MORNING UPDATE: Suspect in Lincoln Park shooting has long rap sheet
• Some snow possible in the Northland today, tonight
• 30-pound bighead carp caught in St. Croix River
• Lawyer earning $330 an hour to defend Minnesota Senate in Koch-Brodkorb scandal
• Close to a half-foot of snow reported in parts of the Northland
• Snowfall reports from around the Northland
• Heavy snow causes damage at state park north of Iron Range
• Watergate figure Charles Colson dies at 80
• Utah Sen. Orrin Hatch forced into GOP primary fight
• Man killed in Bayfield County crash
• After four-month surge, gas prices start falling across the U.S.
• Four injured in crash near International Falls
• Cloquet City Council considers request to allow chickens
• Outdoor venue sparks battle between hotel, neighbors on Barker's Island
• Suspect in Lincoln Park shooting has long rap sheet
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, April 21
• Saturday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Chance of rain and snow
• Vikings stadium effort gains momentum in Minnesota Legislature
• Bygones for April 21
• Matters of record
• Authorities: Dog kills 2-month-old boy in South Carolina
• At tongue-in-cheek day and time, Willie Nelson statue unveiled in Texas
• NHL pioneer inspires newest generation of players in the Northland
• Minnesota boy, 9, killed after crashing dirt bike
• Modern Magic With Jared Sherlock at St. Scholastica
• Officials pursuing new lead in case of New York boy who vanished in 1979
• Minnesota lawmaker takes shot at North Dakota Capitol; N.D. governor fires back
• House panel rewrites Minnesota bonding bill
• Fitger's 5K means Saturday detours downtown
• City of Duluth, Fond du Lac Band face off in court over downtown land
• Maryland moves to ban employers from demanding Facebook passwords
• UPDATE: Sole survivor of sea tragedy says passing cruise ship ignored signals for help
• Duluth festival celebrates smelt
• Lawyer earning up to $300 an hour to defend Minnesota Senate in Koch-Brodkorb scandal
• Mercury spill prompts evacuation at Minnesota high school
• Democratic senator says he's not sure if he'll vote for Obama or Romney
• Planned Parenthood suspends nonsurgical abortions in Wisconsin because of new state law
• Minnesota State Patrol disbands motorcycle unit
• Man killed in Bayfield County crash
• Pakistani plane carrying 127 crashes amid storm; no sign of survivors
• At least one person seriously hurt in crash near International Falls
• Wisconsin gives out bonuses to some state workers despite budget shortfall
• CDC: 2011 was worst year for measles in U.S. in 15 years
• Rare baseball card sells for $1.2 million at auction
• NFL pressure gives Vikings stadium effort new momentum
• UMD troupe turns Woodland stage into a classroom
• Friday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Cooler by the lake
• Superior men arrested after shots fired at Barker's island
• If you go - Woodland play
• Minnesota House rejects Capitol repair; bonding bill in doubt
• Bygones for April 20
• Minnesota lawmaker's letter threatens retaliation against Northland township over board's mining vote
• MORNING UPDATE: Rukavina letter threatens Pequaywan Township over mining vote
• City argues to block expansion of tribal land in downtown Duluth
• Wisconsin woman accused of selling phony Facebook stock faces new charges
• Paralyzed prep hockey player leaves Twin Cities rehab center
• 'Men at Work' musician found dead; played flute solo on hit 'Down Under'
• Woodland students team with UMD group to produce play
• Duluth police launch crime watch app
• Minnesota House rejects bill to repair Capitol; future of statewide bonding bill in doubt
• New fridges would save cold cash, energy for Minnesota renters
• Nugent: Obama comments were metaphors, not threats
• Trial set in drunken boating case of NHL player from Minnesota
• Senate opens spending bill talks on bipartisan note
• Three Superior men arrested after reports of shots fired on Barker's Island
• Safety, location at issue if Zimmerman is released on bail Friday
• UPDATE: Small plane crashes into Gulf; pilot was unresponsive for hours
• UPDATE: NFL commissioner headed to Minnesota to discuss Vikings stadium
• Levon Helm, key member of The Band, dies at 71
• AAR Lands In Duluth!
• Duluth Police Department News - Duluth Man Charged With 2nd Degree Burglary
• Regular Positions: Construction Inspector (Internal Opportunity), Maint. Worker
• Faces & Names: McCartney turns down Paraguay's president
• Faces & Names: Country singer Jones still on the mend
• Faces & Names: Showing inspiration
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, April 19
• Controversy is born when new mom gets wrong baby
• At Duluth hospitals, ID bracelets keep mom and baby linked
• Bygones for April 19
• Parks And Recreation Ultimate Frisbee Now Offered At Heritage Sports Center
• Military jets monitoring unresponsive plane over Gulf of Mexico
• Lawmaker: More firings likely in Secret Service scandal
• Reminder: Statewide tornado drills to be held today in Minnesota, Wisconsin
• U.S. unemployment claims indicate slower hiring
• Cirrus promises Vision jet project will have economic impact in the Northland
• MORNING UPDATE: Cirrus promises Vision jet project will have economic impact in Duluth
• Judge backs Superior Forest ATV plan
• Hermantown man charged with Social Security theft
• Bully's paralyzing punch costs $4.2 million
• Broadcasting legend Dick Clark dead at 82 (with video)
• Former St. Louis County employee gets probation for welfare fraud
• Ted Nugent to meet with Secret Service over his Obama comments
• Man posing as Justin Bieber online accused of abusing 12-year-old girl
• Astro Bob blog: Incredible aurora video from Scandinavia
• Forest Service in quandary about cows that died, froze inside remote Colorado cabin
• Dayton open to calling special session for Vikings stadium bill
• Photos revealed of U.S. troops posing with corpses in Afghanistan
• Superior man charged with assaulting boys
• 9th OWI nets Lake Nebagamon man 6 years in prison
• Citizens Encouraged To Give Input On Local Stormwater Programs
• Wednesday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Morning showers
• Cravaack testifies in support of 148th Fighter Wing's 24-hour alert mission
• Hunting, fishing fee dispute stalls outdoors bill in Minnesota Legislature
• Future still uncertain for a new Minnesota Vikings stadium
• Legislative Notebook: Senate approves more Minnesota fireworks
• 148th to conduct night flying training
• Bygones for April 18
• Commission on Disabilities Meeting Minutes of March 07, 2012
• Retired Illinois couple claim share of record lottery jackpot
• Wisconsin police department gets grief for posting suspects' photos on Facebook
• Bicyclist struck, killed in Anoka County
• More than 800 customers still without power in the Northland after this week's storm
• NORAD plans flight exercises over the Northland
• Cirrus Aircraft says it has funding to bring new jet to production in Duluth, Grand Forks
• Duluth prep basketball coaches ousted over student privacy violation
• MORNING UPDATE: Duluth tax rally, forum get rowdy
• Iron Range hospital mixes up newborns
• Minnesota man sentenced for fatal hit-and-run
• MORNING UPDATE: Minnesota House committee puts Vikings stadium bill in doubt
• Bodies of Minnesota couple retrieved from wrecked Italian cruise ship
• Duluth East coaches fired after criticizing school district
• Hermantown event to teach gardeners about warming climate
• GOP passes bill banning child-care union dues
• Wisconsin man accused of putting child in dryer, other abuse
• Duluth man drives woman to airport in taxi, allegedly burglarizes her home
• Naked truth: Sex, drugs a problem on Wisconsin nude beach
• Mayor: Aircraft maintenance company to bring 200-plus jobs to Duluth
• Duluth School Board to vote on new districts next week
• United Way Of Greater Duluth - Bike Swap
• United Way Of Greater Duluth - Bike Swap
• City of Duluth News - Appointed Positions
• Northland storm brings moisture, some problems
• Tuesday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Mostly cloudy and warmer
• Judge orders Iron Range man who allegedly stabbed 3-year-old to undergo mental-health evaluation
• Space shuttle Discovery headed to Smithsonian
• Gov. Dayton looking to 2013 after Vikings stadium setback
• 19-year-old sentenced to 50 years for Super Bowl bet killing
• Matters of record
• Duluth 148th Fighter Wing to fly at night
• 4,500 remain without electrical service in Iron Range area after storm
• Friends relieved about Minnesota couple who died on ship
• Fire destroys Superior garage, car, motorcycles
• Tea Party straw poll in Duluth; no one votes for Roseanne
• AARP forum today in Duluth
• Family relieved by boy's progress since sailboat accident
• Duluth citizen patrols, police stress safety first
• Prosecutor files more charges in Wisconsin teen torture case
• Minnesota driver manages to pull over before death
• Close to a foot of snow reported in parts of the Northland
• Federal government to stop mailing paper checks
• Bound for Hibbing, woman was among oldest to survive Titanic disaster
• Snowfall reports from around the Northland
• Jobs fair in Superior set for April
• MORNING UPDATE: Family, friends welcome home Northland National Guard soldiers (with video)
• Suspected driver identified in Grand Rapids hit-and-run accident
• State rejects second Duluth methadone clinic
• Committee shows no support to move Minnesota fishing opener
• Essentia Health to begin construction of newborn unit
• Grand Rapids man charged with assaulting 2-year-old
• Northland artists to host Earth Day Gallery Hop on April 21
• Wisconsin Supreme Court refuses to take up voter ID appeals
• Parking Ramp by Duluth Depot to Close for Repairs
• Was Nikola Lulic telling the truth about his survival?
• Retirement short-lived for last downtown Duluth tailor
• Bellisio's in Duluth names new executive chef
• Construction Zone: Roof repairs under way at railroad museum
• Monday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Sloppy snow
• Early Minnesota fishing opener slipping off hook
• Property Transactions for April 16, 2012
• Flood advisory issued for some Douglas County streams
• Bankruptcies for April 16, 2012
• AARP forum coming to Duluth
• Wild rice and sulfates study begins
• Snow, trees leave 12,000 without power in Grand Rapids, Iron Range
• Pleas expected in Wisconsin starved girl case
• Icy roads lead to accidents in Duluth
• At least 5 dead, 29 injured in tornado outbreak in central U.S.
• Taliban attack Pakistan prison, free 380 inmates
• Explosions, gunfire shake Afghan capital as militants launch coordinated attacks
• 1 dead, 4 missing in West Coast yacht race accident
• No Northland stores among Best Buy closures
• 2 Milwaukee police officers hurt in crash with suspected drunken driver
• For Northland, Titanic's sinking was an immigrants' tale
• Her death foretold, she decided to live
• Titanic hooked us on disasters
• Reminders of that night left her cold
• Sunday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Soaking rain likely
• Duluth wireless operator heard word of Titanic
• Snow expected in the Northland on Monday
• Duluth incomes are lower than in Twin Cities, but higher than in other Minn. cities
• Driver ID'ed in Grand Rapids hit-and-run pedestrian accident
• Minnesota boy continues to improve after sailboat accident that killed two brothers
• Weather may get wild later today, tonight in the Northland
• New North Korean leader makes first public speech
• MORNING UPDATE: A century later, Titanic disaster still echoes in the Northland
• Titanic disaster still echoes in the Northland
• MORNING UPDATE: State gives green light for Duluth school district's last 2 Red Plan school projects
• Forecasters warn of 'life-threatening' storms on Great Plains today
• Secret Service agents relieved from duty amid allegations of misconduct
• Deer River woman accused of stealing from Grand Rapids DMV office
• Jauch, Obey announce endorsement in Wisconsin governor race
• Taconite man dies in gun accident
• Duluth man awash with remorse at sentencing for vehicular homicide
• Duluth's 148th Fighter Wing honored
• Grand Rapids man charged with child abuse
• Some snow still in the forecast for Sunday night, Monday in the Northland
• With new heart, Cheney speaks over an hour at Wyoming GOP convention
• Minnesota DFL picks candidate to challenge Bachmann
• Tornadic thunderstorms moving across Great Plains
• Best Buy announces full list of store closures
• Man falls on tracks, gets dragged by light-rail train in Bloomington
• Police: 2 teens scam New Jersey motel, run up $3,900 bill
• Father in sailboat accident that killed 2 sons is unfairly criticized, friend says
• Member vote will help decide Northland electric co-op's rate hike
• Fond du Lac lacrosse camp nets big teammate
• Saturday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Warm and cloudy
• Bygones for April 14
• Matters of record
• Riverfront communities say thanks and congratulations to Officer Jim Rodman
• Victim of accident on Twin Cities bridge was Congo war orphan, starting new life in U.S.
• Reports: Former Bee Gee Robin Gibb gravely ill in hospital
• Coast Guard evacuates crew member from freighter on Lake Superior near Twin Ports
• 2 found dead at Coast Guard station in Alaska in apparent double homicide
• St. Paul man run over, killed by his own car
• Foxboro woman faces felony fraud charge, accused of inflating mileage reports while delivering meals to seniors
• It's not how you show care, it's that you do
• Aurora man dies when bike hits train
• Superior sexual assault suspect makes bond
• Bygones for April 13
• Duluth Police Department News - Formal Charges Requested for Kozy Arson Suspect
• Duluth American Indian Commission Meeting Agenda For April 16, 2012
• Duluth Taxicab Rates
• Friday's weather in Duluth and the Northland: A wet and cool weekend
• California man shot, says it happened when dumbbell dropped on bullet
• Marriages & divorces for April 13, 2012
• Matters of record
• Northland forecast: Near 70 Saturday, accumulating snow possible Sunday night
• MORNING UPDATE: Coast Guard evacuates crew member from freighter on Lake Superior near Twin Ports
• Free Showings of Three World Cinema Masterpieces Begin April 13 at St. Scholastica
• Children's Classic 'Charlotte's Web' at St. Scholastica's Mitchell Auditorium
• Film Series on Jewish, Muslim Youth Reviews 'Praying with Lior' Documentary
• English Professor Reviews Poems from New Manuscript at Next Faculty Colloquium
• St. Scholastica Sponsors Rebecca Skloot Free at DECC in Honor of College's Centennial
• A Cross Culture of Latin Music Wraps up College's Cambiata Series
• MORNING UPDATE: Plumber's mailer confuses residents of some Duluth neighborhoods
• Man charged with throwing brick through window of St. Paul Perkins, injuring 3 diners
• Duluth mayor takes First Avenue stage dive (with video)
• Charges: Minnesota woman's 8-year obsession with ex-boyfriend ended in murder
• Authorities: Wisconsin man posed as limo driver while burglarizing Minnesota homes
• Baby found alive in morgue after being pronounced dead (with video)
• Minnesota boy, hospitalized after sailboat accident that killed brothers, shows some progress
• Coast Guard: 2 dead in shootings at Alaska station
• Downtown parking ramp to close for at least two months
• Minnesota man gets 12 years in prison for setting girlfriend's son on fire
• New Minnesota law lets prosecutors carry guns
• Judge refuses to toss charges against Jerry Sandusky
• George Zimmerman appears in court on murder charges (with video)
• Health Notes: Online map shows county, state cancer rates in Minnesota
• Health Notes: Northland Optimists collecting coins to help kids battling cancer
• With extra security in courtroom, Northland man arraigned on charges of kidnapping son
• Coroner: Drowning, hypothermia caused 29-year-old Wisconsin man's death
• Eh? Put Duluth on the plane
• Bygones for April 12
• Duluth Boards and Commissions Members List
• City of Duluth and Hartley Nature Center Working on a Community Invasion
• Plumber's mailer confuses residents of some Duluth neighborhoods
• Cool weather delays Duluth smelt run
• Tea Party groups expect largest Duluth rally yet
• Thursday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Sunny
• Bicyclist killed in collision with train on Iron Range
• Minneapolis man shot, killed while biking to deliver food to neighbor
• Indonesia issues new tsunami alert after strong aftershock
• Best Buy CEO resigns amid internal investigation into 'personal conduct'
• Wisconsin DNR tags 7-foot-3, 240-pound, 125-year-old sturgeon
• Zimmerman charged with second-degree murder in Trayvon Martin shooting
• Minnesota woman, son leave Kansas hospital after RV crash that killed 5 family members
• Former Superior man who died in Iraq to be honored for valor
• Police: No crime occurred in Whitney Houston's death
• Northern Minnesota bands to benefit from federal trust settlement
• U.S. sues Apple, publishers over e-book prices
• Minnesota teens charged after allegedly making big homemade firework
• Cass County man convicted of threatening sheriff's deputy
• Gingrich says he's staying in the GOP presidential race
• Mayor Ness To Proclaim 'Community Development Day'
• Duluth Police Department News - Home Burglary-Shot Fired
• Duluth police: Arson suspect identified in Kozy fire
• Duluth Planning Commission approves Park Point marina hotel plans
• Wednesday's weather: Sunny and warmer
• Three newest city councilors defend reform of Duluth's Civil Service Code
• Superior police chief: Former captain not truthful, but charges not substantiated
• Bygones for April 11
• Search continues for suspect in triple slaying at Minnesota in-home day care
• Minnesota father arrested, accused of stomping on head of 2-year-old son
• Two Harbors woman was one of 3 killed in Burnett County crash
• Syrian government says it will abide by cease-fire - except to respond to aggression
• Coast Guard evacuates crew member from freighter on Lake Superior
• Matters of record
• Duluth woman charged with 8 felonies for tax evasion
• MORNING UPDATE: Duluth police: Arson suspect identified in Kozy fire
• Woman accused of faking cancer to get donations for 'dream wedding' in New York
• Duluth woman charged with tax evasion
• MORNING UPDATE: Duluth resident recounts firing at alleged home invaders
• 8-year-old survivor of Minnesota sailboat accident shows positive signs
• City Council tackles methadone, Lakewalk, precious metal sales, Enger Park
• Two Ashland men face 66 burglary charges
• Duluth Hillside resident recounts firing at alleged home invaders
• Bigfork, Minn., couple charged with 35 counts of mistreating animals
• Duluth City Council keeps 'super-majority' rule on utility rate hikes
• Organizers say Duluth's tall ships festival will expand in 2013
• Superior officers accused captain of multiple drunk driving incidents
• Faces & Names: Comedian Ron White to perform at DECC
• 6-year-old boy dies after getting pulled into wood-chipper
• Stocks slump again with Dow's worst loss of 2012
• Ex-teacher on FBI's most wanted fugitive list for producing child porn
• Republican Rick Santorum out of presidential race (with video)
• 'Death Match' movie release blocked after safety concerns
• Wisconsin police kill aggressive-acting bear
• Wisconsin firefighters find body in house fire
• Wisconsin Gov. Walker campaigns as Democrats file election papers
• Volunteers Needed At Miller Creek Disc Golf Course
• Tuesday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Windy and chilly
• Board And Commission Vacancies News - April 9, 2012
• Best Buy CEO resigns
• Police: Connecticut boy, 5, brings bags of heroin to school for show and tell; stepdad arrested
• Man accused of stalking family through four states, arranging to have them kidnapped in Duluth
• Matters of record
• 3 Maryland school workers claim share of record Mega Millions jackpot
• Minnesota making progress in health-insurance exchanges
• MORNING UPDATE: Duluth training program for rural doctors feels money pinch
• Union members at Ashland Industries on strike
• Minnesota family asks for prayers after sailboat accident
• Duluth resident reportedly fires at home invaders
• Herman Cain to lead St. Paul rally
• Two people rescued from rocks in St. Louis River
• Bygones for April 9, 2012
• Duluth Fire Department News - Structure Fire at Kozy Apartments
• Parks and Recreation Office Moves To City Hall
• New Heritage Sports Center Spring 'Rink Rat' Hockey Program Launched
• Revenge may have motivated Tulsa shooting suspects
• Gary-New Duluth community project focuses on vets
• Duluth training program for rural doctors feels money pinch
• Duluth city councilors say adding new methadone clinic harmful
• Monday's weather update for Duluth and the Northland: Snow flurries may fly
• Woman follows dog after it jumps into Duluth ship canal
• Wisconsin Gov. Walker signs bill expanding GPS tracking
• Biz buzz for April 9, 2012
• Search to continue for boater missing in Northwestern Wisconsin lake
• Stocks slide in reaction to hiring slump in March
• Property Transactions for April 9, 2012
• Bankruptcies for April 9, 2012
• Minnesota woman injured by falling tree
• Twin Cities shooting prompts lockdown of college
• Pair rescued from rocks in Jay Cooke State Park
• MORNING UPDATE: For Duluth Hmong family, U-S-A spells education
• Up in smoke: Retailers retooling or closed after Moorhead pipe ban
• Shootings keep Tulsa community on edge
• Sunday's weather update for Duluth and the Northland: Highs in the 50s
• Fire weather watch issued for parts of the Northland
• Suspicious fires topic of Superior meeting
• Students arrange to have Gandhi's grandson speak in Ely
• Skateboarding fans raising money for new skate park in Cloquet
• With new album to be released, Trampled by Turtles stay true to Duluth
• For Duluth Hmong family, U-S-A spells education
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, April 8
• When white men wear hoodies
• Two young boys die, brother fighting for life after northern Minnesota boating accident
• Northland boy, missing nearly two weeks, found safe; father hospitalized
• Michigan shipwreck group reports discovery of 19th-century vessel
• Popular painter Thomas Kinkade dies at 54
• Duluth man pleads guilty to assaulting preteen
• Tips sought in case of missing Northland boy and his father
• Fire again damages Kozy Apartments complex in downtown Duluth
• Two college students face charges for 'adventurous' lark in Superior
• City of Duluth sues Fond du Lac Band to halt downtown gaming expansion
• Fire weather watch issued for parts of the Northland
• Two of three children pulled from northern Minnesota lake have died
• Woman, saved by bystanders at Duluth airport in February, says thanks
• Kenwood Avenue closure planned in Duluth for repair of water main break
• Minnesota man sentenced to 5 years in prison for 11th DWI
• Employee shot, killed during robbery at Arizona Walmart
• Planning Commission Notice of Information Meeting for April 17, 2012
• Parks and Recreation Spring Break Skating Schedule at The Heritage Center
• Duluth boy attends boarding school to sing in American Boychoir
• Duluth Good Friday service goes public
• Saturday's weather: Chance of showers
• Eh?: Break a big taboo
• Carlton County attorney drops appeal in prostitution case against Duluth man
• Bygones for April 7
• Former NFL star Warren Sapp files for bankruptcy
• Matters of record
• Pilots in fiery Navy jet crash faced tough choices
• Man held in deadly Proctor bar fight claims self-defense
• MORNING UPDATE: Man held in deadly Proctor bar fight claims self-defense
• Text sent from missing Northland boy's cell phone; case gets national attention
• Texas police officer shot, killed while responding to call at Walmart
• U.S. jobless rate dips slightly, but there are signs of concern
• 3 juveniles arrested, suspected of starting large Minnesota grass fire
• Minnesota police officer who shot two 'adopted' deer cleared of any wrongdoing
• Children hospitalized after sailboat flips northwest of Bemidji
• Duluth man admits to sex assault on girl
• UPDATE: Gophers football player found dead in campus apartment
• Kansas Lottery officials say Mega Millions winner has come forward - but will stay anonymous
• Superior police call public meeting on string of arsons
• College students face misdemeanor charges for 'adventurous' foray into Superior High School
• Officials say reported sighting was not missing Northland boy and his father
• Navy jet crashes into Virginia apartment complex; 7 injured
• Wisconsin governor signs contentious abortion, sex education bills
• Matt Lauer signs long-term deal to stay with NBC's 'Today'
• Duluth City Council action clears way for Lakewalk extension to Brighton Beach
• Fans face tailgating quandary as Brewers open on Good Friday
• Duluth Male Charged With 1st Degree Burglary and Motor Vehicle Theft
• No charges for former Superior police captain
• Friday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Sunny and warmer
• City of Duluth changes proposed gold-buying ordinance
• Bois Forte chairman faces familiar foe in general race
• Enger Park improvements planned
• Bygones for April 6
• Update on Duluth Man Charged With 1st Degree Burglary
• Two arrested in Grand Rapids meth case
• Police investigating student death at U of M
• High school student elected to Price County Board in NW Wisconsin
• Duluth cop, doc describe hurdles in war on synthetic drugs
• MORNING UPDATE: Text sent from missing Northland boy's cell phone; case gets national attention
• Council plans more improvements to Duluth's Enger Park
• Duluth council moves forward on Lakewalk extension easements
• MORNING UPDATE: Duluth nursing home altercations detailed in state report
• California, Nevada join forces in bid for 2022 Winter Olympics at Lake Tahoe
• Marine, facing dismissal over Facebook page critical of Obama, to argue free speech case today
• Repeat offender charged with Duluth auto theft
• Three held in Hibbing robbery
• More-efficient printing to save city of Duluth an estimated $96,000 a year
• Twins to unveil Kent Hrbek statue on April 14
• Superior officer won't be charged over perjury allegations
• U.S. Coast Guard fires on Japanese ghost ship sent adrift by tsunami
• Minnesota waitress gets to keep $12,000 'tip'
• Musburger sentenced to serve 40 years in Chisholm bar murder
• Citizens Asked To Use Road Sand Collection Sites
• Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for April 10, 2012
• Thursday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Sunny but cooler
• Health Notes: Reported crypto cases related to Northland water parks on the rise
• Bygones for April 5
• Walker in NW Wisconsin for wildfire suppression update
• Gov. Dayton vetoes Minnesota GOP school repayment plan
• Vikings stadium bills continue
• Eh? Men's leadership conference
• Matters of record
• Resort owners have mixed feelings about plans for earlier Minnesota fishing opener
• Duluth nursing home altercations detailed in state report
• Two dead, three hurt in accident near Danbury
• Tornado-wrecked Dallas metro area begins assessing damage (with videos)
• Voters in Wisconsin city approve buying dog track for new school
• Minnesota House OKs voter ID amendment on late-night, party-line vote
• Northland meatball gets spot on Target Field menu
• Fire damages Duluth house after homeowner thought it was doused
• Autopsy: White residue on spoon found in Whitney Houston's hotel room
• Two dead, three hurt in Burnett County accident
• Allegiant begins charging for larger carry-on bags
• Three arrested after home robbery reported in Hibbing
• Wisconsin bans smoking, burning in blowdown area
• Repeat offender charged with Duluth auto theft
• Wisconsin GOP lines up 'fake Democrats' to ensure recall primaries
• Minnesota voter ID amendment passes Senate, headed to voters
• Primary sweep gives Romney near-insurmountable lead in delegates
• Aerial, ground searches turn up nothing on missing northeastern Minnesota boy, father
• Matters of record
• California college students pepper-sprayed after protesting class-pricing policy (with video)
• Northeastern Minnesota Book Awards nominees named
• Bygones for April 4
• Structure Fire - 414 W. House St
• Report shows link between health and wealth, St. Louis County officials say
• Wednesday's weather: Sunny spring days
• Holiday closings
• Forum at UMD covers future of coal-fired electricity
• St. Louis County Board opposes second methadone clinic
• Duluth asks residents to clean up road sand, drop it off
• Burglary suspect who tried to hide in Lake Superior charged
• Minnesota waitress sues after police seize $12,000 tip
• MORNING UPDATE: Northland meatball gets spot on Target Field menu
• Colorado man called 911 to report wildfire, was told it was a controlled burn; he later died
• Fire at Moscow market kills 17 migrant workers
• Gunfire wounds man during celebration of Kentucky's NCAA win
• Eh?: Lake Superior Zoo has new logo
• Former Duluth woman pleads guilty to voting while ineligible
• Dayton signs bill aimed at speeding up environmental permitting process
• Duluth's Gauthier warns of court challenge over wolf season
• Duluth burglary suspect who hid in Lake Superior charged
• 80-year-old woman lands plane in Wisconsin after pilot husband loses consciousness
• Rhode Island woman claims Powerball prize
• Tornadoes touch down in Dallas-Fort Worth metro area (with videos)
• New York police heighten security for Passover
• City of Duluth asks residents to clean up road sand, drop it off
• Romney, in Wisconsin, urges GOP to unite, focus on general election
• Obama: GOP wants to impose 'radical vision' on America
• Miss this morning's Palin, Couric TV appearances? Here's a recap
• Mini donuts, deep-fried pickles among Target Field's new food offerings
• Minnesota community mourns after crash that killed 5 members of local family
• Temporary Positions - April 2, 2012
• 46th Ave W (South of Grand Ave) to Close for Utility Repairs
• Alcohol, Gambling And Tobacco Commission Meeting Agenda for April 4, 2012
• Parks and Recreation Annual Meeting
• Empty Bowl event today benefits Northland food bank
• Duluth chemistry class dives in pool for the sake of science
• Election Bulletin Board: Byron Kuster enters District 11A race
• Tuesday's forecast: Sunshine to return
• Minnesota Senate passes bill to toughen consequences for selling synthetic drugs
• Bygones for April 3
• Duluth economic development official chosen as next APEX leader
• House fire burns through night before man calls Duluth Fire Department
• Georgia woman who was world's oldest doctor dies at 114
• Students ran, hid as gunman opened fire at California school
• Towering inferno: Blaze breaks out atop Russian skyscraper
• Duluth woman pleads to ineligible voting
• Grand Rapids team takes first in national mileage contest
• Minnesota permitting bill includes Iron Range provision
• Officials: At least 7 dead in university shooting in California
• Lake Superior level jumps in March
• Ness to deliver State of the City address tonight
• Chronic wasting disease found in Northwestern Wisconsin deer
• Couric, Palin to face off again Tuesday on competing morning shows
• Ex-NFL quarterback arrested again in Montana
• Teen was driving in crash that killed 5 from Minnesota family
• Minnesota governor not happy with Lanning stadium plan
• Governor signs bill to create wolf-hunting season in Wisconsin
• Duluth Man Arrested for 1st Degree Burglary
• MN DEED Grant Boosts Bayfront Redevelopment
• Disc Golf Course Temporarily Closed Due to Wet Conditions and Redesign
• Storms with heavy rain, hail moving across parts of the Northland
• Explosive device damages Planned Parenthood clinic in Wisconsin
• A tale of two Wisconsin highways: Romney, Santorum travel different roads in Badger State
• Minnesota-bound motor home crashes in Kansas; 5 killed, 13 injured
• People in hoodies rally in downtown Duluth to honor Trayvon Martin
• Searchers work to recover missing runner's body
• Police: Dismembered woman was stabbed, suffocated
• Minneapolis officer shoots, injures knife-carrying man
• Milwaukee officer shoots, injures shotgun-carrying man
• Madison police find man's body in Lake Mendota
• Flood-mitigation projects include 3 Northland sites
• Developers called out by Stauber have been paying utility debts
• Supreme Court should leave daylight saving time alone
• Property transfer prompts plans to move Head of the Lakes Fair
• Minnesota bills say: 'Let the sunshine in'
• Duluth East robotics team advances to world championship
• Duluth writer Joseph Maiolo's book tells of his 'Turkish Missile Crisis'
• Faces & Names: Whitney's mom proud of her
• Faces & Names: LeBlanc's band gets a Rosie assist
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, Apirl 1
• On vacation from Bemidji, adrift in South China Sea
• Utilities debt a rising problem
• Cruise ship repaired, heading to Malaysia
• Lincoln Park, Ordean East on schedule to open in fall
• No progress reported in child abduction case
• FDA: Tobacco companies must report chemicals
• Man rescued from remote Minnesota campsite after apparent stroke
• Wisconsin DNR plan would trim endangered-species list
• MORNING UPDATE: Lincoln Park, Ordean East on schedule to open in fall
• MORNING UPDATE: Warrant issued for Northland man accused of abducting son; grandfather arrested
• Warrant issued for Minnesota man accused of abducting son; grandfather arrested
• Tickets sold in Kansas, Illinois and Maryland share record Mega Millions jackpot
• Ex-NFL quarterback arrested on burglary, drug charges in Montana
• Duluth East robotics team advances to world championship
• Many northern Minnesota lakes ice-free in March for first time on record
• Officials report at least one winning ticket for record Mega Millions jackpot, in Maryland
• Cruise ship with 1,000 aboard adrift off Philippines after fire disables engines
• Douglas County voters will face changes in casting ballots Tuesday
• Minneapolis policeman shot in leg, apparently by fellow officer
• UPDATE: Renowned long-distance runner missing in mountains of New Mexico
• Matters of record
• UPDATE: Train accident forces evacuation of northern Minnesota town
• Seven near-miss Mega Millions tickets sold in Minnesota, Wisconsin; worth $250,000 each
• Eh? Twin Cities food reviewer gets icy welcome in Duluth
• Former Duluth man sentenced to 8 years for fatal Woodland drunken-driving crash
• Large field of candidates vie for office in Tuesday's Fond du Lac primary
• Eh?: Pennies pinched
• Bygones for March 31
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, March 31
• Victims' loved ones speak out before sentencing for Cromwell murders
• Saturday's forecast: Warm and partly sunny
• Northland native survives 10 days stranded in Nevada desert
• Current TV ousts talk show host Keith Olbermann
• Canadian government plans to stop making pennies
• Authorities report no progress in St. Louis County child abduction case
• Number of suspected illnesses increases in Duluth water park outbreak
• Alcohol to blame in deadly Superior crash
• Man killed while trying to cross highway near Mall of America
• Duluth police arrest man after chase into Lake Superior
• Barrett running for governor in Walker recall
• Superior will pay former police captain La Lor through June
• Cloquet police search for missing woman
• Wisconsin federal court strikes down parts of union law
• Dayton says he won't sign bill allowing teacher layoffs based on factors other than seniority
• Mega Millions record jackpot increases to $640M
• Victims' families, friends speak out before man is sentenced for Carlton County double murder
• Duluth Bayfront development gets $1 million from state
• Minnesota man pleads guilty in drive-by cat shooting case
• Duluth Aerial Lift Bridge To Go Dark For Earth Hour
• Same-sex marriage debate expands around Minnesota
• Friday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Morning precipitation
• Latest Vikings stadium hang-up: Backlash from gambling operators
• Best Buy to cut costs and close stores
• Elections officials say Walker recall is a go in Wisconsin
• Bygones for March 30
• Recall election ordered for Wisconsin governor, lieutenant governor, 4 state senators
• State cites Duluth methadone clinic for violations
• Snow / ice reports from around the Northland
• Matters of record
• Wisconsin prepares for bad wildfire season
• MORNING UPDATE: State cites Duluth methadone clinic for violations
• MORNING UPDATE: Custody battle raged before St. Louis County boy vanished, allegedly abducted by father
• Feds threaten to cancel casino deal between Fond du Lac band, city of Duluth
• Wisconsin Gov. Walker signs cell-phone ban for
• Charges filed against mom, boyfriend after Washington boy, 3, shoots, kills himself
• Wisconsin man pleads guilty to driving postal van drunk
• Wisconsin man convicted in 2007 stabbing death
• Allegations surrounding Vermont teacher's death stun communities
• Health Notes: Scout All Ability Awareness Event at CSS on Saturday
• Duluth man held in stabbing on Central Hillside
• Video raises doubts about George Zimmerman's story in Trayvon Martin shooting (with video)
• Bluegrass legend Earl Scruggs dies at 88 (with video)
• Duluth Planning Commission OKs plan for Woodland School site
• Duluth East robotics team takes a shot at global competition
• Minnesota trucking company owner accused of swindling employees of their wages
• Minnesota couple arrested after fight; woman accused of throwing puppies
• The Jayhawks to headline Twin Ports Bridge Festival in July
• Parks and Recreation Slow Pitch Softball Umpires Needed
• Commission on Disabilities Meeting Agenda for April 4, 2012
• Duluth Parks And Recreation Adult Softball Team Registration Open
• Study finds Minnesota's geothermal energy potential is greater than previously thought
• 148th 'mission capable' after combat training with new planes
• Duluth Police Department News - Male Arrested for 2nd Degree Assault
• Thursday weather: Some flurries possible tonight
• Bygones for March 29
• 30-year mortgage rate back below 4 percent
• Police investigating alleged extortion attempt against Twins pitcher
• Another Minnesota water park linked to waterborne disease
• Health Notes: Duluth woman honored for volunteer work with cancer patients
• Matters of record
• UPDATE: Best Buy, looking to cut costs, plans to close 50 big box stores in U.S.
• Custody battle raged before St. Louis County boy vanished, allegedly abducted by father
• MORNING UPDATE: Waterborne disease outbreak is traced to Duluth water park
• A squid, a dog, and a mini-mystery solved at a Minnesota lake
• Waterborne disease outbreak is traced to Duluth water park
• Duluth man arrested in stabbing
• Residents of Wisconsin city shaken once again by booms
• Duluth man arrested in stabbing
• Gingrich revamps campaign, lays off one-third of staff
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Letter to Duluth mayor may complicate casino battle
• Passengers recount scare after pilot's outburst on cross-country JetBlue flight
• Firm: Mortgage issues shouldn't affect Hermantown townhome residents
• Duluth's 148th Fighter Wing 'mission-capable' in newest F-16s
• Congressman Bobby Rush removed from House floor for wearing hooded sweatshirt (with video)
• Report: Projects to control Great Lakes unlikely
• Comparing Dayton, Minnesota Senate and House bonding proposals
• Minnesota Senate votes to allow beer sales to public at TCF Bank Stadium
• Minnesota Supreme Court upholds verdict against BNSF over fatal car-train crash
• Man pleads guilty to Two Harbors bank robbery
• Discovery: Prehuman walked same time as Lucy
• Minnesota Supreme Courts rules railroad not entitled to retrial
• Duluth Boards And Commissions Members List - March 28, 2012
• City Of Duluth Police Department News - Shots Fired Incident
• Wednesday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Slight chance of showers
• Duluth police seek information on Hillside gunshots
• Task force tackles open arrest warrants in Sawyer County
• Cass Lake man pleads guilty to shooting ex-girlfriend
• Bygones for March 28
• Minnesota Senate bonding bill differs from House and Dayton plans
• Confronted by accuser, former Duluth scoutmaster stands trial for alleged sex crimes
• Matters of record
• Man drowns in river after running from police in Fargo
• Police looking for abducted child in St. Louis County
• MORNING UPDATE: Expect earlier, but less-painful, construction season
• Ticks out in Wisconsin woods
• Minnesota lawmakers want to keep passwords private
• Cass Lake man pleads guilty to fatal shooting of ex-girlfriend
• Minnesota lakes losing ice earliest ever
• Eh?: The greatest story ever told by puppets
• Bygones for March 27
• Predatory Offender Relocation - James Vaughnbey
• City of Duluth Fire Department News - Police Alert Citizens to Recent Increase in East Hillside Burglaries
• City of Duluth Fire Department News - Structure Fire
• Duluth Commission On Disabilities Meeting Minutes Of February 1, 2012
• Steve Martin and bluegrass band to headline Bayfront Jam in Duluth
• Duluth pharmacist, Rotary 'rose king' Ken Newman dies
• Sandstone man charged with assaulting infant daughter
• Police report increase in burglaries in Duluth's East Hillside
• National firm aims to upgrade, then sell Hermantown townhomes
• Minnesota steps up fight against gypsy moths
• Duluth City Council approves $90,000 furniture purchase
• Expect earlier - but less-painful - construction season
• Tuesday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Freezing rain possible in the morning
• Duluth police investigate gunshots in East Hillside
• Minnesota scales back moose hunting again
• Northland jobs, unemployment both up in February
• Duluth Children's Museum announces temporary new home
• Everyone Welcome at St. Scholastica's Student-Organized Native American Spring Pow-Wow
• Matters of record
• Amy Goodman Speaks on "Grass-Roots Democracy" at St. Scholastica
• Percussion Ensembles at St. Scholastica
• Edward Martin Plays Historical Music Baroque Lute in Free Concert
• Pets of the Week for March 27, 2012
• Duluth woman whose car hit house pleads guilty to drunken driving
• Giant Minnesota mine project takes step forward
• MORNING UPDATE: No deal yet for company to use former Northwest Airlines base in Duluth
• Paperwork error seen at DFL convention
• Freezing rain, thunderstorms, gusty winds to affect the Northland tonight
• Minnesota lakes losing ice earliest ever
• Duluth Playhouse announces 99th season lineup
• Level 3 predatory offender relocates in Duluth
• Pine County, Minn., man charged with felonies for at least 21 bone fractures on his 8-week-old daughter
• Minneapolis council majority backs Vikings stadium
• Woman, 53, found dead in Duluth park
• Regular Positions - MIS Manager, Engineering Technician
• City Dog Park Closed To Public Use
• Duluth Economic Development Authority Meeting Agenda For March 28, 2012
• Shipping traffic for Monday, March 26
• Where should Highway 53 be moved?
• Another team goes to state - to talk about health care
• Like fresh produce? Buy yourself a share
• Former Duluth News Tribune publisher takes Alaska newspaper job
• No deal yet for company to use former Northwest Airlines base in Duluth
• Duluth business leader to receive 'Progress Minnesota 2012' award
• What's that business? Complete Nutrition opens near Miller Hill Mall in Duluth
• Jan Davis, longtime Duluth volunteer, dies
• Monday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: One more sunny day
• Utility Maintenance Scheduled For March 26, 2012 In Hunters Park Neighborhood
• Bankruptcies for March 26, 2012
• Biz Buzz for March 26, 2012
• Property transactions for March 26, 2012
• Teenage girl killed in Pine County rollover
• Fire damages vacant Duluth house
• Cessna's new business deal with Chinese company not a threat to Cirrus Aircraft, official says
• Filmmaker Cameron reaches deepest spot on Earth
• Duluth firefighters battle grass fire near Point of Rocks
• Wisconsin basketball coach says he'll fight child abuse charges
• Santorum beats Romney in Louisiana primary
• Feds critical of how Minnesota polices haze over parks
• Rodney Sutherland Arrested Again, This Time For Possession Of Morphine Pills
• Duluth Historic Preservation Commission Special Meeting Agenda for March 28, 2012
• Low-tech crafts draw thousands to North House Folk School in Grand Marais
• Faces & Names: Kim Kardashian takes a powder
• Faces & Names: It's a boy for Duff, Comrie
• Faces & Names: Sparks don't fly as candidates meet
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, March 25
• 20-year-old Duluth murder case may get new trial amid revelations that FBI overstated evidence
• New round of Duluth school district budget cuts runs deep
• Are 'This American Life' stories true? Mostly - but not always
• Addendum: 'This American Life' says contributor's unrecorded work 'probably fabricated'
• Video: 'Water skipping' with snowmobiles on northern Minnesota lake
• MORNING UPDATE: 20-year-old Duluth murder case may get new trial
• Former VP Cheney undergoes heart transplant
• Japanese fishing boat, swept away in last year's tsunami, spotted off Canadian coast
• Two Harbors woman ordered to pay $45,000 restitution in theft case
• Man pleads guilty to killing Carlton County couple
• Aide says Cheney had heart transplant
• Santorum looks for rebound in today's Louisiana primary
• Queen Elizabeth crashes British couple's wedding ceremony
• Matters of record
• Minnesota hotel fire causes $100,000 in damage
• Eh? Oops: Where to find the Petro Club
• Authorities release name of stabbing victim in Cass County
• Eh? Deadline nearing for tickets to Historical Society anniversary dinner
• City Of Duluth Police Department News - Armed Robbery
• Minnesota Senate backs voter photo ID amendment
• Superior roundabout included in plans to revamp Bong Bridge
• Health-care providers scramble to update injury coding systems to accommodate more-detailed options
• National health-care law remains huge political target
• Saturday's weather: Cloudy and foggy
• Repairs to affect water service on Monday in Duluth's Hunters Park
• Minnesota ethics panel splits on Sen. Michel issue
• Eh?: They want to Pickwick your brain
• Duluth dog park closed until drier weather
• More about new injury codes online
• Bygones for March 24
• 'Hunger Games' takes in $68 million on opening day
• Two Tower residents injured in Aitkin County crash
• Mall of America plans $200 million expansion
• Charges: Child, 4, was found in a burning Minneapolis house while mom was at a casino
• Proposed Duluth methadone clinic raises concerns
• Cloquet set to lose its only bowling alley
• Bachmann owes $1 million in campaign debt
• Authorities release name of man killed in Cass County stabbing
• Duluth city administrator says office furniture purchase is for up to 21 staffers, not 10
• Duluth police investigate Gary robbery
• Silver Bay man suffers injuries after St. Urho's Day fight
• Man charged with assaulting Minnesota police chief
• Minnesota ethics panel deadlocked over senator's case
• 9 charged in rape of 14-year-old girl in St. Paul
• For the long-term unemployed, hiring bias rears its head
• Convicted Duluth drug dealer faces more charges
• Duluth dog park closed until drier weather
• U.S. soldier charged in Afghan shooting rampage
• Democratic Wisconsin state senator who survived recall won't seek re-election
• Minnesota woman stages solo protest of Kmart closure
• Police Seeking Publics Help Locating Male with a Felony Warrant
• City Of Duluth Trails Closed To Public Use Due To Wet Conditions
• Community Development Committee Meeting Agenda for March 27, 2012
• City Of Duluth Police Department News - Enhanced DWI Enforcement Update
• 'Democracy Now' host to speak at CSS
• Friday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Good chance of rain
• Unsung angels clean up the mess
• Duluth area adds job in February
• DNR investigates water-petroleum disposal spill in Douglas County
• Bygones for March 23
• 'Survivor' fan favorite running for governor of Indiana
• Matters of record
• Exxon Valdez sold, probably destined for scrap heap
• Wisconsin basketball coach accused of burning players with dry ice
• Before Mickey, there was Oswald: Rare Disney drawing displayed for first time in decades
• MORNING UPDATE: Proposed Duluth methadone clinic raises concerns
• U.S. unemployment aid applications hit 4-year low
• Supervalu, owner of Cub Foods, to discontinue sale of 'pink slime' in most stores
• Douglas County highway department told to clean up asphalt bonder
• Massacusetts boy, 9, summoned to court: 'I was like, "What's a jury duty?"'
• Relative identifies three Minnesotans killed in plane crash
• Hilty won't seek re-election to Minnesota Legislature
• Virginia land sale bill advancing in Minnesota Legislature, underscoring rift between Range politicians
• Police: Suspect in French shootings dead after standoff
• Duluth police seeking Cloquet man for probation violation
• Coroner: Whitney Houston died from drowning; heart disease, cocaine factors
• Man robs Gary liquor store
• Minnesota firefighters in drag put out truck fire (with video)
• Man dies as police pursuit ends in crash in St. Paul
• Politics puts Etch A Sketch back in the picture
• Teen, wrapped in blanket and lying on Minnesota highway, struck and killed
• 5 more bodies found in Italian cruise ship wreck
• Minnesota waterfalls raging from recent snowmelt (with videos)
• Santorum to campaign in Wisconsin ahead of primary
• Minnesota man pleads guilty in synthetic drug death
• Man hospitalized after shooting himself in Duluth Hillside park
• Human remains found confirmed as missing Montana teacher
• Minnesota park reservation system reopens today
• Broken Valve Disrupts Water Service In Hunters Park
• Bygones for March 22
• Texas city manager says he's not needed, lays himself off
• Man dies from apparent stab wounds in Cass County; suspect in custody
• Health Notes: Fund established for Esko's Couture family to help with medical bills
• Health Notes: Duluth church hosting health fair for adults 50 and older
• MORNING UPDATE: New office furniture for 10 Duluth city workers: $90,000
• MORNING UPDATE: Duluth School Board increases class sizes, reduces class offerings for 2012-13
• Romney says he's 'almost there' in quest for GOP nomination
• Minnesota House votes along party lines to approve voter ID amendment
• Police in standoff with suspect in French shootings
• Ex-Minnesota Senate staffer Brodkorb pursues possible lawsuit
• Senate pushes measure condemning Kony
• Amtrak passenger found dead along railroad tracks in western Minnesota
• $102 million in 2013 tax cut in Minnesota Senate bill
• 3 killed in central Minnesota plane crash
• Stray bullet hits Minnesota girl's leg; target practice 1 mile away was likely source
• Wednesday's weather: More showers today
• Former Deer River city employee pleads guilty to theft of about $100,000
• St. Louis County Board talks assessment fix
• Superior firefighters respond to arson fire in vacant house
• Former Mountain Iron public works director pleads guilty to felony theft
• Girl suffers minor injury in collision with bus in Cloquet
• Bygones for March 21
• Warm weather helps North Shore rivers shed their ice (with video)
• Minnesota lawmakers back Capitol fix, but other projects more controversial
• Essentia Health copes with cardiothoracic surgeon shortage in the Twin Ports
• Man charged in downtown Duluth stabbing
• Pequaywan Township resolution cold to copper mining
• Matters of record
• State boys basketball: Lakeview Christian Academy gives its team a spirited send-off
• Eh? The British are coming (and may be looking for you)
• Minnesota community cleaning up after being hit by tornado on Monday
• Eh? Skin cream created by late Duluth resident in running to be sold at Walmart
• Romney wins Illinois primary
• MORNING UPDATE: Duluth School Board, seeking to save money, to vote on possible schedule changes
• Mental health exam ordered for woman accused in attack on Duluth cop
• UMD hockey star pleads guilty to misdemeanors
• Man who survived night in woods after snowmobile crash near Cook describes ordeal
• Study: Too many colon tests use costly sedation
• 3 online dating sites agree to screen for predators
• Water service shut down in Duluth neighborhood
• Watch Minnesota voter ID debate live
• Superior woman accused of wiping blood on officer's uniform
• Deer River DMV clerk pleads guilty to stealing public funds
• Strong earthquake shakes Mexico City
• Minnesota House GOP bonding bill much smaller than governor wants
• Minnesota DNR ready for online reservations again after crash
• Appointed Positions: Director, Planning and Construction Services
• Male In Custody For 2nd Degree Assault, Terroristic Threats
• Rain should quash Duluth-area wildfire danger
• Duluth School Board, seeking to save money, to vote on possible schedule changes
• Duluth, Midway Township seek injunction against Proctor's annexation plan
• Tuesday's weather: Rain, even storms, possible
• Bygones for March 20, 2012
• Wisconsin town plagued by another night of mysterious 'booms'
• Manhunt continues for French school shooting suspect
• 'Harry Potter' actor gets two-year prison sentence for joining British riots
• Low oxygen levels blamed for big fish kill in northern Minnesota river
• Former Deer River city employee pleads guilty to stealing $100,000
• Officials say overnight fire in Superior was arson
• Illness fouls up Duluth college tennis team's trip home from Florida
• Storms cause damage in southern Minnesota
• Ashland, Bayfield counties added to gypsy moth quarantine
• Job application checklist: Resume, cover letter, references... and Facebook password?
• Severe flooding feared after storms sock south-central U.S.
• Wisconsin church trying to attract sex offenders
• Wisconsin priest on leave, under investigation
• Man drowns while trying to rescue dog in Wisconsin
• MORNING UPDATE: Could this be the site of Duluth's next hot spot?
• Your kin likely in details of 1940 Census
• Full House to take up Minnesota photo ID amendment
• 4-year-old girl dies after TV falls on her
• Another warm record set in Duluth today
• Civil Service Board Meeting Minutes of Februrary 21, 2012
• Public Input Sought on Duluth's Ski Trails
• Shipping traffic for Monday, March 19
• Faces & Names: Comedian Gallagher out of coma, telling jokes
• Faces & Names: Jerry Lewis celebrates 86th birthday in NYC
• Man behind Duluth city parks gets one of his own
• Could this be the site of Duluth's next hot spot?
• Iron Range board transparency measure clears hurdle in Minnesota House
• Monday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Spring showers come early
• Biz buzz for March 19, 2012
• Property Transactions for March 19, 2012
• Bankruptcies for March 19, 2012
• 2 Northwestern Wisconsin judges among 29 who signed Walker recall petition
• Group plans to recall Wisconsin Sen. Jauch over mine-bill opposition
• Fire in semitrailer carrying hay bales briefly closes lanes on I-35 in Duluth
• Great Lakes marine radio frequency to change
• Apple announces stock buybacks
• Preliminary tests: Wisconsin-Stevens Point student drowned accidentally
• Problem in pot debate: Driving stoned
• Shipping navigation season gets early start
• Central Hillside kitchen fire causes burn injury
• Hermantown police to crack down on U-turns near Walmart
• City Council to tweak boundaries of districts they represent
• Floating ice house retrieved
• Duluth man held as suspect in stabbing in downtown Duluth
• Two men accused of thefts near Virginia
• Morgan Park Middle School has steam leak
• Is Facebook part of your estate? New laws are being debated
• A dancer's story
• Duluth could learn a lot from Rustin
• Bees and humans revel in record-setting warm weather
• Faces & Names: Jones premiers new album at SXSW
• Faces & Names: Winfrey's OWN axes 'The Rosie Show'
• Weather: More record warmth expected
• Northland ranks behind state in regular dental care
• MORNING UPDATE: Is Facebook part of your estate? New laws are being debated
• Bill Clinton visits Grand Forks for first time since 1997 flood
• Wisconsin police officer resigns after drunken-driving arrest
• Elderly Wisconsin woman found dead in grass fire died from smoke inhalation
• Weather records shattered as temperatures in the Northland reach the 70s
• Video: St. Patrick's Day sunrise over Lake Superior
• Neighbors, friends talk about U.S. soldier accused of killing Afghan civilians
• UPDATE: Man in custody after stabbing in downtown Duluth
• State Patrol: Minnesota woman with three kids in truck leads troopers on 20-mile chase
• Ice house floating on river draws emergency response in West Duluth
• No 'pink slime' for Duluth, Proctor school lunches
• News Tribune investigation follow-up: St. Louis County Board mixed on assessment fix
• Bygones for March 17
• Duluth American Indian Commission Meeting Agenda for March 19, 2012
• City Government Officials at the Library
• Longer-than-guideline sentence sought in alleged theft at Minnesota Power
• Iron Range man charged in knife assault of child
• Isle Royale wolves may go extinct soon, scientists say
• Farewell to a prima ballerina at Minnesota Ballet
• Smoke from Calumet refinery in Superior due to power outage
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, March 17
• News Tribune honored in national contest
• Letter gets plumbing company in hot water
• Saturday's weather: Record-breaking warm expected
• Path to ending Minnesota Legislature fuzzy
• Coast Guard sets ballast cleansing requirements
• Eh?: Parenthood planned for zoo cats
• Matters of record
• Steam and sirens, but no fire, at Morgan Park Middle School this morning
• Jury: Solon Springs man guilty of 7th drunken-driving charge
• MORNING UPDATE: DNT investigation follow-up: St. Louis County Board mixed on assessment fix
• Duluth teen defies odds two months after life-threatening accident
• Iron Range man charged in knife assault on child
• Teen arrested in assault of Virginia hotel clerk
• Report: Isle Royale wolves 'at grave risk' of extinction
• Path to ending Minnesota legislative session fuzzy
• More motorcycles on Minnesota roads
• Complaint filed against Wisconsin justice in choke case
• Coast Guard sets ballast cleansing requirements
• News Tribune honored in national journalism contest
• Apple fans wait hours to by latest iPad on release date
• Public Invited To Discuss Revisions To Zoning Regulations
• Duluth Homegrown Music Festival 2012
• Faces & Names: Rihanna: Working with Brown 'made sense'
• Former Minnesota Senate staffer could expose affairs
• Early auction boosts Empty Bowl
• Friday's weather: Springy and showery
• University of Minnesota launches online Ojibwe dictionary
• New St. Louis County plat books available
• More veterans seeking education at MnSCU schools
• Senate committee passes tougher synthetic drug bill
• Eh? Police chase pucks for Special Olympics
• Bygones for March 16
• George Clooney arrested during protest outside Sudan's embassy in D.C.
• Minnesota college students want to place limits on legislators' legal immunity
• Eh? Oberstar speaking at Historical Society
• Rukavina wants to honor Wellstone with bust at state Capitol
• Wisconsin GOP senator resigns to deal with health issues in family
• Former Rutgers student convicted in webcam case
• Official: Soldier accused of killing Afghan civilians is headed to U.S.
• More than 100 homes damaged as tornadoes hit Michigan
• Former police officer pleads guilty in Iron Range murder case
• MORNING UPDATE: Duluth teen defies odds two months after life-threatening accident
• Texas boy missing for 8 years found, will go home
• Trial of Minnesota construction company owner accused of excavator assault delayed for health issue
• Afghans angry over removal of U.S. soldier accused of killing civilians
• Cab driver shot, killed in Minneapolis
• 117 dead, more missing in Bangladesh ferry sinking
• Domestic assault case against Vikings player goes to jury
• Former police officer pleads guilty in Iron Range murder case
• Police say Hibbing shooting was accidental
• Attorney confirms that former Minnesota Senate majority leader, fired staffer had affair
• Minnesota couple who chained son lose parental rights
• Trial date set in Cromwell shooting deaths
• Eh? Beware of phone scammers trying to collect on non-existent loans
• Jury acquits Vikings player in domestic assault case
• New St. Louis County plat books available
• Synthetic drug bill passes Minnesota Senate committee
• Fired Minnesota Senate staffer threatens to expose other Capitol affairs
• Iron Range board to hold listening sessions
• Water Main Breaks Disrupt Water Service In Duluth Neighborhoods
• Human Rights Commission Minutes for January 11, 2012
• Utah boy, 8, takes 5-year-old sister on joyride
• Hibbing police release name of accidental shooting victim
• Bulldozer driver rescued at Superior coal terminal
• Former Vikings star under investigation for bank, wire fraud
• Iraq War veteran, Minnesota legislator Kriesel won't seek re-election
• Families gather in Switzerland to identify victims of bus crash that killed 28
• Police: Wisconsin women left seven kids with teenage baby sitter for 10 days
• MORNING UPDATE: Northland races to spring as temperatures rise past records
• Eh? DNT night editor finds another wad of cash while out walking
• MORNING UPDATE: Consultant recommends closing, consolidating some Duluth fire stations
• Superior man accused of 7th drunken-driving charge
• Encyclopaedia Britannica to stop publishing print edition
• Minnesota man charged in death of girlfriend's dog
• Consultant recommends closing, consolidating some Duluth fire stations
• iPads to link Duluth's Nettleton, Congdon elementary students
• Switzerland bus crash kills 28, including 22 children
• U.S. soldier accused of shooting civilians flown out of Afghanistan
• UPDATE: 4 stabbed at downtown office building in Ohio
• Vikings stadium hearing abruptly ends without a vote in state Senate committee
• UPDATE: 1 dead, at least 3 wounded in gunfire outside Texas courthouse
• Tentative trial date set for suspect in Carlton County double homicide
• Cloquet man sentenced to 120 days for window-peeping
• Barnum football coach placed on leave
• City of Duluth, firefighters reach tentative contract agreement
• Cravaack says PolyMet review due in October
• Bygones for March 14
• Coal leads the way as the Twin Ports shipping season starts Friday
• Park Point marina rezoning gains Duluth Planning Commission's OK
• Wednesday's weather: 70s expected away from lake
• Patient assaults 6 at Minnesota hospital before being subdued with Taser
• Bigfork man, accused of firing gun during hunting dispute, pleads guilty to assault
• 'American Idol' finalist says he's been booted from show
• GOP nomination race now Romney vs. Santorum, as Gingrich lags
• Matters of record
• Goldman Sachs executive resigns, blasts company in NY Times essay
• Future Ordean-East Middle School students choose Huskies as mascot
• Duluth City Council revises civil service code
• Duluth Planning Commission OKs zoning for Park Point hotel
• MORNING UPDATE: Duluth's crumbling infrastructure exposed
• Wide-ranging fallout expected from Afghan massacre
• Magnetation bill dropped in Minnesota House
• Wisconsin Senate approves expansion of GPS monitoring
• District attorney doesn't show video of starved teen in Wiscosnin abuse case
• Twin Ports 2012 shipping totals projected to top last year's
• Wisconsin Ho-Chunk leader delivers State of the Tribes address
• Wisconsin GOP pushing mining plan despite failed bill
• Eh? Mr. Twig goes to Washington
• Bygones for March 13
• United Way of Greater Duluth News - Mar 8, 2012
• Duluth's crumbling infrastructure - exposed
• Carlton County Attorney says his drinking, teaching don't mix
• Sailor-musician from Washburn set to record Lake Superior sounds on journey
• Duluth School Board weighs big cuts
• Minnesota bill cuts environmental review for Magnetation plant
• Tuesday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Morning fog will clear up
• Name released of man who died in ATV accident near Pequaywan Lake
• Name released of man who died in Bayfield County snowmobile accident
• Electrical problem causes water-main breaks in Lakeside and Lincoln Park
• Man assaults Virginia hotel front-desk clerk
• Wisconsin Supreme Court rules on sex offender registry issue
• Cravaack says PolyMet environmental review due in October
• Matters of record
• MORNING UPDATE: Appraiser's work for St. Louis County under scrutiny
• Lakeside, Lincoln Park water breaks repaired
• Bogus FedEx e-mail infects Munger woman's computer
• Unions crowd Minnesota Capitol over 'right to work'
• 2nd judge strikes down Wisconsin voter ID law
• Minnesota lock touted as carp blocker
• 2 men arrested after flight from Las Vegas to London
• Man allegedly breaks female hotel employee's nose in Virginia
• Faces & Names: Dennis Quaid's 3rd wife files for divorce
• Faces & Names: Schwarzenegger's son injured in ski accident
• 'Shocking' attack by US soldier kills 16 Afghan civilians
• Health woes swamp Esko family's finances
• Duluth mayor reschedules State of the City speech
• Monday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Rain starts off a warm week
• Appraiser's work for St. Louis County under scrutiny
• Bygones for March 12, 2012
• Alleged student attack sends Barnum teacher to hospital
• Property Transactions for March 12, 2012
• Wyoming, Minn., man killed in fatal ATV accident near Pequaywan Lake identified
• Authorities release name of man who died in Bayfield County snowmobile accident
• Gas prices jump over weekend
• Police: 2 dead in Indiana school bus crash
• Penn State: Paterno's firing over 'failure of leadership'
• Minnesota biofuel project could go to referendum
• Wisconsin Assembly set to pass wolf-hunt bill
• Wisconsin judge's ruling on voter ID injunction expected
• Wisconsin elections board to discuss recall timing
• GOP presidential hopefuls look to the South for next primaries
• Minnesota man killed in ATV crash northeast of Duluth
• Japan unsure of success as it cleans up radiation zone
• Ashland firefighters respond to two ice rescue calls on Lake Superior
• Faces & Names: Van Dyke marries makeup artist
• Faces & Names: Food critic 'viral,' but it's not catching
• Faces & Names: Oprah, Jaycee Dugard honored at DVF Awards
• St. Louis County properties not added to tax rolls cost others money
• After the tsunami, Japanese town haunted by loss
• Veterans fight for the jobs they left behind
• Robots rumble: 64 schools compete at regional event in Duluth (with video)
• Don't forget daylight saving time
• UWS student sees changed views on energy in her native Japan
• Northern lights? I'll believe them when I see them
• Snowmobiler who had been missing found injured near Cook
• Syrian president launches new attacks, labels opposition 'terrorists'
• Annan 'optimistic' about Syria, but no deal yet
• Chris Jensen and five other nursing homes earn top rating
• Thousands rally in Madison against Wisconsin governor, collective bargaining law
• UPDATE: After going missing Friday night, Minnesota snowmobiler found with severe injuries today
• 20 people charged in Twin Cities-based meth ring
• Pet-boarding kennel approved in Cloquet
• Man dies in Bayfield County snowmobile accident
• Remains of 167 people found in Mexican cave; may be decades old
• Officials: Washington man allegedly stabbed judge, shot deputy, then called his mom for a ride and escaped
• What a difference a week makes: From heavy snow to 50s and sun
• Three injured in rollover crash near Britt
• Get pumped: Crude from Canada, North Dakota means lower gas prices for Midwest
• Bygones for March 10
• Great Lakes ice declining
• Madison businessman running for U.S. Senate
• Northern lights paint the night sky with spectacular display
• 145 acres of trees charred by Pagami fire salvaged for mill
• UMD explores option of year-round classes
• National spotlight 'surreal' for Olive Garden reviewer in North Dakota
• Saturday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Warm weather will waft in for weekend
• As you switch clocks tonight for daylight saving, check smoke detectors, too
• Police: Woman threatened to blow up Delaware elementary school
• Matters of record
• Quaint Olive Garden review is a viral hit
• 2 who have at least 5 OWI offenses face new charges in Douglas County
• Matters of Record
• Vikings stadium bill introduced, tied to pro soccer franchise
• Wisconsin man dies in Bayfield County snowmobile accident
• Remember to turn your clocks ahead this weekend
• Three injured in rollover on Highway 53
• Start your planning: Homegrown lineup out
• Duluth man charged with drunken driving after his vehicle struck mobile home
• Faces & Names: Wright to open LGBT center in KC
• Faces & Names: Cameron plans record 7-mile ocean dive
• Temporary Positions Information - Park Host
• Faces & Names: Songwriters Hall to honor Midler
• We care, because they're ours
• Evidence delays result in dismissal of cases against sex offender program client
• Bygones for March 9, 2012
• Lawyer: Prosecute Rush Limbaugh for defamation
• Dismissal motion denied in Senser vehicular homicide case
• 30 Lincoln Park homes affected by planned water shutdown
• Facebook 'friend' suggestion reveals Washington state man's other wife
• Crude oil from North Dakota, Canada keeping gas prices lower in Minnesota
• U.S. employers add 227,000 jobs in February; jobless rate unchanged
• Report: UW students, on average, graduate with $27,000 in student loan debt
• Hiker missing for almost a month found in New Mexico
• MORNING UPDATE: Cliffs predicts good times ahead for taconite industry on the Range
• Northern lights put on great show in Northland skies overnight (with video)
• Mild winter hurts tourist-dependent businesses in Northland
• Duluth Homegrown festival announces schedule
• Woman hospitalized after getting pinned under van in Itasca County
• Health notes: Born in '62? It's time for your colonoscopy
• Minnesota GOP wants to use reserves to pay back schools
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Snow showers arrive in Duluth
• Snow showers arrive in Duluth
• Coke, Pepsi make changes to avoid cancer warning
• Grand Forks Herald restaurant reviewer's column on Olive Garden goes viral online
• Protesters want Minnesota representative to resign after welfare-feeding-animals comparison (with video)
• Thanks to hat, World War II shipmates meet by chance in Duluth restaurant
• Collection of sonar images create map of Titanic site
• Duluth man charged with DWI after truck hits mobile home
• Sviggum resigns as University of Minnesota regent over conflict allegations
• Bayfront Park Skating Rink Closed
• Sun watchers say solar storm headed toward Earth may disrupt power
• Faces & Names: Hotdish politics
• Political leaders near proposed Gogebic iron project say mining bill still possible this year
• Thursday weather: Warm weekend ahead
• Bill seeks to reverse drop in food shelf venison donations in Minnesota
• Eh? Send the kids to the wolves
• In bin Laden's lair, his wives split by suspicions
• Faces & Names: Windy City ex-pats nostalgic in L.A.
• Bygones for March 8
• Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for March 13, 2012
• DEED: Unemployment in Duluth went up in January
• Officials ID Minnesota woman critically hurt after getting pinned under minivan
• Michigan woman who won $1 million in lottery continued to receive food stamps
• Kids, ages 11 and 5, found living in abandoned bus in Texas
• Police find family of reclusive California twins who died last month
• Minnesota man charged with throwing water jugs, vise, other items at passing cars
• Superior woman faces felony for allegedly spitting at police
• California man arrested after homemade cannon blast kills girlfriend
• Duluth School Board OKs updates, additional Red Plan costs
• Douglas County prison escapee gets more time behind bars
• City Reminds Public Of Parking Rules - Move Vehicles To Help Snow Plow Operations
• City Reminds The Public Hiking On City Cross Country Ski Trails Is Prohibited
• City of Duluth Police Department News - Duluth Police Remind Citizens Of Parking Rules
• Minnesota bill creating wolf hunting season moves ahead despite opposition
• Wednesday's weather: Rain or snow possible today
• School Board discusses plan to save $4.8 million
• Brainerd man dies in Lake County snowmobile accident
• Hibbing man dies in crash on Highway 2
• Superior man not allowed to own dog for two years
• Bygones for March 7
• Duluth teens face charges of discharging firearm
• MORNING UPDATE: Organizers stand by handling of Un-Fair Campaign in Duluth
• Opening statements expected today in Vikings player's assault trial
• Duluth funeral home owner settles suit against Essentia Health
• Santorum wins Oklahoma
• Duluth funeral home owner settles suit against Essentia Health
• Three charged with firing shotgun near UMD
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Hibbing man dead after crash near Deer River
• Wisconsin workers fill Capitol ahead of mine vote
• Dow fall interrupts 2012 rally
• Hackers busted after one becomes FBI informant
• CHUM holds out hand for donations to lend hand to others
• Bill before Minnesota Legislature would allow sale of Chris Jensen building
• Wisconsin Gov. Walker in Superior to seek support for mining bill
• Canadian Forces Snowbirds booked for Duluth Airshow
• Bill aims to slash price of county property site by $120,000
• Tuesday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Cloudy and warmer
• Governor vetoes expansion of use of deadly force
• February drop for Lake Superior was normal
• Former Duluth man pleads guilty to child-porn charge
• Duluth's East Fourth Street to close for repairs
• Wisconsin Legislature's finance committee approves mining bill
• Red Plan price tag rises by $3.9 million
• City of Duluth Police Department News - Four Arrested at Rally
• Charity turns down donation offer from Dahmer tour
• Iron Range native announces candidacy for District 11A race
• Matters of record
• Hibbing man dead after crash near Deer River
• Wisconsin court upholds babysitter homicide conviction
• Police: Missing Wisconsin college student's body found in river
• Convicted of welfare fraud, former St. Louis County employee helped out ailing parents
• MORNING UPDATE: Red Plan price tag rises by $3.9 million
• Superior 'hostage' situation was prank, police say
• Former St. Louis County employee convicted of wrongfully obtaining assistance
• Canadian fliers booked for Duluth Airshow
• Russian riot police break up anti-Putin protests
• George W. Bush impersonator dies
• Report: Unclear what prompted fatal Yellowstone grizzly mauling
• East Fourth Street in Duluth to close for repairs
• February drop for Lake Superior was normal
• Made in the Northland: Alakef Coffee Roasters keeps growing
• Pulp explained
• Lutheran Social Service to be part of study on saving
• Integrity Health Network goes paperless
• Maurices continues strong sales growth
• City Hall Duluth PD Desk Closed, New Location Is The Public Safety Building
• Alcohol, Gambling And Tobacco Commission Meeting Agenda For March 7, 2012
• Faces & Names: Philippines: No airport hassle for Kitsch
• Faces & Names: Reba reveals painful past in OWN special
• Cloquet mill retools for textile industry
• Civil Service Board Meeting Agenda for March 6, 2012
• Biz buzz for March 5, 2012
• Minnesota grand jury convenes in fatal shooting by deputy
• Bankruptcies for March 5, 2012
• Property Transactions for March 5, 2012
• Student still missing in Wisconsin after extensive search
• MORNING UPDATE: Man held after standoff at eastern Duluth home
• Man held after standoff at eastern Duluth home
• News Tribune Attic: 40th anniversary of Hollywood movie filming in Duluth
• Longtime DFL activist, Esko resident to announce candidacy in Minnesota's District 11A race
• Ailing Duluth mayor's state of the city address postponed
• Upcoming report key for Wisconsin's job-loss streak
• Voter ID in Minnesota seen widely elsewhere
• Police holding suspect in St. Paul killing
• Police search for missing college student in Stevens Point, Wis.
• Fannie Rose developer breathes life into another corner of Old Downtown
• Shouts, snowballs greet white supremacists rally
• Analysis: Path ahead for Vikings stadium not simple or sure
• Twin Ports area blanketed in nearly a foot of fluff
• Faces & Names: Cee Lo Green announces Vegas gig
• Supremacists should have been left alone in the snow
• 100-year-old building was challenge to fix
• Rallies end with adjournment for lunch
• Silver Bay robotics team gears up for regional contest
• Occupy group starts free marketplace in vacant downtown Duluth ballroom
• Faces & Names: Report: 'Five-0' star O'Loughlin takes five
• Camper-trailer fire in Superior possible arson
• Exit polls: Vladimir Putin wins Russian presidential election
• Obama won't 'hesitate to use force' against Iran
• Rush Limbaugh apologizes to law student for insult
• Wisconsin recalls derailed mining bill
• MORNING UPDATE: Shouts, snowballs greet white supremacists rally in Duluth
• Saturday-Sunday snowfall totals from around the Northland
• Lake-effect snow advisory issued for Duluth; another 3 to 5 inches possible today
• Hundreds honor student killed in Ohio shooting
• White supremacy group, opponents confront each other in downtown Duluth (with video)
• Deer River man found guilty of three sex charges
• Red Rock Radio buys three more Northland stations
• UPDATE: Toddler found alone, alive in Indiana field after violent storms sweep through
• City Works to Clear Streets After Winter Storm
• Aurora native, 102, nominated for longevity genes study
• Saturday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Cooler and chance of snow
• Duluth-based Life House nonprofit receives $20,000 grant
• Bygones for March 3
• Anti-racism campaign prompts rallies, counter-rallies today in Duluth
• MORNING UPDATE: Anti-racism campaign prompts rallies, counter-rallies today in Duluth
• Winter weather advisory in effect for Twin Ports; 6+ inches of snow reported
• Matters of record
• Twin Cities man arrested, accused of throwing vise through windshield of moving car
• Police desk closes at Duluth City Hall
• Snowfall reports from around the Northland
• Police: 13 hurt in shooting at Arizona nightclub
• Violent storms kill at least 31, death toll could rise
• Video of waves, surfers on Lake Superior during Wednesday's blizzard
• Severe storms sweep through several states; Indiana town 'completely gone'
• Coast Guard to start icebreaking in Duluth-Superior Harbor on Monday
• Elderly Minnetonka man missing since Monday found dead in Carlton County
• Biometric ID coming for international travelers at Twin Cities airport
• Fugitive Wisconsin police chief caught in Nebraska
• After blizzard, a flurry of fun for winter sports enthusiasts
• Stadium deal is just the kickoff
• Duluth streets were clogged, choice to cancel classes was clear, school district says
• Friday weather: Small cool-down, then warm-up
• Cravaack to meet with public in Gilbert, Orr
• Wisconsin budget committee to vote on mining bill next week
• City of Duluth Cross Country Ski Trails Now Open
• 'Silent solidarity' planned to counter Saturday's white pride rally
• Lawmakers want details on stadium plan
• Bygones for March 2
• City Hall And The Duluth Police Desk Closed For The Day
• 3 Ohio college students die when car hit by wrong-way driver
• Gogebic Taconite agrees to water deal for planned mine
• Matters of record
• Classes resume at Ohio high school after shooting
• Duluth East announces state hockey ticket information
• 106-year-old barge sinks in Duluth harbor
• MORNING UPDATE: After blizzard, a flurry of fun for winter sports enthusiasts
• Minnesota state senator remains hospitalized
• New Minnesota state park campsite reservation system crashes
• Police: Minnesota's toddler's stab wounds are life-threatening
• 1 wounded in shooting before Arizona high school baseball game
• Conservative publisher, activist Andrew Breitbart dies at 43 (with video)
• Duluth counter ralliers promise silent stand against white supremacists
• 7 men suffer hand injuries in Wisconsin snowblower accidents
• Minnesota police dig up possible human bones
• Victim of Minnesota house explosion identified
• Cravaack plans Iron Range meeting
• Vikings stadium deal just a beginning (with audio)
• Utah woman gives birth for 3rd consecutive Leap Day
• Wisconsin couple in starved-teen case seek lower bail
• IRS battles conservatives over tax-exempt status
• Wisconsin committee approves on wolf hunt
• Workers try to salvage 1,000-gallon propane tank from sunken barge in Duluth harbor
• Alabama woman accused of running granddaughter to death faces capital murder charges
• Cabin Fever Festival 2012
• Duluth City Prepares For Winter Storm
• State of the City Rescheduled
• Music from St. Scholastica's 100 Years on Stage at The Mitchell Auditorium
• St. Scholastica's Spring Community Day Focuses on Feeding the Hungry Locally and Globally, as Well as Lobbying at State Capitol
• Column: First Oscar-winning silent film's links stretch to the Northland
• Duluth man faces charges after pickup hits mobile home
• Minnesota farmer gets probation for killing hundreds of pelicans
• Anti-racism group plans alternative event to counter white pride rally
• Courthouse shooting reveals darker side of Grand Marais
• My mistake: Column contained unsubstantiated 'fact'
• Duluth, St. Louis County to take Capitol by storm
• Bygones for Feb. 28, 2012
• Green Bay Packers receiver Donald Driver joins 'Dancing With the Stars'
• Ignoring warning signs, 85-year-old Duluth skier finishes 54-kilometer Birkebeiner
• Romney fights to avoid home-state loss as Michigan voters go to polls
• MORNING UPDATE: Twin Ports in line for heaviest snow as potential blizzard bears down on Northland
• Wisconsin boy struck, killed by train while walking to school
• Officials: Second student dies after Ohio school shooting
• U.S. receives remains of last soldier missing in Iraq
• Lake Superior school district schools closed
• MORNING UPDATE: Sunday's snow in Northland just a warm-up for coming storm
• Wednesday's snowstorm in Northland might be a blizzard
• 18-year-old man stabbed in Duluth skywalk
• Police: Duluth man arrested for DWI after vehicle plows into mobile home
• Student: Ohio school shooter targeted victims
• Two-hour delay for Cook County schools this morning
• Faces & Names: Rapper Jim Jones arrested after fight at Foxwoods
• Faces & Names: Virus sidelines Celine Dion
• Monday's weather for Duluth and Northland: Snow to return Tuesday
• List of 84th Academy Award winners
• 2 injured in collision in Itasca County
• 1 dead in snowmobile accident near Orr
• Duluth Historic Preservation Commission Special Meeting Agenda For February 29, 2012
• Faces & Names: George Strait cuts KC concert short, reschedules
• Duluth group plans gathering to counter white-pride rally
• Obama tells governors cuts to education too much
• Biz Buzz for Feb. 27, 2012
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker won't file recall challenges
• Iron Range painter helped make 'Grace' picture famous
• Property Transactions for Feb. 27, 2012
• Bankruptcies for Feb. 27, 2012
• Live video from Minnesota Capitol to cover education, abortion
• U.S. stocks fall on high oil prices
• Update on Minnesota's financial health expected
• At least 60 Wisconsin communities don't treat water
• Students shot in Ohio school; suspect in custody
• Wisconsin man accused of strangling girlfriend's 2 kids probably won't attend trial
• Eh?: Get this bridge straight
• 2 charged with arson in Holiday Center fire in downtown Duluth
• Staff fine-tunes details of new Cloquet hospital patient rooms
• UMD hockey student fans tamed, torn by chant controversy
• Illegal trash dumping increases
• What a catch! Angler pulls up a triple surprise on one hook
• J. Skylark in Duluth's Canal Park to close 11 days for remodeling
• Choir to perform in memory of Duluth pastors' son who died in Haiti
• Silver Bay to enforce deer-feeding ban
• Double whammy: Snow storms on their way for Northland
• Bygones for Feb. 25
• Donation boosts fund for Duluth statue of former Tuskegee airman
• Handcrafted Saint John's Bible on view at St. Scholastica next week
• MORNING UPDATE: Winter storm warnings, advisories issued for the Northland
• Winter storm warnings, advisories issued for the Northland
• Doctors: Dutch prince may never recover from injuries suffered in avalanche
• Large anti-American protests resume in Afghanistan
• Duluth airport statue gets big donation
• Man burned in Bayfield County fire
• Minnesota Senate passes bill expanding self-defense rights
• Back-to-back snowstorms heading for the Northland
• Bygones for Feb. 24
• Matters of record
• King and queen of Sweden to visit Minnesota
• Stray Duluth dog covered 300 miles in seven weeks, owners say
• Players on North Dakota's top-ranked prep basketball team punished for damaging locker room after loss
• MORNING UPDATE: Stray Duluth dog covered 300 miles in seven weeks, owners say
• Sweden's newborn princess to be named Estelle
• State of Minnesota seeks ideas on how to identify gang members
• Woman sentenced in connection with Wisconsin Point break-ins
• Duluth hockey fans make public apology for chants, take vow of good cheer
• 9-year-old accused in Washington school shooting makes court appearance
• Two Superior residents charged with selling morphine
• Charter spat could bump local sports from Duluth cable
• Hibbing man charged in stabbing
• Superior police offer reward for info in Cooper killing
• Legislators begin introducing Vikings stadium ideas
• Minnesota students on field trip find man's body
• Republican senator proposes lower taxpayer share on Vikings stadium
• Feds plan to spend $51.5 million to fight Asian carp
• Thursday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Cloudy and mild
• Seven people injured when bus runs off icy road in Carlton County
• Free market energy guru to speak today at UMD
• Ruling: Babbitt officer justified in shooting Iron Range man
• Bygones for Feb. 23
• Community Development Committee Meeting Agenda for February 28, 2012
• Health notes: Tests show no leukemia for Duluth girl
• Duluth boy's love of reading inspires book-giving holiday
• Proctor's neighbors object to pace of annexation
• Duluth postal workers told 60 jobs could leave Duluth by June
• Eh?: No ice, no ice road
• Superior police looking for witnesses to carjacking that preceded police pursuit, shooting
• Moose population in Minnesota continues to decline
• Pepsi launching 'mid-calorie' soda as compromise between diet, regular
• Man in tattoo-for-sex case faces more charges
• Police: 'Seinfeld,' 'Malcolm in the Middle' actor hospitalized with self-inflicted gunshot wound
• Duluth peace activists urge public to ignore white supremacy group's planned rally
• Superior mayor wants to restore memorial arch in business district
• Minnesota couple sentenced for counterfeiting money
• Northland's NewsCenter has a new morning meteorologist
• 8-year-old critically injured in Washington school shooting
• Obama joins Jagger, B.B. King to belt out blues (with video)
• Ruling: Police justified in shooting Iron Range man
• Cravaack's foes say his home isn't in Minnesota
• Man charged with murder in fatal Minnesota home invasion
• Students sue California university over 'Occupy' pepper-spray incident
• Divers in Italy find 8 more bodies in capsized cruise ship
• Matters of record
• Eh? 21st Avenue East plow truck has light - and kind - touch
• Duluth American Indian Commission Meeting Agenda for February 27, 2012
• UMD 'grand entrance' could help Woodland development
• Richard Wozniak, 1917-2012: 'Young at Heart' record store was his life
• Little change in 8th; Bachmann pushed out of home district
• Redistricting shakes up northern Minnesota
• Wednesday's weather: Icy this morning; snow in future
• Bygones for Feb. 22, 2012
• Home sales jump more than 4 percent in January
• 'Jaw-dropping' comic collection up for auction, expected to fetch more than $2 million
• Army vet seeking GOP U.S. Senate nod in Minnesota
• 49 killed, hundreds injured in train crash in Argentina
• White supremacy group plans Duluth rally to protest anti-racism campaign
• North Dakota State mourns deaths of four students in Minnesota crash
• Two Western journalists killed in Syrian shelling of opposition stronghold
• Poll: Thompson leads Baldwin in Wisconsin U.S. Senate race
• Defense cuts to hit Duluth's 148th Fighter Wing
• MORNING UPDATE: Configuration of proposed Woodland Middle School development has changed
• Police: Grand Forks-Minneapolis flight canceled because flight attendant was drunk
• Eh? Cute cub video from the Ely den cam
• Winter storm warning issued for areas north of Twin Ports
• College hockey: Duluth fans again warned over 'offensive' chants
• Four college students killed in Minnesota freeway crash
• Five indicted on Iron Range meth charges
• Driver killed after crashing into Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant near D.C.
• Western Iron Range, Pine County have two incumbents in same districts
• UPDATED: Snowfall reports from around the Northland
• Environmentalists threaten lawsuit over Great Lakes, U.S. waters ballast rule
• Proctor High School students launch hockey safety social media campaign
• Carlton County sheriff issues report on death of Twin Lakes Township man
• Suspect in deadly Minnesota home invasion is husband of a victim
• Reps. Bachmann, McCollum in same congressional districts; Cravaack stays
• Cravaack stays in 8th District under redistricting plan released today
• Bipartisan compromise on Gogebic Taconite bill brings GOP objection
• Duluth Boards And Commissions Members List - February 17, 2012
• Vandals hit chalet at Chester Bowl
• Duluth East grad competes on "Jeopardy!"
• Superior police don't know motive for attempted auto theft that ended in shooting
• First St. Louis County Board listening session is tonight
• Minnesota House rushes to notify public of sex offenders
• Duluth attorney suspended by high court for misconduct
• Winter weather advisory today for the Northland
• Bygones for Feb. 21, 2012
• Last inspection of Minnesota bridge found no problems
• Greece secures bailout to avoid debt default
• Angry Afghans rally over Quran disposal at U.S. military base
• MORNING UPDATE: Lights out for the Blatnik Bridge?
• Iran says it's cutting oil exports to France, Britain
• At least 4 dead in freeway crash in central Minnesota
• Minneapolis-bound flight canceled after flight attendant taken off job; FAA investigating
• UPDATE: 1 killed, 3 injured in home invasion in southern Minnesota
• Duluth Economic Development Authority Meeting Agenda For February 22, 2012
• Faces & Names: Lowell's Halvorson tops in spelling bee
• Lights out for the Blatnik Bridge?
• Mission to Cameroon: Help offered to 'helpless'
• Monday's weather update for Duluth and the Northland: Chance of flurries
• Nettleton school desegregation plan includes iPads, student exchange
• Duluth News Tribune offices to stay downtown
• Coast Guard warns of unsafe ice on Lake Superior
• Bachmann, Minnesota lawmakers want Medicaid audit
• Snow expected tonight, Tuesday in the Northland
• Minneapolis bridge closed after cable support breaks; road, rail traffic disrupted
• Authorities release new details on avalanche that killed 3 skiers in Washington
• Duluth News Tribune expands with new facility
• 4th person dies of injuries in Wisconsin crash
• 2 dead, 3 injured in Wisonsin collision
• Proctor anglers land tiger of a fish tale on St. Louis River
• Holiday closings for Presidents Day
• Supreme Court to examine lying about military exploits
• Phony bomb threat disrupts Green Bay airport
• Coast Guard in Duluth warns of unsafe ice
• ESPN fires employee for Lin headline
• Northern lights dance across the Northland sky (with video)
• Whitney Houston buried in private New Jersey ceremony
• Man arrested after 3 die in Wisconsin rollover
• Minnesota pilot uninjured, safely lands plane after panel loses power
• 1 dead, 3 hurt after snowmobiles break through ice in Wisconsin
• Day of reckoning arrives Tuesday for Minnesota redistricting
• Presidential quiz
• Presidential quiz answers
• City, developer reach agreement to resurrect Duluth's NorShor Theater
• Faces & Names: Dench says she's battling blindness
• Faces & Names: America keeping up with 'The Simpsons'
• Faces & Names: East grad placed in 'Jeopardy'
• Sunny today, snowy Monday
• Name released of man found dead in Carlton County house
• Holiday Closings for Feb. 19, 2012
• Capitol Chatter: Bakk demands open decision on funding for GOP fliers
• Test your Northland knowledge with this presidential quiz
• Superior shootout victim's death similar to brother's
• Success seen in Christian-focused prison program in Minnesota
• MORNING UPDATE: Superior shootout victim's death similar to brother's
• Man found dead in Carlton County identified
• Authorities ID robbery suspect shot, killed in Superior
• Whitney Houston remembered at NJ hometown funeral
• Man's body found in Carlton County home
• Black history face-off: Youth in Duluth program highlights heritage in quiz
• Slide used at Duluth's Playfront Park recalled
• Saturday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Mostly sunny
• Toddler dies following hot tub accident in Grand Rapids hotel
• Superior Days delegates head to Madison next week
• Eh?: Older man picked up
• Dayton backtracks on opening his schedule to public view
• Bygones for Feb. 18
• Matters of record
• "Fancy Nancy" and Other Children's Stories on Stage at the Mitchell Auditorium
• Discussion on Church's View of Divorce and Remarriage in 'Alienated Catholics' Series at St. Scholastica
• Cultural Studies Professor Reviews Message Behind Children's Literature in French Atillean Islands
• What's open, what's closed on Presidents Day
• Wisconsin GOP tries to find compromise on Gogebic Taconite bill
• Court: Cops can keep guns, cash seized from downtown Duluth head shop
• MORNING UPDATE: Court rules cops can keep guns, cash seized from Last Place on Earth
• Superior robbery, chase end in suspect's death
• Shorter school year ahead for Cloquet students
• Superior robbery suspect killed
• 'Godspeed John Glenn': First American to orbit Earth nears 50th anniversary of historic mission
• Air fares are going up; airlines cite high fuel costs
• Authorities investigating 'suspicious' death at Carlton County home
• Man stabbed in Hibbing; suspect in custody
• Dozens pack legislative hearing on Gogebic Taconite bill
• Superior paves way for Kestrel construction
• Casino plan for stadium has little support
• Bygones for Feb. 17
• Civil Service Board Meeting Agenda For February 21, 2012
• Tale of WWII ace from Poplar takes flight in new radio show
• Duluth police looking at creation of downtown Citizen Patrol
• Friday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Cloudy, with flurries possible
• Outdoors, arts advocates fight to preserve Legacy Amendment intentions
• Congress passes renewal of payroll tax cut, jobless benefits
• Company recalls infant Tylenol because of trouble with bottle design
• 98-year-old Connecticut woman fighting son's efforts to evict her from home
• Dutch prince seriously injured in Austrian avalanche
• Toddler found in Grand Rapids hotel hot tub dies from injuries
• Dismissed, reduced charges sometimes fail to register in Minnesota court data system
• Matters of record
• Man dies in Upper Peninsula snowmobile crash
• Children's slides recalled after falls injure 16
• Minnesota House passes bill to consider performance, not just seniority, in teacher layoffs
• Grand Marais nursing home worker cited for abuse
• Helicopter crashes while trying to aid Minnesota snowmobiler in Wyoming; rescuer, snowmobiler die
• Northland dog sleds to deliver mining petitions to St. Paul
• Lawmakers say White Earth casino plan 'not in play'
• 'Piggyback Bandit' leaves trail of arrests, sporting-event bans across five states
• Shortage of cancer treatment drug is being felt in Duluth, too
• Whooping cough cases cause one Northland school district to cancel classes
• Gary Carter, baseball Hall of Famer, dead at 57
• Nigerian underwear bomber gets life in prison
• School bus, dump truck collide in New Jersey; 1 student killed, 17 injured
• Toddler in critical condition after near-drowning in Grand Rapids
• Video: Cravaack pays tribute to Duluth air base founder on floor of House
• City of Duluth Commission on Disabilities Meeting Minutes of January 4, 2012
• Parks and Recreation Mid-Winter Break Skating Schedule for Bayfront Park and Heritage Sports Center
• Hibbing attorney to preside over small claims cases
• Health Notes: St. Scholastica plans new physician assistant program
• G'day from the boat show: Critters from Down Under are a highlight
• Northland residents slam syndicated radio show's 'mentally challenged' contest as offensive
• Faces & Names: Streep says she enjoys being difficult
• Thursday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Small chances for snow stick around
• Six Chippewa bands to split $28 million federal payout
• House GOP lawmakers push plan to update No Child Left Behind
• Police: Man confesses to robbing restaurant after reading about crime in newspaper
• Video: Mild February day at Jay Cooke State Park
• Man pleads guilty in Woodland crash that killed Duluth woman, injured boy
• Minnesota politicians look to help veterans
• Former Walker aide to be arraigned on theft charge
• MORNING UPDATE: Northland residents slam radio show segment as offensive
• Company proposes new oil pipeline from North Dakota to northern Minnesota
• Wisconsin elementary school nixes valentines with religious message
• End to cancer drug shortage is unclear
• Cultural Studies Professor Reviews Message Behind Children's Literature in French Atillean Islands
• 5 New York lacrosse players charged after brawl at Minnesota restaurant
• Duluth, Iron Range courts hire referee to lighten small claims load
• Cliffs has record year, banner 4th quarter
• Superior animal lovers help avert cat-astrophe
• LSC plans to blow up mobile homes in West Duluth
• Counterfeit drugs big business worldwide
• Watch Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton's State of the State address live
• White Earth Band proposes casino to help fund Minnesota Vikings stadium
• Matters of record
• United Airlines adds 3rd round-trip Duluth-Chicago flight
• Wisconsin Senate GOP split over Gogebic Taconite legislation, offering competing bills
• Obama touts manufacturing in tour of Wisconsin plant
• Electric cigarette explodes in Florida man's mouth
• Meeting tonight on plans for Duluth's 10th Avenue East
• Public Invited To Discuss 10th Ave E Reconstruction Project
• Wednesday weather: Slight chance for snow
• Battle is on over 2.5 million acres of school trust land in northern Minnesota
• Paperwork lapse threatens to delay completion of Red Plan
• Walker changes plans, won't accompany Obama on Wisconsin visit
• Iran claims two major steps toward producing nuclear fuel
• MORNING UPDATE: Paperwork lapse threatens to delay completion of Red Plan
• Astro Bob blog: Surprise aurora lights up Northland skies
• Death toll from record-breaking cold snap in Eastern Europe passes 600
• Minnesota city buys peaceful solution to train noise; may not be feasible for other towns
• Switzerland making 'janitor' satellites to clean up space junk
• Official: Prison fire in Honduras leaves at least 300 dead
• Duluth man sentenced for decades-old abuse
• Fiber optic project to close lanes on I-35 today, Wednesday
• Pets of the week at Northland animal shelters
• Central Entrance gets low marks in online survey about transportation
• Anti-racism initiative plans events this week
• Wisconsin Senate passes homebrew-guideline bill
• Meeting set on rebuilding 10th Avenue East in Duluth
• High school football coach in Maine resigns after posting nude photo on Facebook
• Musher who visited Hermantown school in December narrowly wins Yukon Quest
• Wisconsin governor unveils new plan to speed economic growth
• Twin Cities school board ends policy blamed for bullying
• 5 states mull Honda hybrid settlement
• Bayfront Skating Rink Reopened
• Minnesota father who drowned son argues for eventual release from custody
• Walker to accompany Obama during Wisconsin visit
• Matters of record
• Discussion on Church's View of Divorce and Remarriage in 'Alienated Catholics' Series at St. Scholastica
• After 74 years, it's still a fairytale romance for Minnesota couple (with video)
• Eh? Duluth libraries are getting more visitors
• The most commonly used computer password? It's 'password'
• Stolen computer, used by St. Paul woman to communicate, is found and returned
• MORNING UPDATE: After 74 years, it still is a fairytale romance for Iron Range couple
• Colorado TV anchor gets 70 stitches after on-air dog bite
• Minnesota school district ends neutrality policy blamed for bullying
• St. Scholastica plans to offer top health care career major
• Schlienz admitted shooting, blamed it on courts (with audio)
• MORNING UPDATE: Schlienz admitted shooting, blamed it on courts (with audio)
• Duluth Central grad, Houston's music director: 'She's at peace'
• ACLU offers reward for finding voter impersonation conviction
• Minnesota House GOP pushes bills for tougher teaching standards
• Earthquake in northern California registers at 5.5
• Twin Cities school board considers bullying policy replacement
• Washington becomes 7th state to allow gay marriage
• Portion of I-35 in Duluth to close Tuesday, Wednesday
• Guy named Forrest named director of Minnesota DNR forestry division
• Biz buzz for Feb. 13, 2012
• 2 Columbine students injured in hammer attack
• Cause of Whitney Houston's death could take weeks
• Property Transactions for Feb. 13, 2012
• Bankruptcies for Feb. 13, 2012
• Duluth Transit Authority ridership surpassed 3 million in 2011
• Obama's proposed tax hikes at odds with GOP rivals
• Today's weather for Duluth and Northland: Warmer and more clouds
• Forest fire in Superior burns 10 acres
• Faces & Names: 'The Artist' dominates BAFTAs
• Hunkering down for the big jig on Pike Lake
• Areavoices blog: Cameroon hospital helps fill enormous needs
• News Tribune Attic blog: Cotton party-line operator rings for the last time
• Faces & Names: Residents strike back at Lucas' empire
• Wisconsin group presses county board to drop prayer
• Arrest made in connection with fatal Minneapolis hotel shooting
• Duluth growers win grant to study feasibility of farmer cooperative
• Superior douses forest fire
• Athens riots as buildings burn before vote
• Officials try to attract psychiatrists to Wisconsin
• Two injured in Aitkin County car crash
• U.S. sex-abuse lawsuit against Vatican dismissed
• Fund set up for family of 7-year-old killed by car
• 3 injured when chairlift falls 30 feet at southeastern Minnesota ski resort
• For Duluth Denfeld students, immigrant children, learning a 2-way street
• Special Olympics keeps going in Duluth with dedicated volunteers, athletes
• Northland artist benefits from innovative aneurysm treatment
• World War II medals awarded to Duluth-area veteran
• Faces & Names: Jolie: Nervous about Bosnian premiere
• Faces & Names: Blue Ivy gets low-key debut to the world
• Faces & Names: Wildlife shooter gives up his Canon
• Family, sheriff at odds over inmate's death (with video)
• Today's weather for Duluth and Northland: Cold start, milder finish
• 1980s shock doc still relevant today
• 18-year-old Minnesota man found dead in silo
• Whitney Houston recalled by friends as happy in days before death
• Houston remembered at pre-Grammys gala
• Tribute to Whitney Houston planned for Grammy Awards tonight
• MORNING UPDATE: Family, sheriff at odds over inmate's death (with video)
• Man rescued after ATV falls into Minnesota lake
• Two injured in Aitkin County crash
• GOP officials say Romney won Maine caucuses; results may be disputed
• Family, teachers remember murdered Powell brothers
• Wisconsin teen gets probation for fight over Facebook password
• Man shot, killed at downtown Minneapolis hotel
• 'Piggyback bandit' banned from prep sports events in Minnesota
• Best-selling author killed in car accident in Michigan
• Students disciplined after 3 fights at Duluth East High School
• More about decreasing ice cover
• Bygones for Feb. 11
• Microloan helps Iron Range couple return home
• 'Windchill law' would strengthen animal protections in Wisconsin
• Warm winter extends ferry season between Bayfield and Madeline Island
• Sex assault charges against former Two Harbors bus driver dismissed
• Saturday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Sunny and cold
• Public invited to share Duluth school district budget ideas
• Eh?: It's Art LaSage day
• Long detour set for Highway 1 near Ely
• Matters of record
• Panel OKs provisional discharge for man in Minnesota Sex Offender Program
• Duluth woman thankful for classmates' timely blood pressure reading
• St. Paul Target employee accused of shoplifting on her lunch break
• Authorities, family offer new details in crash that killed Minnesota boy waiting for school bus
• Minnesota Power plans new transmission line from Manitoba to Iron Range
• 5 killed in wrong-way crash on Louisiana interstate
• Duluth East High School students disciplined for fighting
• Charges against former Two Harbors bus driver dismissed
• Denny Hecker moved to yet another federal prison
• Chester Bowl ski race postponed, lift closed
• Conservation deal protects Koochiching County forest
• Long detour planned for Highway 1 near Ely
• Duluth Police Headquarters Grand Opening
• Dogs from Bemidji go up for adoption
• Friday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Cold start to the day
• Duluth Coast Guard team wins readiness award
• Red Cliff drummer pleads not guilty for drumming in Capitol
• Cliffs will pay fine, fix Northshore dust problem
• Bygones for Feb. 10
• Matters of record
• Minnesota man accused of encouraging dogs to attack sheriff's deputies
• Child waiting for bus struck, killed in central Minnesota; vehicle's driver also dies
• Audit: North Dakota university awarded hundreds of degrees to foreign students who didn't earn them
• Milroy plans to reintroduce "Windchill's Law" in Wisconsin legislature
• Sources: Obama revamping birth control policy
• Man who 'glitter bombed' Romney in Colorado fired from internship
• Wisconsin to use part of mortgage settlement to fill state budget gap
• Nearly 1 in 20 U.S. adults age 50 and older have artificial knees
• Minnesota family learning about, living with syndrome that leaves baby unable to blink, smile
• Nine challenge Diver for Fond du Lac leadership post
• City Council approves bond sale for Spirit Mountain projects
• After 19 years on the run, British fugitive captured in Missouri
• Senator proposes Duluth's former U.S. Steel site for Vikings stadium
• Duluth council sells bonds for new Spirit Mountain chalet
• Pentagon to open more combat to women
• More than 1 million coffee makers recalled after reports of hot liquid spraying, burning users
• Mom: Doctors expect full recovery for injured Minnesota girls hockey player
• Rogers: Ely Webcam bear's 2 cubs male, female
• Former bookkeeper sentenced for stealing $300K from Minnesota school district
• Hecker moved away from Duluth prison camp
• Matters of record
• Bygones for Feb. 9
• City of Duluth nets tourism tax windfall
• Latest Congdon Park ice rink plan has a catch: Community must raise $300,000
• Thursday weather: Cold air coming in
• Reinert to governor: Put Vikings stadium in Duluth
• Staffer for Sen. Herb Kohl to hold Superior meeting
• MnPASS toll lanes may be coming to I-35E in St. Paul
• New 'Alienated Catholics' Series at St. Scholastica Begins with Discussion on Church Politics
• St. Scholastica Theatre Stages Updated Greek Classic 'Iph' Starting Feb. 17
• Thompson Trio's Jazz, Ragtime Music at St. Scholastica's Mitchell Auditorium
• Cambiata Performance to Highlight Works of Johann Sebastian Bach
• Penn State Public Affairs Expert Speaks on Difficulties on Democracy at St. Scholastica
• Wisconsin woman, son accused of not helping dying relative
• Where is the love? According to this list, it's not in Duluth
• Un-Fair anti-racism campaign sparks dialogue in Duluth
• Eh? Winterfest medallion found in Hartley Park
• MORNING UPDATE: Un-Fair anti-racism campaign debate sparks dialogue in Duluth
• Minnesota gets waiver from No Child Left Behind education requirements
• Congressional candidate Rick Nolan wins big in Minnesota caucus poll
• Bill to allow liquor sampling in Wisconsin gains support
• Dutch disappointed after ice deemed unsafe to hold skating marathon for first time in 15 years
• Democratic state senator enters Wisconsin governor's race
• Matters of record
• Hecker headed out of Duluth?
• Superior council makes room for Kestrel
• Inmates describe ease of falling into white-collar crime
• Police arrest two after foot chase through Gary-New Duluth
• Minnesota senators aim to improve courthouse security
• Cliffs won't build Michigan nugget plant
• Duluth produce famers get federal grant
• City of Duluth Police Department News - Predatory Offender Relocation- Dale Hessler
• City of Duluth Police Department News - Two Arrested For Felony Possession of Stolen Property
• City of Duluth Police Department News - Informational Meeting on Proposed Ordinance Change/Precious Metals
• 2011-2012 United Way Campaign
• Duluth Police Department News - Duluth Police Officer Charged With Theft
• Wednesday's weather: We stay high and dry
• 31-year-old college student gets probation for hacking grades
• Cardero confirms titanium deposits north of Duluth
• Minnesota man charged with having two wives
• Arboretum seeks nominations for Top 10 plants that changed Minnesota
• University of North Dakota will resume using Fighting Sioux nickname
• Powell case: In 911 call before fatal fire, social worker feared for two boys' lives (with audio)
• Eh? Volunteers needed for robotics competition at DECC
• Temple Grandin to Speak Feb. 6 at St. Scholastica
• Community dialogue about white privilege issues raised by "Un-Fair" campaign Wednesday, Feb. 8
• Duluth health-care facility fires employee caught on camera stealing from resident
• Russian scientists reach lake hidden under Antarctic ice for 20 million years
• Open house today at new Duluth police headquarters
• Police file new search warrants in stabbing of toddler in Babbitt
• Duluth woman pleads guilty to stabbing sister in the face
• Duluth School Board rejects MacArthur demolition bids
• Wisconsin man, 75, fights off 2 teenage carjackers
• Two jailed after foot chase in Gary-New Duluth
• Charges: Minnesota man stabbed father two dozen times
• Level 3 predatory offender moving into Duluth home
• Supervalu's corporate layoffs include 200 in Minnesota
• Oregon helicopter pilot has knack for finding the lost
• Federal appeals court: California's gay marriage ban is unconstitutional
• Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For February 14, 2012
• Denny Hecker removed from general population at Duluth prison camp
• Baseball Hall-of-Famer sued over advertising for bracelets, necklaces
• Dolphin calf dies at Minnesota Zoo
• Matters of record
• High-ranking Komen exec quits after Planned Parenthood funding flap
• Duluth police officer accused of stealing from fellow officer
• Wisconsin judge gives Duluth 'career offender' 7.5 years
• Minnesota PCA says it hit permit mark 99 percent of time
• Super Bowl means super business for Duluth takeout restaurants
• Hip-hop artist M.I.A. flips bird during Super Bowl halftime show
• Santorum upbeat in campaign stop to Bemidji
• Faces & Names: Johansson, Washington get German awards
• Faces & Names: Demi Moore's emergency may limit 911 access
• Today's weather for Duluth and Northland: High pressure still dominating
• Super Bowl ads battle for championship
• Matters of record for Monday, Feb. 6
• Bygones for Feb. 6, 2012
• South Dakota man lost in fog found in Grand Rapids
• Biz buzz for Feb. 6, 2012
• U.S. levies sanctions on Iran's Central Bank
• Property Transactions for Feb. 6, 2012
• Bankruptcies for Feb. 6, 2012
• Apple, Motorola in patent struggle in Germany
• Wisconsin man allegedly punched, kicked, cut his mom
• St. Louis County eyes windfall from expanding mines
• Lawsuits seek to stop Wisconsin voter ID law
• MORNING UPDATE: St. Luke's aims to double size of Mount Royal Medical Clinic in Duluth
• GOP race turns to Minnesota, Colorado
• Santorum refuses to bow despite another loss
• Walker, Minn., man stabbed to death in Cass County
• A great day for sliding and all things Finnish at Laskiainen (with video)
• Out-of-control car leaves trail of destruction in Lincoln Park
• Racism easy to see with a little help
• Sunday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Warmth continues
• Minnesota Republicans hope to get noticed in caucus poll
• City of Duluth Police Department News - Duluth Man Arrested For Sale of Methamphetamine
• Hoarfrost makes glittery beginning to weekend across Minnesota
• Lakewalk Detoured Between 45th Ave and 51st Ave East
• Tenants homeless after fire hits East Hillside apartments
• Duluth Climate Idols report: It's easy being green
• Faces & Names: Urban makes return from vocal surgery
• Faces & Names: Bee Gee Gibb says his health has improved
• Animal scientist, autism advocate to speak at St. Scholastica
• More families use lunch program as economy takes bite from budgets
• St. Scholastica to host panel discussion about white privilege
• MORNING UPDATE: Out-of-control car leaves trail of destruction in Lincoln Park
• Dog owners say traps are killing their pets, seek changes to laws
• UPDATE: 2 teens killed, 7 others injured in single-vehicle crash in southern Wisconsin
• Fire damages apartment building on East Third Street in Duluth
• Minnesota sex offender program to discharge first patient
• What is Lyme disease?
• Disease-carrying ticks move deeper into Minnesota's Arrowhead
• Bygones for Feb. 4
• Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting Scheduled
• Human Rights Commission Meeting Minutes of December 14, 2011
• Tribal officials to be included in shaping Wisconsin iron ore mining bill
• Civil Service Board Meeting Minutes of December 6, 2011
• Duluth artist from Norway featured in documentary film
• Civil Service Board Meeting Agenda for February 7, 2012
• Rare designation as active associate secures future of Duluth's 148th Fighter Wing
• Duluth woman wants to restore forgotten grotto's glory
• Wisconsin Assembly leader carries gun on floor
• Priest led Italian Catholics for 60 years
• Saturday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Balmy weekend
• Matters of record
• Four found dead in Wisconsin home in apparent murder-suicide
• Lack of snow in Minnesota forces Toro to test snowblowers in U.P.
• Tens of thousands of Russians rally against Putin
• Syrian activists: 200 dead in government assault
• Duluth's 148th to be named active associate wing
• Duluth becoming Minnesota destination for beer tourism
• Lakewalk section in Lakeside to close for two weeks
• Minnesota Sex Offender Program to discharge first patient since it began in 1994
• Four found dead in Wisconsin home in apparent murder-suicide
• Wisconsin governor to meet with district attorney leading investigation into former aides
• Jury convicts man in Minneapolis parking ramp killing
• Wisconsin Assembly leader says he carries gun during floor sessions
• Maine girl bouncing back after 6-organ transplant operation
• Wisconsin tribes complain to feds about Gogebic Taconite mining bill
• Komen charity drops plans to cut Planned Parenthood grants
• City of Duluth Police Department News - Duluth Man Pleads Guilty To Four Business Burglaries
• Duluth Police Department News - Edward Olson Death Investigation Information
• Racism endures here, and campaign reminds us to stop it
• Duluth schools lone bright spot in grim building year
• Friday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Mild weather continues
• Lake Superior's January drop is normal
• Living Green expo at Coppertop on Saturday
• Bygones for Feb. 3
• Matters of record
• Wisconsin elementary school principal, facing drug charges, resigns
• Powerful winter storm hits Colorado; may drop 2 to 3 feet of snow
• Paul, Santorum announce weekend campaign stops in Minnesota
• Report: Minnesota House GOP leaders set to endorse Romney
• Minnesota couple charged with prostituting runaway
• U.S. unemployment rate drops to 8.3 percent after burst of hiring in January
• Superior's Eric Munson dies after fight with cancer
• Study: 1 in 10 babies in Lake Superior region are born with high levels of mercury
• Duluth man found not guilty of sexual assault
• Eh? Sword from Ashland turns up on 'Antiques Roadshow' in Oregon
• Police recover Minnesota wheelchair hockey league's stolen trailer
• Wisconsin woman charged with selling fake Facebook stock
• Man pleads guilty to producing child porn videos in Hibbing motel room
• Lake Superior drops 3 inches in January, about normal
• Fort Hood shooting trial delayed until June
• Duluth Lakewalk section to close for sewer work
• Duluth police: Drugs, cash, stolen property recovered from convicted drug dealer's home
• Donald Trump endorsing Romney's GOP presidential bid
• Minnesota dog survives after getting shot in ear; identity of shooter unknown
• Superior meeting set for seniors on Affordable Care Act
• City of Duluth Police Department News - Two Juvenile Males Arrested For Prowling Vehicles
• City of Duluth Police Department News - Duluth Man Arrested For Burglary and Criminal Damage To Property
• Romney laughs off glitter shower at Minnesota campaign visit
• Thursday weather: Warm streak hangs on
• Bygones for Feb. 2
• Human Rights Commission Agenda for February 8, 2012 Meeting
• Nominations sought for conservation awards
• Living Green expo at 'Coppertop' church in Duluth
• Video: Sunny winter afternoon at Brighton Beach
• 2 suspected Native Mob members arrested; 1 at large
• Engineers create 'self-guided' bullet
• As it goes public, Facebook surrenders its privacy
• Money managers, financial analysts offer their takes on Facebook stock
• Pennsylvania groundhog 'predicts' 6 more weeks of winter
• Thieves steal $3 million in gold nuggets from California courthouse
• Eh? Ely bear cubs doing well, still making a racket (with video)
• No charges in downtown Duluth elevator death
• Eh? Prairie dogs, porcupine will serve as surrogate groundhogs today in Duluth
• Zamboni operator arrested for allegedly driving drunk at Minnesota rink
• St. James Catholic School in West Duluth closed today
• Facebook files documents to go public
• Superior police officer accused of misconduct resigns
• No charges in Duluth elevator death
• Police seek suspect in West Duluth burglary
• Duluth School Board expels 2 students
• Zamboni driver suspended from part-time job in Apple Valley, Minn.
• Romney supports automatic hikes in minimum wage
• Former Deer River city employee accused of stealing $100,000
• Timetable slows for environmental report on PolyMet's Iron Range project
• At least 73 dead in Egypt soccer riot
• What will Facebook's ticker name be? LIKE? POKE? TMI?
• Officials: Radiation could have escaped California nuke plant
• Duluth Police Department News - Duluth Man Arrested For Burglary, Terroristic Threats And Assault
• Wednesday's weather update for Duluth and the Northland: More mild, dry days ahead
• Port Authority to improve Garfield Dock D for future development
• Romney to visit Minnesota before state's caucuses
• Bygones for Feb. 1
• Live video of Minnesota voter ID amendment at 1 p.m. today
• Duluth police arrest burglary suspect
• Romney says he's focused on woes of middle class, and 'not concerned about the very poor'
• 1 sentenced in Wisconsin marijuana-growing operation
• Jorgenson wins Gunflint Mail Run sled dog race
• Matters of record
• Man injured when 40-foot boat explodes at Washington marina
• Arctic Cat recalls 19,000 snowmobiles
• Pfizer recalls birth control pills after packaging error
• Man dies after being hit by falling tree in Pine County
• Part of Midway Road closed today
• Minor earthquake rumbles southeast Wisconsin
• Superior officer resigns after disorderly conduct charge
• House committee approves restrictions on child care union dues deductions
• Duluth Port Authority has plans for old Cargill dock
• Will Facebook deliver Wall Street surprise?
• Report: Divide Great Lakes, Mississippi River
• Federal budget deficit to dip to $1.1 trillion, CBO says
• Former Deer River employee accused of stealing nearly $100,000
• Midway Road in Hermantown closed for repairs Wednesday
• Minnesota men arrested after 100 mph chase in Washburn, Douglas counties
• Ship sinks off Turkish coast; 10 crew members missing
• Romney confident as Florida GOP voters head to the polls
• Bachmann reports campaign debt of about $90,000
• 2 Duluth teens arrested in connection with Lakeside car break-ins
• DFLers want to beat feds to health insurance changes
• Tuesday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Cloudy and chance of flurries
• Catholic dioceses pressured to release lists of abusive priests
• Public Input Sought On Sign Regulations
• Backlash slams 'Un-Fair' anti-racism campaign in Twin Ports
• Romney schedules Wednesday trip to Minnesota
• FDA approves new drug to treat common type of skin cancer
• Car slams into Connecticut house, lands on sleeping man
• Facing prison for fraud, Twin Ports woman's life comes to an abrupt end
• Authorities ID man found dead after cabin fire near Hibbing
• Shopping cart hurled from above at NYC mall injures 2 men
• Mankato TV anchor known for bumbling broadcast formally charged with DWI
• College student dies in fall from Utah ski area chairlift
• Wisconsin man gets year in jail for stealing guitar from coffin
• MORNING UPDATE: Family finds signs of hope in Duluth teen's slow recovery from auto accident
• Republican presidential candidate to visit Minnesota today
• Minnesota DFLers hoping for Republican help with health insurance exchanges
• Pentagon prepares for new military talks with Iraq
• Rochester man killed in Bayfield County snowmobile accident
• U.S. seeks release of doctor who helped get bin Laden
• Family finds signs of hope in Duluth teen's slow recovery from auto accident
• Making a fresh start for the new year, Japanese-style
• Today's weather for Duluth and Northland: Morning snow
• Duluth panel pushes for ranked-choice voting
• Matters of Record for Jan. 30, 2012
• Minnesota caucuses coming Feb. 7
• Bygones for Jan. 30, 2012
• Biz Buzz for Jan. 30, 2012
• Bankruptcies for Jan. 30, 2012
• Property Transactions for Jan. 30, 2012
• Minnesota State Patrol identifies Cass Lake man killed in crash with semi
• 80 Wisconsin soldiers still wait for service benefits
• 13 Minnesota counties, including St. Louis, pegged for enhanced DWI patrols
• 3 rescued after car falls into Wisconsin lake
• Names released of 2 people killed in Village of Superior vehicle crash
• Man found dead in cabin fire in rural St. Louis County
• 3M sees opportunity as libraries ramp up e-books
• Husky wins Beargrease Cutest Puppy Contest
• Spirit Mountain copes with warm, dry weather
• In long history, city once fought for Fond-du-Luth Casino
• Now in school's top job, Gronseth says: 'People can see me for who I am'
• Faces & Names: Kitsch swaps 'FNL' for sci-fi films
• Faces & Names: Isaak heads to rock 'n' roll roots
• Romney would rank among richest presidents
• Weather: Brief sun to shine Sunday
• Foreclosure only gets worse with time
• Girl injured when hit by pickup truck near Cotton
• Sandstone man dies in 1-vehicle crash
• MORNING UPDATE: In long history, Duluth once fought for Fond-du-Luth Casino
• Minnesota man wins $59,800 on 'Jeopardy'
• Drummer's arrest at Wisconsin State Capitol angers tribal communities
• Authorities ID two people killed in Village of Superior crash
• Thousands gather for nation's first big welcome-home parade for Iraq War vets
• Former Wisconsin camp director sentenced to 4 years for filming girls in shower
• Film portrays wolves as man-hunting monsters
• Duluth's sudden snow spawns accidents
• Saturday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Slippery in the morning
• 2 women beaten, robbed in Superior
• Midway Township supervisors oppose annexation to Proctor
• Snowfall reports
• Bygones for Jan. 28
• Duluth Police Department News - Police Alert Citizens of Recent Purse Snatchings
• Duluth Boat Sports Travel and RV Show 2012
• Superior woman faces up to 32 years in prison for her role in identity-theft ring
• Hikers come face to face with bear in den near Superior
• Floodwood man accused of assaulting teen, possessing child porn
• Princess Diana's wedding gown to go on display at Mall of America
• Minnesota wheelchair hockey league's trailer, equipment stolen
• Feds shut down Minnesota bank; state's first bank failure of 2012
• Girl injured when struck by pickup truck on Highway 53
• Jack Jablonski, family on mission to make hockey safer
• Drug shortages leave Northland patients unable to fill prescriptions
• Two dead in town of Superior crash
• St. Paul woman beat daughter in fight over homework, charges say
• Minnesota man arrested after doctor, nurse assaulted in ER
• Two killed in town of Superior accident
• Actor who played Epstein on 'Welcome Back Kotter' dies at age 60
• Driver charged for allegedly running over boy in Twin Cities airport parking ramp
• Two spans of Kentucky bridge collapse after being struck by ship
• Duluth man charged with meth crimes in Pine County
• Superior man faces federal charges for child pornography
• Burst of snow causes travel headaches
• Snowfall reports from around the Northland
• Two women report being robbed on Tower Avenue in Superior
• Italian cruise ship wreck survivors offered $14,460 apiece by vessel's operator
• Guns missing from Pine County Sheriff's Office
• Twin Ports may see up to 2 inches of snow this afternoon
• Deaf rock band to perform tonight at CSS
• Friday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Warmer and a chance of snow
• Noodles restaurant coming to Duluth
• Cook County prosecutor who was shot supports firearms legislation
• Autopsy: Schlienz died from bacterial infection
• Superior chases Magnetation
• Bygones for Jan. 27
• City of Duluth Commission on Disabilities Meeting Agenda for February 1, 2012
• City of Duluth Community Development Committee Meeting Agenda for January 31, 2012
• Police Ask For Public's Help In Identifying Four Felony Theft Suspects
• Water Main Break At Second Avenue East And Third Street (Downtown Duluth)
• Mayor Seeking Applicants For Boards and Commissions
• United Way of Greater Duluth News - January 24, 2012
• Duluth Police Department News - Death Investigation-Duluth Man Identified
• Faces & Names: Sajak: Buying drinks between selling vowels
• Faces & Names: News Tribune wins several state newspaper awards
• Duluth's homeless population continues to increase
• Authorities release 911 recording from Demi Moore medical emergency (with audio)
• Pet python causes chaos at Wisconsin book club gathering
• St. Paul police: Pest control worker interrupts violent domestic assault, gets help for victims
• Quick burst of snow expected today across the Northland
• Taco Bell introduces breakfast menu in some parts of the country
• Duluth newspaper carrier admits to burglaries
• Two muggings reported in downtown Duluth
• Soldier from Wisconsin reported killed in Afghanistan
• Babbitt, Minn., stunned after man allegedly stabs 3-year-old girl, then is shot by police
• Duluth homeless tally continues climb
• House committee says yes to arming Minnesota prosecutors
• Autopsy confirms Cook County courthouse shooter died of bacterial infection
• Magnetation weighing Superior site for potential iron pellet plant
• Minnesota police officer won't face charges in fatal crash
• Minnesota man charged with promoting prostitution of 17-year-old girl
• Thursday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Another warm one
• Red Lake woman featured in Dartmouth art display
• Cloquet man sentenced for Social Security fraud in S.D.
• Bygones for Jan. 26
• Child in stolen van found safe in Minneapolis
• At least a dozen guns went missing from Pine County Sheriff's Office from 2008-11
• Allete increases quarterly dividend on common stock
• CDC: Amputations related to diabetes have fallen dramatically in recent years
• Jerry Larson, Duluth's first K-9 police officer, dies at 68
• British lawmakers upset over Jay Leno joke
• Former leader of French breast-implant maker arrested
• Dick Tufeld, voice of 'Lost in Space" robot, dies at 85
• Jury orders Oklahoma hospital to pay $1 million to Garth Brooks
• Broken water mains twice leave Homecroft Elementary without water
• Minnesota DNR wolf plan would allow 400 to be killed
• Duluth police seek information on suspects in theft from Miller Hill Mall store (with photos)
• Man found dead in downtown Duluth building was on cleaning crew
• Parties identified in Babbitt stabbing, shooting
• Isabella man indicted in Two Harbors bank-robbery case
• Poll: Wisconsin governor has slight edge in approval rating
• Northland projects receive grant money
• Duluth Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda for January 25, 2012
• Duluth Police Department News - Duluth Squad Hit In Multi-Vehicle Crash
• Duluth Taxicab Rates Updated - January 30, 2012
• Duluth School Board moves swiftly, picks Gronseth as superintendent
• Lawyer: Accused drunk driver is remorseful, 'will do the right thing'
• Wednesday weather: Warm and pleasant
• Bygones for Jan. 25
• Fundraiser set for Woodland accident victim
• Giffords given standing ovation as she resigns House seat to focus on recovery
• Family mourns Utah boy killed by miniature toy cannon
• Virginia City Council votes to suspend police chief
• Minnesota woman with 50 dogs: 'They're my family... all I've had since my dad died'
• J.C. Penney marking down prices, getting rid of sales
• Authorities: Babbitt, Minn., police officer shoots man after child stabbed
• Facebook to start requiring users to change to 'Timeline' format
• Eh? One of the new Ely bear cubs is a screamer (with video)
• Eh? Another fun festival falls victim to 'unwinter'
• Eh? Another warning about 'grandson' money scam
• Teen arrested, accused of setting fire that destroyed house in Ironwood
• U.S. military raid in Somalia frees American, Danish hostages
• Obama focuses on economic fairness in State of the Union address
• Duluth School Board chooses Gronseth as next superintendent
• Thinking about cheating on those SATs? Think again
• Water main breaks in downtown Duluth
• Goalie skips White House event for NHL champs, cites 'out-of-control' government growth
• Hockey Day Minnesota raises $134,000 for paralyzed prep hockey player
• Dayton, senator to Vikings: Metrodome site or nothing for stadium
• Things get heated, personal in GOP Florida debate
• Duluth police squad car hit while responding to accident
• Snowfall totals from around the Northland
• Minnesota man reports theft of peppers, meat, burritos from home
• Wisconsin Assembly committee approves Gogebic Taconite bill
• Humbled Minnesota Sen. Koch won't seek re-election
• Appeals court returns same-sex marriage case to Hennepin County court
• Eh?: Celebs on cowbells
• Minnesota legislators hope for short session
• Bygones for Jan. 24, 2012
• Duluth Economic Development Authority Meeting Agenda For January 25, 2012
• Tuesday weather: Warmer air on the way
• Unanimous U.S. Senate vote moves Stillwater bridge closer to reality
• Fighting foreclosures, one home at a time: New group helps Duluth woman keep her home
• More Minnesota school districts eye switch to four-day school week
• Police: Massachusetts woman stole soda just to redeem can deposit
• Scorsese's 'Hugo' leads Oscars race with 11 nominations
• Family, pets survive house fire in Superior
• Police investigation under way at building on West Superior Street
• Former Mass. dentist pleads guilty to fraud; used pieces of paper clips in root canals
• Eh? Fake owls near Grand Marais confuse visiting birdwatcher
• New details emerge in fatal hit-and-run case involving wife of former Vikings player
• Former Walker associate has preliminary hearing in Wisconsin
• MORNING UPDATE: Visit Duluth tourism funding reinstated
• Capitol Chatter: Dayton says racino money won't come soon
• North Dakota man charged in drunk driving death of Duluth woman
• Canceled Beargrease opens door for revival of another sled-dog race
• Minnesota apellate court revives gay marriage lawsuit
• Fire destroys storage unit, spreads to homes in Virginia
• Faces & Names: 'Ghostbusters' star revisits paranormal
• Monday's weather for Duluth and Northland: A slick commute this morning
• Bygones for Jan. 23, 2012
• Duluth Historic preservation Commission Meeting Agenda For January 24, 2012
• Giffords delivers firm and touching farewell
• At least two cubs born to Ely bear on Webcam
• Faces & Names: Comedian Steve Harvey heads to principal's office
• Faces & Names: Schwarzenegger visits green Austrian town
• Sen. Rand Paul 'detained' by airport security in Tennessee
• Biz buzz for Jan. 23, 2012
• Former pro wrestler sentenced in HIV assault
• Bankruptcies for Jan. 23, 2012
• Property Transactions for Jan. 23, 2012
• Sex offender admits to killing dancer he met at nightclub
• Essar Steel Minnesota air permit open for comments
• Some of Obama's State of the Union goals not met
• Internet, phone service down at Giants Ridge, Iron Range board
• Authorities: Man facing charges in Fargo, N.D., stole $1.5 million in credit card scheme
• Meth fills hospitals with burn patients
• Minnesota courts to go paperless
• Internet companies win piracy fight
• Bachmann attends anti-abortion rally in St. Paul
• Texas drought raises stakes for Wisconsin whooping cranes
• 6 injured during shooting at 16-year-old's birthday party in California
• Marijuana-based prescription drug looks for FDA approval
• Ely bear featured on Webcam gives birth to at least 2 cubs (with videos)
• National gas prices up 3.5 cents in past 2 weeks
• Minnesota legislative session could see raft of voter amendments
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords to resign this week
• Kestrel's move to Superior setback for former Maine base
• Dry dock: Shipping season ends at Soo Locks
• Rescue workers gather in Duluth to practice response against terrorism
• Duluth event promotes hockey for all abilities
• Faces & Names: Tyler, Underwood team for 'Crossroads'
• Faces & Names: Danes wins Hasty Pudding pot
• Kestrel Aircraft deal comes with risk to taxpayers
• Sunday weather: Snow likely today and Monday
• 'Grass-roots' protests had Wiki written all over them
• Legislative timeline for Minnesota
• Boy says stranger tried to get him into truck in Cloquet
• Snow expected today in the Northland
• MORNING UPDATE: Family of teen injured in Woodland crash reports glimmer of good news
• Name released of man found dead in garage fire near Eveleth
• Duluth man convicted of impersonating lawyer files appeal
• Romney to release his tax returns on Tuesday, says it was a mistake to wait
• Family, police, wildlife rehab workers help save injured Minnesota bobcat
• Family of teen injured in Woodland crash reports glimmer of good news
• Brother's gift fulfills Wisconsin man's lifelong dream to drive a bus
• Gingrich wins South Carolina primary
• Several inches of snow possible tonight across the Northland
• Exit polls suggest Gingrich leading in South Carolina GOP primary
• Ron Paul focusing his attention on Minnesota caucuses
• Tuskegee Airman from Duluth gives thumbs up to 'Red Tails' movie
• During Grand Forks traffic stop, child allegedly tells deputy: 'Mommy smokes weed all the time'
• Parks and Recreation DECC Skating Party
• Duluth Police Department News - Motor Vehicle Accident/Fatality-Man Arrested
• Duluth American Indian Commission Meeting Agenda For January 23, 2012
• Occupy groups protest court ruling favoring corporations
• Parks and Recreation Heritage Skating Schedule
• Superior police captain accused of perjury, put on leave
• Nettleton reaches 10-year high in minority student population
• For 12th time, Duluth couple makes Cameroon care their mission
• Saturday weather: Snow on the way
• Cravaack, Klobuchar return unused expense allowance
• Teen in Woodland Avenue crash on full life support
• Superior police ask for help in stopping graffiti
• One Roof Community Housing new name of organization
• Eh?: Free dental care
• Koch speaks to media for first time since ouster as Minnesota Senate majority leader
• South Carolina voters head to polls on GOP primary day
• Italian divers find body in corridor of wrecked cruise ship
• At least 143 killed in Nigeria in attacks by radical Islamist sect
• Train hits MnDOT snowplow in southern Minnesota
• Family: Bacteria spurred rare disorder that killed accused Minnesota courthouse shooter
• Man found dead in garage fire near Eveleth
• Cloquet teen puts CPR training to the test - to save his sister
• Grief marks days after Superior teacher's death
• Duluth native named archbishop in Pittsburgh
• Frost River bag doesn't make cut in Hanks-Bullock Sept. 11 movie
• After turbulent Thursday, GOP candidates enter final full day of campaigning in S.C.
• Teen injured in serious crash near Duluth regrets getting in car with 13-year-old driver
• Cravaack gives back unused expense allowance
• Paralyzed Minnesota prep hockey player: 'This is like a calling almost'
• Minnesota's million-dollar Mobile Medical Unit wows emergency medical conference
• Wisconsin GOP wants to tweak Gogebic mining bill, give more ore taxes to local gov't
• Cruise line CEO says captain misled company, crew after ship went aground off Italy
• Tuskegee Airman from Duluth will judge portrayal of unit in new movie 'Red Tails'
• Superior Police Capt. La Lor accused of perjury, put on leave
• Groups in Duluth protest Supreme Court ruling favoring corporations
• Faces & Names: Wahlberg apologizes for 9/11 comments
• Faces & Names: New Springsteen album out March 6
• Election Bulletin Board: Clokey to challenge Huntley for House seat
• Sam Cook: Cold snap returns us to our senses
• Northland's manufacturing jobs increase in December
• Bygones for Jan. 20, 2012
• City Of Duluth Police Department News - Police Alert Citizens of Suspicious Male in Vehicle Call
• Legendary blues singer Etta James dies at 73
• Video of this morning's subzero sunrise over steaming Lake Superior
• Wisconsin inmate accused of starting fake university while in prison
• Matters of record
• Webcam showing workers processing Wisconsin recall petitions draws fans
• Man held on suspicion of drunken driving in Duluth crash that kills woman, injures grandson
• Wisconsin man dies in Gogebic County snowmobile crash
• Former Kanabec County sheriff pleads guilty to swindling $115,000 from friend
• Source: 6 U.S. Marines killed in helicopter crash in Afghanistan
• Unused sick pay, vacation payouts to retiring state workers debated at Minnesota Capitol
• Fond du Lac Band chairwoman says DECC's gambling proposal shows double standard
• Temperatures in mid-20s below zero reported in Northland this morning
• Priceline killing off Shatner's 'Negotiator' ad character
• Kodak files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
• Grand Rapids couple claim $2.61 million lottery prize
• Mysterious Edgar Allan Poe grave visitor fails to appear for third straight year
• Snow, wind wallop Pacific Northwest
• Duluth's Tuskegee Airman to attend local "Red Tails" premiere
• Duluth bag company hopes for role in Sept. 11 film
• Duluth police suspect drunken driving in crash that killed woman, injured boy (with video)
• Police respond to late-night call from Superior shelter, find puppy chewing alarm wires (with video)
• Sex poses low risk to heart patients
• Duluth man arrested in two-vehicle crash on Woodland Avenue (with video)
• Broken sprinkler floods St. Louis County Courthouse in Duluth
• Duluth's Brandon Clokey to run for Minnesota House set
• Old Country Buffet parent company files for bankruptcy; local restaurant stays open
• Bayfront skating rink, Chester Bowl chairlift closed due to frigid weather
• Deer fence stolen from Kabetogama State Forest
• One Northland death listed in tally of 'adverse events' at state medical centers
• Best Bets: 'Avenue Q' opens at the Play Ground
• Level III Predatory Offender Community Notification
• Expanded Library Hours Begin January 17, 2012
• DECC pitches Canal Park casino
• Best Bets: Liz Woodworth performs 'The Seven Habits of Highly Offensive People'
• Thursday's weather for Duluth and Northland: It's an arctic day
• Work advancing on Midway Township sewer pipe replacement
• Animal Allies encouraging cat adoption this month by lowering fee to $5
• South Range snowmobile driver cited after striking pedestrian
• 13-year-old crashes car near Duluth, with tragic results
• Perry dropping out of presidential race, will endorse Gingrich
• Police: Alcohol likely played role in death of Minnesota teen found in car
• Searchers halt operations at stricken cruise ship; captain under fire (with video)
• Old Country Buffet's parent company files for bankruptcy; Duluth restaurant to remain open
• 5 European tourists killed in Ethiopia
• Matters of Record
• 14-year-old arrested, accused of robbing Hibbing gas station
• Extreme-cold warning issued for Duluth, areas across Minnesota
• Duluth man found dead outside retirement home after night of subzero temperatures
• Autopsy: Superior shooting victim hit by two bullets
• Duluth police seek info on driver who approached girl
• Martin Zellar to play CD release show at Pizza Luce
• Minnesota mail carrier accused of stealing money from greeting cards
• Trial in Garth Brooks' lawsuit against hospital is under way
• Predatory offender meeting set in Hibbing
• Predatory offender relocates in Duluth
• Meetings set on reuse of Morgan Park Middle School
• Duluth schools' acting superintendent pledges more openness
• Hibbing robbery suspect sought
• Wednesday's weather: Bitter cold, snow on the way
• New library hours
• Eh? Real winter arrives tonight
• Eh? Sirens heard in Fond du Lac weren't a test... but weren't an emergency, either
• School Board delays vote on Congdon Park ice rink plans
• Wikipedia goes offline, Google blocks its logo to protest Internet legislation
• Democrat announces she's running for Wisconsin governor
• Wisconsin woman charged in fight over Facebook comments
• Wikipedia goes offline to protest Internet legislation
• Duluth City Council gives go-ahead to add chalet at Spirit Mountain
• Is Northland on its way to becoming major hub of aviation manufacturing?
• Real winter to arrive in Northland Wednesday night
• Skeletal remains found in Itasca County identified
• Duluth Public Library expands hours
• Former NFL lineman faced sex-abuse charges before suicide
• Family: No word on Minnesota couple missing on cruise
• Authorities: Man died in Colorado movie theater restroom, went unnoticed for days
• Duluth's snow drought continues, but 5 to 10 inches possible tomorrow in Seattle
• Dayton proposes $775 million bonding bill
• Wisconsin governor opponents to submit recall petitions
• Dayton's proposed construction package includes Lutsen water pipe
• Snowshoer, rescued after two days in Mount Rainier blizzard, says he burned money for warmth
• Bygones for Jan. 17, 2012
• Horoscopes for Jan. 17, 2012
• Police Alert Citizens of Recent Scam/Fraud Cases
• Duluth Police Department News - School Bus Accident
• Democrats have signatures, but no opponent to Walker
• Children light up Chester Bowl in remembrance of King's service
• Tuesday's weather for Duluth and the Northland
• Famed rescue eagle 'Harley' dies near Eveleth
• More lakes, rivers are among Minnesota's 'impaired'
• City details objections to Fond du Lac Band's plans to expand downtown reservation
• Hibbing gas station robbery suspect sought
• Arkansas teen, accused of fatally shooting sister, to be charged as adult
• Maurices launches model search
• Mars rocks fell in Africa last July
• Duluth Preservation Alliance seeking nominations for awards
• Man dies, 6-year-old hurt in NW Wisconsin when snowmobile hits barbed-wire fence
• Supporters of effort to recall Wisconsin governor will submit petitions today
• Death of Illinois girl heightens awareness of danger of falling TV sets
• Shooting of two deer by police in Minnesota town sparks outrage from resident
• Hibbing robbery suspects charged with additional burglaries
• Huntsman to drop out of GOP race
• Wisconsin group: Average gambling debt highest in history
• Hundreds march in Duluth to remember King
• Winning lotto ticket of nearly $3 million sold in Itasca County
• Kestrel CEO: Superior aircraft plant made possible with city, county, state help
• Wisconsin Democrats search for Walker opponent
• Faces & Names: Philbin sells Conn. house for $3M
• Faces & Names: Louis CK deals with improvising kid
• Faces & Names: FX network's big risk with Sheen
• January tourist blogs his way through Duluth
• In class or on march, kids learn of King's legacy
• One dead after Sunday morning shooting in Superior
• Shipping traffic for Monday, Jan. 16
• Wisconsin Gov. Walker at Superior airport for jobs announcement
• Bygones for Jan. 16, 2012
• Biz Buzz for Jan. 16, 2012
• Walker announces Kestrel plans for Superior plant
• Property transactions for Jan. 16, 2012
• Bankruptcies for Jan. 16, 2012
• Italian cruise liner CEO blames captain error for ship grounding (with video)
• Fire damages Solway Township home
• MORNING UPDATE: Women's clothing store to open in downtown Duluth
• Monday's weather for Duluth and Northland: Another cooldown coming
• Mourning man identifies brother as Superior shooting victim
• Man shot, killed in Superior
• Searchers look for 2 missing snowmobilers in Minnesota
• Russian space probe crashes into Pacific Ocean
• Shooting reported in Superior
• Duluth and Northland seniors: The fight against falls
• Sunday's weather for Duluth and Northland: Partial sunshine with short-lived warmup
• Honor King - and yourself - with empowerment, not victimhood
• Groundbreaking Duluth leader dies at age 99
• Cloquet funeral home wants to offer new kind of cremation
• Bio-cremation is an alternative to burial or fire-based cremation
• Tune in live online via den cam for cub's birth in Ely area
• Some Northland couples ramp up wedding spending as economy improves
• Faces & Names: Kennedy engaged, eyeing campaign
• Faces & Names: Lopez, Anthony promote new project
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, Jan. 15
• Consumed by fire: He loved the Boundary Waters, but it led to his death
• Divers find 2 more bodies on Italian cruise ship
• Wisconsin GOP focuses on 4 major bills
• Holiday closings for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Duluth fire displaces 4 college students
• MORNING UPDATE: Man loved Boundary Waters, but it led to his death
• Online cub watch is on again: Another Ely bear due to give birth soon in den with webcam
• Minnesota man dies in Wisconsin snowmobile accident
• Matters of record
• Teen fatally stabbed at Montevideo, Minn., restaurant
• Diagnosed with ALS, Minnesota state senator enters his final legislative session
• Injured solider to be honored before Sunday's Packers game
• Wisconsin man accused of killing cat with remote-control car
• Inspection: Duluth bus crash not due to mechanical problems
• South Shore snowbelt buried in powder
• Saturday's weather for Duluth and the Northland
• Hayward bar owner awarded $400,000 in suit over outdoor music
• 10 cases of whooping cough reported in Ashland County
• Holiday closings for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Eh?: Password puzzle solved
• Northland septic systems need help during snowless winter
• Bygones for Jan. 14, 2012
• Ojibwe signs installed in Bemidji schools
• Eh? Amid Plaza changes, Great Harvest sandwiches live on
• New Hampshire dogs given food laced with fish hooks, killing 1
• Upcoming TV show asks: Does Bigfoot roam northern Minnesota?
• One year later, man philosophical about dramatic rescue from Lake Superior ice floe
• Cruise ship runs aground off Italy, tips over; thousands rescued, dozens missing
• Bomb kills at least 53 pilgrims in southern Iraq
• 29 inches of new snow - and it's still falling - in one Northland town
• Wisconsin man arrested for too much cowbell
• Septic tips from the University of Minnesota
• Below-zero temps, little snow = frozen pipes and septics
• Duluth school bus crashes through yards, narrowly misses homes; driver hospitalized
• Minivan carrying family of four plunges off California ferry; all escape
• Duluth police: School bus crash due to 'medical episode'
• Reward offered in robbery of Perkins in Mountain Iron
• Group says it has enough signatures for recall election of Wisconsin Senate majority leader
• Facebook furor dooms North Dakota tourism ad; promo called 'sleazy'
• Marines name general to handle investigation of controversial video
• Man charged in 'vicious beating' of rival fan after NHL Winter Classic
• Shipping traffic for Friday, Jan. 13
• Friday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Cold morning
• City Of Duluth Police Department News - Duluth Man Charged in Taco Johns Armed Robbery
• Faces & Names: Lucci to host 'real-life soap'
• Faces & Names: Van Halen gives guitars to schools
• Faces & Names: Urban returning to stage after surgery
• Matters of record
• Wisconsin Assembly vote on Gogebic Taconite mining bill delayed
• Superior man accused of sex assault
• Number of whooping cough cases in Ashland County now up to 10
• Judge deals setback to groups trying to restore North Dakota's 'Fighting Sioux' nickname, logo
• Court orders new psychiatric review of Norwegian massacre suspect
• Beijing Apple store egged after launch of new iPhone delayed
• Attorney says new evidence will exonerate Senser's wife in hit-and-run case
• Heather Locklear taken to California hospital
• MORNING UPDATE: Pilot, daughter describe their surreal descent into ocean in Cirrus plane
• Parents of paralyzed Minnesota hockey player urge quick changes to make sport safer
• Minnesota college students, on school trip to Europe, escape hostel fire
• Reward offered in Iron Range robbery
• Duluth school bus driver injured but students unhurt in mishap
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra schedules Duluth show
• Newest Minnesota iron-mining company pays loan back early
• President Obama asks Congress to increase debt limit by $1.2 trillion
• Panel sticks to 'White Only' pool sign ruling
• Former South Dakota governor, U.S. Rep. Bill Janklow dead at 72
• Duluth man charged in Taco John's robbery, other crimes
• Parents object to construction near Woodland school
• Hibbing driver gets probation after injuring jogger
• Duluth's Plaza Shopping Center due for a facelift
• Dulth ball slasher gets stayed sentence
• Tribes oppose Wisconsin mining bill
• City of Duluth Community Development Committee Meeting Agenda for January 17, 2012
• City Of Duluth Police Department News - Police Alert Citizens of Recent Increase in Auto Thefts
• Parks and Recreation New Hours of Operation
• City of Duluth News - Public Meeting to Discuss Land Use Recommendations for College Neighborhoods
• Faces & Names: 'Designing Women' star Potts in new role
• Shipping traffic for Thusday, Jan. 12
• Duluth may cover aquarium's overdue bills
• Mr. Movies goes dark in Duluth
• Solar energy finds a home on Iron Range
• Health Notes: Learn about the chemistry of mental health
• Authorities: Akeley, Minn., man sets fire to ex-girlfriend's parents' house
• Minnesota father accused of beating son with wooden boards
• CIT Group reportedly stops backing Sears supplier loans
• 3 Iron Range legislators want to require American-made steel for projects
• Minnesota foreclosures down in 4th quarter
• Wisconsin man suspected in death of girlfriend
• Woman with fun in bra arrested
• MORNING UPDATE: Duluth may cover aquarium's overdue bills
• Iron Range solar panel plant claims rugged niche
• MORNING UPDATE: Winter to blast its way in to Duluth, Northland
• Duluth projects get state money for cleanup
• Group endorses plan to name Wisconsin Highway 13 a scenic byway
• St. Louis County commissioner joins Seaway board
• Dayton, DFL leaders say tax breaks would spur job growth
• Stadium activity increases as deadline, session near
• Pet of the Week
• Superior Forest deputy named interim chief
• Wednesday's weather for Duluth and Northland: Snow and cold return
• Eh? Hold on to your car
• Winter to blast its way in to Duluth, Northland
• Duluth Planning Commission delays decision on Central site
• Minnesota DNR rules Essar environmental review adequate
• Grant boosts Superior dock, dredging project
• Duluth Human Rights Commission Meeting Minutes for November 9, 2011
• Mayor Ness lays out plan to increase Duluth's population to 90,000
• Hibbing man sentenced in hit-and-run case
• Man accused of starting fake college from Wisconsin prison
• Minnesota Emergency Medical Assistance program ends
• Dahlberg gets seat on Duluth Seaway board
• Environmental review for Iron Range taconite project ruled adequate
• Scenic label for Wisconsin Highway 13 advances
• Warmth continues to bowl over records in Northland
• Boundary Waters rules change in Pagami fire area
• Public hearing today on future of Central campus
• More warmth, another record: Warm weather expected in Dulth before cold, snow blow in
• Big crowd expected at Wisconsin mining hearing
• Duluth Fire Department News - Lincoln Park Basement Fire
• City Of Duluth Police Department News - Swearing In Ceremony
• Duluth School Board rejects city's plan for Central campus
• Diet tips go straight to the heart
• Duluth mayor puts some fun into swearing-in ceremony
• Prosecutor mulls whether to retry Two Harbors bus driver
• Great Lakes shipping season extended by three days
• Dupre makes it back to base camp on descent off Mount McKinley
• Wisconsin DNR urges brush-pile burning in winter
• New Duluth police officers to be sworn in
• No big changes to air show safety rules expected
• Oil price rises past $102 per barrel
• New information in unsolved murder of hunter in Wisconsin
• Matters of record
• 2 plead no contest in Ponzi scheme involving former Packers linebacker
• Eh? Thief returns camera minus key pictures
• MORNING UPDATE: Warm weather expected in Duluth before cold, snow blow in
• Alden Township garage-shop damaged by fire
• Residents And Businesses In Duluth Heights/Mall Area Experiencing Low Water Pressure
• Regular Positions: Utility Accounts Receivable Specialist
• Commission on Disabilities Meeting Minutes of January 04, 2012
• Duluth mayor, city councilors to be sworn in today
• Monday's weather for Duluth and Northland: More high temperatures
• Northern Minnesota campuses create alliance
• Alaska town tries to dig out of snow
• Wisconsin man with strange name back in jail
• Wisconsin DNR: Mining bill could cost agency millions
• Driver survives as car plunges down Wisconsin bluff
• Rescuers search Fox River in Wisconsin for possible victim
• Retiring Wisconsin Sen. Herb Kohl endorses candidate
• MORNING UPDATE: Blockbuster to close stores in Duluth, Twin Cities
• Edgewater water park to be closed Monday through Thursday for repairs
• Record high temperatures possible again Monday and Tuesday
• UPDATE: Arrest made in shooting outside Wisconsin Walmart
• Wisconsin DNR: Gogebic Taconite mining bill could cost agency millions
• Bus crash on icy Montana interstate kills at least 2, injures dozens
• There may be no snow here - but one Alaska town has seen 18 feet of it so far this winter
• Guardsman from Eveleth awarded second Purple Heart (with video)
• Ashland firefighters train on rescue wind sled
• UMD faculty member turns 'blood money' into peace fund
• Duluth's million-dollar lottery winner deserving, friends say
• Cast lives the life of dancers for 'A Chorus Line'
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, Jan. 8
• Grand Marais adventurer calls off attempt to reach Mount McKinley summit
• Smoke inhalation probable cause of woman's death in house fire near Canyon, officials say
• Resolution offers murder victim's family little solace
• Faces & Names: Loretta Lynn postpones 2 shows
• Faces & Names: Drew Barrymore engaged again
• Family of 5 escapes house fire in Duluth's Lincoln Park neighborhood
• Deadly disease devastating Northern Plains deer populations
• Medal of Honor recipient from Duluth buried with military honors (with video)
• Another Twin Cities prep hockey player injured after check from behind
• Wisconsin hunter fired upon, but search for gunman comes up empty
• Giffords, Tucson mark one year since deadly rampage
• Medal of Honor recipient Colalillo buried with military honors (with video)
• Search for gunman under way after southern Wisconsin hunter says he was fired upon
• Wisconsin man pleads guilty to killing parents in fight over $5
• Programs to Celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Duluth Hall of Fame inductee Patrick Plys leaves legacy of giving
• Minnesota DNR proposes fall wolf hunt
• Former Two Harbors bus driver has court hearing on Monday
• Antlers shot off to free tangled-up deer - twice
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, Jan. 7
• Saturday's weather: Cold front coming through
• High winds keep Grand Marais adventurer from progressing on Mount McKinley climb
• Highlights of I.V. Foster's time in Duluth
• Leech Lake school immerses students by teaching Ojibwe
• Eh?: Another day, another record temperature
• Tipped semi spills 5,000 gallons of hot oil tar on Minnesota highway
• Police say man was dragged by car outside West St. Paul bar after trying to stop friend from driving drunk
• GOP rivals looking to throw Romney off stride in pair of New Hampshire debates
• Hot air balloon hits power lines in New Zealand, catches fire; 11 dead
• NBC planning show for Betty White's 90th birthday later this month
• Matters of record
• Duluth woman wipes out on ABC game show 'Wipeout'
• Minnesota DNR plans roadside checks to stop invasive species
• Flags to be flown at half-staff today in Minnesota for WWII hero Colalillo and slain police officer
• Woman found dead at house fire near Canyon
• Duluth schools superintendent resigns
• Foster resigns as Duluth schools superintendent
• UPDATE: Brawl erupts over illegal check at Minnesota prep hockey game
• Trial not likely this year for man charged in Tucson shooting rampage
• Minnesota DNR proposes wolf hunting, trapping seasons this year
• Dayton orders flags at half-staff to honor Colalillo, slain officer
• Music file-sharing case back in federal court in Minnesota
• Klobuchar pushes bill to protect seniors at Duluth roundtable
• Minnesota vows to get tough on invasive species
• U.S. Navy rescues Iranian fishing boat from pirates
• Regular Positions : Seasonal Groundskeeper
• City of Duluth News - Mayor and Councilors To Take Oath Of Office
• Human Rights Commission Agenda for January 11, 2012
• High-temperature records fall as winter fails to show in the Northland
• Kids need wonders seen only outdoors
• Ness threatens to halt gambling at Fond-du-Luth (with videos)
• Friday weather: Warm for a few more days
• Duluth man wins $1.2 million lottery jackpot
• 5-year-old's complaint ends in dad's arrest for DWI in St. Paul
• Last call for 2012 News Tribune historical photo calendars
• Hibbing student expelled for drugs
• Pittsburgh Steelers assistant coach suffers serious burns in house fire
• MORNING UPDATE: Northland students show support for paralyzed prep hockey player
• Another day, another record high temperature set at Duluth
• Duluth woman gets 90 days for Wisconsin robberies
• National unemployment rate falls to lowest level since February 2009
• Twin Cities bridal shop owner apologizes for destroying thousands of dollars in gowns
• Pennsylvania grandma acquitted of growing pot, says she was duped by stranger's seeds
• Date mix-up sinks Minnesota township's centennial celebration plans
• Doctors say paralyzed Minnesota prep hockey player probably won't walk again
• Northland students show support for paralyzed prep hockey player
• Some Duluth areas experiencing low water pressure
• Grand Marais adventurer Dupre wind bound on Mount McKinley
• Dog found alive four days after Montana avalanche
• Eh? National Enquirer coming to Duluth
• Racing legend Al Unser Jr. faces more severe DWI case
• Record temps all around
• Matters of record
• Ness: One option is to halt gaming at Fond-du-Luth (with video)
• Wis. GOP will hold mining hearing in Hurley
• Charter Commission Agenda for January 11, 2012 Meeting
• Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For January 10, 2012
• Superior High School opens fitness room
• Eh? Putting the 'polite back into politics
• As GOP race's pace quickens, Romney's on top - and the target
• Chippewa Tribe backs UMD Indian resource center
• Duluth outbreak linked to ill food-service employee
• Community Input Needed On Design Of Trail And Park Directional Marker System
• Duluth students put poetry front and center
• 8th District DFL congressional field narrows with Fanning out
• Minnesota traffic deaths may be lowest in 66 years
• Forum Communications to start news service for Upper Midwest
• Area Pamidas to become Shopkos
• Faces & Names: Mark Rubin wins county arts award
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, Jan. 5
• Judicial panel hears arguments on new congressional districts
• Twin Cities judge refusing to hear cases in courtrooms he deems unsafe
• No injuries, no danger to public reported after chemical leak at Minnesota nuclear power plant
• Video of this morning's sunrise over Lake Superior
• Wisconsin Democrats cancel Ashland mining hearing
• 5,000 Titanic items to be auctioned in April, a century after disaster
• One officer killed, 5 other drug task force members wounded in Utah shootout
• With presidential bid over, what's next for Michele Bachmann?
• Man arrested after taking car from Wisconsin dealership on really long 'test drive'
• Northland couple's big baby was close to Minnesota record
• Parents say injured Minnesota prep hockey player unlikely to walk again
• Support pours in for paralyzed Minnesota prep hockey player
• Two days of climbing remain for Minnesotan to reach Mount McKinley's summit
• Fire destroys pickup, garage in Lakeside
• Iowa caucuses: Bachmann tells supporters she's staying in race
• Iowa caucuses: Romney ekes out eight-vote victory over Santorum
• Crews dig up part of Glenwood Street to replace failing water main
• Forum Communications to start Upper Midwest news service
• DFL congressional field narrows with Fanning out
• Man sentenced for ex-wife's kidnapping, tells judge he has hired assassin
• Minnesota highway deaths lowest since '44, early numbers show
• Eh? Your input sought on trail and park signs
• More U.S. women having twins; rate at 1 in 30 babies
• Obama bucks GOP opposition, names nation's top consumer watchdog
• Police kill armed eighth-grader in Texas school
• City of Duluth Fire Department News - Structure Fire
• KBJR's A.M. meteorologist leaving for East Coast
• Duluth police tout efficiency of new facility
• Duluth superintendent still without a license
• Wednesday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Partly cloudy and warmer
• Keith Nelson elected chair of St. Louis County Board
• Twin Ports researchers get five-year contract to study Great Lakes environmental issues
• Eh? Many rode in the new year
• Lake Superior had usual December drop
• Obama signs Cravaack's bill streamlining airport checks for military
• Delta, Lufthansa to hike air fares for travel to Europe
• Wisconsin cheesemaker recalls 'Grumpy Goat Shreds'
• Bachmann ends bid for GOP presidential nomination
• After fatal shooting, Mount Rainier National Park to reopen Saturday
• Investigators: Heating lamp being used to keep puppies warm caused Minnesota house fire
• Lake Superior had usual December drop
• Wednesday's weather for Duluth and Northland: Heatwave headed our way?
• Senate leader picks Ingebrigtsen, Ortman for leadership team
• ME Elecmetal announces another major expansion of Gary-New Duluth foundry
• Nelson elected chairman of St. Louis County Board
• Whatever happened to ... ?: Viking ship still wrapped, but plans under way for move
• Minnesota taconite operations close to capacity in 2011
• Bygones for Jan. 3, 2012
• City Of Duluth Police Department News - Aggravated Armed Robbery
• Jewell moves on from leading Duluth-based Men As Peacemakers
• Wisconsin Democratic leader says Walker recall on track, but won't say how many signatures they have
• Thousands of dollars in wedding dresses destroyed after Twin Cities shop closes
• Dupre suffers minor frostbite on fingers while moving supplies on Mount McKinley
• Woman sues Honda, says her hybrid car never delivered promised miles per gallon
• With suspect in custody, Los Angeles police seek motive in arson spree
• Hours from voting, many Iowa caucus-goers still undecided
• MORNING UPDATE: Minnesota DNR seeks to expand campground at Split Rock Lighthouse State Park
• Mount Rainier NP remains closed after suspected gunman found dead
• Pets of the Week for Jan. 3
• Analysis: Amid Iowa GOP caucus hubbub, something's missing: George W. Bush
• San Diego naval hospital testing unusual PTSD treatment
• Paralyzed Minnesota prep hockey player to undergo surgery
• Four firefighters hurt while battling St. Paul house fire
• December kept warm streak alive in the Northland
• Man arrested in connection with Los Angeles arson spree
• Mount Rainier gunman's body may have been found
• Minnesota high school hockey player paralyzed during game
• City Of Duluth Police Department News - Armed Robbery
• Civil Service Board Meeting Agenda for January 3, 2012
• Civil Service Board Meeting Minutes of December 6, 2011
• City Of Duluth Police Department News - Female Armed Robbery Suspect Arrested
• Cleanup set to remove St. Louis River debris
• Virginia police chief says tensions high after return to work
• What's That Business?: Italian Village in West Duluth changes owners, name
• After being found in Mexico, Virginia woman enjoys time with family
• Monday's weather for Duluth and Northland: Snow along South Shore
• Grand Mariais adventurer reaches 14,200 feet on Alaska's Mount McKinley
• Iran says it made nuclear fuel rod: Country also reports test-firing missile
• Two families homeless after fires in Duluth, Sawyer
• Symphony review: Peking Acrobats bring well-balanced finale to 2011 for DSSO
• Scientists develop drought-tolerant alfalfa
• 2012 Think-Off question: Is humankind good or evil?
• MORNING UPDATE: Virginia police chief says tensions high after return to work
• New Year's holiday closings
• Shooter at large after death of ranger at Mount Ranier National Park in Washington
• Dupre reaches 14,200 feet on Mount McKinley
• Two families homeless after fires in Duluth, Sawyer
• Minnesota man dies after bike collides with snowplow
• UPDATE: Snowfall reports from around the Northland
• 3 Northland railroads now 1
• Twins born in different years in Minneapolis hospital
• Wisconsin firm recalls cheese over possible health risk
• Suspect in custody after morning crash kills 2 in Milwaukee
• Powerball rolls dice with $2 tickets
• Undecided voters hold power for GOP presidential hopefuls
• Wisconsin DNR: Watch out for open water up north
• Dupre reaches 12,800 feet on Mount McKinley
• Duluth woman accused of armed robbery of Woodland Avenue gas station
• Winter storm warnings, advisories issued for much of the Northland
• Father, son on ATV go through ice on lake in western Minnesota
• Divers find body of Wisconsin man who fell from bridge while helping crash victim
• Minnesota man charged with choking police officer
• Minnesota Republicans elect Shortridge as new party chairman
• Storm system to bring snow to the Northland this weekend
• Holiday Closings
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, Dec. 31
• Mike Colalillo, a World War II hero and Duluth institution, dead at 86
• Want a safe way to hit the town? Hop aboard
• Weather: Cloudy Saturday with light snow later
• Whatever happened to ... ?: Spider from Walmart banana bunch generated awareness
• Eh?: Government visits
• Name of victim in Interstate 35 crash released
• Great Lakes shipping companies plan to invest $75 million this winter
• Duluth Heights gas station robbed at gunpoint this morning
• Woman injured in truck-pedestrian collision in Hibbing
• Esko man killed in Carlton County crash
• Monkey named Banana Sam stolen from San Francisco Zoo
• Minnesota man accused of shooting domesticated 21-point buck in pen, claiming he killed it in the wild
• Vikings cornerback Sapp cited for assault
• Molotov cocktail-like devices found at West Duluth coffee stand
• Wounded Minnesota police officer dies 11 days after shooting in Lake City
• More than $120,000 in restitution ordered to be paid in Carlton gas station burglary case
• Duluth woman charged in Milk House robbery
• Funeral scheduled for Cook County shooting suspect
• Whatever happened to...?: Soudan mine damaged by fire
• After Frozen Four heroics, former Bulldog Kyle Schmidt now playing in Europe
• Friday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Mild and mostly cloudy
• Dupre reaches 11,200 feet on Mt. McKinley
• Kmart: Where the stores are
• Minnesota memories: Down the Mississippi
• Attention, Kmart shoppers, the store is closing
• Former Cirrus leader eyes Superior for new endeavor
• Medal of Honor recipient Mike Colalillo dies
• Two doctors, accused of performing late-term abortions, charged with murder in Maryland
• North Korea vows no softening under its new leader
• Samoa skips Friday in leap across international date line
• Pennsylvania sinkhole may force officials to move graves
• Hundreds of thousands of Syrians protest government
• Superior man gets 10 years for ninth drunken-driving offense
• Runaway cat captured after 3 months at Twin Cities freeway interchange
• Twin Cities jazz singer who regularly performed in Duluth dies
• Authorities ID victim of Thursday's I-35 crash near Esko
• Longtime Duluth newsman Dick Anthony dies
• Wisconsin man to make Polar Bear jump into icy lake for 60th - and last - time
• Verizon Wireless to charge $2 fee for some types of bill payments
• Grand Marais adventurer now up to 11,200 feet on Mount McKinley
• Authorities looking for man who allegedly groped girl at Twin Cities-area Walmart
• Duluth Kmart near Miller Hill Mall on store closing list
• One killed in crash on Interstate 35 near Esko
• St. Paul boy, 11, accused of stabbing father after alleged abuse
• Man dies in Grand Portage house fire
• Police: Boston bank robbery suspect found while handing out dollar bills to kids
• Bygones for Dec. 29, 2011
• Horoscopes for December 29, 2011
• Commission on Disabilities Meeting Agenda for January 4, 2012
• Finland man charged in Two Harbors bank robbery
• Whatever happened to...? Recipient of ex-girlfriend's kidney
• Is time running out on Northland's winter?
• Sheriff revises timeline on inmate's request for help
• Thursday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Chance of snow
• Douglas County Board plans for some internal trimming
• Season's snow total almost 2 feet below normal
• Schlienz may have died from rare, aggressive ailment
• UPDATED: Snowfall reports from around the Northland
• Popular Packers jerseys may soon be hard to find
• Suspect arrested in hit-and-run that critically hurt Milwaukee police officer
• More than $200K in synthetic drugs seized in western Wisconsin
• Church built of ice and snow opens in Germany (with photos, video)
• Bachmann's Iowa campaign chairman resigns, now backing Ron Paul
• Video of firefighters rescuing dog from icy North Dakota river
• St. Louis County sheriff changes timeline on inmate's death
• St. Scholastica's Jordan 'Jordy' Klimek adds spark to Saints lineup
• U.S. police fatalities up in 2011
• City of Duluth Police Department News - Police ask for Public's Help in Identifying Bank Fraud Suspect
• Minnesota Senate Republicans pick Senjem as new majority leader
• New restaurant offers taste of Duluth's rich past (with video)
• Red Cliff's national park is a tribal first in U.S.
• Camera fished from Brule River makes its way back to owner
• Whatever happened to...? Dr. Stefan Konasiewicz
• 'Freeze-dried' fuels spur fire danger alert from Minnesota DNR
• Dupre makes little progress Tuesday in McKinley climb
• Icebreakers have slow season so far on Great Lakes
• Fond du Lac band buying WKLK radio in Cloquet
• Woman, son rescued after Facebook post
• Wisconsin Gov. Walker wants to lift cap on Family Care programs
• Wisconsin man cited for allegedly tearing Walker recall signs
• Wisconsin changing the way it issues driver's licenses, photo IDs
• Iran again warns of closing strategic Strait of Hormuz oil transport route
• Several inches of snow possible tonight across the Northland
• Investigation begins after fire destroys century-old mill in central Minnesota
• Eh? Duluth, Minn., more popular than Duluth, Ga. (at least in this online contest)
• Eh? Christmas gift fell off car on London Road; Bill Gates (of Duluth) is searching for owner
• North Korea holds elaborate funeral for late leader Kim Jong Il
• Cook County shooting suspect requested medical care more than a day before dying
• Stray bullet hits toddler in head in Minneapolis
• Nine arrested after melee at Mall of America
• Man dies after snowmobile falls in NW Wisconsin river
• Wisconsin baby dies after sleeping in bed with 3 kids
• Connecticut fire that killed 5 on Christmas morning caused by old fireplace embers
• Patients, providers affected by state Medicaid cuts
• Bygones for Dec. 27, 2011
• Grand Marais adventurer continues Mount McKinley climb
• Wednesday's weather for Duluth and Northland: Chance of snow at night
• Minnesota Senate Republicans selecting new majority leader
• U.S. military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,737
• Democratic U.S. Sen. Ben Nelson announces retirement
• Memories of a great winter
• Army medic from Wisconsin killed in Afghanistan
• Suspect arrested in Christmas Eve bank robbery in Two Harbors
• Minnesota Memories: Diving and jumping: athletics, Duluth-style
• Duluth sets record for warm December day
• Eh?
• Duluth Parks And Recreation Offers Holiday Break Skating At The Heritage Sports Center
• Bentleyville closes with a bang
• Tuesday's weather: Cold and windy
• Plug pulled on 2012 Miss North Shore pageant
• Amid high-profile reports of sex abuse cases, victims gain courage to speak
• Men rescued from Crow Wing County lake after ATV plunges through ice
• Cook County Courthouse shooting suspect dies at Duluth hospital
• Wisconsin Democrats set up own public hearing on Gogebic Taconite mining bill
• Missing Indiana girl found dead, babysitter faces charges
• 100 to 120 Kmart, Sears stores to close; which ones not yet determined
• Minnesota woman who had faced arrest in Isle Royale littering case agrees to pay $325
• Duluth cartoonist and author seeks to entertain
• Online schools have flaws
• Union Gospel Mission gets a Jewish Christmas gift
• DNA didn't match, charges dropped, but rape case haunts Superior youth
• Faces & Names: Royal grandkids visit Prince Philip in hospital
• Shipping traffic for Monday, Dec. 26
• Weather: Sun should be more prevalent Monday
• Duluth bankruptcies for Dec. 26, 2011
• Matters of record for Dec. 26, 2011
• Bygones for Dec. 26, 2011
• Duluth property transactions for Dec. 26, 2011
• Everyone benefits from Duluth At Work project
• Betty's Pies branch to close; Two Harbors still going strong
• Dozens killed in terrorist attacks in Nigeria; Afghanistan also hit
• Business Buzz for Dec. 26, 2011
• Former Duluth Police dog 'Timber' dies
• MORNING UPDATE: Betty's Pies branch to close; Two Harbors still going strong
• One anonymous, generous Twin Cities donor inspires another
• Christmas attacks by radical Muslim sect in Nigeria kill at least 39
• Christmas morning fire kills 5 in Connecticut
• Northland rock considered for nuclear waste storage
• The Christmas Bird Count
• Minnesota memories: Uncle John drops in for Christmas
• Duluthians remember people who died homeless in 2011
• Young Moose Lake cancer patient gets back on her feet
• Faces & Names: Mel Gibson, wife divorce finalized
• Faces & Names: Gere to receive Eastman Award
• Faces & Names: De Niro, wife welcome baby girl
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, Dec. 25
• Robber hits bank branch in Two Harbors
• Weather: Morning snow should give way to afternoon sunshine
• Santa stalled by eggnog?
• Three escape SUV before train crash
• About this series
• Wounded Marine inspires AP photographer's search
• Cancer patient, 6, from Duluth, gets precious gift from baby sister
• Santa skydives down to Superior
• Bank robbery reported in Two Harbors
• Four cases of whooping cough reported in Ashland
• Matters of record
• Three escape SUV before it's hit by train in Northwestern Wisconsin
• Watermain Repairs Impact Water Service In Piedmont Heights
• Predatory Offender Address Change-Eric Dahlberg
• A white Christmas after all
• Saturday's weather: Clear sky likely for Christmas Eve
• Eh?
• Family struggles with gay marriage debate
• Minnesota Memories: For a time, I was an orphan
• Cass Lake man, allegedly infatuated with woman, charged with trying to kill her husband
• Christmas traditions, baked up fresh
• Judge, public defender picked in Cook County courthouse shooting case
• GOP: Gingrich, Perry will not be on Virginia ballot
• Fired Minnesota Senate GOP staffer Brodkorb hires attorney
• Boy, hit by car at MSP airport on way to greet soldier dad, released from hospital
• Britain's Prince Philip recovering from heart operation
• Holiday closings: What's open, what's not
• Inch or two of snow possible this morning; more on North Shore
• Minnesota man charged with threatening, choking son's hockey coach
• Animal Allies to operate Superior shelter
• Duluth woman who hid drugs in underwear gets jail time
• No injuries in Hermantown bus crash
• Cook County shooting victims out of hospital
• Robber uses pepper spray on Minnesota motel clerk, apologizes
• Superior hazmat team faces downgrade
• Updated at 5 p.m.: Snowfall reports from around the Northland
• Seattle girl attaches note to Santa to balloon; family 700 miles away finds it, answers
• Santa Vs Jesus
• Wisconsin governor releases details about $123 million in additional budget cuts
• After nearly being taken off life support, Arizona coma patient now speaking, walking
• Red Lake Nation Urban Office celebrates Christmas at the Clyde
• $172,000 violin left on Philly-bound bus is recovered
• Everything you wanted to know: the Budgeteer interviews Santa Claus at Duluth's Miller Hill Mall
• Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra enters the New Year with a Chinese flourish
• Holy Family Church's 'Cosmic family' tells the story in Duluth's Lincoln Park
• More retailers pull formula from shelves after Missouri infant's death
• Matters of record
• Ugly, gaudy Christmas sweaters all the rage this season
• Across the nation, 'tis the season... for shoplifting
• San Francisco firefighters scramble to replace toys lost in massive fire
• Local police create strategic plan for the new year
• Parks and Recreation Offers Holiday Break Skating at the Heritage Sports Center and Bayfront
• Friday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Chance of snow
• Groups frustrated by lack of access to Duluth schools superintendent
• Biden, Romney trade barbs on economic policy; GOP candidate says Obama living in 'fantasyland'
• Grand Marais adventurer begins winter ascent of Mount McKinley
• NPR's 'Wait Wait ... Don't Tell Me' debuts on TV tonight
• Mankato news anchor whose bumbling broadcast drew national attention arrested for DWI
• Two Sault Ste. Marie companies to dismantle old Great Lakes ferry
• Grand Forks man accused of stealing own drug test samples, kits from county office
• Highway pedestrian suicides in Twin Cities leave drivers struggling with aftermath
• Winter solstice passes: It's all uphill from here
• Coast Guard begins Great Lakes icebreaking operations
• December 2011 Mayor's Night Scheduled
• Challenge City Council to support needed reform
• Minnesota Memories, Part 4: Living the Ojibwe way with Grandma Baker
• With business bustling, Duluth furniture maker says it has no time to build new plant
• Fond du Lac Band appeals order to share casino revenue
• Duluth program mixes class and court
• Thursday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Welcome, winter!
• Congress approves $300 million for Great Lakes cleanup
• Bygones for Dec. 22, 2011
• 2011 St. Scholastica Athletics Hall of Fame Induction Dinner
• Home Q&A: Repair or replace a recurring question in tough times
• More than a dozen rescued from ice on Mille Lacs Lake
• Wal-Mart pulls infant formula after baby dies in Missouri
• Minnesota couple accused of stealing $7K in Target merchandise with phony travelers checks
• Wave of bombings across Baghdad kills at least 60
• Duluth clothing store employs human mannequin for the holidays
• Duluth school superintendent has been working without required license
• Candle to blame for Superior house fire
• Minnesota Senate leader apologizes for affair
• Take time to clean up Facebook Timeline
• Matters of record
• One victim in Cook County Courthouse shooting released from hospital
• Pedestrian dies after being hit by pickup truck in Ironwood
• 'Warmer By The Lake' Celebration
• Duluth Announcement For Parking Commission Applications
• Editorial cartoon
• Duluth Parks And Recreation's Chester Bowl Ski Hill Open For The Season
• Brian delivers his 2011 preview at the end of 2011
• Fond du Lac Band wants to add Carter Hotel to reservation
• Former Duluth hockey star turned coach
• New snow tubing park at Spirit Mountain opens Thursday (with video)
• Weather delays Grand Marais adventurer's Mount McKinley climb
• Preaching allowed at Duluth's Bentleyville, federal judge rules
• Wednesday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Chance of freezing rain, snow
• Former union official at Duluth News Tribune accused of stealing
• Duluth school district taxes to rise 4.9 percent in 2012
• Eh?: You're invited to Christmas dinner
• Duluth's unemployment rate falls to 5.5 percent
• 8 U.S. soldiers charged in fellow soldier's death
• UPDATE: One killed, one injured in ATV crash in Crow Wing County
• Ice fisherman drowns in northeastern Wisconsin
• Gray wolves being taken off federal endangered species list in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan
• Another person arrested for spitting on worker collecting Walker recall signatures
• Ultimate fighting star Lesnar resolves Canadian hunting charges
• Duluth contractor accused of setting fire to clients' duplex
• Minnesota vet's complaint sparks Better Business Bureau warning about possible scam
• Grand Marais shooting victim released from hospital
• St. Louis County Board votes to supports copper mining
• Eh?: Insurance company says we should feel relatively secure
• House GOP moving to reject stopgap payroll tax-cut extension
• Two accused of spitting on Wisconsin governor recall supporters
• Deadly snowstorm halts travel across southern Great Plains
• Minnesota ambulance driver drugged, assaulted girl
• Faces & Names: Cloquet native Jessica Lange, Sam Shepard split after nearly 30 years
• Duluth superintendent lacks license for Minnesota work
• Duluth school superintendent placed on leave amid investigation
• Body of man suspected of shooting Minnesota police officer found after all-day standoff
• Preaching allowed at Duluth's Bentleyville, federal judge rules
• Duluth jobless rate drops amid mixed news
• Bayfield man killed in accident; woman injured while trying to help
• What goes into your gift?
• Duluth Police Department News - Duluth Man Arrested For 1st Degree Arson
• Hannukkah's call to service
• Some men opt to track, not treat, early prostate cancer
• Anonymous donor gives $100 bills to Salvation Army in Twin Cities
• University and Minnesota cautions surgeon over disclosures
• Report: Wisconsin Supreme Court justice questioned on votes
• Audit of Wisconsin Medicaid program raises concerns
• After north woods 'rodeo,' MInnesota conservation officer aids ailing black bear
• Matters of record
• Body of Kim Jong Il on display as North Korea enters mourning period (video)
• Eh? Iron River woman says thanks for life-saving help
• 1,500 pounds of donations stolen from Minneapolis food shelf
• Old mine pits could store energy on Iron Range
• Last saltie of the season departs Duluth; total visits down for year
• MORNING UPDATE: Duluth city councilors push for vote on gay marriage issue
• Water main breaks in Piedmont Heights force shutoff
• Tuesday's weather for Duluth and Northland: Partly cloudy
• Twin Cities man accused of punching son after basketball game faces more charges
• Labor unions sever ties with Occupy Duluth
• Courthouse shooting suspect charged in St. Louis County
• Faces & Names: Michael Jackson house contents bring $1M
• Shipping traffic for Monday, Dec. 19
• Capitol chatter: Jaws drop as Koch announces resignation
• Monday's weather for Duluth and Northland: Sun should shine for most
• Duluth city councilors push for vote on gay marriage issue
• Faces & Names: Piers Morgan faces questions over past
• Bygones for Dec. 19, 2011
• Matters of record for Dec. 19, 2011
• Minnesota Memories: A move to Duluth: Boys, bumps and blood
• London Road closed after water mains break
• North Korea's Kim Jong Il dead
• Wisconsin police chase ends in driver's death
• Biz Buzz for Dec. 19, 2011
• 2 teens arrested at Hibbing High School face drug charges
• Property Transactions for Dec. 19, 2011
• Bankruptcies for Dec. 19, 2011
• Patrol: Drunken driver caused fatal crash in St. Paul
• Minnesota teen, go-cart fall through lake ice
• Wisconsin governor to headline national conservative conference
• Opponents say Minnesota wind farm will destroy eagle habitat
• Parking entitlement couterproductive
• Larry Weber answers questions about seed in birdfeeders and the identity of waterfowl
• Rose hips still present on December days
• Minnesota town cuts police protection
• Boy, on way to meet dad returning from Iraq, hit by car at Twin Cities airport
• Private equity firm says it is the buyer of Bellisio Foods
• Ultimate fighting star Lesnar faces hunting charges
• Eh? No luck in search for owner of found cash
• UPDATE: Neighbor says she saw mom shoot child at Illinois home where 5 were found dead
• DNR: Check ice before going out
• Parks And Recreation DECC Skating Party
• Architect mixes the cure for cabin fever at Fitger's
• Resignation of Senate leader followed 'improper relationship' complaints
• Adeline Inc. moves, continues to offer natural styling services
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, Dec. 17
• Northland courthouses have fewer security features than others in Minnesota
• Last-minute holiday organizing tips
• Saturday's weather for Duluth and Northland: Chance of flurries
• Beaver Bay: A little town with a historic treasure
• Eh?: Paper forces parents to make sandwich
• Board on Aging published Health Care Choices for seniors
• Duluth's Lakeview Christian Academy wants Central High School site
• The story behind how one local river got its name
• Bygones for Dec. 17, 2011
• St. Louis County Heritage and Arts Center tells why "It's Better when we're Together"
• City of Duluth says free speech rights don't apply at holiday lights display
• Senate OKs $1 trillion budget bill, payroll tax cut
• Matters of record
• Washburn County deputy sheriff dies in off-duty accident
• Predatory offender registers as homeless in Duluth
• Associated Bank plans to close 21 branches
• Two brothers hospitalized after falling from SE Minnesota bridge
• Wisconsin man gets life in prison for killing parents
• Quick actions likely saved lives in Cook County Courthouse shootings (with video)
• Defendant's attorney recounts courthouse shootings
• 3 shot in Cook County courthouse in Grand Marais
• Vandals hit Brule River canoe landing
• League of Women Voters gathers for a holiday social
• Port of Duluth Kiwanis Club spreads the spirit of the season
• Faces & Names: Ferrell tapped by Mardi Gras krewe
• Faces & Names: Kirstie Alley's Kansas home vandalized
• Faces & Names: Superior singer Swanson at White House
• Shipping traffic for Friday, Dec. 16
• Duluth car thief faces five years after plea
• Repairs get icebreaker under way
• Super One, Superior and Habitat team up to provide family home
• Bentleyville preaching still is on hold
• Former Hibbing woman gets prison sentence for stealing from employer
• Friday's weather for Duluth and Northland: Chance of flurries
• It's time to reach for the light
• If you go
• Bygones for Duluth 16, 2011
• City of Duluth News - Employment Opportunities for Police Officer Position
• After Hours Plus! holiday party is top-floor event
• Duluth man on trial for sexual assault picks himself as lawyer
• Minnesota Senate leader Koch steps down
• Minnesota unemployment rate dips again to 5.9 percent
• Wisconsin governor, GOP file recall lawsuit
• Minnesota woman sentenced for punching 8-year-old daughter
• Cirrus plane crashes in Phoenix; 1 dead, 1 injured
• Wisconsin mom wants answers after newborns switched for three hours
• Contaminated water dumped into Chester Creek from Walgreens site
• Video of Duluth's iconic Aerial Lift Bridge
• DEDA could contribute $1 million for Bayfront development
• Thursday's weather: Watch out for slippery spots
• Duluth city planners prefer mixed use for old Central High School site
• Woodland school bus in accident during field trip
• Iron Range Resources and Rehabilitation Board approves local grants, business loan
• Health Notes: FDL nurse wins Minnesota maternal, child health award
• Bygones for December 15, 2011
• Commission on Disabilities Meeting Minutes Of November 2, 2011
• Minnesota honors city, business efforts to support troops, families
• Delays will keep Duluth elementary school closed until 2013
• Matters of record
• Ashland County woman killed in two-car crash
• Teen accused in alleged Craigslist killings transferred to adult court
• Eh? More tales of unrelenting kindness in the Northland
• Eh? More singing in the skywalk today
• Panetta formally shuts down U.S. war in Iraq
• Kissing prank goes awry at Minnesota high school
• Wisconsin thieves caught after accidentally calling 911
• Anonymous donor slips $5,000 in Minnesota red kettles
• Emmer says Hamline withdrew job offer because of faculty opposition
• Warm weather melts away winter fun across the Northland
• Suspects in Cromwell killings to join cases
• Duluth music festival names new director
• Dense fog advisory in effect for Twin Ports through Thursday morning
• Survivor of deadly Mora apartment fire in fair condition
• Hundreds pack hearing on bill affecting Gogebic mining project
• Bear ends up in downtown Vancouver after hitching ride on garbage truck (with videos)
• Senate rejects two balanced-budget amendment proposals
• No injuries in crash involving bus carrying Duluth students
• Obamas discuss family life, favorite books and TV shows
• Matters of record
• Woman dies in freak elevator accident in New York City
• Satellite captures photos of China's first aircraft carrier
• Thousands of birds die in Utah after crash-landing amid storms
• No calling, no texting by drivers, U.S. urges
• Woman charged with murder at Ashland motel
• Duluth may sell NorShor Theatre
• John Spanish, colorful Iron Range legislator, dies at 90
• Wednesday weather: Snow and rain mix
• 203 homeless kids in Duluth schools
• Superior's Elbo Room switches to takeout and delivery only
• St. Louis County Board approves budget, tax hike
• St. Louis County rehires retired extension agents
• Time's 'Person of the Year'? 'The Protester'
• Snow, ice causing traffic backups around Duluth
• Reminder: Woodland water disruption scheduled for today
• Freezing rain advisory continues until 6 a.m. Wednesday
• Duluth schools open today, but busing affected by freezing rain; Proctor 2-hour delay
• Minnesota man accused of punching son after basketball game
• Experts: Confusion over birth control reason for unintended pregnancies
• U.S. Postal Service to delay possible cutbacks
• Microsoft co-founder: New spacecraft to launch people, cargo into orbit
• Civil liberties union sues over Wisconsin voter ID law
• District attorney: Minnesota assessor brought gun into courthouse
• Duluth Economic Development Authority Meeting Agenda for December 14, 2011
• Sex offender moving into Superior
• UMD research gets more publicity
• Duluth utility rates poised for increase
• Duluth-based guard unit comes home for the holidays
• Tuesday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Freezing rain advisory
• Eh? Shelter dog's tail installed wrong
• IRRRB to decide on $8.5 million in grants for public works projects
• Democrats ask women to support Walker recall
• State of Minnesota will hold on to Israeli bonds
• Bygones for Dec. 13, 2011
• Making Wisconsin Dells an annual winter getaway
• Wisconsin teens pleads no contest to killing puppy
• Mitten mismatch between Wisconsin, Michigan leads to donations
• Former Penn State football coach Sandusky waives hearing (with video)
• Raccoon falls through roof of Wisconsin home
• MORNING UPDATE: Duluth utility rates poised for increase
• MORNING UPDATE: Freezing rain advisory in effect for Twin Ports
• Duluth men sue state over Israel investments
• UPDATE: One arrest in Iron Range restaurant robbery
• Cobenais sentenced to 35 1/2 years in prison for murder
• Freezing rain advisory in effect for Twin Ports
• Dying coach sentenced to probation for sexual assault on student
• Sex offender moving to Superior
• Shipping traffic for Monday, Dec. 12
• This is rocket science: Duluth East grad lives childhood dream
• Low-snow winter leaves Duluth high and dry
• Uprisings reshape map of U.S. influence in Mideast
• Minnesota lawmakers, state officials claim credit for surplus
• Duluth seeks update in hiring rules
• Bygones for Dec. 12, 2011
• Postal Service cuts inevitable as e-mail is eating its lunch
• Faces & Names: Mirren hails Nobel Peace Prize laureates
• Chinese groups hack data from U.S.
• Biz Buzz for Dec. 12, 2011
• Bankruptcies for Dec. 12, 2011
• Colleges, companies buying .xxx domains to block porn
• Former Blackwater firm changes name to Academi
• Duluth's Large Lakes Observatory focus of online magazine story (with video)
• Supreme Court to rule on Arizona immigration law
• Minnesota foundation gives $10 million for end-of-life study
• Nets owner to run against Putin for Russian presidency
• Nativity scene at Wisconsin Capitol has Atheist group upset
• Wisconsin man allegedly drove into bridge, injuring 6
• Green Bay man charged with killing 1-year-old
• Warrant out for mother of pregnant 13-year-old in Minnesota
• Noriega flown home to Panama to face further punishment
• Bill would ban guns from Wisconsin gas stations
• Metrodome officials marking first anniversary of roof collapse
• Freezing drizzle possible for parts of the Northland tonight
• Recent mail thefts in Twin Cities suburbs have police warning residents
• U.S. proposes unmanned border crossing with Mexico
• The last time Duluth had so little snow to start a winter? 49 years ago
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, Dec. 11
• Taking the right steps to improve parking
• Walking and tracking in the new snow
• Faces & Names: Dunst gets restraining order against stalker
• Faces & Names: Gaga gives a naughty and nice concert
• GOP debate: Gingrich assailed by rivals, fires back at Romney
• Opponents pounce on Romney's $10,000 bet offer during debate (with video)
• Along Canadian border, Predator drones help local police make arrests
• Minneapolis restricts cell-phone use by taxi drivers
• Man cited for alleged swipe at Wisconsin governor recall volunteer
• Eh? A trio of stories of good deeds in Duluth
• Wisconsin teen accused of setting girl's hair on fire
• Amid budget woes, public retirement ages come under greater scrutiny
• Group wants Jauch recalled for opposition to mining
• Despite adversity, UMD student who died this week 'always had a smile on his face'
• Man arrested on 36-year-old warrant in Wisconsin
• Gingrich will be prime focus of rivals in tonight's GOP debate
• Officials: California parents asked man to beat their child
• Stunning anti-government protests in Russia end with hint of change
• Second man charged in Cloquet home burglary case
• Minnesota mom accused of pulling shotgun on daughter
• Well-known Minnesota DWI attorney arrested for drunken driving
• Judge takes Minnesota lawyer to task over anti-Catholic memo
• About Norovirus
• Common food illness blamed in Greysolon complaints
• Bygones for Dec. 11, 2011
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, Dec. 10
• Free clothes a hit with Morgan Park students
• Column: Duluth awash in dropped cash
• Saturday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Weekend warm-up
• Cravaack bill will order BWCAW land exchange
• Lower Minnesota Power rate increase upheld by court
• New November unemployment claims lowest since 2007
• Duluth-area jobless claims down to pre-recession levels
• Congressional staffers fired after tweeting about drinking on the job, other indiscretions
• Minneapolis police report string of snowblower thefts
• Dozens ill after attending events at Duluth ballroom
• Police identify Virginia Tech gunman
• L.A. police kill man shooting at cars in Hollywood
• Worker dies in Minnesota gravel pit accident
• UPDATE: Fire engulfs garage at Hermantown business (with video)
• Lower Minnesota Power rate increase upheld
• Asian carp DNA found farther north in Mississippi River
• Always an adventure hunting with Labs
• Wisconsin GOP introduces long-awaited mining bill
• Duluth police seek information on man suspected of stealing from his dates
• United Way welcomes new board members and officers
• 2 found dead inside burning Cohasset home
• Story-telling photojournalist wants to tell your story
• Endion survey could lead to historical district
• UMD kicker Nadeau reflects on four-year career
• Marriages and Divorces for December 9, 2011
• Many gifts to give
• Red Bull's Crashed Ice returns to Duluth
• Enger Park calendar supports restoration
• Story-telling photojournalist wants to tell your story
• Dance steps to the future
• Utility repairs to affect Woodland neighborhood
• Parks Commission meeting to take place Wednesday
• Public meeting will discuss Central High School reuse
• East End Historic Buildings Inventory - Informational Meeting For December 15, 2011
• Human Rights Commission Meeting Agenda for December 14, 2011
• City of Duluth Police Department News - Police Ask For Public's Help In Identifying A Theft Suspect
• DeLeo did much for Iron Range mining
• Man found unresponsive on Two Harbors street airlifted to Duluth
• Matters of record
• Fire at hospital in India kills 89; staff reportedly abandoned patients
• Green Bay plans to use birds of prey to combat city's rodent problem
• St. Louis County Board hears complaints on tax hikes
• Grand jury indicts Minnesota man in shooting death of former prison cellmate
• Rich from around the world are snapping up Minnesota firewood at $40 a box
• Saturday's early morning eclipse in the Northland sky should be worth the chill
• Cat's 26 toes helping Milwaukee-area animal shelter find new home
• Snowy owls descend on Northland in search of food
• Motive still unknown in Virginia Tech officer shooting
• Report: Partial remains of 274 U.S. troops were dumped in landfill
• Body of woman, unidentified for years, laid to rest in Wisconsin
• 5 killed in tour helicopter crash near Las Vegas
• Cloquet police make arrests in jewelry theft
• Superior's Elbo Room to eliminate on-site dining
• Man arrested on I-35 with 87 grams of meth
• Dayton fights court order halting day care union election
• UPDATE: Two people found dead inside burning home in Itasca County
• UPDATE: Virginia Tech gunman believed to be dead; campus lockdown ends
• Wisconsin elections board details how it will review Walker recall petitions
• Sheriff: 3 dead, 1 critically injured in Mora fire
• Man, infant who died in Iron Range rollover crash drowned
• Tour a Knife River home
• Wisconsin GOP introduces long-awaited bill to jump-start Gogebic mine
• Mankato, Minn., news anchor's broadcast captures national attention (with video)
• Asian carp DNA found farther north in Mississippi River
• Final part of Duluth school district's Red Plan hits snag
• Duluth dives into Minnesota's gay marriage debate
• Wednesday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Cold, breezy day
• Utility Repairs Will Impact Water Service To Portion Of Woodland Neighborhood
• Parks Commission Meeting
• Faces & Names: Another addition to Camelot coming
• Faces & Names: Hollywood's powerful women honored
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, Dec. 8
• Construction of O'Reilly's presses on
• Death row inmate gets new trial because juror used Twitter during trial
• Woodland water disruption rescheduled
• Wisconsin mother accused of beating, whipping daughters
• Wisconsin DNR: 7 wolves illegally killed during deer hunt
• Errant 'Mythbusters' cannonball blasts through California home
• Pearl Harbor attack remembered on 70th anniversary
• Duluth's Pearl Harbor Day observance
• Eh? Another tale of money lost, found
• Eh? We're your inside line to Santa
• New law allows earlier liquor sales in Wisconsin
• Blagojevich gets 14 years in prison for corruption
• Former Penn State coach arrested on new sex abuse charges
• Kids' field trip changes mom's perspective
• Brian honors the man (and woman) of La Pasta
• 'Drift Away,' 'The In Crowd' singer Dobie Gray dies at age 71
• 'M-A-S-H' star Harry Morgan dies at age 96
• Paulucci sold company day before his death
• Anti-mining rally targets Duluth Chamber (with video)
• Wednesday's weather for Duluth and Northland: Morning flurries
• UMD identifies student who died in dorm
• DNR: Check ice depth before going out
• Horoscopes for Dec. 7, 2011
• Bygones for Dec. 7, 2011
• Public Meeting to Review Recommendations on Central High School Reuse
• Superior bar, restaurant converting to takeout, delivery pizza shop
• DA: Syracuse sex-abuse claims credible, but statute of limitations has passed
• Michigan miffed at Wisconsin's claim to 'mitten state' status
• Mexico says it broke up plot to smuggle Gadhafi's son into country
• Free Mental Health Panel Hosted by St. Scholastica Student Group
• Local woman searching for, wants to thank passerby who tried to save her husband's life
• Watch a five-minute mini-concert of Christmas carols from the Duluth East Choralaires
• Packers stock sale begins today
• At least 54 killed in rare sectarian attacks in Afghanistan
• Nevada airport worker fired after refusing to load sick dog on plane
• Superior armed robbery suspect appears in court
• Iron Range raceway pitched as funding source for Vikings stadium (with video)
• Minnesota man accused of sexual assault in reopened case found not guilty
• Gov. Dayton waiting before next move on Minnesota daycare union
• Name of UMD student found dead released
• Peeping in the potty: Camera found in bathroom; Minnesota man arrested
• Matters of record
• Paulucci sold Bellisio Foods day before death, CEO says
• Letter to the editor
• Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For December 13, 2011
• Letter to the editor
• Shipping traffic for Tuesday, Dec. 6
• Planet 'in the Goldilocks zone' is like Earth, scientists say
• 'Fracking' means new business for Duluth port
• Drowning victim worked at Duluth zoo
• Tuesday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Mostly sunny
• Cloquet man last of 3 sentenced for home invasion incident
• City Council approves creation of new parking commission with expanded powers
• Businesses gauge harm from postal cutbacks
• Duluth postal sorting center on chopping block
• Bygones for December 6, 2011
• Silver Bay man injured in Mesabi Nugget explosion
• Bank of America settles mortgage suit for $315 million
• MORNING UPDATE: Legendary Minnesota Duluth football coach Jim Malosky dies at age 82
• Cliffs to idle Empire mine in Upper Peninsula
• Duluth on latest list of potential mail-processing center closures
• Postal Service to close 5 Wisconsin processing centers
• Gov. Dayton mulling next steps on child-care union
• Biz buzz for Dec. 5, 2011
• Bankruptcies for Dec. 5, 2011
• Postal Service makes cuts to first-class mail delivery
• Minnesota judge blocks union vote for child-care providers
• Addict takes center stage at Duluth chamber event
• 'Ritchie Boys' tells story of immigrants' fight against Hitler from U.S.
• Monday's weather for Duluth and Northland: Chance of a few flurries
• Two men die in Michigan plane crash
• Bygones for Dec. 5, 2011
• Faces & Names: Keillor 're-evaluating' retirement
• Faces & Names: Artists recognized at Kennedy Center
• Shipping traffic for Monday, Dec. 5
• Woman dead after SUV lands in St. Louis Bay
• Research: 'Sexting' not common with teens
• Victims in fatal St. Louis County rollover identified
• Wisconsin man arrested after allegedly defacing recall petitions
• 6 people face charges in alleged heroin conspiracy
• Wisconsin man faces 17th drunken-driving offense after crashing into parade float
• Students suspended after gay teen's suicide
• 1 dead after SUV rolls into water in Superior
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Hibbing man, 9-month-old boy dead after one-vehicle rollover
• Hibbing man, 9-month-old boy dead after one-vehicle rollover
• Snow leads to hundreds of accidents in Minnesota
• Iran reports shooting down unmanned U.S. spy plane
• 66 years later, World War II veteran receives Purple Heart
• Sex assault victim grants to be reduced in Wisconsin
• Report finds racial gap in Milwaukee traffic stops
• Minnesota online schools go old school to combat truancy
• Wildlife prepare for winter
• Happiness isn't only stadium consideration
• Woman tried to sell germ-infected candy
• What to do when ambushed - from left or right
• Grower says 'thank you' with Trees for Troops
• Faces & Names: Cruise visits India's iconic Taj Mahal
• Faces & Names: IRS: Brinkley owes $531,000 in taxes
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, Dec. 4
• Cain suspends campaign, shifting GOP race
• Some parents seek out chicken pox on purpose
• Duluth homes bought for Red Plan to be put on market
• Weather: Snow possible in Wisconsin on Sunday
• Minnesota economy promising, recovery will be slow
• Minnesota GOP elects Kelly Fenton deputy chairwoman
• Virginia apartment fire leaves 13 homeless
• Snowfall reports from around the Northland
• Fire in Virginia leaves 13 homeless
• Minnesota man arrested twice for drunken driving in 2 hours
• Woman suspected of killing boyfriend in Ashland motel has $3M bail set in separate murder case
• Nearly 400 pounds of marijuana, worth $1.3 million, found in Minnesota home
• Herman Cain says he is suspending his presidential campaign
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, Dec. 3
• Rumor mill revs up as Proctor makes way for retailer
• Volkswagen dealership coming to Northland
• Shooter in death of Duluth officer dies in prison
• Trial date set in Cromwell murder case
• Weather update for Duluth and the Northland: Cloudy and chance of snow
• Eh?: What to do if a show is sold out
• Fishermen rescued from floating ice block on Upper Red Lake
• Vandals target new Agate Bay boat launch
• Bygones for Dec. 4, 2011
• City of Duluth Police Department News - December Ehanced DWI Enforcement Mobilization
• Coast Guard Cutter Alder delivers Christmas trees to Chicago
• Suspect arrested in Superior robbery and shooting
• Poplar senator criticizes Wisconsin governor over tree ceremony
• Sunken treasures from Brule River and Lake Superior hold memories
• Measurable snow should stay south, east of Twin Ports today
• Ohio authorities ID third body possibly tied to fake Craigslist ad
• Former Minnesota state parks director dies at 67
• In interview, Sandusky talks about Paterno, sex abuse case
• Students injured in flash fire at Minnesota school science lab
• Duluthian's nonprofit plays role in possible diabetes cure
• Trial date set in Cromwell murder case
• Ineligible voting results in 15-month prison sentence for convicted felon from Duluth
• Piedmont Elementary closed today
• Volkswagen dealership to open at former Saturn of Duluth site
• Man who killed Duluth police officer in 1990 dies in prison hospice unit
• Minnesota woman suing Missouri treatment center, says psychologist implanted horrific memories
• Garrison Keillor moving Twin Cities bookstore to larger quarters
• Onamia woman critically hurt in rollover crash
• Risers collapse during student choir concert at Fargo mall (with video)
• Cain making announcement about presidential bid on Saturday
• Wisconsin girls use CPR learned from TV's 'Grey's Anatomy' to save mom's life
• Wisconsin governor lights Christmas tree among protesters; Jauch upset about ceremony timing
• Duluth-based Coast Guard cutter arrives in Chicago as 'Christmas Ship'
• Two anglers rescued from drifting ice on Minnesota lake
• Duluth Civil Service Board Meeting Minutes Of November 1, 2011
• Duluth Civil Service Board Meeting Agenda For December 6, 2011
• Denfeld music director looks fondly on career
• Sex offender moves to Normanna Township
• Sex offender moves to Virginia
• Weather update for Duluth and the Northland: Sun today, flurries on Saturday
• Commission seeks comments on Great Lakes environmental report
• MnDOT changes Thomson meeting place
• Harbortown Rotary Club funds new Denfeld High School robotics team
• Law enforcement agencies begin holiday DWI patrols
• Area bed and breakfasts invite the public to see their holiday style
• Six arrested in Iron Range drug cases
• Local author shares inspirational tales about light display
• 'Simple Gifts' event to showcase artistic talents
• YMCA programs provide a safe plan for children after school
• Upcoming Veterans Remembrance Dinner to focus on recent military service
• Reflections on Advent: Is 'wait' is
• Duluth Man Arrested for Arson, Burglary and Terroristic Threats
• Trucker fined for sticky spill that damaged cars on Pennsylvania highway
• Hate having photos taken? Tips for teaching the camera to love you
• U.S. unemployment rate falls to 8.6 percent; lowest level since March 2009
• Violent winds up to 123 mph leave path of destruction across the West
• Eh? Deer kills llama in fluke accident at Duluth zoo
• Duluth company's cash-flow woes leave workers holding the tab
• War veteran carries out calculated suicide plan outside Grand Forks hospital
• Duluth arson suspect arrested
• Explicit photo: Cougar shot in southwestern Minnesota
• DNR investigating shooting of cougar in southern Minnesota (with photo)
• Info meeting set for Normanna Township predatory offender
• Piedmont school to close Friday
• Put a rock in the house at Duluth ice bar (with video)
• Minnesota budget surplus forecast comes with warnings
• Faces & Names: UMD researchers featured on NGTV
• Pinewood derby club revs up in Duluth pub
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, Dec. 1
• Faces & Names: McCready must return son today
• Flight from U.P. to Chicago makes emergency landing in Green Bay
• State of Minnesota projecting $876 million budget surplus
• Minnesota man charged with saving child porn to his computer
• Minneapolis police move in on Occupy protesters
• Snowfall reports from around the Northland
• Informational meeting set on sex offender's move to Normanna Township
• Matters of record
• Two Ironwood men accused of carrying out home invasion
• Hunting dog steps on gun, shoots and wounds owner in Utah
• TVs are hot sellers this holiday season
• Unemployment aid applications rise for second straight week
• Police look for missing Duluth blues festival cash
• Minnesota city reaffirms decision to hire private security guards to patrol streets
• Christmas tree thief caught in the act outside St. Cloud convention center
• Proposed merger alarms Northland pharmacists
• 3 arrested in Virginia theft ring
• Carlton County man arrested after pot-growing operations found
• Duluth's water system on TV
• Medical marijuana legalization proposed in Wisconsin
• Renaming scat and other random thoughts from Brian
• Customer accused of robbing Wisconsin Subway twice in week
• Poplar woman killed in Montana crash identified
• Package dropped by suicidal Wisconsin man highly explosive
• Bill by Cravaack limits airport searches for military personnel
• Wednesday's weather: Look for flurries today
• Fire alarms interrupt NBC 'Nightly News' (with video)
• Minnesota sheriff: Burglar may be checking obits to find targets
• Matters of record
• Stock markets get boost as central banks try to ease strains
• 2 Massachusetts women sentenced for stealing gifts from weddings
• Police: 2 kids in upstate New York call 911, ask for Santa
• Health how-to: Avoiding common breakfast mistakes
• More than 200 arrested in raid of Occupy Los Angeles camp (with video)
• Victims of Christmas decoration thefts in Duluth vow to keep holiday spirit
• Theft victim grateful for diligence of store clerk, Duluth police officer in solving crime
• St. Scholastica's Christmas Concert Features a Premiere Special Performance Along with Traditional Favorites
• House approves Cravaack bill limiting airport searches for military
• Woman, suspected of killing boyfriend in Ashland, waives extradition from S.D. on charges of killing ex-husband in Minn.
• One killed, one critically hurt in Cass County crash
• American Airlines files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
• Man found dead in burned hunting blind on Michigan's U.P.
• One worker dies, another hurt by chemical fumes at Wisconsin plant
• Wisconsin woman charged in 2-month-old son's death
• Northland woman accused of illegally shooting two trophy bucks
• Poplar woman killed in Montana crash identified
• Wisconsin deer harvest up in preliminary numbers
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: 3 charged in alleged Hermantown roadside armed robbery
• Stand-up comedian Patrice O'Neal, 41, dies one month after stroke
• Wisconsin man gets 11 years in prison for running down deer with snowmobile
• 3 plead guilty to growing pot on national forest land in NW Wisconsin
• More enriching activities will benefit everyone
• City-dwelling deer are not cute, nor is threat of deer ticks and Lyme disease
• Facebook, Federal Trade Commission settle over consumer deception charge
• Michael Jackson's doctor sentenced to 4 years in prison
• Jingle Bell Run/Walk
• Wandering wolf becomes media celebrity in Oregon
• 3 charged in alleged Hermantown roadside armed robbery
• Adviser: Cain reassessing his presidential campaign
• Peek at Northlanders' trash reveals a troubling surprise
• Report of gunfire prompts overnight manhunt near Bemidji
• Iranian students storm British Embassy in Tehran
• Fitness tips from top trainers
• Woman killed when wind gust blows over Poplar man's truck
• Minnesota child care providers sue to stop union referendum
• Chisholm-Hibbing Airport will get Delta jets
• Wisconsin DNR: 6 people shot during deer hunt
• More kids skip school shots in 8 states
• Duluth voters elect spenders but reject school tax hikes
• 3 Connecticut coworkers claim $254M Powerball jackpot
• Shipping traffic for Monday, Nov. 28
• Faces & Names: Kutcher, Moore all a-Twitter again
• Faces & Names: Bono engagement now official
• Duluth area groups don't mind new 'church lady law'
• Duluth's Joshua Avenue construction project resurfaces
• Forced to leave, Iron Range man dies waiting for immigration visa
• Four dead after Cirrus plane crashes in Chicago suburb
• Monday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: A battle between sun and clouds
• Duluth house fire causes $40,000 damage in attic
• Anoka (Minn.) High School students mourn loss of classmate
• Toyota unveils high-tech concept car
• Man accused of watching child porn on plane
• MORNING UPDATE: Menards buys 80-acre subdivision in Duluth Heights
• Kansas teen won't apologize for her tweet about governor
• New Mass translation debuts in American Catholic churches
• Cirrus plane crash in Chicago area leaves 4 dead
• University of Minnesota plans to accept fewer transfer students; 2-year colleges criticize plan
• Services to be held in Wisconsin for unidentified woman
• 200-pound third-grader placed in foster care
• Duluth Hillside arson fire destroys garage, power lines
• Minnesota teacher pleads guilty to attempted pimping
• Minnesota man suffers head injury in ATV crash
• Trial on tap for Wisconsin man in parents' deaths
• Minnesota Guard unit set for deployment
• Man accused of attacking passenger on Wisconsin bus
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, Nov. 27
• Faces & Names: Channing back on the stage after surgery
• Faces & Names: Pentagon visit for DWTS champ
• Weather: Partly sunny in Twin Ports on Sunday
• When the mugshot tells the story, and when it does not
• Douglas County wants to create task force to guide jail
• Casino ruling means challenge ahead for Duluth
• Pakistan closes border to NATO after troops killed
• Candy makers enjoy annual stop at Duluth's train museum
• Railroad seeks money to keep steam engine running
• New book aims to spread the spirit of the holiday lights on Duluth's Park Point
• Mall of America breaks Black Friday record
• 3 Florida septic tank company workers face jail time in 'special toilet paper' scam
• UPDATE: Driving conditions have improved in parts of the Northland
• Authorities identify helicopter pilot killed in Cass County crash
• Body of missing Minnesota woman found near Ortonville
• Matters of record
• Alleged L.A.-area pepper-spraying shopper surrenders to police
• Police: Wisconsin man crashes into squad car, faces sixth OWI charge
• New uses for old Duluth schools: nonprofits for Lincoln Park; housing for Kenwood Edison
• Wisconsin Christmas tree arrives at White House
• Sale of students' cookbook will benefit Superior school program
• Rain, sleet and snow expected across the Northland today
• Sunrise over Lake Superior
• 20 years of memories from Duluth snocross
• Teen makes volunteering a part of her routine
• Looking back: Q & A with Jeno Paulucci
• Saturday's weather: Wet snow, slick conditions
• Plan leaves most of Apostle Islands National Lakeshore as wilderness
• Bygones for November 26, 2011
• NASA launches super-size rover to Mars
• Man drowns in Washburn County lake
• Norwegian exchange student thankful he was in N.D. when brain aneurysm struck
• Tips for how to outsmart common diet pitfalls
• MORNING UPDATE: Rain, sleet and snow expected across the Northland today
• More trash in Minnesota signals better economy
• California woman pepper-sprays other Black Friday shoppers to keep them away from sale items
• Barge runs aground on Lake Michigan
• Discovery of two bodies could bring Ohio Craigslist murder toll to 3
• Saturday travel forecast for the Northland: Snow north, rain south
• Wisconsin woman, 81, gets nearly $244K in unclaimed money
• UPDATE: Body of pilot found after helicopter crashes into Cass County lake
• Occupy protesters appear at Bachmann book signing at Mall of America
• One killed in Wisconsin plane crash
• Shipping traffic for Friday, Nov. 25
• Faces & Names: Weinstein wants to be branded
• Faces & Names: George Michael in Vienna hospital
• UMD professor uses video technology to help people learn Ojibwe language
• Superior National Forest chief to retire
• Friday's weather: A foggy morning, then partly cloudy
• Thanks for trails, roads, helpful people
• Health Notes: Talk with family members about family health history
• Postal service investigates mailbox fire in Superior
• Candy Kitchen featured at the Depot on Saturday
• Campaign in Superior takes aim at violence against women
• Bygones for Nov. 25, 2011
• Rubber Chicken Theater kicks off 2012 season
• UMD Theatre to present 'Target Behavior' this weekend
• Public meeting to discuss Duluth Heights connector route
• Free 'Jingle Bus' to Bentleyville returns this year
• Public invited to have breakfast with Santa
• Duluth painter to host 'Idiom: Imagination Ink' this Friday
• Book Review: Owls Among Us: Twelve Owls
• Fantasy football keeps me competitive
• Duluth traditions: winter starts here
• Video of this morning's sunrise over Lake Superior
• Obscure places and unknown corners of the world
• Wild turkey crashes through restaurant window on Thanksgiving
• Crews continue search for victims of Arizona plane crash
• A call to collaborate
• Dunaway gives up NYC apartment
• Faces & Names: Willis selling Idaho home for $15M
• Faces & Names: Dylan cover discs to benefit Amnesty International
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, Nov. 24
• Lincoln Park business employee outraces shoplifting suspect
• Woman sets herself on fire after police chase in Ashland
• Minnesota Supreme Court sides with city of Duluth on retiree health plans
• School bus driver found not guilty of abusing girls
• Unions protest Two Harbors auto parts store work
• Holiday meal price jumps
• Holiday closures
• Eh? Christmas City who?
• Duluth firefighters douse two fires that cause damage
• Thursday's weather: Clouds to clear by afternoon
• MORNING UPDATE: Lois Paulucci remembered for her contributions to the community
• Iraq war veteran J.R. Martinez is 'Dancing With the Stars' champ
• New collection of Dylan cover songs to benefit Amnesty International
• Great Thanksgiving debate: cranberry sauce homemade, or from a can?
• UMD professor's efforts to save Ojibwe language recognized (with video)
• Amid uprising, Yemen's longtime president agrees to step down
• Woman leads Ashland police on chase, sets self on fire
• Judge OKs permit for Kennecott mine on Upper Peninsula
• Minnesota attorney general urges tougher anti-bullying law
• editorial cartoon
• Brian says 'Give thanks for Thanksgiving'
• Thanksgiving holiday closings
• Casino Pizza robbery suspect arrested in Cloquet
• Police clear Civic Center camp; Occupy Duluth members debate next steps
• Lois Paulucci dies at age 89
• Wednesday's weather: Inversion brings cloudy skies
• Minnesota Supreme Court sides with Duluth over retiree health benefits
• Police: New Jersey girl, 6, thwarts burglary attempt
• Ohio compound raided, 7 arrested in Amish haircutting attacks
• French court approves extradition of Manuel Noriega to Panama
• Clashes break out for fifth day in Egypt
• Free Thanksgiving meals offered in the Northland
• Wisconsin boy dies after being hit by train
• In era of budget cutting, some eye the Navy's Blue Angels
• Northland holiday forecast: More travelers, nice weather
• Truck leaks sticky goo on Pennsylvania highway, disables more than 150 cars
• Obama set to 'pardon' two Minnesota-raised turkeys
• Duluth funeral director sentenced to 90 days for crash that killed two
• 'Street preachers' file lawsuit for access to Duluth holiday lighting display
• Katie McMahon Performs in Annual Celtic Christmas Concert at St. Scholastica
• Preparations Underway for 22nd Annual Thanksgiving Buffet Guided by St. Scholastica and The Twin Ports Community
• Northland bus driver takes stand, denies claims of inappropriate touching
• 'Street preachers' sue for access to Bentleyville
• Report: Dangerous toys on store shelves
• 3 Wisconsin hunters die of natural causes
• Body of Wisconsin hunter found
• Cloquet man arrested in connection with robbery of pizza place
• Pilot uninjured in Princeton, Minn., plane crash
• Minnesota Lottery goes online to boost sales
• Trial for Two Harbors bus driver accused of molesting girls goes to jury
• Duluth unemployment hits lowest point in more than 3 years
• Group offers reward for destroyed Wisconsin recall petition
• Wisconsin man involved in fatal shooting gets life sentence
• More allege botched buttocks surgery by man posing as woman, doctor
• Julsrud wins 1st District council seat
• Child care unionization questions abound at meeting
• Amsoil Arena gains green certification
• Black Friday petition delivered to Target
• Tuesday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Morning fog and cloudy
• Eh? Back seat gold cashed in for charity
• Signs barring overweight truck loads posted on Blatnik Bridge
• Thanksgiving holiday closures
• Wisconsin deer harvest up over opening weekend
• Horoscopes for November 22, 2011
• Bygones for Nov. 22, 2011
• Public Meeting To Discuss Duluth Heights Connector Route
• Minnesota government shutdown cost nearly $60 million
• Saint Anyway coming home, will release new album over Thanksgiving
• Duluth funeral director sentenced for crash that killed 2
• Minnesota bell ringer suspended for hassling shopper
• Police remove Occupy Duluth tents; no protesters arrested
• Load limit signs posted on Blatnik Bridge
• Judge ends Fond-du-Luth payments to city of Duluth
• Minnesota child care providers debate who should vote on unionization
• Julsrud named winner after Duluth 1st District recount
• Duluth city councilor seeks reprieve for Occupy protest (with video)
• Occupy Duluth members wait for expected arrests (with video)
• Bygones for Nov. 21, 2011
• Name released of Culver woman whose truck was hit by train
• City of Duluth Parks and Recreation Department News - Early Release School Day Skating
• States, retailers press for online sales taxes
• Faces & Names: Clooney gets top honors at film fest
• Faces & Names: Buyers target hats worn by Queen of Soul
• Faces & Names: Kunis keeps promise to be Marine's date
• Duluth urged to spruce up golf courses
• Steamship group sets sights on saving old ship in Superior
• Several Duluth Occupiers dig in their heels
• Shipping traffic for Duluth, Superior, Two Harbors entries
• Capitol Chatter: Democrats again make property taxes an issue
• Monday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: 30 percent chance of light snow
• Minnesota man, 41, woman, 25, found dead of apparent ODs
• Small Wisconsin community has most liquor licenses per capita
• MORNING UPDATE: Several Duluth Occupiers dig in their heels
• FDA revokes approval of drug for breast cancer
• Hunter shot in Wisconsin; DNR investigating
• Waterfowl pause before heading south
• Citizen patrols make our neighborhoods safe
• Police: Fake doctor injected cement in woman's butt
• Sun will replace snow on Sunday
• Woman injured when train hits stalled truck
• Heavy snow hits some parts of the Northland
• Occupy Duluth doesn't expect confrontation with police tonight
• Off-duty Duluth firefighter aids woman in distress during parade
• SAD: What it is, how to deal with it
• Bentleyville lights up Bayfront Festival Park (with video)
• Two Harbors graduate keeps troops safe as bomb disposal technician
• Remembering Dolly: Zoogoers share memories of llama
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, Nov. 20
• Faces & Names: Hometown honors 'Idol' winner McCreery
• Debt deal could hurt local hospitals
• Winter brings gloomy outlook for SAD sufferers
• As college enrollment grows, developer brings housing plan
• Duluth's future more than just 'core services'
• Rally to recall Wis. governor draws thousands
• Woman hurt when train hits stalled truck near Brookston
• Superior man sentenced for string of burglaries
• Slippery roads cause a flurry of accidents in the Northland
• Weather update: Light snow in Twin Ports; up to a foot possible to the south
• Two Wisconsin teens killed in crash after fleeing from police
• Girl sobs through testimony in trial of Northland bus driver accused of sex assault
• Thief steals Ashland County judge's robe, leaves valuables
• Salvation Army's Red Kettle kickoff luncheon emphasizes social and military service
• New Salvation Army officers are husband-wife team
• Duluth brothers double their goal
• Duluth woman 'spreads the happiness' with her paintings
• Subaru Love-a-Pet adoption event to take place Saturday
• Local 4-H experiments with wind energy technology
• Boys & Girls Clubs to host "Feast of Thanks"
• Bentleyville "Tour of Lights" opens Saturday
• Bulldogs come alive after sweep by intrastate rival
• Matters of record
• Duluth Art Institute hires new executive director
• First-ever snowfall brings delight
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, Nov. 19
• Christmas City of the North parade kicks off the holidays
• Occupy Duluth group will comply with eviction
• Saturday forecast: Snowy day
• New BWCAW permit system is final
• Bygones for Nov. 19, 2011
• Duluth American Indian Commission Meeting Agenda For November 21, 2011
• City of Duluth Police Department News - Christmas City of The North Parade
• U-Haul truck strikes Yale-Harvard tailgaters, killing 1
• U.S. Army dramatically cuts back use of anti-malaria drug
• Man's alleged kidnapping unravels after his mom talks 'ransom' down to $60
• Netflix is reviving axed sitcom 'Arrested Development'
• Gadhafi's son Seif al-Islam seized in southern Libya
• Saturday weather update: 2-5 inches of snow for Twin Ports, deep freeze tonight
• MORNING UPDATE: Bulldogs, Saints open football playoffs today
• Solon Springs man accused of theft to buy online pornography waives hearing
• Domestic dispute in Hibbing draws emergency response
• Public Invited to 15th Annual Tree-Lighting Ceremony at St. Scholastica On Dec. 6
• Regis 'feels good' as he prepares to exit show today
• Demi Moore ending marriage to Ashton Kutcher
• Northland nursing home worker accused of stealing patients' painkiller patches
• Charges likely to be filed against Duluth head shop for selling synthetic drugs
• Syracuse puts assistant basketball coach on leave amid allegations of child molestation
• Duluth soldier, serving in Kuwait, delivers long-distance birthday surprise to her son at school
• Winter weather advisories, warnings posted for Saturday for much of the Northland
• Fire damages Rice Lake Township home (with video)
• UPDATE: Ohio sheriff: One man killed, one wounded after responding to Craigslist job ad
• 9,500 people evacuated, 20 homes lost in Reno wildfire
• Occupy Duluth group will comply with eviction order; individual members may not (video)
• Historic preservation Commission Meeting Agenda for November 22, 2011
• Shipping traffic for Friday, Nov. 18
• Friday weather: Some snow on the way
• Despite fewer jobs, unemployment drops in Minnesota and Wisconsin
• Jewell appointed to state Clean Water Council
• Forum at UMD focuses on farm bill changes
• Bygones for November 18, 2011
• City of Duluth Police Department News - Predatory Offender Relocation-Michael Garmon
• Make time, and take time to give thanks
• FDA revokes approval of Avastin for breast cancer treatment
• Forest Service finalizes new BWCAW permit system
• Artist's animated short film recently shown in India
• Arson blamed for $10,000 in damages to Haunted Shack
• Skyline Parkway signs: A chance to own a piece of Duluth's history
• 10 Minnesota high school students suspended after shouting match, heated Facebook exchanges
• Lakeside Lumber cutting loose after 78 years of operation
• City sets deadline for Occupy Duluth encampment to clear out
• Matters of record
• Oklahoma State women's basketball coaches die in plane crash
• Maritime Visitor Center showcases the best and worst of life at sea
• 'Yellow Polka Dot Bikini' songwriter dies at 87
• Yacht captain: Wagner was responsible for Natalie Wood's drowning death
• Police fatally shoot man in Twin Cities suburb
• Saturday snow: 2-5 inches for Twin Ports, more on South Shore; brace for cold conditions
• MORNING UPDATE: Hunting pals were minutes from destination before fatal crash on North Shore
• Northland hunting pals were minutes from destination before fatal crash
• Occupy protesters block bridges in Minneapolis, Milwaukee
• Police give Occupy Duluth deadline
• Jammed lavatory door on NYC-bound plane sparks anxiety
• Saturday storm may bring 2-5 inches of snow to Twin Ports
• News Tribune Attic: 2012 Attic historical photo calendar is on sale now
• Wisconsin parents charged with starving baby; father said he didn't want obese children
• Enter the '2011 Duluth Holiday Lighting' Contest
• Horoscopes for Nov. 17, 2011
• Bygones for Nov. 17, 2011
• Michigan art show features work of former NHL player who was disabled in limo crash
• Woman struck, killed after walking, lying down on Twin Cities freeway
• Christmas City of the North Parade spectator information
• Governor to put union vote in hands of subsidized child care providers
• Occupy protesters arrested in NYC financial district
• Matters of record
• Minnesota judge suspended for living outside district
• Smucker's recalls peanut butter sold in Minnesota, Wisconsin
• Unemployment benefit applications drop to 7-month low
• Parenting Q&A: Should you let your kid's troubled pal come to Thanksgiving?
• Wal-Mart experimenting with Web-focused "mini-stores" in malls
• Ohio couple hid recorder on disabled student to prove bullying by teacher, aide
• Airline tells passengers aboard plane they have to kick in more money for fuel, or flight won't leave
• Details revealed in case of shots fired at White House
• At least 6 dead as storms, possible tornadoes hit Southeast
• Wisconsin DNR tracking another cougar in northern part of state
• MORNING UPDATE: St. Louis County, Duluth property taxes set for big jump
• Patrol IDs one of two people killed in North Shore crash
• Minnesota boy, fed up with parents' pot, helps spur bust
• One of last surviving Munchkins from 'Wizard of Oz' dies at 93
• Judge tosses Duluth head shop lawsuit
• Brad Pitt says he's not worried about aging
• Workers push back against 'Black Friday' hours
• Good weather credited with better Minnesota deer hunting
• MnSCU chancellor gives overhaul update
• Second of 2 North Shore crash victims identified
• Superior police officer makes initial court appearance on theft charges
• Facebook warns of malicious, pornographic spam
• Matters of record
• Women more susceptible to 'broken heart syndrome'
• Prison with more cats than inmates set to close
• Fire damages home in Gnesen Township (with video)
• Bentleyville Tour Of Lights
• Carbon monoxide detector alerts Superior family to deadly gas in home
• Bond set for Duluth man accused of trying to rob Fargo fast-food restaurant
• 18 kindergartners die in school bus crash in China
• 17th-century shipwreck found off Swedish coast
• Travel: 'Tis the season for European Christmas markets
• Secret Service says bullet hit White House
• Duluth records first measurable snowfall of season; more may be on the way (video)
• Rural St. Louis County woman who had 36 dogs given neglect citations
• Choral Ensembles in Concert Nov. 20 at St. Scholastica
• MORNING UPDATE: Duluth police chief: Occupy protesters need permit; no overnight camping will be allowed
• In interview, Giffords shows great progress, but still struggles
• Former Penn State coach says he only 'horsed around' with boys
• NYPD clears park of Occupy Wall Street protesters (video)
• Duluth police chief: Occupy protesters need permit; no overnight camping will be allowed
• Recount set for Duluth City Council race
• Man charged with second-degree murder in Proctor bar incident
• Level 3 predatory offender relocates in Duluth
• Iron ore shipments slip in October, but remain well ahead of 2010
• Photo gallery: Northland soldiers serving in Kuwait and Iraq
• Minnesota governor orders day-care union vote; GOP to sue
• Ovarian cancer patient from Duluth to go on dream trip
• Tuesday's weather for the Northland: Some snow today; some more possible this weekend
• Eh?: VH1 star will be back
• Iron Range board names Virginia mayor as development director
• Minneapolis officials low-key about Occupy arrests
• Border bill pits security against the environment
• Duluth Economic Development Authority Meeting Agenda For November 16, 2011
• Duluth City Council sets hearing on parking near East High School
• Letter-writer says right to elect judges in jeopardy
• At least two dead in crash on Highway 61 near Gooseberry Falls
• First Northland snowstorm of the season this weekend? Stay tuned
• Authorities investigating shooting death of two dogs on Iron Range
• MORNING UPDATE: Duluth seeks to streamline public parking
• Virginia mayor joins IRRRB as full-time staffer
• Superior man killed in accident on board steamship
• Property Transactions for Nov. 14, 2011
• Bankruptcies for Nov. 14, 2011
• YWCA recognizes local women as community leaders
• Small mammals prepare for winter
• Bring on the lights and holiday cheer
• Many keep watch on us as others are secretive
• Duluth man tries to rob Fargo, N.D., McDonald's, gets burned
• 2012 City Retiree Health Care Unfunded Liability Reduced By 49.2% From The 2005 Projections
• Public Meetings To Address Rezoning Of Downtown Duluth
• Rep. Cravaack questions rural airport subsidies
• Duluth seeks to streamline public parking
• Shipping traffic for Monday, Nov. 14
• Dream vs. reality: Can the Kozy in Duluth be turned around? (with video)
• Monday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Sunshine makes brief return
• Kozy owner believes in second chances for people, old buildings
• Happy Birthday to my wife Sue
• Great Lakes coal-shipping numbers down in October
• Man buys van stuffed with cocaine
• Duluth City Council to discuss new parking ordinance
• Parties to introduce maps in Minnesota redistricting
• Bachmann: Ban on waterboarding was wrong
• Man dies in Wisconsin industrial accident
• Effort to recall Wisconsin Gov. Walker starts this week
• Minneapolis hit-and-run suspect surrenders to police
• Duluth police investigate armed robbery at Taco John's
• Police still seek answers to cause of Kozy fire
• Essentia sees success with pioneering heart program
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, Nov. 13
• Faces & Names: Taylor turns to stage in 'A Christmas Carol'
• Penn State loses far more than a game
• Coming up
• Duluth's plumbing needs big fix
• Singer-songwriter from Superior in national music contest
• Burn survivor on an odyssey of recovery
• Duluth family of 5 goes from living in an SUV to an apartment
• Hockey soothes wounds of troubled Minnesota vets
• Sunday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Strong winds will continue
• Kozy fire: One year later
• Venezuelan police free kidnapped ex-Twins catcher Wilson Ramos
• Former Chicago Cubs player with dementia, accused of assault in Duluth, civilly committed
• Superior native a finalist in national music contest
• Police: Wisconsin man accused of OWI comes to court drunk
• Saturday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: A warm fall day
• Eh?: If you have to hit a deer
• Drunk Cloquet man finds a bed not too hard, not too soft - and not his
• Bygones for November 12, 2011
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, Nov. 12
• Occupy protesters prompt reminders of Pakistan
• Superior woman to go on Witness for Peace trip to Cuba
• Veterans honored at Duluth events (with video)
• Duluth break dance pioneer celebrated
• Four women on Duluth City Council: Not a record, but a rarity
• Aging Americans stay at home as long as possible with aid of 'villages'
• After week of turmoil, it's football game day at Penn State
• After 11 years, 11 months, Duluth couple marries at 11:11 a.m. on 11/11/11 at 1111 E. 11th Street
• MORNING UPDATE: Four women on Duluth City Council: Not a record, but a rarity
• Minnesota trooper jumps into lake to save driver
• Giffords, husband will discuss her recovery on ABC special (with video)
• Veterans Day message: Support the 1 percent who serve (with video)
• Maryland college books cruise ship to solve housing shortage
• Penn State assistant coach who witnessed alleged assault placed on leave
• 3 Grand Rapids cops disciplined over false footwear receipts
• Community Meetings To Highlight Water Service In Duluth
• Paintings to honor veterans
• Police make arrest in connection with death from Proctor bar fight
• Shipping traffic for Friday, Nov. 11
• Faces & Names: Cosmic contemporary art on display
• Statue in the works to honor Duluth's Tuskegee airman
• Friday's weather: Chance of flurries
• Sappi plans $170 million investment in Cloquet mill to produce fiber for clothes
• Duluth Veterans Day events
• Matters of record
• Norwegian royal visit stirs memories of father
• Marriages & Divorces for Nov. 11, 2011
• Venezuelan officials continue search for kidnapped former Twins catcher
• Police investigate Minneapolis tow truck operator for overcharges
• Newly adopted dog chases burglar from Ohio home
• Clean Recovery Services at St. Scholastica Hosts Info Session on Dealing with Addictions
• St. Scholastica Prof Discusses Encouraging Student Innovation
• St. Scholastica Concert and Jazz Bands Honor American Heroes at Upcoming Concert
• Speaker Argues Against 'Myth of Polarized America' In Free Talk at St. Scholastica
• Orthodox Icons Discussed in New St. Scholastica Series for 'Alienated Catholics'
• Five College of St. Scholastica Instrumental Ensembles Perform at Fall Concert
• St. Scholastica Professor Honored by Russian Colleges
• Study Group Shares "Common Humanity, Differing Beliefs" at St. Scholastica
• The Rev. William Graham Speaks on 'The Courts, The Church and Same-Sex Marriage' at Upcoming Faculty Colloquium
• "Some Girl(s)" Takes the Stage Dec. 2 at The College of St. Scholastica
• Police catch fleeing suspect after five-hour search in Itasca County
• Duluth mayor announces reduction in retiree health-care costs
• Fires destroy apartment building in Bovey, home in Ely
• Duluth doctor argues for jury trial in defamation appeal
• MORNING UPDATE: Statue in the works to honor Tuskegee airman from Duluth
• Duluth School Board member nearly tossed from meeting; police called
• Clothes from wood? Cloquet mill will turn trees into fiber
• Officials identify man killed in Cass County hunting accident
• Drugs suspect apprehended after Itasca County manhunt
• DNR: Lutsen can pump Poplar River water despite drought
• DNR: Lutsen can pump Poplar River water
• Man arrested in connection with fatal fight at Proctor bar
• DNR reports significant decline in firearms deer kill in Northland
• Deal near for Minnesota land trapped in BWCAW
• Venezuela vows all-out hunt for former Twins catcher, kidnapped Ramos
• Veterans Day more than a thought
• Duluth Programs to Honor Veterans
• City of Duluth Police Department News - October ‘Click It or Ticket’ Update
• Salvation Army to host Toyland Express
• McDonald's supports the Minnesota Military Family Foundation
• Community Meeting To Discuss The Future Use Of The Central High School Site
• Minnesota tractor operator killed in 3-vehicle crash
• Minnesota DNR again finding dead scaup on Lake Winnibigoshish
• Matters of record
• City of Duluth Police Department News - November 7, 2011
• Duluth Human Rights Commission Meeting Minutes
• Duluth Man Arrested for Tamering with a Motor Vehicle
• Glenwood Street Reconstruction Project Now Complete
• Human Rights Commission Meeting Agenda for November 09, 2011
• City of Duluth Fire Department News - Duluth Man Arrested for 1st Degree Burlgary
• City of Duluth Fire Department News - Change Your Clocks Change Your Batteries
• Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for November 8, 2011
• European markets tank on new concerns over Greek bailout plan
• Kim Kardashian files for divorce from Kris Humphries after 10 weeks
• MORNING UPDATE: Parts of historic Duluth ski jump complex come down
• Cliff collapse causes mudslide at Wisconsin power plant (with video)
• Parts of historic Duluth ski jump complex come down
• Election 2012: Perry's giddy speech raises eyebrows, questions (with video)
• Lakewalk extension will be a tourism draw, but Duluthians will benefit the most
• Next Honor Flight for Northland veterans set for May
• Tuesday's weather: Cloudy with a chance of rain
• CHUM speaker to discuss sustainable living, helping others
• Election Bulletin Board: Candidate profiles to air on television
• Former St. Louis County supervisor pleads guilty to misconduct as public officer
• Bygones for November 1, 2011
• Presidential candidate Herman Cain denies sexual harassment allegations
• Witness provides new details about West Duluth killing
• Minnesota firearms deer season gets under way Saturday
• Wisconsin DNR wants trick-or-treaters to go green
• 2-year-old survives 6-story fall in St. Paul
• Wisconsin won't get $45 million for health care for poor
• MORNING UPDATE: Is city doing all it can to sell 'exotic Duluth'?
• Longtime Duluth restaurateur dies at 77
• St. Louis County Court officer pleads guilty to misconduct
• Bishops tell Wisconsin Catholics to keep guns out of church
• Winter, Wis., man killed in rollover
• Is city doing all it can to sell 'exotic Duluth'?
• Prominent global-warming skeptic becomes believer after 2-year study
• Faces & Names: Brian Williams rolls out 'Rock Center' tonight
• At Large Duluth City Council race: Varied styles hit campaign trail
• Monday's weather for Duluth area: No megastorm repeat
• Duluth Property Transactions for Oct. 31
• Made in the Northland: From bow to stern, ShipShape Products has it covered
• DNR: Cougar moving around west-central Wisconsin
• Biz Buzz for Oct. 31, 2011
• Bankruptcies for Oct. 31, 2011
• From dead Aztec kings to modern day
• Occupiers' cause valid, but wrong things blamed
• Violence puts Hells Angels back in spotlight
• Allete announces quarterly dividend
• Body turns practice into crime scene in Rochester river
• Authorities: 14-year-old driver on marijuana arrested in Hayward, Wis.
• Iowa eaglet tracked to Wisconsin, Minnesota, then south
• Phoenix flight attendant found dead in Mexico City hotel room
• Waivers probably will end tutoring programs in Minnesota, other states
• Drunk man in zombie getup arrested for trespassing
• Group: Boat in deadly Great Lakes accident unstable
• Ballooning spiders seen in late October
• News Tribune Attic: Archive photos, stories on the 20th anniversary of the Halloween megastorm
• Disabled veteran gets first look at volunteers' work on Duluth home (with video)
• Duluth to Phoenix: Hints for booking your trip
• Reporter's picks: Highlights of weekend in Phoenix
• DNT travel review: Duluth to Phoenix direct
• Longtime manager of Bridgeman's dies at 93
• Minnesota artist wins 2011 Federal Duck Stamp contest
• Duluth students rally behind 'yes' vote for school levy
• An otter's tail: What's with all the animal-body-parts place names?
• Felony charges break new ground in Minnesota for animal-abuse cases
• Capitol Chatter: Shutdown, stadium eliminated normal summer and fall
• For seniors on multiple meds, a daily dose of frustration
• Contrasting styles collide in Duluth School Board race
• Twin Ports man caught after running from law
• Man convicted of biting Hibbing mayor gets 34 months
• Attacks lead to renewed focus on bear safety
• MORNING UPDATE: Disabled veteran gets first look at volunteers' work on Duluth home (with video)
• Rare October East Coast snowstorm knocks out power to more than 1.7 million (video)
• Denver police use force on Occupy protesters
• Pregnant woman hit by car in Texas dies after giving birth
• MORNING UPDATE: A look at spending in Duluth City Council races
• Another man sentenced after Douglas County cabin burglaries
• Late for work, Florida police officer accused of going 120 mph
• Moorhead police cite 58 at underage drinking party
• Man convicted of biting Hibbing mayor gets 34 months in jail
• WEATHER: Recalling Halloween Blizzard of 1991
• No charges in fatal shooting of Minneapolis robbery suspect
• Municipal Golf Courses to Close for the Season
• 148th Fighter Wing makes an F-16 statement at Duluth base
• Civil Service Board Meeting Agenda for October 26, 2011
• Shedding light on domestic violence: In Russia, recognizing the problem is a start
• Civil Service Board Meeting Minutes of October 4, 2011
• Duluth School Board candidates taking thrifty approach
• Parking Ramp Next To The Duluth Depot To Close For Repairs
• A look at spending in Duluth City Council races
• Minnesota Duluth biologist part of team studying plant evolution
• Saturday's weather: Mostly sunny skies
• Probation violation leads to chase, escape
• Take Interstate 35 in Duluth, it's all open
• Fight is on over historic hockey jerseys
• Two injured on sidewalk near downtown Duluth's CHUM center
• Bygones for Oct. 29, 2011
• Fugitive with Twin Ports ties caught in Pine County after a day on the run
• Qantas Airways grounds its planes, locks out striking workers
• US official: 13 American troops killed in Afghan bombing
• Rare October snowstorm barreling up East Coast, may break snowfall records (with video)
• Matters of record
• Live-Action Comic Strip on Stage at St. Scholastica
• Irish Vocal Trio The Priests Perform in Concert at St. Scholastica
• Jury delivers mixed verdict in trial of Duluth funeral home director involved in fatal crash
• Wisconsin Senate approves earlier alcohol sales
• Wisconsin woman arrested, accused of neglecting 51 pets; home condemned
• MORNING UPDATE: Final I-35 work in Duluth will finish today, if weather cooperates
• Man reportedly slashed in downtown Duluth
• Russian sister city delegates take home lessons of Duluth Model
• Fugitive with Duluth ties sought in Chisago County manhunt
• All I-35 lanes, ramps in Duluth are now open
• Safe Haven provides more than just shelter
• VocalEssence Ensemble Singers to raise the roof at Sacred Heart Music Center
• Enger relations turn out for rededication
• Sign up for the Lake Superior Polar Bear Plunge
• U.S.-St. Louis County attorneys' office partnership announced
• Duluth leaders to be honored at annual "Connecting the Dots" event
• Halloween events at various locations promise variety and fun
• Brimson in fight to keep its mail
• Matters of record
• Wisconsin man accused of texting while driving drunk, rear-ending state trooper
• Jury delivers mixed verdict in Duluth fatal accident trial
• Film producer serves up food for thought during presentation at UMD
• Boy, 13, rescued after more than four days in Turkey quake rubble
• Interstate 35 will be wide open in Duluth today, if the weather cooperates
• Occupy Duluth preps camp at Civic Center site for longer stay (with video)
• Keeping stuff can mean keeping memories
• Friday's weather: Chance of wintry mix this morning
• State trooper: Duluth funeral home director in 'altered state' when fatal accident occurred
• Duluth man gets $25,000 after 10 years in Wisconsin prison on wrongful conviction
• Election Bulletin Board: Krug organizes Pumpkin Extravaganza
• United Way website helps people find volunteer opportunities with kids
• Winter, Wis., man dies in two-vehicle crash in Price County
• Public Awareness: Duluth Police Daytime Burglary Prevention Tips
• Duluth Taxicab Rates
• Six UMD professors use zombies to impart real lessons in each department's academic tenets
• Two Harbors to examine in-kind services
• 'Be a Santa to a Senior' this holiday season
• Silver Bay makes way to sustainability
• Pennsylvania boy, ill for months after smoking synthetic pot, dies
• Seven killed in crash on Indiana highway
• Prosecution wraps up case against Duluth funeral home director
• U.S. economy showed modest growth in third quarter
• Earlier deadline means earlier decisions on Medicare options
• Europe reaches debt deal that pleases markets
• Car thief who left baby in Minnesota parking lot sentenced
• Architect: Small, seasonal cabins are a dying breed in Minnesota
• I-35 will be wide open Friday in Duluth -- weather permitting
• Man convicted of killing Minnesota police officer in 1982 granted parole
• MORNING UPDATE: Postal service pushing closure of Duluth processing center
• Thursday weather update for Duluth: You may see snowflakes this morning
• Health notes: West Duluth woman seeks kidney transplant donor
• Duluth man gets $25,000 for wrongful imprisonment in Wisconsin
• Lawmakers seek solution Vikings stadium puzzle
• Rybak offers three Minneapolis stadium options for Vikings
• Winter, Wis., man dies in two-vehicle crash
• Former high school teacher convicted in student sex case
• Current, former female employees accuse Wal-Mart of bias
• Webcams capture polar bear migration
• Wisconsin Senate prez on guns: None in the chamber
• Minnesota man admits to smuggling gun parts to Paraguay
• Expert: Michael Jackson probably had Demerol addiction
• Fort Hood shooting suspect seeks jury consultant
• Matters of record
• Bygones for October 27, 2011
• Trails and Parks Committee Meeting Scheduled
• Thursday weather: Partly cloudy, maybe showers
• Anderson campaign received money from local head shop owner
• Gay, lesbian service members sue government
• Watch the Duluth LWV candidate forums here
• Home repair Q&A: After 50 years, it's time for new heating and cooling system
• Hurricane Rina takes aim at Cancun, Cozumel (with video)
• Alabama student bitten by snake during gym class
• Concert organizers say Aerosmith's Steven Tyler hurt in fall at Paraguay hotel
• Douglas County man charged with stealing $130,000 from employer to pay for Internet porn
• MORNING UPDATE: With some banned ingredients, why are fake pot sales allowed?
• Tear gas used as police, protesters clash at Occupy camp in Oakland, Calif. (with video)
• Synthetic drugs investigation follow-up: With some banned ingredients, why are fake pot sales allowed?
• Woman's body found in Minnesota pond
• China to curb 'overly entertaining' TV shows
• Suspected synthetics drugs seized at Rogers, Minn., smoke shop
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: DNR wants to allow Lutsen to use Poplar River for snowmaking
• Minnesota, Wisconsin, 3 other states take Asian carp case to Supreme Court
• DNR wants to allow Lutsen to use Poplar River for snowmaking
• Study: Larger dinosaurs traveled far for food
• Parents find technology helps keep toddlers quiet
• Duluth shooting a 'horrible accident,' Cobenais attorney says
• Wednesday's weather for Duluth: Dark and damp
• Bygones for October 26, 2011
• Wisconsin woman convicted of killing newborn free after violating probation 6 times
• Matters of record
• Ohio girl, 5, looking for mom backs car onto Ohio street, calls 911
• Coroner: Singer Amy Winehouse died of alcohol poisoning
• Homeowners sue Winona, Minn., over city's rental property rules
• Season's first snowstorm strikes Denver, Colorado Rockies
• Small explosion reported at Enbridge facility in Superior; no one hurt
• NYC performance artist gives birth in art gallery
• Duluth man wins reduced sentence in appeal
• Man fleeing from Minneapolis police dies in crash
• Opening statements begin in Duluth funeral director's fatal accident case
• Semi collides with train north of Duluth
• MORNING UPDATE: With land acquired, Hillside housing development just needs money
• Wisconsin Assembly to vote on allowing stores to sell beer, liquor as early as 6 a.m.
• Minnesota burglars stab dog, steal corrections officer's guns, uniform
• Bridge over Chester Creek to undergo yearlong fix-up
• Brilliant aurora display seen over much of U.S. (with video); Northland missed out because of clouds
• Americans feel worse about economy
• Wisconsin Assembly leaders push mining bill ahead of Senate
• Duluth woman sentenced for distributing Oxycontin
• Candidates letter welcome
• Man, 21, sentenced for Cloquet home invasion
• Group teams with Forest Service to save historic research station by Ely
• Tuesday's weather: Rain chances vary across region
• Volleyball: Bulldogs jump to No. 2 in nation
• Football: UMD third in region, sixth in nation
• Bygones for October 25, 2011
• Chester Creek Bridge Project
• Matters of record
• Jurors from Casey Anthony trial revealed
• DWI suspect beats Minnesota trooper with Taser, prompts high-speed chase
• Utah semi-truck rollover releases 25 million bees
• Sibling rivalry: Ohio brothers run against each other for mayor
• Man, 87, stopped in Michigan with 104 bricks of cocaine in truck
• 'Miracle' tornado survivor, hailed as hero, faces $2.5 million in medical bills
• Maine man gets new car after old one passes 1 million miles
• Sawyer County bar burglary suspect misses plea hearing
• Minnesota motel owner arrested after hours-long standoff
• Brothers win car in foot race around Duluth
• Death toll from Turkey earthquake rises to 270 (with video of survivor being pulled from collapsed building)
• MORNING UPDATE: Experts decry synthetic pot as much worse than marijuana
• Experts decry synthetic pot: 'Much worse than marijuana'
• Sheriff: 1 student shot, wounded at N.C. high school
• Insurance company changes course, agrees to pay medical bills for Missouri tornado hero
• Minneapolis mayor looks for chance to host Vikings stadium
• Number of Minnesota government employees retiring sets record
• Bachmann's former N.H. staffers say rudeness pushed them out
• Harley-Davidson to recall more than 308,000 motorcycles
• Biz Buzz for Oct. 24
• GOP wants to free Border Patrol from environmental laws
• Credit scores poised to get more personal for homebuyers
• Bankruptcies for Oct. 24
• Gobble Gallop
• Public Awareness: Police Alert Citizens Of Firearms Being Stolen In Recent Vehicle Prowls
• New Superior coffeehouse owner to keep sweets coming, with Red Mug Bake Shop
• Lincoln Park beer supplier expanding to satisfy thirst for variety
• Duluth property transactions for Oct. 24
• Norway's King Harald and Queen Sonja visit Duluth!
• A town abuzz with Norwegian fever
• Bulldog men ready to turn the corner
• Harley Davidson shop celebrates 60 years of business
• Residents need to be aware of road salt's damage to storm water system
• In Duluth, synthetic pot users get high and don't hide it
• Occupy Duluth camps out near government buildings
• New baby arrives early in vehicle on Duluth street
• 90 arrested at Wisconsin underage drinking party
• Minnesota city to hire private security firm to patrol streets
• Faces & Names: Carnegie Hall concert is sure to be Superior
• Shipping Traffic for Sunday, Oct. 23: 25th anniversary for William A. Irvin
• Bachmann brushes off idea she's given up on N.H.
• Trial of Duluth funeral home operator set to begin
• St. Louis County may get out of the lakeshore lot business
• New Duluth school springs from ashes
• Sunday's weather update: Showers likely
• Passenger suffers minor injuries in plane's emergency landing
• Massive quake in Turkey kills at least 85
• In biography, angry Steve Jobs lashes out at Google for alleged theft of ideas
• Minnesota woman faces possible arrest in Isle Royale littering case
• Trail cam captures photo of cougar in central Wisconsin
• Meeting set in Hurley to discuss Gogebic Taconite proposal
• Letters written by Titanic survivor from Minnesota sell at auction
• Cloquet author writes a novel unlike any other
• Royal visit to Enger Tower
• Report: Blocked oil line led to Wisconsin F-16 crash
• Superior woman charged with dipping into Target tills
• Poll: 37 percent of Americans back 'Occupy' protests
• Duluth police: Don't store guns in vehicles
• Barnum man accused of selling marijuana, again
• Cadaver dog 'hit' at Kansas City home of baby missing three weeks
• Analysis: Are GOP speed daters ready to go steady with Mitt Romney?
• California man charged with trying to rob store while wearing Gumby costume
• Shipping Traffic for Saturday, Oct. 22
• Duluth Economic Development Authority Meeting Agenda for October 26, 2011
• Community Development Committee Agenda for October 25, 2011
• Saturday weather: Mild weekend
• Grand Rapids invests in technology to preserve city's future
• Bygones for Oct. 22, 2011
• Plane's emergency landing on Iron Range field results in minor injury
• Matters of record
• Ed Thompson, brother of ex-Wis. governor Tommy Thompson, dies at 66
• UMD students examine environmental effects of discarded cigarettes
• Shark kills American diver off western Australia coast
• Mesaba Airlines to close Minnesota HQ, cut 193 jobs
• Douglas County bans concealed weapons in county buildings
• Short-notice Duluth travelers win free trips to Phoenix
• Duluth police warn hunters not to leave guns in vehicles
• Johnson Controls fights request for records in Iron Range project
• Sources: Bachmann's staff in New Hampshire quits
• Parent killed in shooting outside NYC school
• Minnesota legislators suggest giving Vikings the Metrodome
• Matters of record
• Queen of Norway leaves flowers in Duluth
• Group teams with Forest Service to save threatened historic station
• Buying paint, kids? Bring your ID
• Obama announces total Iraq troop withdrawal by year's end
• Largest study on cell phones, cancer finds no link
• Two men, held in Carlton County Jail, accused of more than 20 burglaries in three states
• Split Rock River Wayside is officially opened
• Ohio man who freed wild animals was deep in debt
• Duluth teen accused of truck theft
• Northland winter forecast: More brrr than usual
• Lohan late to first day of community service at morgue
• Large migration of eagles and large hawks expected soon in Duluth
• Senate rejects pared-back Obama jobs bill
• Several arrests made at OccupyMN protest in Minneapolis
• Friday weather: Warmer weekend, with sun
• September jobs up a little
• Bygones for October 21, 2011
• Water Valve Repair To Take Place On October 24, 2011 In Upper Lakeside Neighborhood; Water Service To Be Shut Down
• Bear feasts at candy store in Tennessee mountains
• Northwoods Credit Union secures naming rights for Cloquet hockey arena
• Men arrested in Carlton County accused of more than 20 burglaries
• Iron Range Resources cuts refund for mines
• Victim of St. Louis County car fire positively identified
• Small earthquake jolts San Francisco area
• Asian carp DNA found in Twin Cities stretch of Mississippi
• Wisconsin Senate passes bill limiting abortion funding
• Grants go to protecting Lake Superior
• Finland, MN group finalist for Touchstone Civic Engagement Award
• More mesothelioma shows up in Iron Range taconite workers
• Dayton seeks better results in government reform efforts
• Owner of exotic-animal farm was deep in debt
• Book sheds light on Steve Jobs' life
• Teen in Rutgers suicide case turns down plea deal
• St Louis County Township joins mining opposition
• Pagami fire cost tops $21 million
• City of Duluth Parks And Recreation News - Keene's Creek Trail Closed
• Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda for October 25, 2011
• City of Duluth News - Public Meeting To Discuss Market Study For Area Surrounding College Campuses
• Public Meeting to Discuss Parking Around New East High School
• Water Main Break in Western Duluth
• Boards and Commissions Members : October 17, 2011
• Duluth Human Rights Commission Special Meeting Minutes of August 25, 2011
• Come Welcome Their Majesties King Harald V and Queen Sonja of Norway to Duluth
• City of Duluth Fire Department News - Garage House Fire 27th W
• City of Duluth Police Department News - Increased Click It or Ticket Seatbelt Patrols
• Duluth American Indian Commission Meeting Agenda for October 17, 2011
• City of Duluth News - Motorists Should Expect Delays at Glenwood Street Due to Sewer Construction
• Cook man says friend shot at him, then dragged him as he hid under truck
• MORNING UPDATE: Duluth Lakewalk users ask students to be more neighborly
• North Dakota regulators approve Minnesota Power wind project
• Comments sought on Duluth plans for Indian Point Campground
• Health notes: Medicare open enrollment starts Saturday
• Wisconsin pain-med-monitoring program gets federal money to help startup
• Bygones for October 13, 2011
• Duluth event showcases sustainable practices of Early Adopters
• Freed hikers and their families thank senators
• Duluth Lakewalk users ask students to be more neighborly
• 'Occupy' movement reaches Duluth
• Thursday's weather for Duluth area: Cooler, wetter and windy
• Eh?: Find a free car in your phone
• Regulations could cause business shift for Midwest Energy Resources in Superior
• Dancers Create Artistic Journey of Chinese History, Culture on Stage at St. Scholastica's Mitchell Auditorium
• Death toll rises in California salon shooting
• Iron Range man charged with shooting at drinking partner
• Police seek man suspected in string of Superior burglaries
• City, company open Lake Superior Plaza to demonstrators
• North Dakota approves Minnesota Power project
• City of Duluth Fire Department News - October 8, 2011
• City Of Duluth Fire Department News - Ride To School Contest
• Local rally leader charged in baby-snatching in 2008
• Management uncertainty prompts worries at Nemadji Trailer Park in Superior
• Report: Mercury levels mostly down in Great Lakes
• Former Duluth deputy police chief Bob Larson dies
• Work progresses on Proctor museum
• Faces & Names: Fond farewell for DAI executive director
• No answers yet in Superior bear incident
• Process of renaming Duluth school bogs down actual decision
• Wednesday weather: Clouds and cooler on the way
• Prettner Solon heads to China
• Bigfork man faces charges reportedly stemming from hunting complaint
• Money to restore Great Lakes still flows - for now
• Cool and damp weather aids in containing BWCAW fire
• Bygones for October 12, 2011
• Voters won't get to decide stadium sales tax
• Dayton remains neutral on Vikings stadium site
• We Energies could shut down or update Michigan plant
• Free Student Piano Recital Features Emily Valine
• City of Duluth Police Department News - DPD Scan Unit receives 2011 Department of The Year Award
• Human Rights Commission Regular Meeting Agenda for October 12, 2011
• MORNING UPDATE: Deer hunter mauled by bear near Superior
• Little Falls man killed in Lake County crash
• Cook man escapes armed assailant under moving vehicle
• Homicide charges filed in Wisconsin fetus abduction
• Lawyer objects to metal detectors in Wisconsin Capitol
• 7 survive 20 hours in Florida waters; 1 dead
• Alleged burglar caught after leaving phone with Facebook profile behind
• Dr Pepper Ten: 'No women allowed'
• Two kittens survive being thrown from van near Esko
• University of Minnesota applauds former faculty on Nobel Prize win
• City Of Duluth Regular Positions Update
• Shipping traffic for Monday, Oct. 10
• Fast-food BBQ restaurant could compete with Famous Dave's in Duluth
• Family of drowning victim raises money for volunteer search squad
• Lakeview Christian enjoys large growth for second year
• Norway's king and queen represent changed nation
• Monday's weather for Duluth area: Slight chance of showers
• Iron Range man dies in rollover accident
• Wet weather should help curb Pagami fire
• Columbus Day closings
• Capitol Chatter: Feds support anti-synthetic drug legislation
• City of Duluth News - City Thanks Citizens for Keeping Storm Drains Clear to Maintain Water Quality
• Woman suspected of removing fetus from Wisconsin mother
• 2 teachers killed in Wisconsin motorcycle crash
• Biz Buzz for Oct. 10, 2011
• Netflix does about-face, won't split DVD rentals
• Bankruptcies for Oct. 10, 2011
• Charges pending after Portage Township ATV accident
• Pagami Creek fire 80 percent contained
• Identity of fatal crash victim released
• Bear attack leaves man injured in Superior
• Duluth man critically hurt when scooter rolls into ravine along Highway 23
• October heat wave topples Northland weather records
• Minnesota woman accused of robbing home to buy porn
• Nestle Purina releases TV commercial aimed at dogs (with video)
• For a majority of renters, Duluth is unaffordable
• Lake Place Park gets a cleanup
• New flower species found on Isle Royale
• Bike-sharing advocates seek Twin Ports input
• Zen garden is one for the angels
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, Oct. 9
• Speed limits could rise on some Douglas County roads
• Monday's Columbus Day closures
• Death educator speaks at Duluth conference
• Bike-sharing forum
• Douglas County, Superior 911 service restored
• Authorities offer update on BWCAW fire
• Superior, Douglas County 911 service down
• Milwaukee police: Pregnant woman found dead, baby taken from womb 'by force'
• One killed in Itasca County rollover
• Threat averted: Fox renews 'Simpsons' for 2 years
• Eh?: Brothers raise fundraising bar
• Cohasset man dies in crash near Calumet
• PolyMet environmental review on track
• Bygones for October 8, 2011
• Economic development forum in Duluth focuses on jobs
• Betty's Pies goes on the road to sell pies in malls
• Toddler's death brings verdict of manslaughter
• BWCAW lottery system gives way to new application process
• Owner of Last Place on Earth in Duluth files suit over police raid
• Pagami Creek fire jumps to spots outside line
• Former UMD football player qualifies for court diversion program
• Saturday weather: Breezy, showers this weekend
• Detour set for eastbound traffic on Grand Avenue in West Duluth
• Carbon monoxide forces six from Duluth four-plex
• Matters of record
• MORNING UPDATE: 3 women's rights activists awarded Nobel Peace Prize
• Cloquet man injured in head-on accident
• Cohasset man killed in crash on Highway 169
• Forest Service plans to eliminate BWCAW permit lottery
• Judge: Taco Bell violated disability laws
• Feds announce crackdown on California marijuana dispensary
• Wisconsin church to ordain its first openly gay minister
• Police find toddler, looking for parents
• Facebook status updates result in man's arrest
• Duluth jury: Tahtinen not guilty of murder, guilty of manslaughter
• Stretch of eastbound Grand Avenue to be detoured in Duluth
• Drunken driving arrest gives Green Bay man 11 OWIs
• Abortions decline in Wisconsin
• Minnesota woman sentenced in Missouri prostitution case
• Cravaack in Duluth: PolyMet environmental review on track
• City of Duluth Police Department News - Arrest in School Playground Fire
• Duluth Poised ForSuccess According To National Experts
• Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for October 4, 2011
• Knosh on this lavosh
• Yellow Flag Warning Issued for Park Point Beaches
• Bayfield growers have good Apple Fest crop
• In a tree's life, we're temporary neighbors
• Shipping traffic for Friday, Oct. 7
• Friday's weather for Duluth area: A day of change
• Group plans American Indian welcome center on Duluth's lakefront
• Heat, wind put region under red-flag warning for fire danger
• Duluth accepts gifts from Rania, Iraq
• Man injured in crash near Washburn
• Matters of record
• Employers add 103,000 jobs; unemployment 9.1 percent
• 3 women's rights activists awarded Nobel Peace Prize
• Neighbor's beef with Duluth McDonald's flares
• Itasca County man drowns
• Duluth School Board OKs 2013 school tax levy
• Renowned organist to perform Oct. 8 and 9
• Bentleyville Transformation Begins at Bayfront: Volunteers Needed
• Apple co-founder, former CEO Steve Jobs dies
• Sex offender captured in North Dakota cornfield (videos with story)
• Minnesota congressional redistricting hearings continue (with video)
• Duluth police: Teens created firepit on playground
• Civil rights leader Shuttlesworth dies
• Duluth jury begins deliberations on baby's death
• North Shore auto accident victim from Twin Cities
• Minnesota woman says she'll stand for terror trial
• Don't let debt rule your life
• Random thoughts from Brian
• City of Duluth Fire Department News - October 1, 2011
• City of Duluth Fire Department News - October 2, 2011
• Wisconsin woman accused of stealing ring from corpse
• Matters of record
• National director visits Duluth pro-life vigil
• Commission weighs officer's future with Superior Police Department
• Duluth Fire Department issues yellow-flag warning for Park Point
• Victim identified in North Shore auto accident
• St. Scholastica English Professor Examines Historic Roots of 'Shaggy Dog Stories' at Upcoming Talk
• Community Day at the College of St. Scholastica
• 'The Romantic Guitar' Graces Next Cambiata Performance
• St. John's Illuminator Visits St. Scholastica
• MORNING UPDATE: California physician testifies that fall, CPR killed Duluth toddler
• Fanning running for 8th District seat
• Chopper crashes into New York's East River; 1 dead
• Third Annual Suicide Awareness Memorial Walk set for October 8
• Feds find money for Minnesota wolf-control program
• Bank of America website continues to slow
• Apple unveils iPhone 4S
• California physician testifies that fall, CPR killed Duluth toddler
• North Dakota man charged after shooting loud TV
• Apple event expected to unveil new iPhone
• Report says mussels, nutrients damage Great Lakes
• Matters of record
• Tuesday's weather: Dry and in the mid-70s
• Habitat for Humanity crews rehab Two Harbors home
• Pot plantation bust costs thousands of dollars in overtime
• Sturgeon Lake boy dies in ATV accident
• New federal law aims to speed patent process
• Update: Lester Park playground arson investigation
• About DemandTec Retail Challenge
• "No Child Left Behind" is the modern version of the "Old Deluder Satan Act"
• Enger Park Closed on October 3 and 4, 2011
• Public Hearing Scheduled for Indian Point Campground Improvements
• Maintenance project will close part of Bong Bridge, starting in 2014
• Analytics expert melds math and marketing at UMD
• Duluthian's patent no longer pending
• Lester Park students play game of improvisation
• Airline attack suspect kicks off trial with outburst
• Cervical cancer virus fuels oral cancer
• Pagami Creek fire 71 percent contained as weather warms
• Capitol Chatter: Kline says debt panel needs to succeed
• Minnesota redistricting limbo makes candidacies 'political crapshoot'
• Wall Street protesters dig in after arrests
• A perfect fall Saturday
• Enrollment numbers need a closer look
• Civil Service Board Meeting Minutes of September 6, 2011
• Shipping traffic for Monday, Oct. 3
• New show is 'Prairie Home' with Iron Range 'edge'
• For this WWII pilot, not just another flight: The Northland's second Honor Flight goes to D.C. on Tuesday
• Review: DSSO responds well to guest conductor Meyer
• Bachmann's future fuzzy if her run for president ends
• Monday's weather: Record warmth possible
• Superior Police investigate vandalism spree
• Minnesota redistricting issue moves to the courts
• 'Hairy crazy ants' are on the move along the Gulf Coast
• Green Bay mayor wants to rename road for Packers coach
• 700 arrested after protest on New York City's Brooklyn Bridge
• Health-care battles loom for Supreme Court's new term
• Judges plan redistricting hearings
• Coming Monday
• Information sought
• Yellow and red trees of early October
• Boundary Waters lake reveals new info on state's early inhabitants
• New middle school name is a natural - but not au naturel
• Fire damages Lester Park School playground
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, Oct. 2
• Sunday's weather: Another sunny Sunday
• Judges plan redistricting hearings
• Boundary Waters fire 67 percent contained
• Fire damages Central Hillside apartment building
• Matters of record
• Just 12 ounces at birth, Duluth toddler is going strong at 18 months
• California man found alive by his children six days after car plunged into ravine
• Expect delays on Grand Avenue starting Monday
• Rates on 15-, 30-year fixed mortgages now are the lowest on record
• Duluth citizens to be honored with arts and culture awards
• Couple charged in Cromwell deaths appear in court
• Fire burns Sturgeon Lake bar to the ground
• Insiders say new Minnesota assisted-living law overreaches
• Eh? for October 1, 2011
• If you go: "Migrations: Poetry & Prose for Life's Transitions"
• What to do
• Bygones for Oct. 1, 2011
• CSS prepares for Thanksgiving buffet at the DECC
• Yellow Flag Warning Issued For Park Point Beaches
• Pumpkin pies made by CSS students produce food for the hungry
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, Oct. 1
• New CD aims to instill hope and courage into lives of cancer survivors
• UMD band mentors high school musicians
• Duluth police-community partnership wins prize
• One dead in fiery crash on Highway 61
• New French conversation group hosts mixer at Chester Bowl
• Book of poems, prose explores change
• Duluth school playground heavily damaged in fire
• MORNING UPDATE: Popular Duluth skywalk deli to close
• Level 3 predatory offender moves to Cloquet
• 1 killed in fiery rollover in Lake County
• Stretch of Hwy. 210 to be detoured starting Monday
• Stretch of northbound I-35 opens up over weekend
• Enger Park closed on Monday and Tuesday
• Send in your fall photos
• Fall care for heat-damaged yards
• Duluth school caught up in Alabama man's scam
• How to create a room that changes with the seasons
• Meeting details
• Duluthian recognized for exceptional contributions to green building movement
• Floodwood school principal accused of assault returns to work
• Made in the USA - or is it?
• Gutter cleaning tips from a pro
• Parks And Recreation Fall Skating Schedule
• Community Invited To Set Vision For Duluth’s Future
• Commission on Disabilities Meeting Agenda for October 5, 2011
• Shipping traffic for Friday, Sept. 30
• Popular Duluth skywalk deli to close
• Artists hopeful Duluth mural debate will end with flourish
• Minnesota schools ponder new progress standards
• Friday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Great for leaf-peeping
• Protect your deck now so you can enjoy it later
• Feds indict 27 in Twin Ports drug sting
• Breaking the mold of business as usual
• Farmers in 16 Wisconsin counties eligible for disaster assistance
• Sustainable lifestyle turns a profit
• Jauch named to Wisconsin Senate mining panel
• Most Duluth-area schools fail to make state grade
• 1 cat, 2 faces, 12 years old
• Cellphone ban begins in Wisconsin city
• Jury acquits driver in death of McGregor man
• Minnesota teen fatally shot, apparently accidentally
• Wisconsin man charged with beating elderly parents
• Woman sentenced for choking Walmart greeter
• Research institute at University of Minnesota Duluth gets study grant
• Hawk Ridge observers predict great weekend for viewing raptors
• Attorney in farmer's case against former Duluth doctor asks for new trial
• Allegiant to resume Duluth-Orland service in February
• MORNING UPDATE: Duluth man charged with opiate possession
• Northern Wisconsin declared an agricultural disaster
• Driver injures two St. Paul construction workers, flees
• K-9 team takes first place in national police dog trials
• Feds indict 27 in Twin Ports for drugs
• Minnesota barn fire claims 9,000 turkeys
• NRRI gets grant to study Great Lakes food chain
• Eh? Looking for a few good Peaceheads
• From 2007: A glimpse into the life of a trapper
• U.S. wolf-trapping program to end
• End to wolf trapping: Minnesota delegation responds
• Bygones for September 29, 2011
• Haunted Ship Tour - Shanghai Revenge
• Volunteers Needed To Help Clean Lake Place Park
• Even nerds get a night out
• Duluth anti-crime effort wins $30,000 prize
• Area colleges show little change in student numbers
• Superior child-care program moves into YMCA
• Thursday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Cool, wet
• Duluth murder suspect in court for pretrial hearing
• Health Notes: Moose Lake girl chosen for Minnesota Wild honor
• One-third of Minnesota schools seek levy approval
• Developers of Duluth's Lafarge property get more time
• Duluth Economic Development Authority sees poor prospects for state funding of NorShor redevelopment
• Alabama man pleads guilty to taking money from Duluth, other schools
• Missing man located in Lakeview Township
• High winds, rough water complicate Pagami Creek fire battle
• Duluth Fire Department issues yellow-flag warning for Park Point
• Floodwood principal taken off administrative leave
• Duluth waterfront developers get extension from DEDA
• Attorneys prepare for trial of West Duluth murder suspect
• Cravaack to meet constituents today in Cloquet
• Pagami Creek fire crews prepare for wind in forecast
• Thieves steal markers from Superior cemetery, possibly for scrap metal
• Andy Rooney exiting '60 Minutes' this Sunday
• Eastbound cougar spotted in Houghton County
• 20 under 40: From the editor
• Family, business connections kept Boman in Duluth
• Boyle turns hobby into a sustainable business
• Ly works to build a happy community
• Q&A: Michael Latsch
• Running offers entrepreneurs opening in Duluth community
• Red Flag Warning Sep. 26, 2011 along Park Point Beac
• Calling All 100 Year Olds!
• Q&A: Melissa Boyle
• Q&A: Pakou Ly
• Q&A: Saprina Matheny
• Urban farmer sows seeds for a fair society
• Q&A: Clint and Andrea Agar
• CEO with Law and Ministerial Degrees Speaks about Business Ethics at the College of St. Scholastica
• Child abuse expert doubts Duluth murder defendant's story
• Iron Range DFLers: Feds should pay for burned trees in BWCAW
• Bachmann, other GOP candidates running out of money
• Census: 1,330 gay married couples in Minnesota
• Pine County authorities: Shooting victim was unwanted guest
• Wisconsin trail cam cougar still moving east
• Ely researcher confirms Hope the bear's death
• Apple sends out invite for iPhone event
• Defense: Michael Jackson gave himself fatal dose of drug
• Woman airlifted to Duluth hospital after crash near Aurora
• U.S. military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,670
• Cheesehead maker threatens legal action for billboard
• Minnesota Capitol being repaired
• Study shows fathers less likely to die of heart problems
• Duluth City Council asks staff to consider having fewer one-way avenues downtown
• Pets of the Week for Sept. 27
• Duluth doctor testifies: Fall didn't kill toddler
• Elementary students, other 'Fans of Hope' distressed over Web-famous bear's possible death
• Elderly man who was missing in Carlton County is found
• Pine County teen faces more charges in shooting
• Bygones for September 27, 2011
• City of Duluth Police Department News - Anderson Road Closet Fire
• Skydiver in Superior injured after rough landing
• Shipping traffic for Tuesday, Sept. 27
• Babbitt brainstorms after grocery's demise
• Duluth City Council backs boulevard sidewalk on upper Glenwood Street
• Sidewalks are for everyone, now and later
• Eh?: Good guess
• Duluth schools attracting more students
• Missing Carlton County man found safe
• Babbitt's fire-damaged drug store won't rebuild
• Pine County man charged with shooting during altercation
• Woman injured in Superior skydiving incident
• Stalled vehicle causes Duluth I-35 backup
• Biz Buzz for Sept. 26, 2011
• Wisconsin cemetery worker alledgedly stole guitar from casket
• Minnesota woman dies after apparent fall into fire pit
• Some of former Duluth doctor's Texas patients claim harm
• Man with broken leg survives four days in Utah desert
• Freed hikers arrive back in U.S., offer details of their captivity in Iran
• Charter Commission Agenda for October 12, 2011 Meeting
• Duluth Economic Development Authority Meeting Agenda For September 28, 2011
• Caution: Sidewalk fight ahead on Duluth's Glenwood Street
• Rust Belt Resurgence: Miners, workers strike gold in thriving iron industry
• Shipping traffic for Monday, Sept. 26
• Sporty design marks 5,000th Cirrus plane
• Monday's weather for Duluth and beyond: A tale of two systems
• Some patients say former Duluth doctor, Konasiewicz, helped them
• The upside of economic worries: Lower gas prices
• Public comments sought on Hermantown's future
• Bygones for Sept. 26, 2011
• Stepson accused in Pine County shooting faces more charges
• Bruno, Minn., man faces shooting charges
• Two Americans among 19 dead after tourist flight crashes in Nepal
• Senators say OnStar invades privacy
• Deputy medical examiner raised flag about former Duluth neurosurgeon
• Boundary Waters wildfire now 45 percent contained
• Two Americans released from Iran expected back in U.S. today
• Blaze destroys Babbitt grocery store, pharmacy
• Duluth Goodwill's vintage sale is never out of style
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, Sept. 25
• Tourism bolstering Duluth's economy
• Duluth shares struggles of other Midwest industrial towns
• Sunday's weather: Some clouds and some sun
• Robin Washington column: Excuse me, but is this the black opera conference?
• Mayor's Night Scheduled
• Judge says releasing letter about Konasiewicz was 'in the public interest'
• L.A. man likened to movie character Bourne sentenced on drug charges
• UPDATE: Fire destroys grocery store, pharmacy in Babbitt
• Swayed by girlfriend, Duluth head shop owner holds off on restocking bath salts
• Former NBA player charged in alleged Ponzi scheme
• Idaho boy, 10, escapes clash with mountain lion
• Third agency downgrades Minnesota's credit rating
• City of Duluth Police Department News - Police Alert Citizens of Recent Vehicle Thefts
• City of Duluth Police Department News - Search Warrant Update
• Police Arrest Suspect with a Felony Warrant
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, Sept. 24
• Enger Tower 'Sound Point'
• New tenants in the works for Mariner Mall in Superior
• Head of Northern Communities Land Trust in Duluth honored with $10,000 award
• Saturday weather: Dry weekend ahead
• Obama lets states opt out of federal school rules
• Pagami Creek fire update
• Woman dies after jumping in front of train in Cloquet
• Bygones for Sept. 24, 2011
• Hope, the Internet-famous Ely bear, missing
• HIM department receives national and local recognition
• The Center for Early Music Orchestra kicks off Cambiata Music Series with 'Mostly Mozart'
• Cloquet-area man accidentally shot himself while slipping on deck
• NASA's dead satellite falls to Earth, starting over Pacific Ocean
• Putin to run for Russian presidency again in 2012
• Fire destroys bar in Sturgeon Lake; nobody injured
• MORNING UPDATE: Did the Forest Service get burned?
• Man slips and shoots self near Cloquet
• S&P lowers Minnesota credit score; third agency this year
• 6 arrested in cocaine bust on Wisconsin reservation
• Minnesota man indicted in mom's machete death
• Most roads near Pagami Creek fire reopened
• Singer Vesta Williams found dead at 53
• Minnesota Slip Bridge In Canal Park Under Repair
• City of Duluth Police Department News -Officer Involved Shooting Incident
• Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda for September 27, 2011
• Duluth tow-truck drivers hooked into scrap metal scam
• Day after raid, business bustling at Duluth head shop
• Duluth airport gets grant for green heating system
• Shipping traffic for Friday, Sept. 23
• Did the Forest Service get burned?
• Sam Cook: The family that Skypes together stays together
• Friday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Partly sunny
• Medical examiner: Blow to liver led to Duluth toddler's death
• New U of M president stuns some with speech
• 38 dogs rescued from home near Orr
• Involta starts construction, expects expansion
• Crew forced to deploy emergency fire shelters
• Matters of record
• Woman dies after jumping in front of train in Cloquet
• Wisconsin issues warning to cigarette retailers
• Campfire restrictions eased in Superior National Forest
• Duluth woman faces drug charges after hiding cocaine in underwear
• Duluth man charged with opiate possession
• Forest Service defends BWCAW fire effort
• Soldier from Darlington killed in Afghanistan
• Minnesota, Iowa authorities investigating hog heists
• Superior police warn of daytime burglaries
• One day after search, downtown Duluth shop resumes sales of incense
• Brain scans to computer reconstruct movie scenes
• Year-old bear in hardware store killed for 'not good bear behavior'
• Target's troubles with designer Missoni continue
• Amberwing fundraising not quite done
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, Sept. 22
• Police raid Duluth synthetic marijuana shop
• Freed hikers reunite with families
• Fatal shooting involving officer is ruled justified
• Thursday weather: Still cloudy, some rain
• Jurors hear conflicting theories in death of infant
• Duluth man arrested after pointing handgun
• Duluth's Second Avenue off Mesaba AVenue closed Friday
• Phone glitch panics parents in Nevis school district
• College of St. Scholastica's health info major highlighted in U.S. News article
• Obama plan would cut farm subsidies by $33 billion
• Pagami Creek firefighting force tops 830 people
• Parks and Recreation Fall Skating Schedule: New Saturday Night Open Skate!
• Twin Cities college mourns student's death
• Minnesota attorney general sues for-profit college company
• Census: Poverty goes up in Minnesota as incomes fall
• Iron Range man indicted for kidnap, assault of estranged wife
• Wisconsin Gov. Walker's troubled aide off fraud committee
• Matters of record
• The College of St. Scholastica receives military friendly school designation; assists veterans under The Yellow Ribbon Program
• Lawyer says Iran about to free 2 jailed Americans
• Accident claim attacked in Duluth infant death trial
• Americans Bauer, Fattal headed home
• Minnesota state park pot farm bust prompts safety warning
• Mora man faces sex-abuse charges after turning himself in
• Duluth police seize cash, guns, computer from fake pot shop
• California pot farm raid yields 7,000 plants
• Would-be robber identified by bright blue eyes
• Minnesotan and Pennsylvanian freed from Iran prison reunite with family
• R.E.M. announces end of the band
• Most Wisconsin counties, cities see unemployment fall
• Duluth woman joins family in Oman to greet released hiker
• More rain dampens Pagami Creek fire
• Odd question asked in jury selection for Duluth toddler-death trial
• Cougar caught on 3 Northland trail cameras
• Duluth police officer's killing of suspect ruled justifiable
• Duluth School Board adds school staff to serve student influx
• Brick repairs under way on downtown Duluth streets
• Bulldogs' winning ways prompt more fans to wear their pride
• Wednesday's weather for Duluth and beyond: More rain today
• Meetings set for tonight, Thursday on appearance of St. Louis River
• Parks Commission Endorses Parks Referendum
• Duluth Police Department News - Level III Predatory Offender Community Notification
• Boundary Waters fire force tops 830 people; total acres downsized again
• 19-year-old accused of running down black man indicted for murder, hate crime
• Superintendent drops pregame prayer tradition
• Philadelphia suburb waits for Fattal to return
• Matters of record
• Eh? Look for Duluth connection on 'Modern Family'
• Whole Foods meeting focuses on farm bill
• Suspected Carlton burglar caught on camera
• Air show death toll grows to 11
• New MnSCU leader predicts hard decisions and changes
• Minnesota college workers object to administrator 'bonuses'
• Duluth-area unemployment falls sharply in August
• Self-described professional boxer charged in Pine County assault
• St. Luke's sues Duluth News Tribune over reporting on surgeon
• Duluth students talk about new Lester Park Elementary School
• No-contact advisory issued for Duluth beach water
• Super One Foods founder Jim Miner Sr. dies at 77
• Obama takes hard line on taxes in budget battle
• One laker hits another in Duluth-Superior Harbor, damaging both vessels
• Bygones for Sept. 20, 2011
• Fond du Lac programs provide native take on addiction treatment
• Duluth-based Cirrus names new CEO
• Shirley Garber, former Port Cities Woman of the Year, dies at age 90
• Enger Park closed Wednesday and Thursday
• Input sought on 8th Congressional District redistricting
• Eh?: They'll help you find a job
• University of Minnesota scholarship named after Oberstar
• SeaWorld death video not shown at hearing
• Real-time tracking of diseases improves diagnosis
• St. Scholastica again earns 'Best of' rating from U.S. News & World Report
• Insanity plea entered for grandson in Wisconsin ax slaying
• Teen fatally shot in Minneapolis
• Wisconsin recall spending nears $44M
• Lakers damaged in Duluth-Superior harbor collision
• Dayton to hire Minnesota mining coordinator
• Wild ride for Duluth 4-year-old behind the wheel of van
• Property transactions for Sept. 19, 2011
• Bankruptcies for Sept. 19, 2011
• Critic blasts Duluth opera's non-Indian casting of 'Pocahontas'
• Shipping traffic for Monday, Sept. 19
• Monday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Rain will take a rest
• Cool, wet weather gives Boundary Waters firefighters leg up
• Bygones for Sept. 19, 2011
• Longtime Duluth grocer Miner dies
• Biz Buzz for Sept. 19, 2011
• Minnesota scholarship named after Oberstar
• Minnesota woman crushed by falling tree
• Wisconsin hunter shot in face, in stable condition
• Duluth-based Cirrus announces change in leadership
• 10th person dead after Reno air-show crash (with video)
• Firefighters gain ground on BWCAW fire
• Pagami Creek fire stays quiet on Saturday
• Sheriff: Use of Taser on Wisconsin high school student was justified
• Motorcyclist injured in run-in with deer near Tower
• Death toll from Nevada air race crash rises to 9
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, Sept. 18
• Sunday's weather: Rain likely
• Broadcaster, daughter of Walter Mondale, dies
• Couple's quick action prevents another Boundary Waters wildfire
• Synthetic drugs bring new rush hour to downtown Duluth
• Die-hard raptor fans flock to Duluth's Hawk Ridge
• Hermantown camp offers lessons in Indian culture
• Deal to free 2 Americans jailed in Iran hits snag: Judge is on vacation
• Northland camp carries out Lakota man's vision
• Saginaw fire leaves pastor's family homeless
• Death toll from Reno air show crash rises to 9
• Minnesota medical group leaders reject routine chlamydia tests for all young adults
• Matters of record
• Grizzly bear kills hunter in Montana wilderness
• Actress who played 'marble rye lady' on 'Seinfeld' dies at 92
• Two Colorado men accused of grim, real-life 'Weekend at Bernie's'
• Owners of two 'mystery cars' in fire zone found safe in BWCAW
• 'Lost' star won't be charged in alleged assault of bus driver
• 40th Avenue West ramp to I-35 north in Duluth closes Monday
• Superior school newspaper earns national honors
• Muslims reach out to help with blood drive at UMD
• Money for regional airport improvements awarded
• Cloquet school district classified as 'racially isolated'
• Superior School Board adopts grievance policy
• Township in Lake County says no thanks to copper mining
• Horoscopes for Sept. 17, 2011
• Bygones for Sept. 17, 2011
• Duluth American Indian Commission Meeting Agenda For September 19, 2011
• New Signage To Adorn Scenic Skyline Parkway
• UMD's Ianni Hall dedicated in honor of former chancellor
• Eleanor Mondale, daughter of former vice president, dies at age 51
• Iranian official: Courts ready to commute sentences for 2 Americans 'in near future'
• 'Making Democracy Work' speaker series at St. Scholastica kicks off with analysis of 'The Disappearing Center'
• Lake County township says no thanks to copper mining
• Predatory offender living in Lincoln Park
• Another I-35 ramp closes Monday in Duluth
• Campfires banned across Superior forest; politicians tour fire site
• Pollution near Boundary Waters fire reaches unhealthy level
• Neighbor: 6-year-old found 3 dead in Twin Cities
• Schools turn away students not vaccinated for whooping cough
• Wisconsin Gov. Walker says he doesn't know about investigation
• 4-year-old Duluth boy gets behind wheel of van, hits house
• Tree falls on car stopped at red light in California, killing driver
• NASA announces discovery of 'Star Wars'-type planet that orbits dual suns
• 4 men hospitalized after California bee attack
• Minnesota doctors debate screening all young adults for chlamydia
• Dr. Oz accused of fear-mongering with claims of arsenic in apple juice
• Low to perform benefit concert Oct. 14
• Today's update on Pagami Creek fire
• Palin camp denounces racy unauthorized biography
• Friday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Clear and cool
• Two Duluth companies agree to stop selling products after FDA complaints
• Sam Cook: Big, bad government sure helped during fire
• Lake Superior Zoo Achieves AZA Accreditation
• Fire crews, weather keep Pagami Creek blaze at bay
• In evacuated area, some cars remain unclaimed at BWCAW entry points
• Postal Service may close Duluth mail-sorting facility
• Shipping traffic for Friday, Sept. 16
• Matters of record
• Iraq, Oman ask Iran to release Bauer, Fattal
• Employees at Superior Erbert & Gerbert's robbed at gunpoint
• MORNING UPDATE: Fire crews, weather keep Pagami Creek blaze at bay
• Wisconsin unemployment up a bit, Minnesota steady
• Doctors worry about California bill aimed at breast cancer
• FBI: Computer hackers target celebrities
• International Falls reaches record low temperature for September
• Boundary Waters fire moderated by cold temperatures, rain
• Duluth man gets 10 years on drug, weapons charges
• Accused wallet thief nabbed shopping in the store
• Minn. reading, 11th-grade math scores improve
• DFLers seek homestead credit's return
• Hospitals remodel to care for obese patients
• In the line of fire: Some residents evacuate, others dig in as Pagami Creek fire creeps closer
• Traffic snarls near new Edison school
• Magdzas burglary suspect charged in Iron Range theft
• Health notes: Is there a doctor in the DECC?
• Eh? Remember, it was hot on Monday
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, Sept. 15
• Thursday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Sunny and cool
• In Iran, complex dealings shroud two hikers' fate
• Bygones for Sept. 15, 2011
• Postal Service may close Duluth mail-processing center
• Wife of former Vikings player Joe Senser charged in fatal hit-and-run
• Postal Service may close 5 Wisconsin facilities
• Wisconsin unions lead in 2011 lobbying
• North Dakota oil well explodes, kills 1, injures 3
• MORNING UPDATE: Some residents evacuate, others dig in as Pagami Creek fire creeps closer
• St. Scholastica professor discusses Russian author's exploration of 'minus-space' in upcoming faculty colloquium
• Matters of record
• DECC Memories? No, ARENA Memories
• Duluth man sentenced on drug, firearm charges
• Bachmann shot over HPV vaccine stings her too
• Public meeting in Schroeder tonight about fire
• Justice Ginsburg slides to safety off airplane
• Satellite photo shows BWCAW-to-Wisconsin plume
• Crews creating fire line on southern edge of BWCAW blaze
• Minnesota PCA board OKs Keetac expansion air permit
• City of Duluth Police Department News - Level III Predatory Offender Community Notification
• United Way's chili cook-off is hot stuff
• Duluth's Bed Bath & Beyond has quiet opening
• Wednesday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Cooler with a chance of rain
• Latin Mass tonight at St. Benedict's
• Man pleads guilty to domestic assault
• White Bear Lake man in court on crash charges
• From air-conditioner to furnace: First big frosts today, Thursday morning
• St. Louis County Board sets 1.8 percent upper limit for tax increase
• Virginia police capture runaway burglary suspect
• Eh? Glad they got that defibrillator
• Jay Cooke drowning victim identified
• Duluth, other area schools lag Minnesota test scores in math
• Bigger, better Walmart celebrates with grand opening today
• Miernicki, Stauber advance in School Board race
• Larson, Krug, Halberg and Krause advance in council primaries
• Matters of record
• Just say 'jobs,' we'll do what you want
• Minnesota Twins' 2011 doomed from the start
• PCA board approves Keetac expansion air permit
• Duluth man pleads guilty to domestic assault
• Bed Bath & Beyond store opens in Duluth
• 'Plume-driven' BWCAW fire sweeps across 60,000 acres
• Duluth primary election is today
• Perry, assailed by GOP rivals at debate, defends his record
• Eh? Downtown fish gone to big tank
• Former World Series MVP arrested, charged with battery
• Pet of the Week for Sept. 13
• Duluth schools hire new elementary teachers
• Republican lawmakers take aim at Minnesota school levies
• Pawlenty endorses Romney in presidential race
• Duluth Parks and Recreation Trails and Bikeways Master Plan Review Meeting: Public Input Needed
• Critics object to Duluth's Aerial Lift Bridge cutbacks
• Cloquet police seek help in burglary
• Shipping traffic for Tuesday, Sept. 13
• Tuesday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Fall's first frost approaches
• Frost predicted Wednesday, Thursday for Northland
• Matters of record
• Jay Cooke State Park drowning victim identified
• New York-to-Phoenix flight diverted for security-related reasons
• Duluth zoo regains accreditation status for first time in 5 years
• MORNING UPDATE: Lawyer says Iran sets bail for 2 jailed hikers, opens door for release
• Lawyer: Iran sets bail for 2 jailed hikers, opens door for release
• Evacuations ordered as Boundary Waters fire spreads outside park
• Rescuers searching for swimmer at Jay Cooke State Park
• Old traditions for a new Duluth school year
• Tornado warning for north-central Douglas County has expired
• Officials monitoring fire at Voyageurs National Park
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Verdict reached in Duluth's Lakeside-shooting trial
• Verdict reached in Duluth's Lakeside-shooting trial
• Only player to survive Russian hockey team's plane crash dies of his injuries
• Bed Bath & Beyond in Duluth may open in late September
• Bankruptcies for Sept. 12, 2011
• Cloquet police seek help in catching cell-phone thief
• 'Spartacus' star dies at age 37
• Biz Buzz for Sept. 12, 2011
• Police arrest 3 after 'mini riot' in Minneapolis
• Property Transactions for Sept. 12, 2011
• Looking back and ahead, America remembers 9/11
• Duluth native on patrol in Afghanistan
• Boundary Waters fire spreads; some areas closed to visitors
• Monday's weather for Duluth and beyond: A day of change for some
• SpongeBob in hot water from study of 4-year-olds
• More ground turkey recalled because of salmonella
• Vehicles crash on Interstate 35 in Duluth
• Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for September 13, 2011
• Duluth Human Rights Commission Meeting Agenda For September 14, 2011
• Calling All 100 Year Olds! - Senior Expo
• Shipping traffic for Monday, Sept. 12
• DNT investigation: Excelsior lobbying cash questioned
• Neighbor-friendly revamp of Hillside gas station planned
• Duluth 9/11 observance seeks understanding, healing, peace
• Wisconsin parole agent no longer honks at Walker's house
• Wisconsin DNR: Hunting classes no substitute for concealed-carry training
• MORNING UPDATE: Excelsior lobbying cash questioned
• 77 American soldiers wounded in Afghan truck bombing
• As White House was evacuated, Duluth native stayed at his post on Sept. 11
• Estimated size of Boundary Waters fire jumps 40 percent
• Man accused of abandoning 11-year-old son is back in Minnesota
• Several areas closed due to Boundary Waters fire
• Oscar-winning actor Cliff Robertson dies at 88
• Foreclosures up, home sales down in Duluth
• 'Mountain Stage' radio show to record program in Grand Marais
• Hermantown corn maze builds on last year's popularity
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, Sept. 11
• State approves license for Lake County fiber project
• Once breaking news, now our history
• Constant sense of alert a key legacy of 9/11
• Children from Duluth reached out to 9/11 heroes
• Career took Hargis from Duluth to the White House on Sept. 11
• Head-on freeway accident results in injuries
• Boundary Waters fire expected to spread further today
• Thousands gather in New York, D.C., Pennsylvania to mark Sept. 11 anniversary
• Gophers football coach in stable condition after suffering seizure on sidelines
• 'Library' lends out tools for free to Northland residents
• Wisconsin DNR to investigate report of bear attack
• Slipping Bachmann seeks jolt for her presidential campaign
• Amy Winehouse's dad says he thinks seizure killed her
• Actor from 'Austin Powers' sentenced to life in prison for rape
• Cravaack did not attend Obama's jobs speech
• Sources: 2 terror plot suspects may be US citizens
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, Sept. 10
• School's back - and packed - in Duluth
• Days after Sept. 11 were tense for Duluth's 148th Fighter Wing
• Economists say Obama's jobs plan would work - for a while
• Eh?: A special ring in the air
• Wisconsin National Guard to help clear storm-downed trees in Northwestern Wisconsin
• Dayton will hold jobs summit in Virginia
• Bygones for September 10, 2011
• Fall colors could be good in Minnesota - where drought hasn't hit
• Matters of record
• Growing BWCAW fire prompts temporary closures
• DOT will light Minneapolis bridge red, white and blue on Sept. 11
• Garden Tour has most successful year yet
• Overwhelming response to Garden Tour thanks to Budgeteer story
• Duluth Seniors enjoy independence in assisted living, National Assisted Living Week is Sept 11 - 17
• Lydia Walker - Bella Star Studio - uses photography, art to help others heal
• Third Annual Duluth Lakewalk Festival takes place this weekend, Sept. 9 and 10
• Duluth man charged with 1980s, '90s sex assaults
• Scott Yeazle with Christopher Rathe
• Orb webs of early September
• Duluth store Fragments of History closing after reigniting a passion for Lake Superior agates
• Hermantown holding Harvest Fest
• Sept. 11 observance to be held at the DECC
• Dayton will hold jobs summit in Virginia
• Shooter gets life for killing Mahnomen, Minn., deputy
• Man shot in Duluth's Lakeside neighborhood testifies about discrepancies in story
• Minnesota man falls off ladder, dies
• Restaurant owner sues over 'carcass removal' listing
• Minnesota approves license for Lake County fiber project
• Cravaack watched Obama's speech from office
• Burial site offered for baby dumped in Mississippi River
• Official backs new Minnesota Security Hospital leader
• Solon Springs woman faces charges in after-bar disturbance
• Power outage hits up to 5 million people in California, Arizona, Mexico
• Bobcat pays surprise visit to Superior fire station
• Pine County teen charged with shooting stepfather
• Duluth's new mini golf course like none you've ever seen
• $70,000 in cell phones stolen from Cloquet store
• New book reveals long-hidden interviews with Jackie Kennedy
• University of Wisconsin Regents OK sweeping system changes
• Obama pitches new 'jolt' for jobs, calls on Congress to act quickly
• Duluth sets meetings on trails plan
• Crosslake man gets 11 months in jail for boy's death
• Bygones for September 9, 2011
• Itasca County man dead after blast
• MORNING UPDATE: Drought spreading in Arrowhead, with no rain in forecast
• Matters of record
• Matters of record
• One-of-a-kind mini-golf course opens at Spirit Mountain
• In jobs address, Obama outlines $450B plan to lift economy - mostly through tax cuts
• Power out for millions in California, Arizona, Mexico
• Victims of officials' harassment could sue under Wisconsin bill
• Pine County boy charged for allegedly shooting stepdad in head
• UMD names residence hall after former chancellor
• Proctor city councilor, publisher charged with DWI
• Douglas County burglary suspect pleads guilty
• Water system update causes boil orders in Beaver Bay
• New trial denied for man convicted of killing Duluth officer
• Prettner Solon office in Duluth will stay open
• Duluth School Board candidates differ on finances
• Eh? Minot pulls off Internet upset
• City of Duluth Traffic Advisory - Schools Open
• Traffic Advisory: Railroad Street/Garfield Avenue
• David Ross: Understanding the power of place
• Minnesota Guard leader visits Duluth Armory
• Postal Service is so 20th century, but we need it
• Thursday's weather: Sunny and warm
• Owner of Duluth paper mill files for bankruptcy
• Fond du Lac Band radio station hits the air
• Seemingly drunk Swedish moose found stuck in tree
• Iron Range bridge to close for repairs
• Pine City boy suspected of shooting stepfather in the head
• MORNING UPDATE: Lighthouse restaurant reopens at new location in Knife River
• Owner of Duluth paper mill files bankruptcy
• Killer of Duluth Police Sgt. Gary Wilson denied new trial
• Prettner Solon will continue Duluth office
• Lighthouse restaurant reopens at new location in Knife River
• Final two mural designs approved for Cascade Park in Duluth
• Crews using fire to contain BWCAW fire
• Predatory offender meeting set for Wright
• New MacArthur school a source of pride for West Duluth, officials say
• Hunters tracking bounty of big bears
• Trial begins for Duluth man facing weapons charges
• Wednesday's weather: Sunny days ahead
• Eh?: Soldier gives from his own pocket
• Lake Superior level drops in August
• DNR: Big drop in Minnesota pheasant population
• Duluth school district to add teachers with unexpected money
• Bygones for September 7, 2011
• St. Louis County Board mulls modest tax increase
• After losing vision, Northland teen sets sights on inline marathon
• Bachmann loses campaign chief, deputy
• Minnesota police chief dies after boat capsizes
• Fire destroys nearly 500 homes in Texas
• Pets of the week for Sept. 6, 2011
• Tuesday's weather: Beautifully boring
• Crews burn area to contain BWCAW fire
• Wisconsin study: Big dairies produce cleaner milk
• Eh?: Take the toilet, hand back the hand truck
• Obama pledges support for unions
• Steve O'Neil: Water safety tips for swimmers of all ages
• Two escapees caught in Douglas County; two at large
• Musician Judy Collins to tell her story at ARTcetera fundraiser in Duluth
• Principal's picks: Edison's North Star puts everything in its place
• Carlton County schedules community meeting on Level 3 Predatory Offender
• Crews burn area to contain Boundary Waters fire
• Authorities searching for four prisoners who escaped in Douglas County
• Officials release name of woman shot, killed by Minnesota trooper
• Woman, child killed when Texas wildfire engulfs home
• Principal's picks: New Lester Park school is all about environment
• Shipping traffic for Monday, Sept. 5
• Monday's weather: Sunny today and beyond
• Duluth primary battle focuses on a few key races
• Bygones for Sept. 5, 2011
• Virgil Swing: Taking parties out of local politics
• City of Duluth News - West Superior Street to Undergo Brick Repair
• Civil Service Board Meeting Agenda For September 6, 2011
• Civil Service Board Meeting Minutes for August 2, 2011
• West Superior Street Brick Repair Start Date Moved To September 12, 2011
• Superior ore dock strike helped shape labor rights
• Temperatures fall into 20s in parts of the Northland overnight
• Frost advisory issued for parts of the Northland for tonight
• Theft suspect steals Crookston police car, hits another vehicle, killing driver
• That unidentified flaming object in Northland skies? It was a fireball, experts say
• Minnesota state trooper shoots, kills driver who tried to flee traffic stop
• US warns of small-airplane terror threat
• Firefighters plan controlled burn today in BWCAW
• What's open and what's closed over Labor Day
• Sunday's weather: A few showers possible
• Robin Washington: This story bears repeating
• Capitol Chatter: Two bright spots in otherwise nasty political time
• Ruby's Pantry food operation coming to Hermantown
• Tofte woman hospitalized after Cook County crash
• Principal's Picks: Top 5 features of new Denfeld High School
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, Sept. 4
• Suhonens honored as Carlton County's 2011 Farm Family of the Year
• Hibbing fire displaces family of five
• Fire damages Lincoln Park duplex
• Bar owner uses Facebook to reunite bride with missing dress
• Court: Prince should pay $4 million in perfume lawsuit
• 2 Minnesota men escape as car sinks in pond
• Superior teen accused of graffiti crime
• Sagging pants cost Green Day singer his seat on Southwest Airlines
• California man accused of biting python; his repsonse: 'I did what?'
• Suspect in Florida quadruple murder arrested in Minnesota
• Duluth program gives first-time offenders a chance to clear record by volunteering
• Big New Mexico wildfire somehow missed massive marijuana operation
• Historical Society gangs up for history
• City of Duluth Parks and Recreation News - Park Point Beach Lifeguards
• Northland Nature: Late-season butterflies
• Eh?: Lawrence lives on
• Photographer Samantha Pranger's motto is "Have camera, will travel to nature"
• Labor Day events planned around the Northland
• Brian gets his thoughts together about the Great Minnesota Get-Together
• Woman accused of selling drugs in Cloquet with child in car
• Misty Lane
• Some Carlton County child care providers fight efforts to unionize
• Graditude is viral in premature baby's family
• Principal's Picks: New Piedmont Elementary's top 5 features
• Hermantown church opens food pantry
• About this series
• Bygones for September 3, 2011
• Yellow Flag Warning Issued for Park Point Beaches
• Commission On Disabilities Meeting Agenda for September 7, 2011
• Tofte woman hurt in head-on crash
• Plans in the works for new, sheltered site for Duluth Viking ship
• NASCAR stars say politics has nothing to do with missing White House event
• 121 mph winds recorded in Thursday storms may be Minnesota record
• Controlled burn planned near Boundary Waters fire
• St. Scholastica enrolls record 4,000 students, move-in weekend is September 2-5
• Employers add no net jobs in August
• Superior teen charged with vandalizing vehicles
• Beaver Bay boil order could last through Labor Day
• Gulf oil production cut, flooding feared as tropical storm nears coast
• Wisconsin man accused of drinking 30 beers before crash that hurt 5
• California professor allegedly ran biker gang, drug ring
• Tropical system may bring 20 inches of rain to Gulf coast
• Man charged with child abuse for allegedly forcing grandsons on Grand Canyon hikes
• Ex-Viking's SUV linked to fatal hit-and-run
• N.D. oil field 'man camps': Long hours, lonely life
• Parents confront their feelings of loss as children move to college
• Feds OK high-speed train route to the Cities
• Retirements, new teachers strain schools in Superior
• Friday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Chance of showers lingers
• Superior man accused of head-butting girl
• No more lifeguards at Park Point Beach
• Bygones for September 2, 2011
• City of Duluth News - Water Main Under Repair at Glenwood Street and 44th Avenue
• Superior police seek shooting suspect
• Duluth Police Department News - Names Released in Officer Involved Shooting
• DNR delays mine exploration leases again
• Duluth to start West Superior Street brick repair
• For first time, four mayors attend Duluth-Superior Pride reception
• Superior man charged with head-butting girl
• DNR Northland mining leases delayed again
• Minnesota man comes face-to-face with black bear
• Man convicted of killing Mahnomen deputy who studied in Hibbing
• Duluth airport project gets another federal grant
• Suspect sought in Superior shooting
• Forest industry pushes feds for more timber
• Eh? Get your boat washed
• Duluth man gets diversion in welfare fraud case
• North Shore Highway 61 is gravel in places
• States call for coalition to fight invasive species in Great Lakes, Mississippi
• Rodeo info
• Work progressing on road in Hermantown
• Great Northern Classic Rodeo leaves the chute Friday
• Cravaack opposes New York ballast regulations
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, Sept. 1
• 'I can do better,' reinstated Virginia police chief says
• What's in a number? At 30, seeing things clearly
• Thursday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Warm air brings showers
• Labor Day forecast: Higher gas prices, more drivers, cooler weather
• 2 Duluth mural artists told to redo concepts
• Duluth high school students urged to check on bus transit
• Duluth man sentenced in N.D. high-speed chase
• Park Point loses lifeguards for season
• MORNING UPDATE: Duluth police identify officer involved in fatal shooting
• Cravaack opposes New York ballast regulations
• Woman accused in Minnesota texting crash pleads guilty
• North Shore Highway 61 is gravel in places
• Stebner/Maple Grove work in Hermantown progressing
• Obama pledges to give more help to veterans
• Duluth Police Department News - Police Advise Public Of Recent Fraud Scams
• Duluth police identify officer involved in fatal shooting
• Duluth City Council blocks sale on Skyline Parkway
• Wednesday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Showers
• Attorneys in court over medical testimony about Duluth tot's death
• Goat Hill street blocked off for police action
• Boil advisory in Beaver Bay after water main break
• Wisconsin, conservation groups will wait on ballast battle
• Water main breaks in Duluth's Lakeside neighborhood
• Crews watching forest fire near Ely
• State cuts money for Minnesota funeral honor guards
• Broadcast weather forecasters: 50 percent chance of funny
• Marshall School in Duluth opens with new 4th grade
• Tree planting boosts Duluth jobs, water quality
• New school a study in high-tech
• Interesting Writing Class Offered
• Reinstated Virginia police chief: 'I can improve'
• Woman charged with burglarizing same place twice
• Duluth officer who shot robbery suspect is 26-year veteran
• MORNING UPDATE: Troubled trail led to man's death after Duluth robbery, police chase
• Council rejects sale of Duluth Skyline property
• Final Chester Creek concert canceled because of expected rain
• Water main break disrupts service in Duluth's Lakeside
• Water main break prompts boil order for Beaver Bay residents
• Panel reveals gruesome details of 1940s U.S. medical experiments
• Troubled trail led to man's death after Duluth robbery, police chase
• Ex-NBA player arrested on murder charge
• Girls free goat from Mankato zoo, take it for walk
• Minnesota DNR warns of aggressive bears in Ely-Tower area
• PCA checks on reports of ash near North Shore power plant
• Duluth bridge inspection will mean limited service
• Minnesota woman dies after vehicle crash on the Iron Range
• Duluth Fire Department News - Structure Fire At St. Lukes Hospital
• Gas company with Superior ties ordered to refund customers
• Bygones for August 30, 2011
• Eddy Gilmore: Children thrive when they play outdoors
• Duluth Police Department News - Officer Involved Shooting
• Truck overturns, lands on railroad tracks in Lakeside
• Duluth Transit Authority announces bus service changes
• Tuesday's weather: Partly cloudy and a bit cooler
• U.S. Coast Guard Inspection of Aerial Lift Bridge to Take Place September 6-8, 2011
• Eh? Whatever happened to the Woodmen?
• Minnesota school levy count highest since 2001
• Matters of Record
• Thinking C-section? Protection from blood clot urged
• TSA: 7 snakes, 3 tortoises found in man's pants
• Cartoonists to honor Sept. 11 anniversary
• Employment on veterans' minds as Obama returns to Minnesota
• Pet of the Week for Aug. 30, 2011
• DNR warns public of aggressive bears
• Porn production halted after HIV result
• Gadhafi's wife and 3 of his children flee to Algeria
• Pest-control truck spills on Duluth railroad
• U.P. man dies in Yellowstone grizzly bear attack
• Duluth bridge inspection set to begin
• Duluth hospital evacuates staff after fire
• Duluth Transit Authority announces bus service changes
• Kristi Stokes: Keeping our waterfront clean and safe
• Coffee Creek Boulevard Closed For Repairs
• City of Duluth Police Department News - Police Asking For Publics Help Locating Armed Robbery/Vehicle Theft Suspect
• Duluth's, Minnesota's underground plight comes to light in documentary
• Irene drenches NYC: In storm's wake, flood worries and some relief on East Coast
• Shipping traffic for Monday, Aug. 29
• Monday's weather: Slight chance of rain
• Eight people hurt in Range vehicle crash
• Bygones for Aug. 29, 2011
• Fond du Lac band, Duluth back in court this week over casino payments
• Duluth volunteer hits road after NY-bound flight is canceled
• Gas company with Superior ties ordered to refund customers
• Biz Buzz for Aug. 29, 2011
• Religious leaders plan St. Paul 9/11 ceremony
• Property Transactions for Aug. 29, 2011
• Bankruptcies for Aug. 29, 2011
• Armed robbery suspect fatally shot by Duluth Police officer
• Hiker from U.P. found dead in Yellowstone; officials investigating if he was killed by bear
• Libya: As search intensifies, will Gadhafi pull a Saddam?
• Hurricane's effects may be felt by travelers far and wide
• Illinois woman dies in crash north of Cook
• Naomi Yaeger: Four items Duluth dog owners need to keep on hand
• Pete Langr: Drivers, put yourselves in bikers' shoes
• At road's end, the North in a nutshell
• Duluth Armory safe reveals its secrets
• Hurricane Irene barrels up East Coast
• Property tax bills will climb, but you'll have a say
• Once a dragon boater, always a dragon boater
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, Aug. 28
• Sunday's weather: Slight storm chance
• To Indiana, the future is Duluth
• Duluth police ask for help in finding armed robbery suspect
• Irene, now a tropical storm, makes landfall in New York City
• Woman killed in accident near Cook
• GOP politicians banned from Wisconsin Labor Day parade
• 13 rescued from capsized charter boat on Lake Michigan
• Fallen Duluth East football player remembered before Friday's game
• 2 million ordered to leave as Hurricane Irene nears
• Duluth delivery driver tells how he resisted attempted robbery at gunpoint
• Lawyers for 'Three Cups of Tea' author say claims against him are groundless
• U.S. official: Al-Qaeda second-in-command killed in Pakistan
• Vampire-themed cruise planned for Southeast Alaska
• Minnesota health officials release more details on anthrax case
• Bigfoot through the ages
• Duluth adult foster home fined for inadequate care
• Bygones for August 27, 2011
• Saturday's weather update for Duluth and beyond: A little cooler
• Duluth Police Department News: Enhanced DWI Enforcement Mobilization Through Labor Day
• Northland Nature: The Persistent Trio
• WLSSD protects Northland Water
• Expert discredits Kettle River brothers' Bigfoot footprint find
• New Lutheran congregation in Duluth celebrates first anniversary
• Army Reserve bomb-clearing unit comes home after yearlong Afghan deployment
• Duluth Potter Sheila Staubus turns mud into functional art
• TV crew comes to Carlton County looking for Bigfoot
• Late Summer Sunset
• Bakk: No plans to run for Congress
• Proctor honors Oberstar's legacy of leadership
• Officials in Wisconsin worry about pollution due to pot fields
• Purple Night Out raises awareness of pancreatic cancer
• Ramp off of Mesaba Avenue in Duluth to close Monday
• Back-to-school tips that make the grade
• Vehicle and garage break-ins reported in Two Harbors
• "What's Right With Islam" by Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf
• Brainerd woman appealing judgment in music-downloading case
• Bomb-clearing unit makes it home safe to Minnesota
• Bachmann says she wouldn't rule out changes to the minimum wage
• Mankato police officer fatally shoots man
• More than 2 million ordered to evacuate as Hurricane Irene nears
• Matters of Record
• One brother killed, one hurt in Douglas County ATV crash
• Madison police: Annual Mifflin block party needs to end
• Prowler targets Minnesota sheriff's house
• I-35 ramps at 40th West in Duluth to reopen; others to close
• Ramp off Mesaba in Duluth to close Monday for anti-icing test
• Refineries likely to close, gas prices likely to rise as Hurricane Irene nears
• New software means less-intrusive security scans at Twin Cities airport
• Arkansas prep football player startled by snake in his helmet
• Officials say there's no bat infestation at Wisconsin airport
• Friday's weather update for Duluth and beyond: Chance of storms
• Bonsai master to teach classes in Duluth area
• Glide into fall now under way
• 'Sexting' case hits home: Cloquet police warn that nude online photos can be tracked by law enforcement - and predators
• Horoscopes for Friday, August 26
• Duluth Police Department News: Juvenile Male Arrested for 1st Degree Aggravated Robbery and 2nd Degree Assault
• Duluth Mayor Ness delivers grim news on budget
• City of Duluth hopes to seal deal for former NWA base
• Shipping traffic for Friday, Aug. 26
• MORNING UPDATE: Duluth Mayor Ness delivers grim news on budget
• Duluth mayor pitches further cuts to parks, libraries in 2012 budget
• Marshall student gets perfect ACT score
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, Aug. 25
• Duluth gets its wish -- a town hall with Cravaack
• Duluth school district offers $295K for 1.5 acres near Piedmont
• Health Notes: FDL physician to speak on Indians and mental health
• Two quit Visit Duluth board in wake of task force criticisms
• Mayor Ness To Deliver 2012 Budget Address
• Teen held in West Duluth delivery driver stick-up
• Mayor's Night Scheduled for August, 2011
• Meeting today seeks input on political redistricting in Minnesota
• Duluth attorney takes out ad saying he is 'alive and well'
• Eh? Skeetery enough for ya?
• Thursday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Sunny and warm
• Two Harbors Police warn of text message scam
• Bygones for August 25, 2011
• Tammy Francois: Is it beneficial for the U.S. to get used to the "new normal"?
• High-speed Internet project drills under St. Louis Bay
• Northland broadcasting legend Lew Latto dies
• Matters of Record
• Wisconsin prosecutor: Prosser won't be charged
• MORNING UPDATE: Duluth school district offers $295K for 1.5 acres near Piedmont
• Cravaack meets critics, supporters at airport town hall
• Police: West Duluth robbery suspect was armed juvenile
• Northland broadcasting legend Lew Latto dies
• Storm factor in death of Wisconsin man in hospice care
• Getting to Minnesota State Fair tougher
• Coast Guard helps boaters who hit Ashland break wall
• Back to School for Duluth - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Duluth mayor seeks vote on selling steam plant
• Minnesota state shutdown boosts area's jobless numbers
• Downtown Duluth's Michigan Street traffic rerouted for veterans event
• Brian Matuszak: The everlasting smells of a Wisconsin summer
• I.V. Foster: New superintendent learns about natural air conditioning, gets settled as new resident
• Community gardens grow food, lessions for Duluth youth
• Stand Down Program - Traffic Advisory
• Watching prices jump up and down - it's a gas
• United Way of Greater Duluth News - Need Agency Review Volunteers
• Wednesday's weather: Sunny and windy
• City of Duluth Human Rights Commission Meeting Agenda - August 25, 2011
• Cravaack sets town hall at Duluth airport today
• Survey: Duluth could profit from openness, more nightlife
• Other survey findings
• Eh? Guns on boats? It's only a drill
• Superior man in court on sex assault charge
• Prettner Solon to bring state officials to Iron Range on Monday
• Duluth man gets jail time, probation in dog's death
• Armed robbery reported in Cloquet
• We're verifying user accounts; sorry for any inconvenience
• Duluth police nab suspect after stick-up of West Duluth delivery driver
• Gadhafi: Pop culture meets reality
• MORNING UPDATE: Duluth track standout dies in his sleep
• Hurricane Irene strengthening, taking aim at U.S.
• Duluth TV station loses three anchors in a month
• Matters of Record
• Downtown Duluth street to close for veterans' event
• Cravaack to hold town-hall meeting in Duluth
• 2 people, dog rescued after boat struck Ashland, Wis., breakwall
• Jimmy Kimmel's Uncle Frank dead at 77
• Don't want your name attached to that drunken Facebook photo? Do something about it
• Earthquake rocks Washington, D.C., area, felt on East Coast
• Minnesota shutdown pushes up Duluth-area jobless rate
• Armed robbery reported in Cloquet
• Minnesota lieutenant governor to bring state officials to Iron Range
• California fugitive arrested 36 years after escape
• Minnesota woman pleads guilty to impersonating wounded soldier
• Romney wants to quadruple size of California home
• Duluth track standout dies in his sleep
• Legendary songwriter Jerry Leiber dies at 78
• Nebraska party-goer accused of driving limo bus home
• Faces & Names: Letterman mines laughs from website death threat
• Tuesday's weather for Duluth and beyond: It's going to be a sticky one
• Opponents plan to picket Cravaack meeting at Grandma's in Duluth
• Search continues for missing man last seen in Kinney
• Legacy grant money to be used on Minnesota county fair projects
• Minnesota man dies in Washburn County boat accident
• Record companies plan downloading appeal
• Bygones for August 23, 2011
• Researchers test new system to fight Great Lakes invaders
• Twin Cities man dies in Washburn County boating accident
• 18 Minnesota politicians got retroactive shutdown pay
• Prosecutors seek to dismiss Strauss-Kahn charges
• World leaders tell Gadhafi to give it up
• Emerald ash borer confirmed in Wisconsin county
• Actress, others escape fire on billionaire Branson's island
• Minnesota attorney: Vatican didn't hand over all documents
• Man who had penis amputated takes doctor to court
• After one Marine dies, his kidney saves another
• Powerful tornado strikes Ontario town; 1 dead
• Iron Range energy project seeks lifeline in more funding, new fuel source
• Boy gets stuck in chimney of neighbor's home
• GOP seeking strong Klobuchar opponent
• Wisconsin police: Missing girl found with man she met on Internet
• Wisconsin family goes on trip, accidentally leaves 2-year-old behind
• Breakthrough could lead to effective treatment for ALS
• Libyan rebels raid Tripoli, close in on Gadhafi
• Monday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Partly cloudy
• Duluth home sale prices up slightly in July
• Bygones for Aug. 22, 2011
• 52nd Ave East At Ivanhoe Street Temporarily Closed
• Maritime Anti-Terrorism Full-Scale Exercise, Security Training Set for Port Of Duluth-Superior
• Louie St. George: Local sports figures have stories to tell
• Virgil Swing: Too many venal doctors now blur ethical lines
• Duluth to Assist AAR in Identifying Aircraft Maintenance Employees
• Duluth diners contribute to African famine relief
• Duluth's improving tourist economy boosts city's s bottom line
• MORNING UPDATE: Iron Range energy project seeks lifeline in more funding, new fuel source
• Libyan rebels race into heart of Tripoli; Gadhafi's defenses collapse
• Man feared drowned in Iron Range mine pit
• Boy, passenger hurt in Crane Lake ATV accident
• Spooner man held in shooting at bonfire party
• Minnesota property tax bills are set to spike
• Plane crashes in Canadian Arctic; 12 killed, 3 injured
• Small plane crashes at Kansas City air show; pilot killed
• Millions in public money spent, but Iron Range power plant still just a dream
• 'Modest' St. Louis County tax levy hike looks likely
• On Fish Lake, a reel-y good time
• Silver Bay goes green with plans for eco-industrial park
• Clough Island, conserved
• Faces & Names: DeVito gets star on Hollywood Walk
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, Aug. 21
• Iran sentences American hikers to 8 years in prison
• Capitol Chatter: Jobs back on politicians' radar
• Dayton orders flags lowered for fallen SEAL
• Favre impersonator shows up at Packers practice
• Juvenile driver, adult injured in ATV accident
• Man held in Trego shooting
• Missouri union sues over restrictions on teachers' use of social networking sites
• Burger King retires mascot 'The King'
• Palin releases campaign-style Iowa video
• Oasis singer Liam Gallagher is suing his brother
• Longtime Duluth prep coach remembered as 'a legend'
• Woman, 2 kids killed in Pittsburgh flash flooding
• Officials: At least 1 dead after apparent tornado in Wisconsin
• A potter's tale
• Early-season test familiar territory for Bulldogs
• Fundraising in the works for new K-9 for Douglas County
• Northland Nature: Finding beauty in a late-summer meadow walk
• Two Harbors musician rises in Country Showdown
• News media reaches out to businesses through social media
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, Aug. 20
• Boy Scouts clear the way at Hartley Nature Center
• Two men face felony drug charges in Carlton County
• Here's help for honing job-seeking skills
• Eh?: Save your school supply receipts
• Wisconsin wants disaster relief for northern farmers
• Government Services building project complete
• Aide: Giffords now knows who died in shooting
• Report: Iran sentences American hikers to 8 years in prison
• Weather Service confirms tornado touchdown on Michigan's U.P.
• Eh? Unsung hero trumpeted in law magazine
• Former Duluth surgeon settles another lawsuit out of court
• MORNING UPDATE: Former Duluth surgeon settles another lawsuit out of court
• Famous NFL ref to keep lawyers in line at Duluth conference
• Minnesota loon study ready to go
• Severe thunderstorm warning for Twin Ports expires
• Matters of Record
• Part of street in Duluth's Lakeside neighborhood closed
• Duluth on short list for new aviation maintenance facility
• Amoeba in water kills 3 people
• Guy buys stuff at yard sale, gets bit by snake in car
• Minnesota boy says teen cousin lit him on fire
• Sugarland tour resumes after stage tragedy in Indiana
• Judge frees 3 men tied to 1993 killings
• No one injured in Wisconsin food plant explosion
• Community Development Committee Meeting Agenda for August 23, 2011
• Duluth students outperform state, nation on ACT exam
• In Lakeside, resident says detour brings new danger
• Shipping traffic for Friday, Aug. 19
• Friday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Nice start to the weekend
• Cravaack's staff holds constituent meetings
• Flags lowered for fallen SEAL with Duluth ties
• Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda for August 30, 2011
• Minnesota man kicks, kills cat
• Minnesota GOP to pay for campaign finance report violations
• MORNING UPDATE: 6 face charges for illegal voting in Duluth, Iron Range
• Dayton orders flags lowered for slain SEAL with Duluth ties
• Sound familiar? Stock market plunges
• Matters of record
• Cards, calls of appreciation pour in for man who thwarted abduction
• Pitched from Duluth parking ramp, pail tore through camper's roof
• Tommy Thompson likely laying groundwork for Senate run
• 87-year-old Chicago man gets 35-year prison sentence
• Threat to David Letterman posted on jihadist website
• President's new bus draws attention; not everyone on board
• Minnesota state shutdown delays Highway 61 project
• Thursday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Another great day
• Iron Range official charged with embezzlement
• Iron Range board has less money for 2012
• ACT scores show 3 in 10 high school grads lagging
• Horoscopes for Aug. 18, 2011
• Bygones for Aug. 18, 2011
• Abercrombie and 'Sitch'? Retailer says forget about it
• Actor's widow settles lawsuit
• Paving begins this week on North Shore highway project
• Iron Range city official charged with embezzling
• Peterson questions federal biofuels plan
• Tacks, glass found along Colorado bike race routes
• Iron Range development agency has less money for 2012
• Wood chip prices hurt Iron Range electric utilities
• Man who climbed Oklahoma TV tower comes down after nearly a week
• Matters of record
• Bachmann wishes Elvis happy birthday on his death date
• Let the fun begin: Matuszak's daughter officialy a teenager
• Community Observance To Be Held at The DECC
• Minnesota health department drops one Duluth beach advisory
• Police: Minneapolis driver at least 4 times over alcohol limit
• Police: Teen brought loaded gun into Rochester school
• Polls open in Wis. Senate recall races
• One person killed in Itasca County highway accident
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Line of thunderstorms barreling across Northland
• Line of thunderstorms barreling across Northland
• Kid makes hockey shot for $50,000, waits to collect
• Estranged husband of 'Real Housewives' star found dead
• Bayfield sheriff, bystanders pull driver from burning truck
• Duluth college radio station off air for upgrade
• Duluth bus route to Lake Superior College to resume
• Minnesota health department issues 2 water-contact warnings; 1 removed
• Meeting set on use of dredged sand from Duluth and Superior harbors
• Virginia murder-suicide followed divorce filing, police say
• NASA awards grant to Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College
• Eh?: Buses gather in Hibbing
• Superior man in custody after short standoff
• Minnesota moose plan released
• DNR asks for help in finding a Fish Lake fix
• Split Rock Lighthouse, Grand Mound named National Historic Landmarks
• Duluth event planned to observe 10th anniversary of Sept. 11
• Fond du Lac Band buys sacred Ojibwe island
• Name released of victim in fatal accident in Carlton County
• Minnesota traffic deaths near record low
• Matters of record
• Report: US, Canada scrap Seaway expansion idea
• Superior standoff ends peacefully
• So, why Cannon Falls?
• Wisconsin couple busted with cocaine in diaper boxes
• Obama enlists Minnesotans for economic fight
• Carlton County authorities identify accident victim
• Attendance, arrests up at Wisconsin State Fair
• Former Minnesota Governor Pawlenty ends White House run
• Lack of collaboration on Tall Ships event spurs scrutiny of Visit Duluth
• Shipping traffic for Monday, Aug. 15
• Monday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Another nice summer day
• Virginia police investigate possible murder-suicide
• Five dead as wind topples stage at Indiana fair
• Duluth councilor wants to get tough on loiterers
• Man found dead at scene of accident in Carlton County
• Farm training program offered for adult beginners
• Two boys rescued from old mining pit in Virginia
• Arson charges pending against 2 men in Virginia fire case
• Do 'Dogs need to worry about 'hangover effect'?
• Iron Range museum hosts 'Gathering of Buses'
• Minnesota woman survives house explosion
• Split Rock Lighthouse named historic landmark
• Murder-suicide suspected cause of death for Virginia couple
• Firefighters rescue boys from Virginia mine pit
• Beltin' out the blues
• Duluth Farmers Market celebrates 100 years of sweet corn and more
• Minnesota education law gives home-schoolers more freedom
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, Aug. 14
• Faces & Names: Locklear engaged to co-star Wagner
• Sunday's weather: Dry and warmer
• In every pursuit, fallen SEAL went all-out, father says
• Can you have the blues in Duluth?
• Man sentenced to six months for fraud
• New goal for Minnesota: Reading by third grade
• Special prosecutor to decide release of court records
• Man found dead at accident scene in Carlton County
• Pawlenty dropping out of GOP presidential race
• St. Scholastica will go tobacco-free effective Jan. 1, 2012.
• Conference at St. Scholastica highlights Virgin Mary
• Professor Chandra Mehrotra gets national award for mentoring minority researchers
• Bachmann wins Iowa straw poll, Paul second
• Nashwauk motorcyclist killed
• Waxy Cap mushrooms
• County honors multi-school robotics team
• Gloria Dei welcomes winged guests: monarch butterflies find a resting spot in downtown Duluth
• Bats to be highlighted next week at Lake Superior Zoo
• Local people share 'aha moments'
• Arrowhead Road to reopen on Monday
• Blues brigade is back
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, Aut. 13
• Longtime Duluth hardware merchant dies
• Volunteers needed to build path at Enger Park
• Six men charged in big marijuana bust in Ashland County
• Obama plans to promote rural initiatives during Midwest swing
• Bat on a plane: Wisconsin flight prompts rabies probe
• Some small Northland towns may lose post offices
• Bygones for August 13, 2011
• Jo Wood's work: painting with beads
• Matters of record
• Bat on Wisconsin flight prompts rabies probe
• Stock market finishes wild week on an up note
• Appeals court says Congress can't mandate health insurance
• Duluth seeks volunteers to help clear way to new Enger gazebo
• Hermantown police cancel search for male driver
• Matters of record
• Duluth American Indian Commission Meeting Agenda for August 15, 2011
• Lakeside neighbors blame street project for basement flooding
• Crowd asks Cravaack for Duluth meeting
• Cancer survivor's walk is a journey to a cure
• Letting go out where our food grows
• Shipping traffic for Friday, Aug. 12
• Superior man faces child porn charges
• Friday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Good chance of thunderstorms
• Five arrested in Ashland County pot bust
• Asian carp close in on Northland
• How to help
• City of Duluth Parks and Recreation News - Skating and Turf Time at Heritage Sports Center
• Ashland man dies in crash with semi
• City of Duluth Police Department News - Festival 5K Race
• Catholic schools hire coordinator
• City of Duluth News - Public Meetings Will Review Updates To City Zoning Code
• Cravaack staff to meet with 8th District residents
• City of Duluth News - Volunteers Needed For Enger Park Trails Project
• Duluth Taxicab Rates
• Hibtac fined for air-quality violations
• City of Duluth News - Arrowhead Road to Reopen
• City of Duluth News - Glenwood Street at 47th Avenue East to Close for Utility Work
• Arrowhead Road to reopen Monday
• Ticket purchased in Minn. worth $229 million
• Obama picks Cannon Falls for Minnesota visit
• Obama picks Cannon Falls for Minnesota visit
• Hermantown police seek info on suspicious male
• Remaining suspects apprehended in Ashland County pot bust
• Dow up 423 as jobless report brightens stock market mood
• Matters of record
• Duluth zoo celebrates week devoted to bats
• Kolar breaks ground on $10 million dealership building
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, Aug. 11
• Ramps from Hwy. 53 to I-35, Blatnik Bridge to close today
• Next Wisconsin recalls will determine GOP's strength
• Duluth arts commission to resolve mural dispute
• Wisconsin DNR announces guidelines for duck, goose hunts
• Washburn County man hides mom's body, collects checks
• Wisconsin Gov. Walker pledges to work with Democrats
• Bygones for Aug. 11, 2011
• Chester Creek Concerts Extended to August 23, 2011
• Allegiant announces Duluth to Phoenix flights
• City of Duluth Commission on Disabilities Meeting Minutes for August 3, 2011
• Rice Lake, Midway Roads set for construction and delays
• Bill Meierhoff: Developer, Canal Park visionary
• Grieving family of drowning victim finds comfort in community
• Asian carp moving north
• Ashland man killed in collision with semi
• Hibtac fined for air-quality violations
• Duluthians to protest Cravaack's absence from city
• Wisconsin GOP's stand could reverberate elsewhere
• Deputies: Mother, son's bodies discovered in northwestern Wis.
• Texas judge says no bond for Virginia man in wife abduction
• Jury: Former Duluth neurosurgeon was not negligent
• Stocks plunge again in third 500-point loss in a week
• Natural Resources Board protects Wis. forests
• Second town hall of the week for Cravaack tonight in Grand Portage
• Jury begins deliberations in St. Luke's malpractice case
• Rice Lake, Midway Roads set for construction and delays
• Marijuana destroyed from Wisconsin national forest
• Another 'Voice' finalist to join Martinez for bluesfest
• Duluth's Chester Bowl concerts extended to Aug. 23
• Brian looks for a geocache, but finds a courageous cat instead
• Creating a path
• Convicted sex offender will live in Sawyer County
• St. Louis County motorist among drivers topping 100 mph
• St. Luke's malpractice trial to go to jury today
• Duluth airport to announce new service
• Meeting today on Cascade Park mural
• Minnesota SEAL remembered as focused young man
• Duluth's 148th Fighter Wing retains Star status
• Motorcyclist in Bayfield County crash identified
• State sticks counties with higher costs to confine sex offenders
• Morning was brisk in Northland, but warmth is returning
• Matters of record
• Allegiant will start Duluth-Phoenix flights in October
• Duluth Head Start literacy scores beat state average
• Increase planned for Duluth school activity fees
• Meeting set to discuss Duluth Hillside mural
• St. Louis County Board approves $4.4 million for radio system
• Work begins on new I-35 pavement
• Obama schedules Minnesota visit next week
• Dow rallies to close up more than 400 points
• 21 Minnesota motorists ticketed at over 100 mph in July
• E. coli levels elevated at 2 Northland beaches
• Minnesota SEAL remembered as focused young man
• Motorcyclist killed in Bayfield County identified
• Convicted sex offender will live in Sawyer County
• Letter to the Editor: Kudos on "Sawdust Heart" review
• Letter to the Editor: Raleigh Street natives claim first dibs on West Duluth street dance
• Duluth mayor, superintendent shoot some hoops at youth program
• Dummies rescued from Blatnik Bridge
• Autopsy: Teen swept away in Duluth creek drowned
• Virginia kidnap suspect caught in Mexico
• School levy vote weighed by Duluth board
• Stocks plunge - Dow posts 6th-biggest point loss
• Feds' rules for healthier school lunches drive up costs in Duluth
• Eh?: Duluth politicians going downhill fast
• Motorcyclist dies in Bayfield County crash
• Final push leads to today's six recall elections in Wisconsin
• Name of man who died in ATV crash in Bayfield County released
• Bygones for Aug. 9, 2011
• United States Air Force Band 'Brass In Blue' To Present Free Concert at Leif Erikson Park
• S. E. Livingston: Being thankful for what is, not upset over what isn't
• President to honor U.S. forces killed in Afghan attack
• Minnesota tot makes amazing recovery after near-drowning
• Matters of record
• Minnesota Power, Iron Range company agree to deal
• Autopsy confirms Duluth teen lost in Amity Creek drowned
• Virginia kidnapping suspect nabbed in Mexico
• Longtime Birkebeiner skier killed in car-bicycle crash
• August / September calendar
• Bryan Olds Band to perform at BluesFest
• Strung Out? This shop can help
• Aerial Lift Bridge supervisor explains whistle communication, spilled coffee
• Taking care of Canal Park's public art
• Dow Jones average ends day down 634 points
• SEAL killed in Afghanistan has Duluth connections
• Authorities reveal identity of ATV rider killed near Iron River
• Biz Buzz for Aug. 8, 2011
• Property Transactions for Aug. 8, 2011
• Johnny Cash's sideman dies
• Your smartphone: New frontier for hackers
• Duluth Woman Arrested for 1st Degree Sale of Crack Cocaine
• Police Alert Citizens of Recent Debit/Credit Card Fraud
• Aerial Lift Bridge Nighttime Closure Scheduled For August 9-12, 2011
• Duluth's Sacred Heart Music Center faces steep repair bill
• New Duluth schools chief settles in, looks to future challenges
• Shipping traffic for Monday, Aug. 8
• Man killed in ATV crash in Bayfield County
• Monday's weather: Partly sunny, chance of storms
• SEALs dead in Afghan attack were on rescue mission
• Belongings fills a need to help seniors relocate
• Terry Mattson: Spirit Mountain bringing adventure to new heights all year round
• Louie St. George: Aging West Duluth athletic facilities fail test of time
• City of Duluth News - Employment Opportunities for Regular Position
• Duluth Man Charged with 1st Degree Sale of Heroin
• 2 killed in head-on in southern Minnesota crash
• Man armed with sword arrested after standoff in Wisconsin
• Body discovered under boat in Mississippi River near Winona, Minn.
• Body of Duluth 'Deeps' drowning victim found in lake
• ATV crash leaves one dead
• Pete Langr: Politicians and the art of the deal
• No-fail kale praised by judges at cooking contest
• Program at Soudan Mine showcases nightly bat exodus
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, Aug. 7
• Faces & Names: Winehouse's goddaughter performs at UK fest
• Bachmann draws on Iowa roots to boost support
• Pawlenty performs best up close and personal
• Meeting on Monday about Level 3 offender in Scanlon
• Dangerous new bacteria found in ticks
• National Guard joins search for Deeps drowning victim
• Shipping strike ends
• Bachmann, Pawlenty put 'Minnesota Nice' on hold for presidential campaign
• If you go: Batty about Bats
• Getting to know Michele Bachmann and Tim Pawlenty
• Learn about the little brown myotis bat
• ATV accident claims life in Bayfield County
• National Guard to aid search for Duluth boy
• All wor, but lots of Play(house): Students try out theatrical skills as they prepare for two new shows
• Stonemason inspired by nature, Gaelic past
• Global dance 'subculture' growing in Duluth
• Duluth Farmer's Market celebrates 100 years
• State expert explains Affordable Care Act
• Aha! That could be you on a Mutual of Omaha commercial
• Eh? Man overboard?
• River info
• Horoscopes for Aug. 6, 2011
• Duluth Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda for August 8, 2011
• Bygones for Aug. 6, 2011
• Community mural stalled
• Bindweeds climb above other summer flowers
• Silver Bay boy battles cancer with optimism
• Worship with the Blues at Gloria Dei in Duluth
• Carlton man, a former cop, sentenced for strangulation assault of girlfriend
• Klobuchar continues push for 148th upgrade
• High water forces St. Croix River rescue
• Young scientists take flight in monarch study
• Saturday's weather: Chance of thunderstorms
• Duluth man hit by semitrailer identified
• Lift bridge closures planned
• More info, to donate
• If you go
• Matters of record
• Minnesota teen shoots at squirrel, hits woman
• Jury convicts man of fatal assault outside Minneapolis bar
• Navy SEALs killed in Afghan helicopter crash; 38 dead
• Credit agency downgrades US credit for first time
• Duluth man arrested on heroin charges
• Moorhead sets mugginess record
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Obama signs bill to end FAA shutdown, keep Duluth terminal on schedule
• Comments prompt Mall of America lockdown
• Bachmann says it wouldn't take her long to fix economy as president
• Obama signs bill to end FAA shutdown, keep Duluth terminal on schedule
• Police: Shooting plot at Lousiana school foiled
• Man dies in Wisconsin plane crash
• 5 officers found guilty in Katrina shootings
• Authorities release name of man hit by semi in Cloquet
• Shipping traffic for Friday, Aug. 5
• Swift water in Duluth stream hampers search for boy
• Second expert says former Duluth doctor conducted unneeded biopsy
• Level 3 sex offender moves to Scanlon
• Duluth Fire Department News - Young Boy Water Rescue
• Duluth man dies after semi hits him in Cloquet
• University of Wisconsin-Superior celebrates opening of Swenson Hall
• Superior church finds fake money orders in offering plate
• Former janitor charged with burning church in Grand Rapids
• Duluth Fire Department News - Glensheen Mansion Water Rescue
• Duluth Fire Department News - Woman Rescued From Lake Superior Park Point
• Sam Cook: In face of loss, let the heart speak
• Hunter numbers don't rise with grouse population peak
• House walloped by white pines in Carlton County
• FAA deal should keep Duluth airport terminal on schedule
• Copper thieves tied to phone, Internet outage near Cloquet
• Zip line ride opens in Duluth
• Stranded canoeists rescued on St. Croix River
• Matters of record
• Minnesota grouse harvest increased in 2010
• Dow suffers worst drop since 2008
• FAA compromise should keep Duluth terminal work on schedule
• Documents: New York child slaying suspect 'heard voices'
• Human body not safe from hackers
• Zuckerberg's sister leaving Facebook
• Virginia Tech lifts campus alert
• Level 3 offender moves to Scanlon
• Pedestrian struck, killed on Highway 33 in Cloquet
• David Ross: In collaboration and celebration
• Minnesota duck hunt rule changes open up opportunities
• Floods still affecting Douglas County
• Three calls to lake keep rescue crews busy
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, August 4
• Heat brings people closer to danger's edge, experts say
• Duluth airport terminal may miss scheduled opening
• Thursday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Nice, but humid
• Eh? Zip zapped, zonked
• Hibbing man with previous DWIs accused of hitting jogger, driving while impaired
• Judge lowers height of cell-phone tower planned near BWCAW
• Bygones for August 4, 2011
• Matters of record
• Minnesota man falls off roof, dies
• Duluth Hillside mural draws complaints from neighbors
• Grief takes hold at Deeps in Duluth's Lester Park
• Duluth Hillside mural work halted over complaints
• Cargill recalls of 36 million pounds of ground turkey
• Hibbing man accused of leaving scene after hitting jogger while driving drunk
• Duluth crews called to two more water rescues today
• Minneapolis I-35 memorial vandalized days after dedication
• DTA to return Monday to regular downtown Duluth routing
• Jurors chosen in former St. Luke's doctor's trial
• Wednesday's weather: Mild, dry and sunny
• Eh? for August 3, 2011
• Charges dropped against ex-wife in Eveleth murder
• Dental nonprofit for kids starts fundraising effort
• Court: St. Louis County School Board money can't be used to campaign for referendums
• Traffic Advisory: Spirit Valley Parade - August 4, 2011
• Website tracks Apostle Island waves
• Lake Superior continues upswing
• Brian Matuszak: Presidents, Debates, and Vampires
• Linda Grover: Searching for the good life in a fast food world
• City Of Duluth Police Department News - Water Emergency/Search and Rescue
• Duluth council candidates outline plans for city budget
• Kids rock the block party for National Night Out
• Northland soaking after overnight deluge
• Debt votes in Capitol may test political clout back home
• Professor who linked asbestos-like fibers to taconite dies
• Changes announced in Minnesota duck hunting season
• Search continues in Amity Creek, Lester for Duluth boy
• Matters of record
• New website tracks wave height at Apostle Islands sea caves
• MORNING UPDATE: Thrill of bogus bonus shortlived for Essentia employees
• Candidates meet in first forum of Duluth City Council election
• Teen apparently washed away in Amity Creek
• Matters of Record
• Dental nonprofit aims to expand service to Northland kids
• President Obama signs debt bill
• Charges dropped against ex-wife in Iron Range homicide case
• Lake Superior continues upswing
• Man faces charges of illegal Iron Range law practice
• New discount program will welcome students to Duluth
• Duluth seeks input on street projects
• Bad River band applies for new water standards because of mining proposal
• Bygones for August 2, 2011
• Parks And Recreation Commission Awards Nearly $20,000 To Twelve Community Projects
• Chester Creek Concerts Feature Sh-Boom
• Letter to the Editor: It's crazy to damage our watershed
• Public Meeting Will Discuss Street Improvements On Oxford/Livingston/Glenwood Streets
• Eh? Interstate 35 in Duluth closed tonight
• Blink for Aug. 2, 2011
• Tonight's National Night Out activities
• Malpractice trial for former St. Luke's surgeon to begin
• Lockout set to begin at American Crystal Sugar
• Wisconsin Senate OKs unemployment extension
• Minnesota doesn't require fire checks at B&Bs
• Badger State Games to end after 25 years
• Torrential rains spur washouts, flood roads in Douglas, Carlton counties
• Minnesota church investigates same-sex blessings
• Wisconsin deputy who killed suspect cleared
• Sex toy company helps fund University of Minnesota faculty position
• Thrill of bogus bonus shortlived for Essentia employees
• Minnesota numbers up for breeding ducks, geese
• Cravaack one of four members of Minnesota delegation to vote against budget bill
• Debt limit bill: Duffy votes yes, Cravaack votes no
• House OKs debt bill with Rep. Gabrielle Giffords voting
• No doe permit required this year in much of Northeastern Minnesota
• Flash flood watch posted for Northland
• District attorney wants new prosecutor in Wisconsin court probe
• Health-care overhaul includes no copay for birth control
• American Steamship shuts down in officers' strike
• Autopsy: Man who died at Colorado baseball game had alcohol, drugs in system
• Google buys IBM patents
• Court hears description of Giants fan beating
• Biz Buzz for Aug. 1, 2011
• Cliffs has profitable second quarter
• National Night Out events in Duluth
• The case of Dr. Konasiewicz: Ailing patients speak out
• Construction moves ahead on Essar plant
• Made in the Northland: Tate & Lyle puts the tart in SweetTarts
• A 'night out' to build Duluth community spirit
• Part 1: As St. Luke's reaped millions, surgeon racked up complaints
• Bankruptcies for Aug. 1
• Chisholm woman in critical condition at Duluth hospital after motorcycle crash
• Superior family displaced by duplex fire
• Duluth property transactions for Aug. 1
• Ask the Expert: Employers need to stop job-related harassment via e-mail, texting
• Great Lakes water levels subject of Superior meeting
• MORNING UPDATE: Debt deal reached; U.S. avoids financial default
• 9 rescued from sinking boat on Lake Michigan
• Debt limit crisis: Hints of compromise amid late attempt at deal
• Virgil Swing: Handicapped parkers treated fairly by city officials
• About the book
• Novel set in Superior's wartime shipyards
• Push is on to salvage timber downed by storm in Northwestern Wisconsin
• Wisconsin state parks meeting challenges
• Duluth Playhouse teaches students to fight it out
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, July 31
• Faces & Names: Nothing says love like an anniversary billboard
• Sunday's weather: A.M. showers, sunny afternoon
• Vikings stadium in Duluth? We have yet to get a 'no'
• Excerpts from "I Gave My Heart to Know This"
• Analysis: Crisis shows D.C.'s deep flaws
• Identities of people in Mountain Iron motorcycle accident released
• Matters of record
• Delta planes, one Minneapolis-bound, collide on tarmac at Chicago airport
• Assault rifles stolen from California military base
• Woman recounts attack by captive bear on Michigan's U.P.
• Fitness classes take it to the sand, sun on Park Point
• Nighttime I-35 closures in Duluth next week
• Wednesday Night at the Races: Free Youth Races Presented By the Young Athletes Foundation
• Eh?: Unholy scammer alerts
• Take time for kids in silent auction benefit
• Bygones for July 30, 2011
• Register Now for the Parks and Recreation Youth Flag Football League
• AmeriCorps funding brings 17 community development positions to Duluth
• Fore! for four
• Disabled artists create jewels of the tiles
• New Duluth charter school nearing completion
• Northland Nature: Our local arachnids click with just the right web sites
• Santa's summer holiday in Wrenshall
• 2011 National Night Out
• Mary Andrews recognized for outstanding business performance
• Get ready for more road work on I-35
• Osterman elevates recycling to an art form
• Teenage drowning victim recovered from Island Lake
• Maureen Maloney: New Fedo book tells stories of tent shows
• Drowning at Cloquet swimming pond still unexplained
• Garrett Maron: My Minnesota State of Mind
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, July 30
• Summer on Park Point
• Cravaack votes no on House debt bill
• 1st Annual Depot Summer Arts Street Festival Saturday, July 30 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
• Saturday weather: Stormy weekend
• Neighbors concerned about Skyline sale
• Body found in Duluth home was decomposing
• Two hurt in Saturday a.m. cycle accident
• Ore boats transfer taconite on Lake Superior
• Lawyer says there's reason to believe American hikers held in Iran may be released soon
• Toddler hospitalized after near-drowning in lake near Ely
• Duffy votes for Boehner debt ceiling plan
• Duluth Huskies cut pitcher after theft
• No charges filed in West Duluth standoff
• Cravaack bucks party and votes against House debt bill
• Second body found in Cass Lake
• New construction begins next week on I-35 near Duluth
• I-35 closures scheduled for next week in Duluth
• Boy's death at Cloquet swimming pond still unexplained
• Dahmer survivor charged in Wisconsin man's death
• Investors pull money out as government default nears
• Federal officials to step up hunt for Asian carp
• Superior man charged in child porn case
• Former Minnesota school business manager pleads guilty
• Prosecutor calls Superior child porn suspect a 'danger'
• Iron Range kidnapping suspect sought in Kansas bank heist
• Shipping traffic for Friday, July 29
• Friday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Another great day
• Virginia police chief rescinds separation agreement
• Body found in Itasca County lake
• Railroad marks Duluth's first train 141 years ago
• Duluth loses 'Grand Dame of Organ Music'
• Sam Cook: Sweet summer nights, so few
• Blatnik Bridge inspection causes delays
• Duluth Civil Service Board Meeting Agenda For August 2, 2011
• Matters of record
• Community mural taking shape in Duluth Hillside park
• Man who prompted West Duluth stand off will not face charges
• Duluth company starts clean-energy subsidiary
• Itasca County drowning victim recovered
• Cass Lake drowning victim found
• Bible's lesser-known women hit Duluth stage Friday
• Health advisory issued for Duluth Lakewalk beach
• Missing Superior woman found, charged with theft from motel
• Eh? Wallet returned, cash intact
• Three men reach plea deals in Cloquet prostitution sting
• Open house
• Wisconsin restricts former Duluth doctor's license
• Bygones for July 28, 2011
• City of Duluth Fire Department News - Lightning Strike House Fire
• City Of Duluth Police Department News: Traffic Advisory - Dr. Nancy English 5K Memorial Run/Walk
• City Of Duluth Police Department News: Traffic Advisory - Depot Summer Arts Festival
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, July 28
• Duluthians mourn Norway's victims, call for peace
• Little Treasures breathes life into Lakeshore
• City Of Duluth Police Department News - Suicide Threat-Male Taken Into Custody
• Duluth hillside residents awoken to crack, boom and a blaze
• Duluth's Skyline residents feel blindsided by sale of vacant lot
• Man arrested after standoff in West Duluth
• Thursday weather: Beautiful day
• Study: No cancer link with children, cellphones
• Duluth-based company launches new one to target clean energy marketplace
• Matters of record
• Essar signs electricity deal with Nashwauk, Minnesota Power
• Three-time drunk driver accused of hitting building in West Duluth
• Superior man arrested on child porn charges
• Rattlesnake bites southeastern Minnesota hiker
• Man emerges from West Duluth house after standoff
• Reconstruction of road in Hermantown to start next week
• Missing Superior woman found, arrested
• Cougar killed in Connecticut once roamed Northland
• New Zealand goldfish survive 134 days without food after quake
• California man attempts self-surgery with butter knife
• Dozens wade to shore after Lake Michigan tour boat damaged
• Pilot alive in plane that crashed bound for Wisconsin
• Bones found in La. bank chimney are from man missing 27 years
• Charges: Minnesota man killed friend while playing with guns
• Suspended UMD football player, friend charged in vandalism
• City of Duluth Police Department News - Police Ask for Publics Help in Locating a Missing Person-Walter Clock
• City of Duluth Fire Department News - Condition Yellow Flag Warning
• Hermantown police help keep teen from risky meeting
• Region's unemployment rises as more people look for work
• Virginia fire ruled accidental
• St. Louis County gives $25,000 to legal help program
• More St. Louis County businesses cited for selling alcohol to minors
• Eh? for July 27, 2011
• Power restored in Duluth's Congdon Park neighborhood
• Matters of record
• Meeting on address change for sex offender in Itasca County
• 1 dead, 1 missing in Cass Lake
• One found dead, one missing in Cass Lake
• New owners say no big changes in the plans for Superior refinery
• Cougar that passed through Northland found in Connecticut
• McDonald's to put apple slices in every Happy Meal
• Mountain lion that roamed Wisconsin killed by car in Connecticut
• Duluth men accused of stealing Fargo park equipment
• Local unemployment up as labor force hits modern high
• Norwegian massacre vigil set in Duluth
• Water-contact advisories issued for bayside Park Point beaches
• Ailing 19-year-old tiger euthanized at Lake Superior Zoo
• Lake Country Power directors suspend sexual assault defendant
• Wounded teen says he thought he would die in Alaska bear attack
• Shutdowns threaten work on Duluth airport's new terminal
• Eh?: Lily's army faces flood of competition
• Northland post offices on list of possible closures
• South African man wakes up after 21 hours in morgue fridge
• Politicians of both parties switch sides on debt limit
• Chinese cups appraised at more than $1 million on 'Antiques Roadshow'
• Obama, Boehner push rival debt plans as clock ticks
• Former Minnesota Duluth star Odim signs with NFL's Chargers
• City of Duluth Police Department News - Two Arrested for 3rd Degree Criminal Damage to Property
• City Of Duluth Fire Department News - Condition Red Flag Warning
• Program teaches Central Hillside history through play
• Firm claims Cravaack didn't pay legal bill
• Residents crowd meeting about college-area growth
• Superior police investigate two gas-station robberies
• Work crews begins to repair Skyline Parkway
• First Street West Street Project Start Date Changed
• City of Duluth Police Department News: Missing 69 year old Duluth Man Located
• Matters of record
• Virginia fire ruled accidental
• Rip current warning issued for Park Point
• Bankruptcy filings down in Wisconsin
• Police probe spat over balloon at Wisconsin Capitol
• Superior refinery sold to Indiana firm
• Obama to address nation tonight on debt limit stalemate
• Wisconsin man accused of slapping boys for letting frog escape
• Public's help sought in search for missing Duluth man
• NFL players vote to approve deal, end lockout
• Duluth man sentenced to 30 years in interstate sex case
• Bachmann, Pawlenty debate conservative credentials
• Crews begin repairs to Skyline Parkway
• Sheriff: 4-year-old hit, killed by errant gunshot while fishing in Indiana
• Three groomsmen among four killed in Wisconsin boat crash
• Suspended UMD football player held in vandalism case
• US court rejects challenge to EPA ballast permit
• Performer injured during water-skiing show on Iron Range
• Teens mauled, seriously wounded by grizzly in Alaska
• Winehouse joins long list of musical talents gone too soon
• Faces & Names: Kurt, Finn and Rachel not done with 'Glee'
• Norwegian attacks suspect wrote of his resentment of Muslims
• Rick Lubbers: U2 riffs on rain-drenched show
• Gilbert police officer injured in squad car rollover
• Police: Death of man in Superior motel appears to be suicide
• City's Preservation Of Skyline Parkway Well Underway
• Shipping Traffic for Monday, July 25
• First campers return to find Jay Cooke State Park in good shape
• Wisconsin Senate to approve unemployment extension next week
• Norway police lower youth camp death toll to 68
• Authorities in Itasca County continue searching for apparent drowning victim
• Duluth artwork to be cleaned
• Wisconsin delinquent tax bills at $759 million
• Waterskier injured in Hoyt Lakes Water Carnival finale
• Teens mauled by bear in Alaska
• Gilbert police officer sustains minor injuries in crash
• After federal taxes expire, most airlines fail to pass along the savings to customers
• Police: Gunman kills 5 during party at Texas roller rink
• Appreciation: Winehouse was more than 'Rehab' caricature
• UPDATE: Boats collide on Wisconsin river; 2 men dead, 2 missing
• Police provide update on 'suspicious death' at Park Motel
• Shock of Norwegian attacks touches Duluthians
• Bayfield suicide inspires efforts to reduce depression among seniors
• Survivors recount terror of Norway island massacre
• Meet the man behind the beard
• Job growth elsewhere gives context to Wisconsin figures
• Police investigate death of man in Superior motel
• Fire truck stolen from Greenwood Township recovered
• Troubled singer Amy Winehouse dies
• Cass Lake man accused of killing ex-girlfriend faces first-degree murder charges
• Housing news, like market, is up, down
• A year later, ex-NBA player's death remains a mystery
• Pawlenty says Obama is showing no courage during debt crisis
• Police investigate death at Superior's Park Motel
• UPDATE: 2 dead, 2 missing after boats crash on Wisconsin river
• Stolen fire truck recovered, man in custody in northern Minn. town
• Cass Lake man indicted for first-degree murder
• Police: Singer Amy Winehouse found dead
• Lighthouse on Homestead restaurant closes its doors
• iPhone used to help rescue ducklings in Duluth
• California man gets 4 years for stalking on Facebook
• Motorcycle rider unhurt after crashing, landing in minivan's back seat
• Duluth organizers expect no changes to Norwegian royal visit plans
• Authorities ID boy who died at Cloquet pond
• Debt talks in disarray as Boehner, Obama split
• Bygones for July 23, 2011
• Wisconsin lawmakers fail to extend unemployment benefits
• Eh? for July 23, 2011
• Judge reduces music downloading penalty
• Cloquet man pleads guilty to solicitation
• Ness: Bonding bill will benefit Duluth
• 3 charged in Little Store robbery appear in court
• Matters of record
• Flash flood warning canceled; more storms possible later today
• Officials prepared in case storms hit tonight's U2 concert in Twin Cities
• Witnesses describe scene of terror at Norway camp
• Norway attacks suspect had bought 6 tons of fertilizer; police checking reports of second shooter
• Brookston, Minn., sex offender faces new charges
• Superior police take armed, suicidal man to hospital
• Remains belong to missing Ashland County teen
• MORNING UPDATE: Survivors, rescuers recount Duluth rip current nightmare
• Boy who died in Cloquet pond identified
• Boehner withdraws from debt talks with Obama
• Charges upgraded for Cass Lake man accused of killing ex-girlfriend
• Walleye slot relaxed on Lake Mille Lacs
• Warba motorcycle accident victim identified
• Wisconsin's jobless wait in limbo over political battle to extend unemployment
• Assistant attorney general to prosecute suspect in Minnesota totem-pole murder case
• Survivors, rescuers recount Duluth rip current nightmare
• Tennessee black bear saved from jar stuck on its head
• Colorado sheriff not happy with 'Dog the Bounty Hunter'
• Tortoise needs artificial limb; vets find one in hardware store (with photos)
• Bones of Hitler's deputy destroyed to end neo-Nazi pilgrimages
• City of Duluth Police Department News - New Ordinance-Advisory
• Commission On Disabilitie Regular Meeting Agenda for August 3 , 2 011
• Duluth Fire Department News - Structure Fire
• Slowly, state parks reopen after Minnesota shutdown
• Friday's weather update for Duluth and beyond: Chance of weekend storms
• Cravaack staff available for questions in Duluth area
• City Of Duluth Fire Department News - Structure Fire
• What's reopened in Minnesota
• FBI involved in Iron Range husband-wife kidnapping case
• Duluth firefighters respond to Hillside fire
• Duluth mayor says Minnesota bonding bill benefits city
• Duluth firefighter released from hospital
• Fire breaks out at Lakeside home; Duluth firefighter hospitalized
• Wisconsin confirms first heat-related death in hot spell
• Six-year-old Duluth boy reported drowned in Cloquet city pool
• Cravaack public meetings set for July 29 in Northland
• Superior police report armed, suicidal man taken into custody
• Itasca County man dies in motorcycle accident
• Matters of record
• Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank still open
• Husband of bear-attack victim in Michigan doesn't blame owners
• City of Duluth News - Section of 24th Avenue West Will Temporarily Close for Repairs
• Minnesota bonding bill includes money for college projects, Vermilion State Park
• City of Duluth Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda for July 26, 2011
• Hibbing Community College broadens mining program to include other fields
• Bygones for July 21, 2011
• Mother, two children saved from Lake Superior rip current
• Teachers learn by doing science on research vessel on Lake Superior
• 'Gullywasher' causes flooding in Grand Marais
• Budget deal at Capitol brings headaches in Duluth
• Thursday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Cold front brings sweet relief
• Former Virginia, Minn., School Board member appears in court on sex-assault charges
• Lightning, cut line left Carlton County without phone service
• North Shore's Gooseberry Falls day-use areas to open today
• Local officials plan cuts to cope with Minnesota budget solution
• 911 service back up in Douglas, Carlton counties
• Duluth food bank wants customers to know it's open
• Allete shareholders' dividend unchanged
• So long, farewell to 2011 budget session
• Bachmann vows to submit only balanced budgets
• Kottonmouth Kings to play at Clyde in Duluth
• Air-conditioning restored to five downtown Duluth buildings
• 'Gullywasher' floods Grand Marais area
• A challenge for every Duluth School Board seat
• Zoo shoos these birds: Many features make Duluth's Lake Superior Zoo attractive to unwanted gulls and geese
• Results of Duluth's National Citizen Survey Available On City Web Site
• Sister serves up big surprise for Superior woman's 85th birthday
• Wednesday's weather: Expect today to be hot
• Late entries push Duluth's At Large City Council race to primary
• Government restart won't happen immediately
• Goodwill to open new stores in Ely, Crosslake
• Municipal Candidate Filings - July 19, 2011
• New attorney for Ashland man accused of pushing teen over cliff
• Fire burns houses, garages in Virginia
• Federal officials assist in alleged Virginia kidnapping
• Link son's $5 million award upheld by Wisconsin Supreme Court
• Former St. Louis County court clerk faces charges
• U.S. trapped under heat 'dome'
• Budget notes: Minnesota bars may buy alcohol again
• Bonding bill includes millions for Duluth-area facilities
• New Duluth superintendent aims first at achievement
• Matters of record
• Virginia fire damages several buildings
• Court grants new attorney for man accused of pushing teen off Lake Superior cliff
• Ness, two Duluth council incumbents unopposed
• Krause is fifth candidate for Duluth council's 4th District
• Chester Creek concert postponed because of rain
• Brainerd man dies in paraglider accident
• North Shore's Split Rock among sites likely to open Saturday
• Severe thunderstorm warning issued for Carlton, St. Louis counties
• Wisconsin man who needed work drawn to North Dakota oil fields
• Smoke from Canadian fires prompts Northland air alert
• Duluth City Council upholds fine against bar for holding after-hours holiday party
• Police: Florida teen killed parents, then had a party
• Tuesday weather update: Storms possible tonight
• Tablets may have ushered in 'post-PC era'
• Dayton orders Minnesota Capitol to reopen
• First finished Minnesota budget bills posted online
• NASA spacecraft goes into orbit around massive asteroid
• Former Duluth cop ends up on wrong side of law
• Police say they believe Oregon father killed wife, 4 kids
• Faces & Names: Sheen developing new sitcom
• Lake Michigan storm deaths first in race's history
• Duluth's Canal Park pedestrian bridge slips up, again
• Duluth Mayor Ness' approval rating: 86 percent
• Minnesota special session under way (with live video)
• Matters of record
• Wisconsin Supreme Court rules in drunken driving case
• 4-year-old girl drowns in Minnesota lake
• First Minnesota spending bills begin to surface
• Bayfield's Schneider reaches summit of Kilimanjaro
• Whistleblower in UK phone-hacking scandal found dead
• Race officials: 2 Lake Michigan boaters dead
• Stage collapses during Cheap Trick concert; several people injured
• Biz Buzz for July 18, 2011
• Study suggests grandparents are safer drivers than parents
• Downtown Duluth restaurant temporarily closes for fire repairs
• Shipping Traffic for Monday, July 18
• Casey Anthony lies low on first day of freedom
• Glen Campbell plays first show since Alzheimer's news
• Duluth hit 88 degrees Sunday; International Falls 91
• Census shows number of marriages drops in Duluth
• Register Now for The Parks and Recreation Youth Flag Football League
• History sets sail on tall ships in Duluth harbor
• Monday's weather for Duluth and beyond: More heat, maybe more rain
• City of Duluth hopes to speed up recruitment, hiring
• Analysis: Minnesota budget deal kicks can, parties kick each other
• Minnesota budget bills make progress, but no special session yet
• Property Transactions for July 18, 2011
• Boaters rescued after boat capsizes on Fish Lake in northeastern Minnesota
• Bankruptcies for July 18, 2011
• Staffing crunch easing at Wisconsin state parks
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for the Northland
• Minnesota budget details fill in slower than expected
• Duluth hockey player still going strong as he turns 90
• Police: Missing Northland woman, alleged kidnapper may be in Texas
• Century-old wreck of Canadian schooner found in Lake Ontario
• Excessive heat warning in effect for much of the region
• Accused Hibbing mayor biter certified as adult
• Casey Anthony freed from Florida jail
• What's the deal with those QRazy codes?
• Empty-nester GRRRLs just want to have fun
• Editorial cartoon: Western Collegiate Hockey Association
• Duluth gun shop owner Jack Puglisi dies
• Northland Nature: July a season of colorful floral change
• A festival for everyone in Duluth
• Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra educator brings music to the people
• Homeownership declines among Duluth minorities
• Historic Duluth home remodeled, ready for future
• Sunday's weather: Downright hot today
• Wisconsin astronaut holds place in Russian program
• In Iron River, time can't stop these old school chums
• Casey Anthony's future uncertain as release nears
• Canadian 'Cash Cab' taxi hits, kills pedestrian
• Eye test may offer way to detect Alzheimer's
• Iowa congressman, family safe after home invasion
• Wisconsin man dies after being thrown from SUV, hit by train
• 2 injured after train derails near Twin Cities
• Romney banks 3-to-1 cash edge over closest GOP rival
• Bear wanders through downtown Duluth, draws a crowd
• St. Louis County: Man who posed as lawyer had no license
• Duluth man charged with vehicular homicide
• Virginia police ask for public's help in locating missing woman
• Former Virginia police chief reveals terms of settlement
• Bayfield woman leads group climbing Mount Kilimanjaro
• Jennifer Lopez, Marc Anthony call it quits
• Craft fair showcases women-made art
• Georgia-Pacific plant to reopen today
• Day of activities to be held at Park Point
• Bygones for July 16, 2011
• Budgeteer reporter wins national award
• Barn owners invited to enter contest
• Horses can't help? Therapuetic riding center in Esko says neigh, yes they can
• Working on the water: Duluth native recounts time on tall ship crew
• Libraries are essential, Duluth library backers say
• Pirates of the Caribbean impersonator plunders Duluth Tall Ships Festival
• Delta may drop flights to Hibbing, International Falls
• Experience the grandeur of Duluth Homes
• UMD program aims to put American Indians on track to med school
• Depot arts festival calls for vendors
• DFL lawmakers pan Minnesota budget deal
• Matters of record
• Cravaack's re-election campaign begins; family moves to New Hampshire
• Local DFLers say Republicans will have to supply votes for budget deal
• Officials seek Virginia man accused of kidnapping wife
• Safe Haven Shelter in Duluth reopens
• Minnesota U.S. Rep. Cravaack launches re-election effort
• Duluth group pushes political message: Libraries are essential
• Delta Air Lines may drop flights in 24 cities, including Iron Range
• Monday is goal for special Minnesota budget session
• Georgia Pacific plant in Duluth will reopen Saturday
• Trial scheduled in Iron Range bar shooting
• Two more file for Duluth At Large City Council seats
• 9 charged in Cloquet prostitution sting get court date
• Rules imposing time limits for disabled at Duluth meters have some upset
• Cloquet man charged with assaulting brother with mallet
• Sam Cook: French race can't beat Tour de Howard
• Virginia, police chief reach deal
• Friday's forecast for Duluth and beyond: Weather pattern heats up
• Duluth drag racing gets OK
• Heatwave coming to Duluth, other Northland areas
• Bike Northwoods Tour rider dies
• Duluth police chief's lawyer brother gets 90-day suspension
• Events celebrate Lake Superior
• It's the local, local gardens that win out
• United Way Greater Duluth News - July 13, 2011
• Yellow Flag Warning Issued for Park Point Beaches - July 13, 2011
• Baby dies; Minnesota daycare provider charged
• Swiss company expands PolyMet holdings
• Matters of record
• Trial set for former Chisholm cop accused of murder
• City approves drag racing on Duluth city street
• Details: Dayton's offer to end budget impasse
• Dayton, GOP leaders announce budget deal 'framework'
• Waldron decides to retire in midst of Virginia trial
• Duluth police chief's brother suspended from law practice for drugs
• Marine with Northland connections dies in Afghanistan
• Minnesota shutdown: Dayton agrees to GOP offer - with conditions
• Budget talks back on after Dayton drops tax hike
• Prolonged heatwave coming to Northland
• UMD hockey 'rookie of the year' has court date
• Superior-area family and friends rally to help pay for teen's medical treatment
• Duluth Pack celebrates 100 years
• State told to restore aid for child care
• Thursday weather: Cool today, then heating up
• Duluth gets assurance that Cirrus will stay
• Public Meeting Scheduled to Discuss Street Project In Hunter’S Park Neighborhood
• Wisconsin lawmakers hope reciprocity is restored with Minnesota
• Three held after Barnum armed robbery
• Carlton County man dies after tractor accident
• Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce launches effort to promote 148th Fighter Wing
• Lacking permit, Georgia-Pacific plant shuts down
• Thinking out of the pack: Duluth Pack trending toward urban items
• Transparency needed in cancer research
• City To Study Neighborhoods Surrounding College Campuses; Public Meeting Scheduled
• Court: No new trial for convicted murderer from Hibbing
• Krug files for Duluth At Large City Council seat
• Duluth-based Cirrus executive promoted to vice president
• Minnesota man dies on bicycle tour
• Tall ships set for possible dual Duluth arrival
• Matters of record
• SHUTDOWN: Child care assistance restored; Duluth women's shelter closes
• Georgia Pacific plant in Duluth shuts down with no state permit
• Wisconsin pays Minnesota nearly $60 million
• Matters of Record
• Rip current warning issued for Park Point beaches
• Free family water safety expo Thursday in Duluth
• Shelves almost bare, Minnesota tavern owners say
• Minnesota government shutdown: Judge extends loggers' access
• Taking a bite out of aging
• It's 'Mauer hour' on the links in Duluth
• Duluth Police Department News - Police Department Advisory
• Grant aims for piping plover's return to Twin Ports
• City's contract with casino called illegal
• Ships set sail toward Twin Ports
• St. Louis County reprimands liquor-sale offenders
• Wednesday's weather: Sunny and cooler by the lake
• Ely man drowns canoeing on Grass Lake
• Wisconsin pays old debt to Minnesota
• All three sons charged in western Minnesota woman's death
• Metrodome roof rises again
• Beer becomes casualty of Minnesota shutdown
• Man denied new trial in Hibbing murder case
• Three arrested following Carlton County armed robbery
• First tall ship expected to reach Duluth today
• Woman in post office disturbance has long criminal record
• Shutdown judge says Minnesotans should 'flood' politicians with impact stories
• Duluth, Fond du Lac casino contract said to violate Indian Gaming Regulatory Act
• Ely man dies in Grass Lake
• Twins star Mauer spends part of All-Star break in Duluth
• Stebner, Maple Grove to close at intersection in Hermantown
• Ely canoeist drowns in lake near Isabella
• 5 burned at campfire in Michigan's Upper Peninsula
• Amtrak train, semitrailer involved in fiery crash in Maine
• Bachmann says she's not worried about federal default
• Man's body found along shore near Wisconsin Point
• Moving Hermantown bar cost-prohibitive, owner says
• Planes collide in midair in Alaska, but land safely
• Matters of record
• Eh?: Boater in need catches lift, thanks to alert citizen
• Faces & Names: William, Kate to keep low profile after trip
• Resaturant at Duluth's Miller Hill Mall to close
• Tuesday's weather: Sunny and cooler
• Hibbing nurses begin three-day strike
• Two Minn. brothers accused of killing mother over Yahtzee
• Pets of the Week for July 12
• Dining on chipmunk al fresco
• Bemidji to rename Stoner Avenue
• Legislation would stop lawmakers' pay during future shutdowns
• Wisconsin grandmother charged with giving baby fatal drugs
• Cliffs doubles the size of its quarterly dividend
• Severe storms sweep through southern, central Minn.
• Body found off Wisconsin Point in Superior
• Minnesota brothers accused of killing their mother over Yahtzee argument
• Biz Buzz for July 11, 2011
• Bankruptcies for July 11, 2011
• Property Transactions for July 11, 2011
• Casey Anthony's safety a concern
• Hibbing nurses begin three-day strike
• Company takes swipe at Pandora with iHeartRadio revamp
• Body of Twin Cities man identified
• Mobs! And more in downtown Duluth
• Woman delivers 16-pound baby
• Dubrue joins booming craft brewery market in Duluth
• Second victim identified in fatal Minnesota crash
• Minnesota judge says no to disabled job program
• Jaycee Dugard describes how she survived 18 years in captivity
• Sweltering heat, water shortage mar Milwaukee running race
• Bridgeman's on the Lakewalk donates its summer profits to youth nonprofit
• Monday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Mostly sunny
• Obama, lawmakers still divided over debt deal
• Bygones for July 11, 2011
• Weekly farmers market set for downtown Duluth
• Northeast Entrepreneur Fund offers downtown Duluth office space to small businesses
• Miller Creek Disc Golf Course Public Meeting - July 13th
• Water Safety Expo at Park Point Beach House
• Duluth Music and Maritime Festival to feature great music lineup
• Uncertainty clouds St. Louis County extension service's future
• UPDATE: Duluth Post office reopens after woman arrested
• Minnesota politicians accepting pay during shutdown
• Superior-bound train derails near Brainerd
• Budget impasse, shutdown enters 2nd week
• Great Lakes Aquarium joins battle against invaders
• Duluth rally raises support for hikers jailed in Iran
• Faces & Names: A gift from the heart for Michael Jobe
• Detour will have you taking the long way home
• WLSSD sludge program spreads to Douglas County fields
• North Shore tour to feature Lundie cabins and summer homes
• Wachter takes lead at University of Wisconsin-Superior
• Anger over Anthony verdict reaches new heights online
• Bicycles, buses and a brook: Issues involved in Sixth Avenue East plans
• Analysis: Minnesota budget, shutdown about spending dispute
• Park Point 5 Miler Race - Traffic Advisory
• A new vision for Duluth's Sixth Avenue East
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, July 10
• Teen killed in Twin Cities shooting is identified
• Wisconsin man accused of robbing bank days after prison release
• Saturday weather: Strong thunderstorms
• Gypsy moth battle moves to Duluth's Park Point
• Washburn County man charged in brother's killing
• United Taconite wins suit against drill company
• Public invited to tour WLSSD
• Eh?: Isn't it odd?
• Court awaits mental health assessment of Cloquet woman accused in razor attack
• Sawdust 5K raises $2,500 for next year's fireworks show in Cloquet
• Duluth's Georgia-Pacific must petition for water use
• State government shutdown halts some Duluth road and bridge work
• Bygones for July 9, 2011
• The "small things" of summer
• Northland Nature: En masse, dragonflies emerge from the lake
• Ryan Stauber enters Duluth School Board race
• Life is a Cabaret at Fitger's Spirit of the North Theater
• Former Superior rector convicted of theft
• Some run, some shuffle for a good cause in Duluth YMCA's Sidewalk Shuffle
• Fox 21 anchor LaFave leaving for bigger TV market
• Louisiana dogs look for families in Duluth
• Anglers grapple with lockdown on Minnesota fishing license sales
• Matters of record
• Duluth Central High School seniors receive top honors in scouting
• DPI photography contest deadline extended
• Ryan Stauber files for Duluth School Board At Large seat
• Washburn County man charged in brother's killing
• Shutdown: Duluth, Cloquet plants must petition 'special master'
• Fox 21 News anchor to leave Duluth
• Duluth land auction Saturday
• NASA's final space shuttle launch complete
• Friday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Warm and stormy ahead
• Park Point bear escapes tampered trap
• To learn more
• Marriages & divorces
• DTA Wal-Mart service changes today
• Duluth to get new crew of AmeriCorps volunteers
• Bygones for July 8, 2011
• Duluth man misses court date in sexual assault case
• Duluth school vet Miernicki files for board seat
• Sam Cook: Cabin, sauna, dock, repeat
• 'Normal' Duluth weather gets warmer
• Virginia School Board member charged with sexual assault
• Shipping traffic for Friday, July 8
• UMD hockey may defect to new league
• Former Superior Diocese priest convicted of theft
• Agency warns of scam tied to Duluth
• Texas executes Mexican man despite administration appeal to Supreme Court
• Virginia School Board member charged with sexual assault
• Matters of record
• Duluth Sidewalk Days features 200-member 'flash mob'
• Some Northwestern Wisconsin residents face days more without power
• City of Duluth Planning Commission Meeting Agenda - July 7, 2011
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, July 7
• Duluth man charged with sexual assault of preteen girl
• Minnesota state shutdown means lights out on some Lighthouse programs
• Rattler in Duluth? Nope, a case of 'misnaken' identity
• Duluth zoo gets $70,000 from railroad for flood damage
• Leaky, creaky and beloved, Lester Park School comes down
• Virginia man pleads guilty in child-abuse case
• Thursday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Chance of storms
• Bygones for July 7, 2011
• Duluth battered women's shelter, child-care centers cut back
• Eh? A tip for temporary tattoos
• In St. Paul, no budging on budget
• Superior woman pleads guilty to welfare fraud in Minnesota
• Spreading phone-hacking scandal touches UK nerves
• Shutdown results in suspended water permit for Duluth manufacturer
• City of Duluth Human Rights Commission Meeting Agenda - July 13, 2011
• Duluth groups decry state shutdown's impact on jobs
• Park Point bear cub foils trappers
• David Ross: Duluth Area Chamber fights for our 148th Fighter Wing
• Wisconsin Supreme Court: DNR should consider wells' impact
• Parole possible for sentenced Minnesota child abductor
• Fake Democrats raise little campaign cash for Wisconsin recalls
• Wisconsin man who fell 30 feet to death identified
• Matters of Record
• Massive dust storm descends on Phoenix (with photos, video)
• Minnesota shutdown doesn't keep tourists away from closed parks
• Fargo man decapitated in fireworks accident
• Duluth firefighters union wins round in court on retiree benefits
• Downtown Duluth's Sidewalk Days Festival begins today
• Parks and Recreation and Duluth YMCA offer Sandmodeling Contest and Summer Beach Bash
• Downtown Sidewalk Days and Street Dances - Traffic Advisory
• 2 Duluth School Board members won't run for re-election
• Roadwork to detour traffic off Arrowhead Road
• Free Parks and Recreation Summer Skating at Heritage Sports Center
• Duluth City Councilor Halberg resolves lawsuits
• Carlton County archaeologist makes his living rediscovering the past
• Wednesday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Sunny and less humid
• Powerball to double price, improve odds
• 2 kids found dead in parked car in Wisconsin
• Brian Matuszak: Rummaging through the sales of my life
• Editorial cartoon: Attack on the gypsy moths
• Hundreds in Douglas County remain without power
• Motorcyclist in helmet protest hits head, dies
• Search continues for missing swimmer in Pine County
• Casey Anthony acquitted of killing daughter
• Minnesota girl killed in Friday's severe storms identified
• Virginia man accused of child abuse of his infant son
• Mondale, Carlson to weigh in on state shutdown
• Downtown Duluth Sidewalk Days Festival begins Wednesday
• Duluth's Park Point beach gets 'Superstar' label
• Tuesday's weather: Morning storm, then clearing
• Sharing administrators helps school districts in Minnesota save money
• Minnesotans just want end to shutdown
• Engineering students build, race concrete canoes
• Eh?: Your street is closed
• Gardner plans to file for re-election to Duluth City Council
• A fantastic Fourth
• Pets of the week for July 5, 2011
• Duluth rally begins fight against proposed Minnesota marriage amendment
• Minnesota budgets talks to resume
• Jim Hofsommer: After Independence Day, thoughts on what freedom means
• Letter to the editor: Writer dismayed over state chopping block
• Letter to the editor: Writer wants to read more letters
• Letter to the editor: Open your heart to the freedom of individual rights
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for most of the Northland
• Gardner will file for re-election
• UPDATE: Severe storms possible across the Northland this evening
• Debate over wolves extends into Pacific Northwest
• Officials: Fire that killed 6 at Minnesota B&B spread rapidly
• Never too late: Declaration of Independence signers being honored
• Fourth of July schedule of events
• Shipping traffic for Monday, July 4
• Tornado confirmed near Solon Springs; cleanup from Friday's storm continues
• Fire destroys old Hong Kong Restaurant building in Cloquet
• Snow delays may be partially caused by planes, some scientists say
• Judge gives OK for food bank deliveries
• Fourth of July events schedule
• In Minnesota budget mess, two sides have some options
• Holiday Closings for Monday, July 4, 2011
• Ruby Pantry food distribution program set for Tuesday
• Vehicle flips into Minnesota river, killing man, 2 kids
• Fire causes up to $1.5 million damage at Grand Forks' Ralph Engelstad Arena
• Schools, University of Minnesota ignore reforms
• Deadly storm carves path of devastation across Northwestern Wisconsin
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, July 3
• Faces & Names: Underwood, stars align at ACM Lifing Lives camp
• Cloquet police quash garage-sale signs
• Dayton fights GOP's 'no new tax' stance
• Sunday's weather: Sunny today
• Fourth of July weekend events
• Nation's economic recovery turns 2, but most Americans aren't celebrating
• Holiday closings: Fourth of July
• Judge's order puts food bank back in business
• Weather Service confirms tornado touchdown in Douglas County
• Shedding a little light on Bachmann
• Last Vietnam War-era draftee is retiring from Army
• Officials: 6 killed in blaze at Minnesota bed and breakfast
• Visitors flock to Gooseberry Falls despite park's closure
• Minnesota state employees call for budget compromise
• Photo confirms grizzly in North Cascades for first time in decades
• Murky water hid dead body in Mass. pool for 2 days
• Douglas County 911 system service restored
• Many Northland events planned for the Fourth of July weekend
• Eh?: Duluth hits 90 degrees for first time in almost five years
• Second death linked to NW Wisconsin storm
• Fire causes $80,000 damage to Ashland home
• Heavy rain causes sewer overflows in Duluth
• Marine from Minnesota dies in Afghanistan combat
• Duluth speakers compete at national tournament
• Children's foundation works with Duluth Police and Fire departments for Guns-n-Hoses
• City of Duluth and St Louis County Partner To Make Local Road Improvements
• Duluth museum chronicles Boy Scouts' beginning
• Everyday life captured on Iron Range documentary
• Finland next stop for Duluth string ensemble
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, July 2
• Duluth Children's Museum students dig for dinosaur bones
• Holiday Closings for July Fourth
• Northland frogs sing love songs
• Cass County man charged with killing his brother
• Duluth Goodwill employees awarded
• Moose Lake, Cloquet plan July Fourth activities
• Duluth teen to present fashion show
• Duffy responds to Wisconsin redistricting issue
• Duluth gets a Taste of Greece
• Alcohol, Gambling and Tobacco Commission Meeting Agenda for July 6, 2011
• Bygones for July 2, 2011
• Doll makers open shop in Duluth Skywalk
• Fourth Fest Celebration Traffic Advisory
• Duluth students honored by colleges
• 21st Avenue East Closed To Traffic
• Duluth YMCA to hold Sidewalk Shuffle fundraiser on Wednesday
• UPDATE: Weather Service investigating Solon Springs damage
• Matters of record
• Flash flood warning for Twin Ports until 11:30 p.m.
• Pawlenty raises $4.2 million last period
• Severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 10 p.m.
• Popular Duluth avenue to close for weeks
• Wisconsin Gov. Walker to sign concealed-carry bill
• Gooseberry visitors bypass Minnesota DNR barriers
• Oregon man stung by scorpion on commercial jet flight
• Minnesota government shutdown: What's open, what's not
• Storms batter southern Wisconsin, Chicago with hail, wind
• Minnesota ban on fake pot takes effect
• Minnesota loggers gain access to state forests during shutdown
• A new day, a new experience: Minnesota government shutdown
• Duck numbers at all-time high in U.S., Canada
• Donation means Duluth child care center can stay open
• City of Duluth Civil Service Board Meeting Agenda for July 5, 2011
• Shipping traffic for Friday, July 1
• City of Duluth Civil Service Board Meeting Minutes for May 3, 2011
• PolyMet closes on Iron Range board loan, buys forest land for exchange
• Friday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Chance of thunderstorms
• Too hot for ya? Not in Duluth
• Shutdown can't stop nature's wonders
• Online Public Input Needed To Prioritize Parks And Trail Needs
• Baboon on the loose in New Jersey
• Cass County man charged with fatally shooting brother
• Matters of record
• Former Duluthian dies in Colorado crash
• 5 arrested in Cass Lake drive-by shooting
• Pete Langr: Real state budget solution is to control supply costs
• Big Head Todd and the Monsters headlines Bayfront's Friday lineup
• Campers roll up tents at Minnesota state parks
• Frequently asked shutdown questions
• Murder victim's relative charged with drive-by shooting in Cass Lake
• Minnesota Republicans plead for temporary budget
• Hour-long backups reported in Lake County
• Teen zombies descend on Duluth
• Outgoing Duluth superintendent takes interim Twin Cities-area job
• 9 arrested in Cloquet prostitution sting
• Ness announces his re-election bid for Duluth mayor
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, June 30
• Thursday's weather for Duluth and beyond: A chance of storms
• Duluth Police Department News - Police Asking For Help In Identifying Suspects In A Vehicle Prowl
• Name of Cass County shooting victim released
• ATV trail near Finland and Silver Bay reopens
• Lake Superior rising faster than normal
• Yellow Flag Warning Issued for Park Point Beaches
• Duluth Fire Department News - House Fire at 2422 Harvey Street
• Most Duluth ninth-graders pass state writing test
• Superior officer faces allegation of misuse of fitness center money
• Two kayakers rescued from Lake Superior
• Superior's Hog Island undergoing restoration
• Prosthetics designer who is visiting Duluth has helped many humans and one dolphin
• Assistant Superior police chief to assume top post at the end of the year
• The Minnesota DNR might shut down, but he won't
• Shutdown imperils more than 2,000 Northland jobs
• PolyMet closes on Iron Range board loan, buys land for exchange
• Loggers sue for access to state forests during Minnesota shutdown
• Minnesota man charged in death of brother
• Wisconsin counties added to heat advisory
• Minnesota, Wisconsin (except here) blanketed by heat, humidity
• Matters of record
• Duluth police seek suspects in purse theft
• Lake Superior rising faster than normal
• Duluth-based power company reaches terms with municipalities
• Wisconsin man going for Snickers bar gets hand stuck in gas tank
• 2 kayakers rescued from Lake Superior near Duluth harbor entry
• Bachmann defends money sent to husband's clinic
• Minnesota woman dies from tick-borne virus
• Relative arrested in fatal Cass County shooting
• Matters of record
• Former high school football coach pleads guilty to molesting teens
• Teens chip in on tech-savvy teaching strategies
• Feds may protect bats hit by killer fungus
• Superior attorney settles lawsuit against Douglas County Attorney
• Treatment Without Parole: Part 4 in series
• US, China give final OKs to Cirrus sale
• Lawmakers stand at doorstep of shutdown
• Wednesday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Another great day
• Duluth police union votes against contract agreement
• Carlton man guilty of assaulting girl
• Cass Lake man charged with ex's murder
• Bygones for June 29, 2011
• Minnesota public safety, health workers to remain working in shutdown
• Minnesota Gov. Dayton's list of what to keep open, what to close
• Superior police officer investigated for funds use
• Fire damages Duluth home
• Moderate risk of rip currents today along Park Point
• Brian Matuszak: Brian weathers the weather complaints
• Cass Lake man charged with killing ex-girlfriend
• Gordon Lightfoot books DECC for Sept. 18
• Judge approves 8 charges against teen accused of biting Hibbing mayor
• Officials: Ashland man admits pushing teen off cliff
• Supreme Court to review Cirrus case in death of Grand Rapids man
• Minnesota courts will stay open in shutdown, judge rules
• Duluth schools plan jumps $15 million
• Duluth mayor to launch re-election campaign
• 3 days to Minnesota shutdown: Secret talks and public sparring
• Sale of Duluth-based Cirrus to Chinese company complete
• Downpours cause flash flooding in parts of the Northland
• Budget talks back on as shutdown looms
• Bygones for June 28, 2011
• Community Development Committee Meeting Agenda for June 28, 2011
• What if Minnesota government does shut down?
• State park guests get their walks in before budget deadline
• Is sex offender program illegal?
• Tuesday's weather: Sunny skies return
• Assault conviction upheld, but sentence sent back
• Arrowhead corrections board names new director
• Ex-judge hears case for keeping courtrooms open
• Suspect in sexual assault apprehended in Beltrami County
• Longtime friend, former coworker 'punks' Cloquet man with front-yard surprise
• Make your own birdbath
• A solid investment
• Small projects add up to big appeal
• Update your bathroom in a weekend
• Low-maintenance living
• Protect your home before going on vacation
• Gardening brings neighbors together
• Notable handbell ensemble to appear in Duluth concert
• Matters of record
• Eddy Gilmore: Father's Day with forest and family
• Aitkin County supper club owner charged with arson
• Price tag increasing for Duluth's red plan
• Warrant issued for Duluth tutor who skipped court hearing
• Duluth dentist sentenced for tax evasion
• Duluth City Councilor to announce re-election bid
• Minnesota budget talks back on
• All-out effort keeps Ashland garage fire from spreading to houses
• Floodwaters start to recede in Minot
• Centenarian dies after car crashes into nursing home
• Tuesday PBS program features Duluth's Tiffany windows
• 23 hurt as school bus overturns on Pennsylvania interstate
• Bachmann: 2012 bid not 'personal' against Obama
• Wisconsin governor signs balanced budget that cuts money for schools
• New York City pride parade celebrates passage of gay marriage
• Jungle Boy Boxing Gym sets sights on Duluth community center
• Should sex offenders ever be released?
• Shipping traffic for Monday, June 27
• Minnesota budget talks break off
• Two sides emerge to Wisconsin chokehold story
• Xcel Energy disputes nuclear plant safety finding
• Duluth Animal Allies offers half-price adoption
• Lake Superior Chamber Orchestra premiers new concerto by local composer Tim Kaiser
• Valuables in cars tempt prowlers, Duluth PD warns
• Duluth Radisson names new restaurant general manager
• Flash flood warning for Itasca, west-central St. Louis counties
• President of Maurices' parent company visits Duluth
• Duluth property transactions for June 27, 2011
• Duluth's volunteer otter lends a paw to Grandma's runners
• Walker: Wisconsin Supreme Court needs to resolve issues
• Bankruptcies for June 27, 2011
• Minnesota man drowns in creek
• Duluth Goodwill gives achievement awards
• Pine Pollen Time in the Northland
• Supreme Court rules against violent video game law
• Kristi Stokes: Downtown Duluth gears up for summer
• Letter to the Editor: Social engineering not the solution
• Woman found shot dead in Cass Lake area; suspect held
• Toddler seriously hurt in fall at Hinckley hotel
• Minnesota budget talks suddenly end
• Woman dies in kayaking accident in western Minnesota
• Review: Singer, prankster Buble connects with Amsoil audience
• Romney, Bachmann lead in 2012 Iowa caucus poll
• Wisconsin tubing accident kills 1
• Indiana prep basketball star fighting for life after surviving second plane crash
• Wisconsin justice confirms chokehold claim, but two sides emerge to story
• Dayton, GOP to continue budget talks today
• Where was Whitey? No place where anyone knew who he was
• Does MSOP set up residents to fail?
• Cooking contest heats up CHUM Rhubarb Festival
• Crabby Bill's up for sale in Canal Park
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, June 26
• Faces & Names: Bieber event scuffle 'a misunderstanding'
• Rural health conference at the DECC next week
• Report: Altercation alleged in Wisconsin Supreme Court chambers
• Motorcyclists hit deer on Highway 61 in Lake County
• Millions spent on rehabilitation, but no one has been rehabilitated
• Billy the Kid image sells for more than $2 million
• Death toll rises to 6 in crash between semi, Amtrak train
• Learning in retirement
• Semi driver tried to stop before hitting Amtrak train
• Motorcycle hits deer in Lake County; riders seriously injured
• Wisconsin city plans to capture, kill up to 350 Canada geese
• Power grid change may disrupt clocks, appliances
• Authorities: Live bullets were fired at Old West show where 3 people were hurt
• Smoke from Ontario fire causes haze in the Northland
• Semi collides with Amtrak train; 2 killed
• Feds take action against Iron Range bank
• Camp offers lessons in Ojibwe language, culture
• New York lawmakers narrowly approve bill to legalize gay marriage
• Charged wife: No plan to kill in NY pharmacy holdup
• Superior police officer removed from special duties
• City Of Duluth And Supervisory Bargaining Unit Reach Tentative Agreement
• Lake Superior Zoo officials confident of accreditation
• Bridge Work at 27th Ave West Starts June 28, 2011
• Veterans' needs in spotlight
• Duluth Fire Department News - Arson Fire
• Saturday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Nice weather continues
• Public Meeting to Discuss Traffic Control Changes in East Hillside Neighborhood
• In court again: Rapist sentenced for stalking
• To learn more
• Involta taps old Daugherty Hardware building for second Duluth data center
• Matters of record
• Report: Altercation alleged in Wisconsin Supreme Court chambers
• Seeds of Success supports local food and economy
• Duluth Playhouse thrives on community involvement
• Restauranteur starts one-acre farm in Lincoln Park
• Rhubarb Festival includes food, music
• Governor reports 'very constructive day' in Minnesota budget talks
• Feds take action against Nashwauk bank
• Web-criticized Duluth doctor says he still wants his day in court
• Essentia partners with tech company in former Duluth hardware store
• Canadian fire causes haze over Duluth
• Demoted Superior officer removed from extra duties
• Duluth's 27th Avenue West bridge over I-35 narrowed for work
• Wisconsin caregiver pleads guilty to patient neglect
• Wisconsin governor was to sign budget at business led by felon
• State grants Duluth Edison additional year with sponsor
• Marathon Minnesota budget talks begin
• City of Duluth reaches deal with its supervisors
• Matters of record
• Judge tells sides to work out Minnesota budget on own
• Duluth airport gets another federal grant
• Hospital survival: A tale of two northern Minnesota hospitals
• Ojibwe language camp teaches more than words
• Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda for June 28, 2011
• Heavy Rains Cause Sanitary Sewer Overflow
• Duluth city councilor backs off deer registration proposal for bowhunt
• Shipping traffic for Friday, June 24
• Minnesota state park campers might need to make other plans
• Alleged car prowls on Duluth's Park Point result in 12 charges
• Longtime DECC director to retire
• Faces & Names: Judge to Lohan: No more house parties
• Friday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Finally, some sun
• Superior police sergeant demoted
• Second moth spraying early today in Duluth
• State budget stalemate threatens 16 jobs in Duluth
• Superior police officer demoted after disorderly conduct plea
• Duluth employment workers receive layoff notices
• Itasca County seeks Deer River man in connection with sex assautl
• Highway 61 fully reopened on North Shore
• Duluth fire officials: Miller Hill Kmart fire arson
• Minnesota shutdown judge reluctant to make spending decisions
• Duluth airport gets another federal grant
• Duluth meeting set on East Hillside traffic controls
• 2 Duluth men charged in Park Point car prowl
• TV pitchman up on fraud charges a no-show
• Minnesota totem-pole carver held in wife's death gets bail reduced
• New fair food: Deep-fried Kool-Aid
• 7-year-old Michigan boy caught driving car faces charge
• Long-sought mobster on 'Most Wanted' list arrested in California
• Duluth Kmart fire burns clothes, causes smoke damage
• Singer Glen Campbell diagnosed with Alzheimer's
• A feat of engineering towers above predecessors
• New requirements for Duluth bow hunters?
• State leaders agree to weekend 'lock-in'
• Essentia director in court on Cloquet peeping case
• Thursday's weather for Duluth and beyond: The rain just keeps coming
• Bygones for June 23, 2011
• Police Arrest Suspects In Several Vehicle Prowls/Burglaries
• Duluth Police Department News - Traffic Advisory
• City of Duluth Parks and Recreation News - June 22, 2011
• City of Duluth 'Mayors Night' Scheduled on June 28th, 2011
• Duluth Police Department News - Rhubarb Festival Traffic Advisory
• Matters of record
• Obama: 30,000-plus surge troops will leave Afghanistan by next summer
• Former Duluth administrator takes new job in New Mexico
• Duluth men suspected in 32 car prowls
• Rain raises streams, causes sewage overflows
• Essentia director makes initial appearance in peeping case
• Suspect arrested in shooting deaths of 4 at NY pharmacy
• Minnesota Power in Duluth plans more wind energy
• UPDATE: Driver leaves fiery crash scene after chase in Minnesota
• Grill Wars event in Duluth postponed
• Dayton, GOP plan lock-in to negotiate budget
• Rain doesn't stop United Way Day of Caring in Duluth
• Brazilian government identifies new uncontacted tribe in Amazon
• Five teens rescued after canoeing mishap on river north of Duluth
• Police: Michigan boy, 7, drives more than 20 miles to try to see his dad
• Glitch in health-care law would open Medicaid to millions of middle-class people
• Utah man updated Facebook status during standoff
• Washington man accused of mistreating 106-year-old woman
• Two Florida forest rangers killed while battling wildfire
• Wednesday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Lots more rain
• Minnesota's first champion of forestry
• Bygones for June 22, 2011
• Skyline Parkway at 100th Ave West to Close
• Red Flag Warning June 21, 2011 Along Park Point Beach
• Chester Creek Concert Cancelled June 21, 2011 Due to Rain
• Minnesota's forestry service turns 100
• Late start for summer in Duluth
• FDA: Silicone breast implants relatively safe
• Amish man accused of 'sexting' 12-year-old girl
• Flood advisory posted for St. Louis County
• Wisconsin police remove metal detectors at state Capitol
• Matters of record
• Teens rescued after Duluth canoe trip gone bad
• World's oldest person dies in Brazil
• Concealed carry bill on its way to Wisconsin Gov. Walker
• Congressional candidate Clark plans Duluth, Iron Range roundtables
• Flood risk forces 11,000 to evacuate in Minot, N.D.
• Late Duluth council candidate, volunteer was moved by desire to help
• Iron Range bar owner charged with arson
• Minnesota House involved in shutdown case; MnSCU rescinds layoffs
• Residents of Duluth neighborhood will pay trapper to relocate nuisance black bear
• Rural Maine couple lives in 2 shipping containers
• Keith Olbermann returns to the air on Current TV
• Antarctic penguin takes wrong turn, ends up in New Zealand
• Wind advisory set for Lake Superior region
• Officials: 44 killed in Russian plane crash near Duluth sister city
• 3 men freed after being trapped in Kentucky mine
• Faces & Names: Dylan leaves Israeli concert audience pleased, confused
• Wisconsin man gets 6-year sentence for boat bombing
• Boa constrictor escapes from camper at Michigan park
• State funding drop prompts UMD tuition hike
• Survey: St. Louis County residents split on taxes, feel safe here
• Pets of the Week for June 21
• Tuesday's weather: Summer comes in like a wet blanket
• Grouse counts increase in Minnesota
• Wisconsin city wins best-tasting water contest
• Duluth posts red-flag warning for Park Point beaches
• Wisconsin farm worker falls into auger, dies
• Students gather to remember Minnesota girl killed by truck
• Matters of record
• Thousands lose power in Twin Cities
• Duluth man sentenced in Iron Range sex assault case
• St. Louis River Alliance's annual cleanup event
• $1400 donated to the National Scholarship Fund by Duluth AAUW
• Letter to the Editor: Marriage certificate doesn't make it right
• Marathon and Duluth: Great pairing for 35 years
• Duluth's students benefit from community-wide effort
• Sings of big changes afoot for government employees
• Spittlebugs on Northland Plants
• Brian Matuszak goes camping
• No free lunch? Not so, if you're a hungry kid in Duluth
• Superior police officer pleads guilty to disorderly conduct
• No negotiations with 10 days of Minnesota money left
• Groups look at Minnesota shutdown and budget issues
• Caregivers for elderly in Minnesota ask for shutdown funds
• Study: 1 in 13 U.S. kids have food allergy
• States' climate-change lawsuit blocked by Supreme Court
• Man found unresponsive in Minnesota pool
• St. Louis County Board to meet on Iron Range
• Four injured in Wisconsin bonfire explosion
• Possible Minnesota government shutdown threatens weddings, much more
• 2 workers, 2 customers shot to death in robbery at NY pharmacy
• Three killed, one injured in Wisconsin car crash
• Monday weather update: Heavy rain on the way
• Uncertainty in Duluth school district sent students elsewhere
• Duluth music center helps young artists find their voice
• Republicans split over US role in world
• DNR let Lutsen violate water rule for years
• Duluth Economic Development Authority Meeting Agenda for June 22, 2011
• Red Plan fight soured many on Duluth school district
• Biz Buzz for June 20, 2011
• Property Transactions for June 20, 2011
• Bankruptcies for June 20, 2011
• Ryan Dunn, star of 'Jackass' movies, dies in car accident
• Heavy rain possible this week across the Northland
• Gunman kills 4 in apparent botched robbery at NY pharmacy
• Hospice patients must meet new rules
• Wisconsin fire officials track down mystery hero
• E Street Band sax player Clarence Clemons dies
• Obama impersonator ushered off stage at GOP forum
• In era of school change, Dixon weathered conflict
• Sunday weather: Strong storms today
• Sharing stories of dads
• Political Notebook: Mixing politics, social media comes with risks
• Planning Commission Agenda for June 21, 2011 Meeting
• Two U.S. senators with Iron Range roots visit the Range
• Juneteenth in Duluth: Learning how to improve the community
• Neighbors object to a business in Duluth's Morgan Park
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, June 19
• Faces & Names: St. Sholastica prioress re-elected
• 'Price is Right' contestants lose out on Northland resort prize
• Wisconsin man drowns while trying to save relatives
• Minnesota father, 2 kids killed in crash
• Flash flood watch in effect for Duluth, points south
• Essentia director charged in Cloquet peeping incident
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, June 18
• Body of BWCAW angler recovered
• Virginia council may reconsider police chief settlement
• Cloquet man pleads not guilty to Cromwell killings
• Saturday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Cool and wet
• Telemark Lodge deal struck
• Rash of car prowls reported Friday in Proctor
• Construction at Stebner-Maple Grove in Hermantown starts Monday
• Eh? Superior woman wins artichoke prize
• Fire destroys Risky Business Bar building in Gilbert
• Minnesota government shutdown would hurt care providers
• Duluth man accused of sex crime
• Filipino bishop visiting Duluth tells of human rights violations in his homeland
• Minnesota state trooper from Hibbing honored
• Matters of record
• California activists shower Pawlenty with confetti
• For Duluthians, marathon is a way of life
• Dancing with the Cowles Center
• Beautification takes place at Animal Allies
• Twin Cities girl dies after being struck by dump truck
• Lynching anniversary focuses on racial equality
• Marine reservist in custody after Pentagon scare
• Virginia council may reconsider chief settlement
• Fire destroys Iron Range bar
• Juneteenth grows nationwide as an event celebrating the end of slavery
• Deer dropped on power lines causes outage in Montana
• 'Barefoot Bandit' to plead guilty in federal court
• Minnesota woman accused of punching daughter at school
• Court allows Duluth school district to seize Piedmont Heights land
• Trail goes cold in manhunt for Montana fugitive
• Minnesota church youth director accused of sex assault
• Budget impasse threatens Interstate 35 work in Duluth
• Hibbing State Trooper honored
• 40 people stranded when tram stalls at St. Louis' Gateway Arch
• Minnesota senator apologizes for tweet
• Minnesota Department of Agriculture Set To Conduct Duluth Gyspy Moth Eradication
• Duluth Human Rights Commission Meeting Minutes of May 11, 2011
• Nearly 5,000 Minnesota high school seniors might not graduate
• Notice Of Michigan Street Closure (East 100 Block) - June 20,2011 To July 20, 2011
• U.S. Rep. Kline co-sponsors charter school bill
• 2011 Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run
• Midwest, Plains bankers worry about flood effects
• Traffic Advisory William Irvin 5k and Grandma's Marathon
• Duluth Community To Celebrate Juneteenth
• Director of Essentia's Behavior Services in Duluth charged in peeping incident
• Construction at Stebner-Maple Grove intersection in Hermantown to start
• Body of Wisconsin man recovered in Boundary Waters
• Matters of record
• New Hope, Minn., man charged in girlfriend's death
• Fugitive's lawyer says client didn't hire someone to shoot Tupac Shakur
• 2 Boundary Waters fires still smoldering
• Increased Minnesota DWI enforcement starts this weekend
• Iron Range board approves projects, budget
• UMD Athletes To Assist in Parks and Recreation Summer Turf Time at Heritage Sports Center
• Duluth American Indian Commission Meeting Agenda for June 20, 2011
• City of Duluth Announces New Parks and Recreation Initiative
• Small fire smolders in BWCAW
• Lynching memorial event focuses on hope of racial equity
• Duluth zoo preps for crucial test
• Duluth councilor named in two lawsuits over unpaid debt
• Dayton gives specifics for state shutdown
• They have a vision, and now a Duluth storefront
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, June 16
• Thursday weather: Wind keeps it cool by the lake
• Chalet Motel assault suspect in court
• Trial of school bus driver delayed until November
• The specifics of Dayton's government shutdown plan
• Bygones for June 16, 2011
• Part of Michigan Street in Duluth to close for 1 month
• Masked man with gun thwarted, arrested later in Cloquet
• Duluth's Grandma's Marathon forecast looking rainy, cool
• Matters of record
• U.S. Rep. Weiner resigns
• Region under a dense fog advisory
• Minnesota fire crews heading to New Mexico
• Brian Matuszak: Owning up to a year's worth of errors
• Dayton would keep troopers on road, close parks in shutdown
• Paranoid survivalist sought in Montana manhunt
• Wisconsin Assembly delays budget debate to Wednesday
• Cloquet man charged with texting while driving in crash
• "Yakety Yak" singer dies at 83
• Social Security made billions in improper payments in 2009
• Army ditching berets, going back to caps
• Glenwood Street at 52 Ave East To Close Temporarily
• Minnesota law bans Bachmann from running for president and House seat at same time
• Report predicts a lack of public transit for seniors in Duluth
• Wednesday weather: Cool and wet
• Recent violence concerns group home neighbors
• Districtwide cell phone policy awaits Duluth School Board vote
• Arrowhead Transit held up as good model in group's report
• Letters warn Minnesotans about shutdown
• Texas Medical Board doesn't discipline former Duluth neurosurgeon
• Fire burns in Boundary Waters
• 3 businesses win contest to fill downtown Duluth
• Matters of Record
• Duluth schools explore new cell phone policy
• Cloquet man charged with texting while driving after head-on crash
• Pollution Control lifts Duluth beach advisory
• St. Louis County board moves Involta incentives forward
• Minnesota police officer dragged two blocks by fleeing shoplifting suspect
• Bachmann won't seek congressional re-election in White House run
• Matters of Record
• Duluth City Council OKs parking permits near East
• Wisconsin girl, 9, stabs mom's assailant
• Airlines collected $3.4 billion in bag fees in 2010
• Family, witnesses talk about Duluth woman accused of endangering toddler on bridge
• Returning aircraft carrier commander's advice to bin Laden burial crew: Be safe
• Twin Ports area Perkins restaurants not affected by chain's bankruptcy filing
• In first major debate, Republicans go after Obama, not each other
• Shipping traffic for Tuesday, June 14
• Pets of the Week for June 14
• Cleanup of industrial dumping ground finally complete
• Authorities say they've located camper's body in BWCAW
• Library Mural Highlights Local And National Authors
• Tuesday's weather: Another pleasant day
• Glenwood Street intersection at 52nd in Duluth closes temporarily
• Meetings set to hear residents' ideas on Duluth parks, trails
• Duluth Police Department News - June 10, 2011
• Duluth Police Department News - Two Juvenile Males Arrested For Prowling Vehicles
• Wisconsin motorcyclist collides with wolf, dies
• Art Show: Scenes From The Street
• Bachman says she's running for president
• Sheriff: Sonar shows body of missing Wisconsin camper in Boundary Waters
• Vietnam war study out 40 years after leak
• Pawlenty hits Romney on his Massachusetts health care plan
• Northbound I-35 to close tonight
• Memorial fund set up for Minnesota boy killed at chiropractic clinic
• Once-sleepy South Texas towns now booming from oil fracking
• Court reverses disabled Grand Rapids scooter rider's DWI conviction
• Michigan state trooper injured while chasing suspect in Ironwood
• Newt Gingrich: 'I will endure the challenges'
• Total lunar eclipse coming Wednesday - except in North America
• Shipping traffic for Monday, June 13
• Monday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Early sun, late rain possible
• Political notebook: New state senator pushes tax reform as a budget solution
• Duluth City Councilor announces campaign
• Swanson prepares for Minnesota government shutdown
• Parent company of Perkins files for bankruptcy protection
• Search continues for boater missing in Boundary Waters
• Supreme Court denies claim in Minnesota businessman's scheme
• Woman holds 3-year-old over edge of Duluth-Superior bridge
• At tonight's New Hampshire Republican debate, two wings of party on display
• Obey makes no apologies for staff bonuses
• Motorcyclists' conditions improve after Saturday crashes north of Duluth
• Wisconsin motorcyclist dies after colliding with turkey
• Neighbors not surprised at murder charge in Minnesota totem pole death
• Alaska musher missing since late May found alive
• Minnesota Zoo defends shooting of escaped wolf
• Michigan bus company transported passengers in luggage compartment
• Police respond to report of small child endangered on High Bridge
• U.S. congressional delegation sets off political firestorm in Iraq
• Three hurt in separate motorcycle accidents
• Faces & Names: Britain unlikely to find Sarah
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, June 12
• 'Angels were with me' Parkland woman says of freak accident
• Volunteers help Duluth homeowner, 81, stay in her home
• Sunday's weather: Short-lived sunshine to strike
• Robin Washington column: Daughter gets hitched without a hitch
• Officials team up to plan vocational school on North Shore
• Walker, GOP propose changing environmental laws
• First photos of recovering Gabrielle Giffords released
• Three injured in three separate motorcycle crashes north of Duluth
• Man still missing in Boundary Waters; new details about case
• Weiner, under pressure to resign, seeks leave of absence from House
• Filipino expected to be named world's shortest man
• Small Oklahoma town reeling from one tragedy after another
• Angry crows dive-bomb police officers near Seattle
• Palin e-mails show her coping with rise to VP slot
• GOP presidential field remains up in the air as key debate nears
• Window washer killed in fall in Twin Cities suburb
• Police: Drunken Wisconsin teen leads officers on car chase
• Big silver pike caught near Ely won't be an official state record
• Man reported missing in Boundary Waters
• Duluth police seek help finding burglary suspect
• Minnesota state workers warned about looming shutdown layoffs
• With herds of deer roaming the city, Silver Bay cracks down on deer feeding
• Bygones for June 11, 2011
• Temporary Eetour of Keene Creek Trail June 9-16th
• Duluth Unitarians trace faith's roots to Transylvania
• Husband of dead totem pole carver faces judge
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, June 11
• Wisconsin governor, GOP pushing to roll back environmental standards
• Huge Arizona wildfire spreads; smoke causes growing health concerns
• Matters of record
• Toddler crushed at Minnesota chiropractor's office
• Resident sentenced for Duluth group home assault
• Juveniles arrested after Duluth auto break-ins
• Duluth police seek burglary suspect
• Bail set at $1 million in Koochiching County totem pole death
• Duluth Junior Football League undergoing changes
• Great gift of Hope symbolizes loving vision of Duluth pastor
• Gypsy moth spray begins
• Floods may have pushed Asian carp down Mississippi River
• Washington residents warned of 'bloodthirsty' dog pack
• West (Duluth) has new direction
• Man catches massive silver pike on Minnesota lake
• Texting leads to head-on crash in Carlton County
• Here's the buzz: Aerial moth attack in Duluth
• Virginia police chief denies wrongdoing, will retire under agreement
• Police: Missouri girl, 5, said she drowned toddler over crying
• Cloquet man seriously injured in crash with truck
• Alaska set to release Palin e-mails today
• Minnesota woman accused of kicking police officers
• Man sought in Maryland double killing arrested in Minnesota
• Are we black, white or somethin'?
• Study: Preschool benefits last into adulthood
• Downtown gas leak forces evacuations
• Bygones for June 10, 2011
• Shipping traffic for Friday, June 10
• Sam Cook: If you snooze, you can lose June
• Friday weather: Chance of showers, then drier
• Answers about Minnesota budget, possible shutdown
• Duluth man sentenced in domestic assault case
• Life changes in a blink for Superior family; benefit tonight
• Marriages & divorces for June 10, 2011
• Minnesota man pleads guilty in smothering death of toddler
• Man faces seven charges after West Duluth standoff
• Hundreds evacuated because of downtown Duluth gas leak
• Cloquet man admits texting before head-on crash
• Mining equipment company to add jobs with Iron Range office consolidation
• Illinois man finds $17,000 in cash, returns it
• Man's cancer tests young newlyweds
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, June 9
• Kayaker dies after spill into Lake Superior
• Cravaack's spending comes under scrutiny
• Totem pole murder suspect said to have had online affair
• For price of room, Grandma's runners give back
• Community Meeting To Discuss Futue Use Of Kenwood/Edison School Site
• Thursday weather: Cooldown begins
• Two Harbors woman gets probation, fines for DUI with kids in vehicle
• McQuade docks nearly completed
• Duluth tweaks new zoning code
• Minnesota officials send mining leases back to DNR
• Duluth man charged in Hermantown road rage incident
• Bygones for June 9, 2011
• Michigan police search for missing woman with Alzheimer's
• Adkins asks fans to give to Red Cross, not to him
• Grammy winning country singer to perform in Duluth
• Former Minong boat dealer sentenced in fraud scheme
• Colleges prepare for possible shutdown
• Wolf at Minnesota Zoo escapes, killed by staff
• Koochiching County: Totem pole murder suspect talked divorce on day of wife's death
• Minnesota kayaker dies in Apostle Islands
• Duluth man charged in road rage incident
• Pawlenty ties economic plan to bullish 5 percent growth
• Wednesday weather: One more nice day
• University of Minnesota regents consider tuition hike
• Northbound I-35 to close early Tuesday in West Duluth
• Soudan park open as mine remains closed
• Ruling: Johnson Controls violated Minnesota information act
• While others boiled, Lake Superior kept us cool
• Babbitt fire victim was lodge owner
• Police Arrest Suspect for Felony Domestic Assault/Terroristic Threats
• Bygones for June 8, 2011
• Final commencement at Duluth Central
• Husband arrested in death of Koochiching County totem-pole carver
• First Lutheran Church welcomes new music director Sunday
• Water walkers gather to rest and refresh at Duluth's Park Point
• Public meeting set to discuss Duluth's Kenwood/Edison School site
• Minnesota bear-hunt results available after lottery redo
• Matters of record
• Democratic recalls up for vote by Wisconsin board
• Wisconsin woman accused of biting husband's tongue won't serve jail time
• Duluth man faces charges after standoff with police
• Early morning storms drop hail across the Northland
• Babbitt fire victim was lodge owner
• Duluth airport reads 66 degrees; Minneapolis 102
• Nintendo reveals its new gaming console
• Matters of record
• Man sues St. John's in Minnesota, alleging abuse by late trauma-institute founder
• Palin's Paul Revere comments trigger tug-of-war on Wikipedia
• Wildfire forces evacuation of another Arizona town
• Minnesota man charged in post office burglary
• With seven OWIs already, Iron River man arrested again
• Police: Alaska man beat 7-year-old girl who refused to give up bike
• Twins to plant 2 Target Field trees near Hinckley
• Northbound I-35 in Duluth to close at midnight Monday
• Medicare dominates Duffy's town hall chat
• Uninvited guests get star treatment at aquarium
• Pet of the Week for June 7
• Tuesday's weather: Warmth brings chance of storms
• City of Duluth to get 2 EPA grants
• Saginaw adult foster care home flagged for abuse
• 24 Year Old Duluth Man Dies In A Single Vehicle Crash
• Heat wave hits Minnesota; Duluth cool near Lake Superior
• Eh? Get in the next Dylan manhole
• Wisconsin DNR to spray phragmite weed
• Superior-bound freight train derails near Aitkin
• Wisconsin GOP wants fake Democratic candidates to run in recall elections
• Gypsy moth aerial spraying Tuesday in Wisconsin
• GOP promises to repay counties' recount costs
• Duluth seller of fake pot to cease fight against city
• Rocket barrage kills 5 US soldiers in Baghdad
• German officials now say there's no proof sprouts caused E. coli outbreak
• Katie Couric makes move to ABC for talk show
• Man cited after paying bill with 2,500 pennies
• Oregon woman develops foreign accent after surgery (with video)
• Party spins out of control when Facebook invite goes to thousands
• Palin: I didn't 'mess up' Paul Revere history
• Disney legends who shared stage for decades die within a day of each other
• Duluth family grateful for new roof in time of need
• Monday's weather: Chance of thunderstorms
• Sewer problem prompts Canal Park building to close
• E. coli outbreak blamed on German vegetable sprouts
• Exit of wounded Yemeni leader sets off celebration
• Public Meeting to Address Rezoning of Lincoln Park
• Duluth Parks and Recreation Announces Park Point Beach to Open
• City of Duluth Civil Service Board Meeting Minutes for April 5, 2011
• Shipping Traffic for Monday, June 6
• Three freight train cars derail in Superior
• From the Bering Sea to Lake Superior: Alaskan students stop in Duluth on field trip to lower 48
• Dayton a no-show at education meeting
• Woman arrested for driving drunk with 11 children
• Duluth property transactions for June 6, 2011
• Bankruptcies for June 6, 2011
• Dewitt-Seitz Building closes after sewer backup
• Train cars derail in Superior
• Wisconsin Democrats already planning for Walker recall in 2012
• Crews try to protect Arizona towns from wildfires
• Police officer hit by lightning after Joplin tornado dies
• Israeli troops battle protesters along Syrian border; 20 dead
• 2 injured in small plane crash at Minnesota airport
• Patient in medical transport van dies in Minnesota crash
• Ohio animal shelter puts fattest cats on discount
• Symposiums help teachers bring subjects to life
• Schools out Skating Marathon at Heritage
• Back to basics at Harbor City
• Sunday weather update: Rain could return today
• Robin Washington: Joyful Jewish stories from around the world
• Rep. Chip Cravaack staff members hold remote meetings
• Public meetings to address rezoning of Lincoln Park
• Sponsor gives 4-year renewals to only Tofte, Harbor City charters
• Wanted: Pine cone pickers
• Forest Service sought workers in the past
• To learn more
• Harbor City by the numbers
• Civil Service Board Meeting Agenda for June 7, 2011
• Germany: Sprouts likely cause of E. coli outbreak; death toll up to 22
• Wisconsin man cited for poisoning neighbor's tree
• Former Minnesota Power employee accused of taking $200K
• Northland storms prompted tornado warning on Friday night
• New York-born twin friars die on same day at age 92
• Girl killed in Ferris wheel fall at NJ boardwalk
• Appeals court lifts ban on Texas high school graduation prayer
• Duluth man may face road rage charges in Hermantown incident
• Few have risen, fallen as far as John Edwards
• Duluth man dies in car rollover
• 'Once-in-a-lifetime' Superior student credits school newspaper with helping her grow
• Polka Fest at Black Bear Casino Resort this weekend
• Completion delayed for 2 new docks at McQuade Harbor
• Saturday weather: Enjoy the sun
• Watershed festival today at Lake Superior College
• Superior Salvation Army Thrift Store to relocate
• Eight St. Louis County businesses caught on alcohol sales
• Eveleth man critically hurt in accident
• ATV driver injured in Hermantown
• Ex-Secretary of State Lawrence Eagleburger dies
• Reports: Al-Qaeda militant killed in US strike in Pakistan
• Arizona wildfire burns summer cabins, forces evacuations
• Fargo animal shelter seeks home for feline with 'wobbly cat syndrome'
• Duluth nursing home cited by state inspectors
• Tornado watch in effect in Northland counties
• Owner believed to be victim of Babbitt resort explosion and fire
• Fish and Wildlife plans lamprey survey in St. Louis River
• Duluth man dies in rollover crash
• Watershed festival at Lake Superior College in Duluth
• Minnesota lieutenant governor opens office in Duluth
• Water-skiing elephant dies at Georgia theme park
• Girl aces 'cymotrichous' to win National Spelling Bee
• Giuliani, Palin steal some of Romney's thunder in N.H.
• Canadian teen detained in Duluth after stowing away on freight train
• Minnesota man stranded on snowy hike is rescued in Washington state
• Auction of Unabomber mementos nets about $190K
• United Way Of Greater Duluth Newsletter - June 2, 2011
• Minnesota Viking legend opening bar in Two Harbors
• After students clear out, UMD program cleans up
• Shipping traffic for Friday, June 3
• Faces and Names: 'Glee' star Lynch to host Emmys
• Friday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Warming up
• 'Carp czar': Money woes may sink efforts to keep Asian carp out of Great Lakes
• Burial, cremation... liquefaction?
• Bygones for June 3, 2011
• Park Point beach opens Saturday
• Great Day For Sailing
• Work on new McQuade docks on Lake Superior delayed
• Former presidential candidate Edwards indicted
• Matters of record
• Dr. Kevorkian dead at 83
• Duluth Police Department News - June 1, 2011
• Public Meeting To Review Proposed Changes To Duluth Zoning Code
• Summer Pick a Day Volunteer Program
• City and Police Union Reach Tentative Agreement
• Duluth Police Department News - May 31, 2011
• Duluth Police Department News - May 27, 2011
• Traffic Advisory: Memorial Day Parade - May 30, 2011
• Public Invited to Review Bayfront Transient Boat Facility Site Plan
• City of Duluth Will Celebrate Arbor Day 2011
• City Of Duluth Asks Residents To Participate In National Citizen Survey
• Duluth Commission on Disabilities Meeting Agenda for June 1, 2011
• 'Mayor's Night' Scheduled
• Eh? Last-chance assembly at Central
• Dayton vetoes two abortion bills
• Bygones for May 26, 2011
• 29th Chester Creek Concert Season featuring 'Busterville'
• DTA attracts more riders this year
• Parks and Recreation Spring `Teen Skate' at Heritage Sports Center
• New building graces UWS campus
• Cover those plants, it'll be cold tonight
• Court affirms conviction in 1998 Carlton murder
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, May 26
• Thursday weather: Sunny, but still cool
• Final NorShor cost: $7.4 million
• Jeff Anderson enters 8th District race
• Minnesota Power adds hydro supply from Manitoba
• Dayton, Cabinet plan for shutdown
• Hermantown police seek road rage suspect
• Supreme Court affirms Carlton County murder conviction
• Matters of Record
• BB gun brandished in Hermantown road rage incident
• Arizona shooting-spree suspect incompetent for trial
• Memorial Day events
• Oprah Winfrey focuses on fans during finale set to air today
• Minnesota home-repair crew rips siding off wrong house
• Football star Hines Ward is new 'Dancing' champ
• NASCAR driver ticketed for going 128 mph in a 45 zone
• Hibbing nurses again vote to authorize strike
• In Missouri city, a race to find tornado survivors as new storms threaten
• Hermantown native died after Minneapolis tornado
• Duluth installs Dylan-inspired manhole covers
• Wednesday weather: Cooler this week
• Wisconsin lawmakers agree to change Minnesota tuition deal
• Duluth area's jobless rate drops slightly
• Minnesota Legislature's game, fish bill keeps one-line fishing, passes on radio-collared bear hunt rules
• Bygones for May 25, 2011
• Duluth man seeks help for injured neighbor
• Duluth city councilor to run for Congress
• FEMA will assess tornado damage in Minneapolis
• Bones, wallet of missing man found near Mankato
• Dayton marriage-amendment veto will not stop public vote
• Teacher resigns over profane e-mail to lawmaker
• Wisconsin woman accused of texting in fatal crash
• Cambridge firefighter dies in training accident
• Dayton signs bill to allow beer sales at Minnesota breweries
• Fans arrive in Hibbing for Dylan's birthday
• In Florida, Pawlenty calls for entitlement reform
• Owner of horses that starved to death near Tower gets $385 fine
• N.Y. jury: Duluth-based Cirrus not at fault in Lidle crash
• Dayton calls conservative Republicans' actions 'unMinnesotan'
• News Tribune Attic: Bob Dylan talks about his northern Minnesota roots
• Rescuers race to find survivors of Missouri tornado; death toll at 116
• Minnesota lawmakers adjourn without budget
• On Bob's birthday, 70-somethings from Northland share Dylan memories
• Dayton vetoes Minnesota GOP budget bills
• Preacher now says Judgment Day actually coming in October
• James L. Oberstar christened at Duluth harbor ceremony
• Northeastern Minnesota unemployment rate drops in April
• Trial postponed for woman accused of public assistance fraud in Duluth
• Muhammad Ali seeks release of Iran-held U.S. hikers
• Some Wisconsin school districts won't give teacher names
• Downed helicopter reported in Lakeville, Minn.
• Eh?: Grandma needs help
• Beach monitoring program kicks off for summer in Duluth
• Duluth Fire Department News - Garage Fire @ 309 E 6th St.
• Duluth Police Department News - Missing 26 year old Duluth Woman Located
• Duluth Police Department News - Medical Emergency
• Duluth Economic Development Authority Agenda for May 25, 2011
• Police Ask for Publics Help in Identifying Graffiti Suspect
• Duluth Police Department News - May 20, 2011
• Duluth's Glenwood Street to have sidewalks on both sides
• Bear hanging out on Duluth's Park Point
• Oberstar ore carrier ready for christening in Duluth
• Duluth judge: Maximum sentence of five years for 'career offender' for bad check
• Tuesday weather update for Duluth and beyond: Cool conditions
• Minnesota Legislature briefs
• 2nd death reported after Minneapolis tornado
• Officials plan monitoring to keep carp from lakes
• Proposed Iron Range power plant's exemptions renewed
• Minnesota Legislature moves slowly to the end; special session coming
• Apocalypse not now - and how we saw it
• Massive tornado strikes Missouri city; untold number dead
• American hikers jailed in Iran make rare call to family
• Baby boomers fueling boom in knee, hip surgeries
• '60 Minutes' report: Lance Armstrong encouraged doping
• Pawlenty announces presidential run in Web video
• Miss Murphy kept Lincoln kids in line
• Shipping traffic for Monday, May 23
• No budget progress entering last day of Minnesota legislative session
• Garage burns in Duluth's Central Hillside
• Victim of motorcycle accident in Carlton County identified
• Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda for May 24, 2011
• US Coast Guard Issues New Schedule for Aerial Lift Bridge
• Sony to report $3.2 billion annual loss
• 15-year-old hockey prospect falls from truck bed, dies
• Prosser victory in Wisconsin Supreme Court recount OK'd
• Biz Buzz for May 23, 2011
• Analysis: Wisconsin schools will be forced to lower taxes
• Cleanup begins after deadly Minneapolis tornado
• Significant storm damage reported in La Crosse, Wis.
• Tornado causes major damage in north Minneapolis; 1 person killed
• Tornado watch issued for parts of the Northland
• Duluth firefighters battle Central Hillside garage fire
• Three dead after car crashes while fleeing traffic stop in Wisconsin
• Two people dead after boating accident on Minnesota lake
• Somber Minnesota House sends gay marriage amendment to voters
• Duluth man's long criminal record frustrates officials; he says he can't escape his past
• No suspects after Minnesota woman slain during burglary at her home
• Wisconsin mom, two sons die in car crash
• New Minnesota budget talks bring little progress
• Super grads at the University of Wisconsin-Superior
• Space shuttle tests Duluth native's docking system
• Wisconsin museum banks on historic canoes to draw enthusiasts
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, May 22
• Faces & Names: Moss, Armisen finalize divorce
• Sunday weather update: Storms likely today
• Motorcycle crash victim identified as Cromwell man
• Indiana GOP governor Daniels won't run for president in 2012
• Minnesota House set to vote on gay marriage amendment
• UPDATE: Power outage causes flight delays at Twin Cities airport
• Amber Alert canceled; teen missing from Grand Rapids found safe
• Fatal motorcycle crash reported in Carlton County
• Sheriff: Minnesota woman slain after interrupting burglary at her home
• Special session all but certain for Minnesota Legislature
• Amber Alert issued for teen abducted at gunpoint in Grand Rapids
• Labor leaders threatening to reduce campaign support for Democrats
• DNR shoots black bear in Twin Cities suburb
• Nevada 'Extreme Makeover' family's health claims disputed
• New Duluth festival to debut during Grandma's Marathon weekend; race officials not pleased
• Minnesota lake named for slavery supporter draws fire
• Retired astronaut blames pilots for NY crash of Cirrus plane
• Three charged with multiple Douglas County burglaries
• Dog of deploying soldier finds foster home with Moose Lake woman
• Study: Who does the housework has effect on a couple's health
• Al-Qaeda eyed oil tanker bombings
• Man jumps out of high-rise window in Duluth
• Duluth Police Department News - Crime Free Multi Housing Training
• Pawlenty to announce presidential bid in Iowa on Monday
• Saturday weather update: Wet weekend ahead
• UPDATE: Missing Duluth woman found
• Matters of record
• Minnesota city set to eliminate law against throwing fruit
• Boy charged in pop-bottle blast at Minnesota school
• Minnesota House votes down flood-prevention money
• Judgment Day today? Doesn't appear that way
• Recount: Conservative Wisconsin Supreme Court justice won re-election
• Duluth woman reported missing
• Fewer lifts for Duluth lift bridge approved
• Pro wrestling legend 'Macho Man' Randy Savage killed in car accident
• Duluth police search for graffiti suspect
• Skeletal remains found during search for missing teen in Ashland County
• New spinal-cord treatment helps paralyzed patient regain movement
• Ore boat M.V. Oberstar to be formally christened in Duluth Tuesday
• Helicopter crew, searching Lake County at night, spied lost men's cell phones
• Sheriff: Man 'pocket dials' 911, dispatcher hears drug deal
• Small-town Minnesota police department's K-9 dog shot, killed
• Palin's son weds high school sweetheart
• Giffords sheds helmet after successful skull surgery
• Rare photos of Beatles' first U.S. concert to be auctioned
• Hotels fear backlash as Duluth sues major travel website
• Public Invited to 'Art for Enger Tower' Silent Auction and Dance
• Cromwell slaying suspect asks to move trial
• Shipping traffic for Friday, May 20
• Pothole Reduction Program
• Friday weather: Mild, but wetter
• Duluth Police Department News - Level III Predatory Offender Community Notification
• Bygones for May 20, 2011
• Prayer riles Minnesota House as final Friday begins
• Unemployment falls in three-quarters of U.S. states
• Lawyers ask NYC judge to find Iran liable for 9/11
• Matters of record
• Aide: Pawlenty running for president
• 8 bald eagles poisoned in northern Wisconsin, 1 dies
• 2 companies fined after Wisconsin workplace fatality
• Wisconsin man charged in death of 13-month-old daughter
• Wisconsin Supreme Court: Teen's life prison sentence OK
• Family finds $45,000 in new home - then returns it
• Hibbing copter crew helps find missing men in Lake County forest
• No budget deal yet, but Dayton, GOP keep talking
• Israel's Netanyahu: 1967 borders can't be defended
• Matters of record
• Carp-stopping dam plan killed in Minnesota House committee
• Dayton vetoes Minnesota redistricting plan
• Obama tells Israel: Go back to 1967 borders
• Wisconsin Senate passes voter ID bill, sends to Walker
• Two Superior teens cited for provoking fight to be filmed in boys' locker room
• Eh?: 10 more cheap dates
• Duluth East student expelled
• Hot time for pothole repair begins in Duluth
• Ex-Lincoln Park sauna owner gets stayed sentence for prostitution
• Effort will register defibrillators to help in emergencies
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, May 19
• Superior man sentenced to prison for child sex assault
• Vandals hit Duluth's Lakewalk with paint
• Thursday weather for Duluth and beyond: Cloudier, some showers possible
• Predatory offender moves to Lincoln Park
• Five firefighters rescue duckling at UMD
• UMD's new data-crunching major fills business need
• Rich spend, others scrimp, retail reports show
• FBI investigates Unabomber in 1982 Tylenol deaths
• Minnesota Senate votes to require photo ID for voters
• Minnesota unemployment dips to 6.5 percent in April
• Wisconsin woman dies after getting marriage license
• Duluth East student expelled
• Dayton strongly opposes gay marriage ban
• MnDOT says Vikings stadium road upgrades to cost $131 million
• Predatory offender moves to Duluth's Lincoln Park
• Superior man sentenced in sex assault of 4-year-old
• Superior teens cited for video-recorded fight
• Eh?: Dylan's top 10 - discuss
• Minnesota fishing licenses down nearly 30 percent at start of season
• Sunday drive detours into struggle for survival
• Duluth school district petitions to seize land in Piedmont Heights
• The end is near, throwing wrench into your weekend
• Wednesday's weather: Another pleasant day
• Accused Duluth stalker pleads guilty to Iron Range sex assault
• New stores, food vendors at Miller Hill Mall
• Duluth School Board terminates 12 nontenured teachers
• Enterprise sponsors tree planting in Superior National Forest
• Pedestrian hit by car while crossing street in West Duluth
• Sparks fly in Cravaack's visit to Iron Range
• Duluth tourism tax revenues set record in March
• 24-hour Minnesota budget debate, plus vote to ban gay marriages
• Wisconsin officials dismiss ethics complaints over bill
• Northland Honor Flight compilation
• Predatory offender who left Hibbing found in Florida
• Hibbing predatory offender apprehended in Florida
• Accused Duluth stalker pleads guilty to Iron Range sex assault
• Duluth mall announces new stores, new locations
• Duluth man's leg is broken when he is hit by a car
• Duluth firefighters rescue capsized kayaker
• Homicide charges filed against two men in Sawyer County stabbing
• How does your cell phone company rank in customer satisfaction?
• Matters of record
• Sales of Minnesota fishing licenses down nearly 30 percent
• Airfares rising at fastest pace in years
• Federal judge rules there's no constitutional right to carry a concealed weapon
• Fox cancels 'America's Most Wanted'
• Jerry Lewis retiring from MDA telethon
• Fire damages mobile home in Superior
• City of Duluth Police Department News: Death at Fire Scene-Person Identified
• City of Duluth Fire Department News - Gladstone House Fire
• City of Duluth Police Department News - May 14, 2011
• Community Meeting to Discuss the Future Use of Rockridge Elementary
• Duluth rally protests gay marriage amendment
• Hermantown war veteran gets memento of brother
• Authorities: Drowning victim pushed into Lake Superior
• Car kills dog, crashes into Duluth house
• Tuesday's weather for Duluth and beyond: High pressure keeps it sunny
• Dayton cuts tax hike, but no budget progress in Minnesota Legislature
• Eh?: The new thing in library books
• State leaders say they are ready to negotiate budget
• Search for son of dead woman spreads to 3 states
• Wisconsin's Ryan says he won't run for U.S. Senate in 2012
• Overnight fire destroys Duluth garage, damages 3 other buildings
• Suspect allegedly pushed victim off cliff into Lake Superior
• Police: Tip leads to search for Wisconsin woman missing since 1992
• MnSCU enrolls 100,000th online student this year
• 1,000 BlackBerry PlayBook tablet computers recalled
• Duluth rally protests gay marriage amendment
• 4 U.S. soldiers killed in blast in Afghanistan
• U.S., Pakistan try to salvage ties
• Vatican suggests bishops report abuse to police
• Ex-Afghan spy chief: 'I knew where bin Laden was'
• Young boy's body turns up on remote Maine road; identity unknown
• Residents puzzle over man who died in snowbound truck near Oregon town
• This year's allergy season arriving with a vengeance
• Two Louisiana teens thrown from spinning carnival ride
• Names of couple who died in Itasca County house fire released
• Biz Buzz for May 16, 2011
• Cirrus Aircraft shipments up over last year
• Trump says no to presidential run
• Name of Duluth man found dead after fire released
• Enger Park Restoration Plans Unveiled, City Receives $40K From Private Donor
• Alliance recognizes efforts to restore glory of Duluth's local architecture
• City of Duluth Police Department News - May 12, 2011
• Northland veterans bathe in appreciation during visit to D.C. memorials, end day with warm welcome home
• College of St. Scholastica graduate from Zimbabwe thrives in new culture
• Whole Foods Co-op in Duluth buys neighboring property
• Shipping traffic for Monday, May 16
• As flooding creeps closer, Louisiana residents told: Get out
• Pakistan says U.S. strikes kill 7 suspected militants
• Bankruptcies for May 16, 2011
• Property Transacations for May 16, 2011
• In Duluth prison interview, Hecker says he's happier
• Take a seat; here's the unflushed truth about toilets
• Maritime festival to have sailaways, family fun, music
• More sky news: Greysolon-Sheraton connection now open
• Vote online to help UMD restore an orchard
• Man found dead after East Hillside fire identified
• Skyline Parkway...The signs they are a-changin'
• Itasca County fire victims identified
• Illinois apartment fire kills 6, including 3 children
• Minnesota group trying to raise $170,000 to save giant oak
• Miss Wisconsin USA gives up crown after being charged with identity theft
• Huckabee says he will not run for president
• Handing down justice with Dylan: Musician's lyrics cited in court rulings
• Man found dead after Duluth East Hillside fire
• Two die in house fire in Itasca County
• Veterans travel to Washington on first Northland Honor Flight
• Republicans push bill to expand deadly force rights in Minnesota
• Fire in Duluth Lakeside home caused by candle
• 'One Vegetable: One Community' focuses on kale
• Gardens added to Hillside orchard
• Photographer from Superior captured era for future historians
• Jennifer Julsrud to launch bid for Duluth City Council seat
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, May 15
• Faces and Names: Can Kutcher cut it?
• Colleagues praise new Duluth schools leader
• Duluth man dead in East Hillside fire
• Two dead in Itasca County fire
• Dayton catches pike during fishing season opener
• UPDATE: Northland Honor Flight veterans tour memorials in Washington
• Duluth fire sparked by unattended candle causes $80,000 damage
• Dylan disputes reports he was censored by Chinese
• Woman found beaten, stabbed on western Wisconsin road
• Mary Tyler Moore 'recovering nicely' from brain surgery
• Saturday weather update: Wet start to the weekend
• Body found in truck on remote Oregon road; vehicle had been stuck in snow for weeks
• AP sources: Porn stash found at bin Laden compound
• Ashton Kutcher lands on 'Two and a Half Men'
• First Northland Honor Flight lifts off today
• Paintball proposal in Carlton County raises questions of violence, economic development
• World War II veteran recalls whirlwind tour in Europe
• Greyhound ends service to Duluth
• Wrenshall man faces 10 felony theft charges
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, May 14
• Matters of record
• No prison time for Superior embezzler
• Cravaack sets meetings across district
• House fire claims life in rural Aitkin County
• Northland fishing opener forecast: Cool, windy, some rain
• House OKs redesign for Minnesota congressional lines
• Duluth census: More households but fewer married couples with kids
• Shipping traffic for Friday, May 13
• Duluth Human Rights Commission Minutes for April 13, 2011
• Glenwood Street Construction to Commence May 13
• Duluth movie theater to add 3-D systems
• Sam Cook: Friends show their mettle in wilderness emergency
• UMD doctoral program bears fruit
• Duluth woman gets Elton John's bouquet
• Friday weather update for Duluth and beyond: Chance of showers
• Duluth man charged with welfare fraud
• No alcohol or drugs found in driver who hit man on Chequamegon Bay
• Homeownership in Duluth falls as dismal economy takes toll
• Fire destroys home in Grand Lake Township; nobody injured
• Duluth police seek possible child abductor
• Minnesota political notebook: Backers of Sunday alcohol sales will try again next year
• Donation will help Duluth refurbish Enger Park
• Longtime Wisconsin senator to retire
• 2 students sue Wisconsin school district over club status
• DNR confiscates fish caught by Dakota Indians
• Jefferson to take over Greyhound's Duluth bus operations
• Biwabik store robbed at knifepoint
• Canyon home destroyed by fire
• Duluth officials upset with school funding bill
• Duluth police seek info on suspicious man in Lakeside
• Domestic abuse fundraiser renamed for Duluth woman
• Judge allows challenge to Minnesota wild rice protections
• Sources: White House set to unveil cyber plan
• Earlier HIV therapy protects against virus spread
• Review: For smartphones, what's too big or small?
• Survivors glad 35W bridge collapse memorial moving forward
• Minnesota rally shows GOP rift on health-exchange bill
• No alcohol, drugs in blood of driver in Chequamegon Bay fatal
• McQuade harbor launch ramps closed through May 24
• Bygones for May 12, 2011
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, May 12
• Teen accused of biting Hibbing mayor is charged with felonies
• Thursday weather: Cooler and wetter
• Senate OKs vote on amendment to ban gay marriage; House next
• Ranks of long-term unemployed are growing in Minnesota
• Iran delays hikers' espionage trial
• Semitrailer ends up in ditch on North Shore
• Wisconsin Legislature passes telecom deregulation
• Early signs good for Minnesota's loons
• GOP says $636 million boost to Wis. budget won't help unions
• South Range teen breaks leg attempting to jump over moving car
• Cloquet police seek robber of elderly man
• Eh?
• Accused Wisconsin drunken driver in fatal crash in custody
• Older residents in Wisconsin account for most growth
• Bone found near Mankato, Minn., belonged to missing man
• The College of St. Scholastica will confer 562 degrees and certificates during spring Commencement May 15
• Police seek man accused of robbing good Samaritan on Fond du Lac Reservation
• Teen charged with assaulting Hibbing mayor
• Iran delays trial of U.S. men accused of spying
• Senators vote to let public decide gay marriage
• Minnesota House votes to allow imported coal power
• Google braces to pay at least $500 million in ad probe
• GOP: $636 million boost to Wisconsin budget won't help unions
• Google threatens to shut down Swiss Street View
• Alarming combo: Bedbugs with 'superbug' germ found
• Crew leaves Northland to help fight Texas wildfires
• Teen dies after 100-mph chase ends in crash near Bemidji
• Duluth skywalk plagued by offensive odor
• Minnesota men accused of vandalism spree at landfill
• Twin Cities Presbyterians cast deciding vote toward allowing gay clergy
• Wisconsin teen accused of killing grandfather
• Fergie tells Oprah that royal wedding snub was 'difficult'
• Duluth man accused of attempting 'suicide by cop'
• Duluth ball slasher faces burglary charge, offers explanation
• Loverboy headlines new summer music festival at Buffalo House
• Winkler won't challenge Cravaack
• Duluth American Indian Commission Agenda for May 16, 2011
• Public Meeting to Discuss Rezoning of Canal Park
• Wednesday's weather update: Chance of thunderstorms
• Eh? for May 11, 2011
• State representative: Vikings stadium issues 'need to be resolved'
• Matters of record
• Lawmakers don't vote on Sunday alcohol sales
• Tornado watch issued for Cloquet, points south
• Loverboy to headline new Duluth music festival
• Lightning strike leaves thousands without power on Michigan's U.P.
• Vikings pick old ammo site for stadium
• Show to examine military's kill/capture missions
• Matters of Record
• Driver freed after car crashes down elevator shaft (with photos)
• 2 charged in robbery attempt of Hibbing mayor, 3 others
• Hibbing mayor bitten during robbery attempt
• Police: Sleeping girl abducted, set free in California
• Duluth 'ball slasher' arrested again
• Majority polled oppose taxpayer money for Vikings stadium
• Analysis finds high costs at proposed Vikings site
• Arnold Schwarzenegger, Maria Shriver announce separation
• St. Louis County panel will study property tax assessments
• Police: Customer stabbed Minnesota grocery store worker
• Pet of the week for May 10, 2011
• Grand Rapids man killed in Aitkin County accident
• New Skywalk connecting Greysolon Plaza and Medical District Parking Ramp now open
• Blight and Nuisance Project Suceeds in Improving Safety and Quality of Life
• Tuesday weather update: Showers possible tonight
• People in Douglas County crash identified
• Duluth gets grant to fight blight
• Survey seeks opinions on Lake Superior access
• Jury to decide suit against therapist who borrowed from patient
• Cliffs cleared to buy Canadian mining firm
• Cliffs mining makes list's top 10
• Study: Many elderly get colon screening too often
• Duluth-area residents asked for transportation feedback
• Pine City woman awaits news on trial of US hikers in Iran
• Crew subdues man who pounded on cockpit door during flight
• Changes proposed to Wisconsin voter ID bill
• Police: Man set mom aflame, held teacher hostage
• Full face transplant patient makes 1st appearance
• Hibbing mayor bitten by man during attempted robbery
• Minneapolis makes bid for new Vikings stadium
• Survey wants your opinion on Lake Superior access
• Study: Facebook sharing sending readers to big news sites
• Cliffs receives permission to buy Canadian mining firm
• Sheriff identifies those killed, injured in Douglas County crash
• Plane diverted after passenger tries to open door mid-flight
• Doctor: Woman stranded for weeks was close to dying
• Property Transactions for May 9, 2011
• Duluth police, physician warn of dangers of bath salt abuse
• Biz Buzz for May 9, 2011
• Duluth man tells tales of WWII intrigue as pilot
• Police Department News - Prevention Tips after Police See Increase In Vehicle Prowls
• Construction Zone: Daqota Systems Inc.
• Feline Fix: statewide effort to thwart cat overpopulation
• Occasional stores in the Twin Ports catching on with customers
• Foreclosures account for a fifth of Duluth home sales
• Monday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Thunder could rumble
• Minnesota Senate bill designed to spur innovation
• Public Forums To Discuss Neighborhood Development Needs
• Ask an expert: Different generations bring different aspects to work
• Aircraft company seeks engineers to work in Duluth
• Bankruptcies for May 9, 2011
• State Patrol releases name of man killed in Aitkin County crash
• A bazillion and six reasons why mom rocks
• Head-on collision kills one, severely injures another
• U.S. says it wants access to bin Laden's widows
• Minnesota girl dies in ATV accident
• Three tall ships to visit Duluth for festival this summer
• Analysts: Gas prices expected to drop nearly 50 cents by summer
• With recall elections looming, Wisconsin Republicans rush legislative agenda
• Packers: No public taxes for Lambeau expansion
• Two trucks, building destroyed in Town of Superior fire
• Charges stemming from Justin Bieber mall frenzy to be dropped
• Tarryl Clark running for Cravaack's House seat
• Videos from hideout give rare, candid view of bin Laden
• She broke his heart. Then she gave him a kidney.
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, May 8
• Faces & Names: Charges to be dropped in Bieber NY mall frenzy
• Sunday weather update: Wet week ahead
• Mom went extra (vertical) mile to keep curiosity alive
• Daytime and family-friendly acts end Homegrown
• Duluth schools program makes parents part of the plan
• BWCAW battle quietly fades
• Plane makes awkward landing at Island Lake; no one hurt
• Police: Iowa teen killed in crash after gas theft
• Source: Paula Abdul will rejoin Simon Cowell on new show
• Woman missing since March found in Nevada; van was stuck on remote road
• Authorities: David Beckham in crash on LA freeway
• Videos show bin Laden watching himself on TV
• Gas prices forecast to start falling
• Leopard mauls first-grader on field trip to Kansas zoo
• 19 charged in Illinois pizza delivery drug ring
• Montana legislators sue 'Three Cups of Tea' author
• 'JetMan' puts brakes on Grand Canyon flight
• Elton John glitters at Duluth concert
• Pakistan paints dismal image of bin Laden's end
• Superior mayor forgoes benefits to reduce compensation
• UWS alum recalls pain of 9/11 attacks
• Police: Superior man's death outside of bar appears to be accidental
• Agreement sets course for new Superior animal shelter
• Eh?: We're not all winners
• Cliffs makes Fortune 500 list
• Superior steps up efforts on pothole repairs
• Duluth Commission on Disabilities Meeting Minutes for May 4, 2011
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, May 7
• Matters of record
• Two killed in Douglas County crash
• Bin Laden home videos expected to be released today
• Cass Lake man sentenced in shooting
• Al-Qaida confirms bin Laden's death
• Lake County hires marketing firm for broadband project
• Minnesota budget war draws in veterans
• Anderson won't run for Duluth council; hasn't decided on Congress
• Superior man's death outside bar appears accidental, police say
• Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For May 10, 2011
• Woman, 88, sets the pace for 4 generations in Duluth run
• Obama closes circle with visit to ground zero
• Duluth students win trips to National History Day
• Northland Spay/Neuter Alters 10,000th Animal
• Duluth man accused of possessing child porn
• Shipping traffic for Friday, May 6
• Faces & Names: Northwestern to honor Colbert
• Friday weather update for Duluth and beyond: Sunny and warm
• Sam Cook: A good talk with friends is a luxury
• Wisconsin national forest warns of pot growers
• Minnesota House passes photo ID requirement for voting
• PolyMet misses financial filing deadline
• Wisconsin Democrats challenge recall petitions
• Tick diseases rise sharply in Minnesota
• Cliffs cracks Fortune 500 list
• Matters of record
• U.S. on track for most measles cases in a decade
• Minnesota GOP leader says vote on nuclear ban unlikely
• Minnesota Democrat's pro-gay speech an online hit (includes video)
• Pakistan's army warns U.S. not to stage more raids
• Racino bill lacks votes, but could provide session end game
• Last World War I combat vet dies in Australia at age 110
• Cass Lake man adds contempt to attempted murder
• Pair of peregrine falcons take repose in front of camera
• Gold star for teacher
• Obama: Showing bin Laden photos is 'not who we are'
• At South Ridge, school is new in every way
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, May 5
• City of Duluth Fire Department News - Arson Awareness Week
• Thursday's weather: Goodbye to the sunshine
• Rubin supports Minnesota bill to protect exploited children
• Old Duluth City Hall developers, unions resolve their conflict
• Bygones for May 5, 2011
• Parks and Recreation Offers Ultimate Frisbee at Duluth Heritage Sports Center
• Parks and Recreation Offers Ultimate Frisbee at Duluth Heritage Sports Center
• Three Northland sites in running for state endangered historic places list
• Human Rights Commission Regular Meeting Agenda for May 11, 2011
• U.S. Interior Secretary heralds wolf delisting
• Proctor mural artist transforms downtown Duluth Library column
• Matters of record
• Wascott residents impatient for financial-misconduct resolution
• Hibbing police investigate possible abduction attempt
• Policy on Public Records: Guidelines for Email
• Moodle 1.9 to 2.x Transition Timeline Change
• Long Distance Caller-ID
• Secure Wireless
• Active Directory Project
• Google Apps Transition
• Duluth woman admits selling painkillers from overused prescription
• Duluth library mural puts the insides on the outside
• Duluth felon gets five years for gun violation
• Navy SEAL team likely honored in secret for near-perfect raid
• Obama says he won't release bin Laden death photo
• Coast Guard searches for missing cruise ship passenger
• Military's use of "Geronimo" code name for bin Laden draws criticism
• Nintendo cuts Wii price, offers cheaper game set
• Judge awards $1.9M to family of boy killed by bear
• Missouri levee blast eases flood threat to Illinois town
• Legislative redistricting heats up at Minnesota Capitol
• Legislator predicts end to local government aid in Minnesota
• U.S. Interior Secretary heralds wolf delisting
• Bin Laden's neighbors noticed unusual things about compound
• Nurse, last to see victims before Glensheen murders, passes away
• Homegrown's Hash Wednesday features bearded, but not grizzled, Old Knifey
• Wednesday's weather: Another beautiful day
• Women charged with robbery, prostitution at Superior hotel
• Teen found guilty, fined for failing to stop for school bus, striking child
• Goldfine Gold Star Teacher nominees announced
• Cass Lake man wounded in early morning shooting
• PolyMet again misses filing deadline for financial statements
• Attorney says accused Cloquet slasher "extremely delusional"
• Teen fined after striking Hayward boy getting off school bus
• Minnesota Republicans propose more constitutional amendments
• Wisconsin committee sends voter ID bill to Assembly
• Mining critics to rally at Capitol, hold Duluth seminar
• Dayton plans to spend $400M on Minnesota highways
• Former Duluth Fighter Wing commander joins Klobuchar staff
• Former Duluth newspaper carrier charged with burglary
• With bin Laden dead, man shaves for first time since Sept. 11
• Exploring group checkups for diabetes, Parkinson's
• Pawlenty vows 1-on-1 Iowa focus
• Canada's Conservatives win coveted majority in national election
• Suspect arrested in St. Paul girl's abduction
• U.S. holds photos of slain bin Laden, weighs release
• Pakistanis in Duluth suspect government knew bin Laden was there
• Army Corps explodes Missouri levee to save Illinois town from flood
• Northland reaction pours in after bin Laden's death
• New North Woods School in St. Louis County may be challenged
• Big walleye lakes in Minnesota free of chemical repellant
• Minnesota Supreme Court hears city of Duluth retirees' case
• Tuesday weather update: Warming trend
• Police seek help in solving McDonald's robbery in Superior
• Study: Men to blame in most violent baby deaths in Minnesota
• Matters of Record
• Bin Laden story shows changing media nature
• Apple upgrades iMac computers
• Supreme Court hears retiree complaint against city of Duluth
• Officials decide to blow up Missouri levee to save Illinois city from flooding
• Robbery reported at Superior fast food restaurant
• White House: US was ready to take bin Laden alive
• Location of bin Laden's hideout raises questions about possible Pakistan involvement
• Egypt's al-Zawahri likely to succeed bin Laden as al-Qaeda leader
• A look inside the raid that killed bin Laden
• Swiss identify nearly $1 billion in assets of Mideast dictators
• Northland parents who lost sons in war react to news about bin Laden
• U.S. official: Osama bin Laden has been buried at sea
• Across nation, throngs gather as news spreads of bin Laden's death
• Minnesota's big walleye lakes free of chemical repellant
• Trial of Michael Jackson doctor delayed until September
• Lake Superior up in April
• Dancers, workers celebrate May Day
• Shipping traffic for Monday, May 2
• UMD strategic plan poised for adoption
• Graham, Biden share news of bin Laden's death
• Bin Laden died in house near Pakistan's capital
• U.S. warns of al-Qaeda reprisals over bin Laden
• Filmmakers add video to Homegrown
• Bin Laden took a path of fanaticism, terrorism
• Biz Buzz for May 2, 2011
• Minnesota watching for revenge terrorism
• Property Transactions for May 2, 2011
• Source: U.S. used DNA, other methods to I.D. bin Laden's body
• Bankruptcies for May 2, 2011
• Family of Minnesota 9/11 hero praises attack on bin Laden
• Two stabbed at block party near UW-Madison
• Black box found from unexplained 2009 Air France jet crash in Atlantic Ocean
• Small Alabama town devastated by tornado must start over from scratch
• Obama mocks Trump's presidential ambitions
• NATO strike kills Gadhafi's son, but Libyan leader escapes
• Duluth East grad recounts close call with deadly Alabama storm
• Duluth family's request leads to camp for kids with autism
• Superior Hiking Trail turns 25 this year
• Retirement? For more baby boomers, the answer is no
• Duluth robotics team rallies, but loses national contest
• Drummer to the stars recalls Duluth roots
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, May 1
• Faces & Names: Mohr relishes 'L&O: C.I.' role
• Duluth School Board picks next superintendent
• Sunday's weather: Winter's last gasp?
• Volunteers tend to tornado survivors
• NASA: Endeavour's last launch delayed again
• Mayor orders evacuation as floodwaters seep through Illinois city's levees
• Cloquet woman faces attempted murder charge for alleged stabbing
• Cloquet woman accused of stabbing, seriously injuring man
• Libya: Gadhafi survives NATO missile strike; youngest son killed
• Wisconsin teens confess to having 'backhoe duels' at construction sites
• Wisconsin soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Bachmann uses Holocaust to illustrate tax point
• Unhappy 3-year-old bridesmaid makes for a memorable royal wedding photo
• Death toll from Southern tornadoes climbs to 337
• Vacant house with leaking pipes places call to police
• Prince William, Kate to delay honeymoon
• Deadly spider found in bananas purchased at Superior Walmart
• Horses wounded in southern Minn.; owners think mountain lion is to blame
• Pawlenty, Bachmann, other GOP presidential hopefuls make case in NH
• Judge allows more time to review Wisconsin Senate recall petitions
• Minnesota Senate panel OKs statewide vote on gay marriage ban
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, April 30
• UMD grad gets his word out
• Marshall W. Alworth Planetarium fundraising shoots for the stars
• Man sentenced for hitting Duluth cop while drunk
• If you go
• Bygones for April 30, 2011
• City of Duluth Police Department News - April 28, 2011
• Minnesota gay marriage ban gets Senate hearing
• Minnesota GOP eyes $133M through tax code crackdown
• Wisconsin DNR urges well owners to check for bacteria
• WIsconsin court: No involuntary commitment for Alzheimer's
• Kate, William are married
• Minnesota Senate committee passes gay marriage ban
• Bulldogs are winning, and winning big and it's really fun
• Nurses' union cancels strike in Hibbing
• Baby lemur dies at Duluth zoo
• Court dismisses Duluth doctor's lawsuit against patient's son
• Driver who died in Carlton County crash had prior DWI convictions
• Wisconsin schools facing large rush of teacher retirements
• Duluth man accused of sexual assault on pre-teen
• Senate Republicans pass voter ID bill
• Friday weather for Duluth and beyond: A little bit of awesome
• Fundraiser details
• Bygones for April 29, 2011
• State Patrol responds to double rollover on I-35 outside Duluth
• Earthquake felt in western Minnesota
• Man sentenced to jail, treatment for hitting Duluth cop while driving drunk
• Matters of Record
• Death toll passes 190 after tornadoes sweep across the South
• Duluth man accused of child sex assault
• Minnesota bill broadens 'deadly force' provision
• Scientists to test water 'gun' in Asian carp fight
• Wisconsin prosecutor says union lawsuit can proceed
• Senate OKs voter ID over objections that some will not vote
• Bakk: Voter ID bill is bad policy, adds millions to deficit
• Duluth businesswoman first to announce City Council candidacy
• 'A Personal Story of the Road to Recovery' Featuring Dr. Mike Shirley and a DPD K-9 Demonstration
• Hermantown bar to be razed for car dealership
• After stop at Carlton bar, wrong-way driver dies in collision
• How to make the most of Homegrown
• Texting at the wheel? State is targeting you
• Pilot, instructor at fault in fatal crash, Cirrus says
• Two Harbors man gets 40 years in woman's stabbing death
• Ex Duluth woman in Florida turns up safe
• Thursday weather: Rainy morning will clear
• Homegrown: If you go
• Landowners invited to meeting on plans to plant trees along streams
• Duluth robotics team begins national competition today
• Bygones for April 28, 2011
• Matters of Record
• Twins fans might be asked to fund Vikings stadium
• Eh? You knew it: Duluth has good air
• Minnesota lakes losing ice at slower pace: All should be ice-free for fishing opener, observers say
• LIVE VIDEO: Large, violent tornadoes moving across central Alabama
• Duluth is cleanest in country -- for ozone levels
• Two Harbors man sentenced to 40 years in Eveleth murder
• Former Cat Stevens asks Iran to free U.S. hikers (includes video)
• High school football coach pleads guilty to molestation
• Former Duluthian found safe in Florida after family feared abduction
• Boston hospital performs 2nd full-face transplant
• Study: Blacks more willing to spend all for cancer care
• Push to spur more drugs for deadly rare diseases
• Matters of Record
• Push renewed to deregulate Wisconsin phone lines
• Cirrus says it's not to blame for Yankee pitcher's death
• Wednesday weather for Duluth and beyond: Still in winter's grip
• Duluth school district cuts ties with charter school
• Minnesota lawmakers push for gay marriage vote
• St. Louis County's bars pass muster carding underage drinkers
• St. Louis County Board OKs new windows for courthouse
• Duluth blight inspections to resume
• Casino supporters rally against more gambling in Minnesota
• Vermont nutrition director touts local, sustainable foods at UMD
• Former Florida governor shares education reforms in Minnesota
• Meet the Duluth school district superintendent finalists
• Troopers receive merit award for Blatnik rescue
• Eh? for April 27, 2011
• Labs give UMD engineering students concrete skills applications
• Duluth-area landowners invited to meeting on tree planting
• CHORAL ENSEMBLES IN CONCERT MAY 8 AT ST. SCHOLASTICA
• ACTORS PERFORM FAMILY SHOW “WINNIE THE POOH” AT ST. SCHOLASTICA FOR DEAF AND HEARING AUDIENCES
• STUDENT VOCALIST PRESENTS FREE SENIOR RECITAL AT ST. SCHOLASTICA
• ST. SCHOLASTICA BREAKS GROUND FOR MAJOR SCIENCE CONSTRUCTION PROJECT
• White House releases Obama's long-form birth certificate
• Overnight fire damages Biwabik business
• Republicans push for vote on gay marriage ban in Minnesota
• Troopers honored for saving jumper from Blatnik Bridge
• Sony: Credit data risked in PlayStation outage
• Casino supporters rally against more gambling
• Grab your net, the smelt are running in the Duluth area
• Vandals smash windows at N.D. church before Easter service
• Duluth man pleads guilty to vigilante beating
• Apparent medical issue sends driver onto Duluth playground
• Human cannonball dies in UK stunt accident
• City of Duluth Fire Department News - April 25, 2011
• Traffic Advisory: St. Scholastica's Annual Reif Run
• Two men face charges in fatal stabbing in Sawyer County
• Empty Bowl fundraiser today in Duluth
• City Of Duluth Regular Positions Update
• Shipping traffic for Monday, April 26
• Wear 'n' tear is par for Duluth disc golf course
• $10 million housing project for Duluth's Hillside area
• St. Scholastica expands to meet science growth
• Pets of the Week for April 26
• Tuesday's weather: Cooler, windier, wetter
• Matters of Record
• Wildfire threat persists in Minnesota despite cold, damp
• Snowfall may be heavier in Twin Ports
• Duluth man pleads guilty to vigilante beating
• Iron Range man pleads guilty to meth charges
• Apparent medical issue sends driver onto Duluth playground
• Complaint: Man purposely hit pedestrians near Univ. of Minn. campus, killing one
• Wisconsin man dies after getting caught in skid steer
• Temperature reaches 70 in Superior; snow expected Tuesday
• Italy to take part in bombing raids over Libya
• Once-jailed woman needs heart transplant, won't quit smoking
• Labor-relations board to sue over union laws
• French fries no longer such a hot potato
• Former state senator to challenge Duffy for NW Wis. House seat
• UPDATE: University of Minnesota building reopens after evacuation
• Minnesota woman hospitalized after attack in her home
• Wisconsin teen convicted in dad's death wants new trial
• Cyclist struck, killed by school bus in Winona, Minn.
• A healthy diet of food and news - without the Ho Hos
• New York case underscores Wi-Fi privacy dangers
• Hundreds of inmates, many of them Taliban insurgents, escape Afghan prison
• Workers recover body of trapped Idaho miner
• Easter morning fire kills 6 in Washington state
• Expect traffic delays on I-35 near Sandstone this week
• Solar Powered Trash Compactors Installed Along Lakewalk
• Duluth Economic Development Authority Agenda for April 27, 2011
• Sign of spring: Twin Ports birders hit the beach
• City of Duluth Police Department News - April 22, 2011
• Duluth city councilors eager to flush city's deer
• Mayor Ness will Proclaim Community Development Day
• Shipping traffic for Monday, April 25
• Monday's forecast: Another warm, sunny day
• Bygones for April 25, 2011
• Wisconsin DNR looking for bear, bobcat reports
• Wisconsin high school postpones sports due to students' deaths
• Minnesota native found dead after Wyoming avalanche
• Authorities identify Proctor man who died in ATV crash
• Wisconsin counties, facing cuts in state aid, consider new sales taxes
• St. Paul police investigating shooting of teen
• Proctor man killed in ATV crash
• A week before he performs in Duluth, Elton John will be at royal wedding
• Little success for Minn. drivers who file pothole-damage claims against cities, state
• Your land on Iron Range may be gold mine - for others
• New Duluth schools take shape
• Worried Twin Ports friends hold vigil for ex-Duluth woman missing in Florida
• Duluth-made pipe organ is worthy of praise
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, April 24
• Faces & Names: Potter star Watson to transfer from Brown
• Sunday weather update: Sunny for most towns
• Is this the party to whom I am speaking - or a scam?
• Camera captures moment tornado hit St. Louis airport terminal (with video)
• In Easter message, pope urges diplomacy in Libya
• Jeb Bush coming to talk to Minnesota lawmakers
• Wounded congresswoman standing on her own, trying to improve gait
• Wisconsin woman fined $300 for giving laxative-laced cookies to professor
• Two injured in Aitkin County crash
• North Dakota professor injects eggs with dye to produce Easter chicks
• 'Cold case' playing cards lead to arrest in 30-year-old Washington murder case
• Dog mauls 8-year-old Minnesota boy
• Matters of record
• Part of Munger State Trail in Duluth to close for repairs
• Arsonist from Cloquet to serve five years in prison
• Brainerd man sentenced for role in Cloquet drug bust
• Apparent tornado hits St. Louis airport, forcing closure; several people injured
• Tourist honored for catching child who fell from fourth-story balcony
• Hibbing nurses set three-day strike
• Resilient 'birther' claims put GOP leaders in tight spot
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, April 23
• Saturday weather update: Rain will diminish
• Lakeside Presbyterian Church members clean up after fire and prepare for Easter
• Eh?: 70-mile commuter gets ideal thank-you gift
• City of Duluth Royal Easter Egg Hunt at Enger Park
• 1 dead, 3 hurt after Sawyer County fight
• Reporter digs into global climate change
• UWS students help kids make the grade
• Wisconsin volunteer firefighter charged with arson
• Official British royal wedding list, seating plan released
• Snowfall reports from around the Northland
• Hibbing nurses set 3-day strike
• Driver acquitted in Duluth high school parking lot incident
• One dead, three others hurt after Sawyer County fight
• Pope talks of suffering during Good Friday TV show
• 11-year-old Minnesota girl critical after accidental shooting
• Drill off Alaska coast? Gulf mess renews debate
• Duluthian has tips for getting organized
• Wisconsin Capitol security high despite end of protests
• Clothing inventory low at Salvation Army store
• UPDATE: University of Minnesota student dies after hit-and-run
• Defendant in Duluth vehicle assault trial: 'My main goal was ... just to flee'
• Friday weather: Wet and cooler
• Vote online for UMD orchard
• Duluth Earth Day events
• Detour under way on 21st Avenue East
• Carlton County woman shares story of her struggle with schizophrenia
• Law enforcement cracks down on distracted drivers
• Duluth Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda for April 26, 2011
• Gobblers strut their stuff
• Community Development Committee Agenda for April 26, 2011
• Mayor's Night
• Reviving forgotten UMD orchard may add to local food sources
• Cloquet students question Cravaack
• Duluth outdoor furniture manufacturer Loll Designs eyes Superfund site for expansion
• Shipping traffic for Friday, April 22
• People wanted for study on schizophrenia
• Wisconsin poll: Walker law really about hurting unions
• Matters of record
• Parole eligibility set for convict in Wisconsin teen slaying
• Minnesota church lures worshippers with TVs, game consoles
• Southeastern Minnesota could become hotbed for 'frac sand'
• Law enforcement cracks down on distracted drivers
• Water valve repair disrupts traffic on 21st Avenue East in Duluth
• Minn. House speaker stumbles over voting 'right'
• 2 Jackson autopsy photos can be shown at trial
• CDC predicts smoking bans in every state by 2020
• Bentleyville equipment stolen in Hermantown
• Lost hiker found after he spent night in Lake County hunting shack
• Duluth Superior Area Community Foundation plans move to new location
• Urban agriculture expert to speak at UMD
• Hoyt Lakes man sentenced to 8 life terms for sexual assault of 5-year-old child
• 'Clean and Green Duluth' Week Extended Due To Forecasted Snow and Rain
• Power of the Purse
• Duluth Police Department News - April 19, 2011
• City of Duluth staff rework proposed zoning change along Arrowhead Road
• Citizens Encouraged to Give Input on Local Stormwater Programs
• Northland projects benefit from housing grants for tribes
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, April 21
• Amsoil's seat swap aims for the 'full' effect
• Field of five for DSSO conductor's chair
• Duluth police officer testifies in vehicle assault trial
• Duluth math whiz earns entry into MIT
• Duluth ordinance may be why sex offender is homeless
• Thursday's weather: Looking for a warmer weekend
• Hillary Clinton: Gadhafi may be using cluster bombs
• Verizon says next iPhone will work overseas
• Minnesota man accused of hacking Facebook accounts
• Matters of Record
• Wisconsin woman sentenced for trying to smother son
• 2nd youth arrested in Wisconsin dog burning
• Deck of cards determines Wisconsin election winner
• CHORAL ENSEMBLES IN CONCERT MAY 8 AT ST. SCHOLASTICA
• Allete to pay quarterly divident of 44.5 cents
• Hoyt Lakes man gets eight life sentences in Texas
• Amatuzio named Business Person of the Year
• Bighead carp caught in St. Croix River
• Matters of Record
• Duluth police officer testifies about alleged vehicle assault
• Thieves target Bentleyville equipment in Hermantown
• Montana AG launches inquiry into 'Three Cups of Tea' charity
• Petition filed to recall fourth GOP state senator in Wisconsin
• Rescuers find space behind rubble at Idaho mine
• As wind shifts, Texas wildfires chart a new path of destruction
• Trial begins for man accused of trying to run down Duluth student
• 'Happy Days' cast members sue CBS for share of merchandise sales
• Duluth residents asked to limit water use today
• Predatory offender homeless in West Duluth
• Contaminants still haunting former U.S. Steel site
• Wednesday weather: Snow possible
• Appeals court reverses award in Cirrus crash
• R Bar follows predecessors out revolving door at downtown Duluth building
• Lost hiker found after night in Lake County hunting shack
• Mine fire officially caused by spark
• Predatory offender now homeless in West Duluth
• Dayton made more than $670,000 in 2010
• Pawlenty aide resigns after arrest
• Wicked weather forces Elton John to postpone Wisconsin concert
• Appeals court reverses award in Cirrus crash case
• Northland gains jobs in March; unemployment steady
• Duluth meat-cutter reaches championship but doesn't make final cut
• Wisconsin soldier fatally wounded in Afghanistan
• UMD's Sandelin will be assistant coach for U.S. at World Juniors tourney
• Kindergartner brings gun to Texas school, 3 hurt
• Superior coal shipments outpace Great Lakes' overall
• Duluth school chief finalist drops out
• Man watching Boston Marathon falls 5 stories, survives
• N.Y. mansion linked to 'Great Gatsby' being razed
• FAA suspends air traffic controller for watching movie while on duty
• Lawsuit questioning Taco Bell's beef is dropped
• Authorities stop man rafting the swollen Red River on casket cover
• Baby delivered after fatal crash in St. Cloud dies
• Anti-war group protests Cravaack's votes on military spending
• Free Parking Offered at Medical District Parking Ramp During Construction
• Pet of the Week for April 19
• Tuesday's forecast: Wintry weather continues
• Eh?: Your what went down the gutter?
• Fire causes $75,000 damage to Lakeside Presbyterian in Duluth
• Duluth asks some residents to limit water use Wednesday
• Convicted murderer found dead in Wisconsin jail cell
• Wisconsin inmate deals drugs from behind bars
• Wisconsin homes sales, median price down in March
• UMD holds sustainability fair
• Ticketmaster rolls out 'dynamic' ticket pricing
• Group objects to Cravaack's military spending votes on tax day
• Superior man sentenced for shooting at roommate
• Fallen Minnesota deputy to be honored at D.C. memorial
• Employees saved dozens as tornado hit N.C. home improvement store
• Property-tax shock hits Lakewood Township
• Weighty issue means fewer people allowed on Duluth tour boats
• Death toll reaches 45 after severe storms sweep across the South
• Faces & Names: Webb, Hertzel win Minn. book awards
• Mayors: Deep LGA Cuts Will Cripple Cities and Stop Economic Recovery
• Shipping traffic for Monday, April 18
• City of Duluth Releases 2010 Housing Indicator Report
• Duluth tackles lead danger in aging rental properties
• Monday's weather: Clouds building in
• Winners of 23nd annual Minnesota Book Awards
• Holiday delays deadline for filing federal taxes
• Richest Americans see taxes decrease
• Internet boost to hit rural areas this summer
• Biz Buzz for April 18, 2011
• Property transactions for April 18, 2011
• Bankruptcies for April 18, 2011
• Japan taps U.S. robots for reactor cleanup help
• Online dating site to check users in sex-offender registry
• Former Sarah Palin aide writing tell-all book
• AIDS prevention pill study halted; no benefit seen
• Minnesota House committee to review photo ID for voting bill
• Wisconsin woman critically injured in collision with cow
• 1 dead in Twin Cities-area house fire
• Man in custody after standoff in central Wisconsin
• More snow possible for the Northland this week
• 5-year-old Wisconsin boy shot while turkey hunting with dad
• Duluth nursing home program is minimizing medication, and awakening residents' spirits
• St. Paul soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Employee OT costs still a nagging issue for city of Duluth
• Lavish GOP fundraiser cost more than $200K - and netted just $650
• Palin: Wisconsin governor doing the right thing with unions
• Miner missing more than a mile underground at Idaho silver mine
• More on the Duluth superintendent candidates
• Sunday's weather: Partly sunny
• UMD students work together on race car project
• Three vie to be Duluth's new superintendent
• When wild-eyed dreamers turn out to be right
• Political notebook: First, all need to agree on what numbers to use
• Winter weather returns to the Northland
• Saginaw woman who had been missing is found
• Death toll rises to 40 after severe storms sweep across the South
• U.S. envoy criticized for religious activism resigns
• UPDATE: Saginaw woman missing since Monday found safe
• Vacant home explodes in Twin Cities suburb
• Rescue operation under way at Idaho silver mine
• Another air controller caught sleeping; new schedules coming
• Man killed, pregnant woman seriously hurt in Minnesota police chase
• Bachmann: Obama 'not on our side anymore'
• Actor Nicolas Cage arrested in New Orleans
• '60 Minutes' report: Book 'Three Cups of Tea' filled with inaccuracies
• Powerful spring storms kill at least 10 in the South
• Founders of online poker sites indicted as FBI moves to shut them down
• MnDOT monitoring seismic movement below Highway 169 on Iron Range
• Duluth judge goes from black robe to black belt
• Hayward's late-night music ban ruled unconstitutional
• Eh?: Duluth school staff spot, report fire at home across street
• Easter Egg-Stravaganza
• Duluth Parks And Recreation News - April 14, 2011
• Superior High School student takes to the sky for senior project
• Tea Party ralliers in Duluth decry big government
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, April 16
• City of Duluth Employment Opportunities
• Saturday weather update: Snow this morning
• Accumulation of snow possible in some parts of the Northland
• Latest move in wolf delisting: claiming gray wolf a different species than eastern wolf
• Duluth police follow trends to cut crime
• Bygones for April 16, 2011
• Board and Commission Vacancies News
• UPDATE: Up to 6 inches of snow so far in the Northland
• Tea Party rally marks tax day in Duluth
• Bulldog fan's good faith is rewarded
• Hermantown's homegrown hero
• IRRRB approves PolyMet loan
• Woman reported missing in Duluth
• 4-year-old Wisconsin boy found unconscious near woodpile dies
• Chimney fire starts in home across from Homecroft school
• NCAA cancels meeting on Fighting Sioux nickname
• Duluth leaf cleanup postponed
• Feds try again on wolf delisting
• Duluth police: Targeting street robberies pays off
• Friday's weather for Duluth and beyond: Chance of sleet and snow
• Mayors speak out against state aid cuts
• Free spring break activities at Heritage Sports Center
• We can let the world in again
• Experts promote greener gardens
• Longtime Superior business owner Byron Lurye dies at 98
• IRRRB will consider loan guaranty program
• If you go: Gardening Extravaganza
• Highway 53 rollover kills one, injures one
• Boards and Commissions Members - April 12, 2011
• Duluth VFW banking on move
• Man pleads guilty in Duluth group-home attack
• Gay rights advocates fight for marriage
• Shipping traffic for Friday, April 15
• UPDATE: Brookston man killed in rollover
• Matters of record
• Matters of record
• Duluth airport gets second controller tonight
• Duluth activists fight gay marriage amendment
• Wisconsin DNR proposes scaling back October deer hunt
• Allure of iPad, other tablets hurting PC sales
• Judge dismisses lawsuit challenging Wisconsin union law
• Boy: River crash mom said kids were 'going to die'
• Experts fear another oil disaster
• It's a boy: New lemur at the zoo
• Thriving in the beer biz, and thirsty for more
• Animal Allies director to take foundation post
• That's something to smile about: Mobile dental program treats Special Olympics athletes
• Jason, Internet-famous cub near Ely, dies
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, April 14
• Thursday weather update: Goodbye, warmth
• Potential races already emerging for Duluth City Council seats
• Dental school provides care to underserved across Minnesota
• IRRRB to repeat vote on PolyMet loan
• Bygones for April 14, 2011
• One person killed in rollover near Independence
• COLLEGE OF ST. SCHOLASTICA INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLES PERFORM FREE SPRING CONCERT; INAUGURAL GUITAR ENSEMBLE PERFORMANCE
• Officials: 10 tornadoes hit Wisconsin on Sunday
• Gas prices forecast to stay near $4 all summer long
• Duluth city councilor mulls run against Cravaack
• Lake Superior study heats up with more sensors, more data
• Officials: Mom drives into Hudson River, killing 3 kids
• Pair sentenced for downtown Duluth murder
• Ford's novel explores little-mentioned segment of American history
• A new deal for Duluth's Old City Hall
• Federal budget deal chops money for Minnesota wolf management
• Wednesday weather update: Mostly sunny
• First superintendent candidates share their visions for Duluth school district
• Eh? for April 13, 2011
• Duluth school district, charter Lake Superior High School cut ties
• St. Louis County approves more contracts for highway work
• Collection Of Sand And Black Top Helps To Maintain Water Quality
• Two sentenced in 2009 killing in downtown Duluth
• Dayton proclaims Wednesday "UMD Bulldogs Day" in Minnesota
• GOP budget bills don't balance, says Dayton admin
• Abortion restriction bills win committee approval in St. Paul
• Minnesota wolf-depredation program on verge of extinction
• Duluth asks citizens to collect street sand
• St. Louis County presents annual lifesaver awards
• Hermantown man rescued from submerged vehicle
• Sheriff: Girls robbed of $150 at Georgia lemonade stand
• Duluth retirees' health-care lawsuit goes to Minnesota Supreme Court
• Pets of the Week for April 12
• Navy tests new laser ray gun by blasting empty boat
• Twin Cities grocery store shooter identified
• Rare comic book stolen from actor Nicolas Cage in 2000 is recovered
• Boehner says he and Obama work well together
• Man gets probation, stayed prison time for sex assaults
• Tuesday weather update: Sunny and mild
• Superior woman charged with welfare fraud in Minnesota
• Eh? for April 12, 2011
• Duluth Parks and Recreation Commission to Hold Annual Planning Meetin
• Nationally known speaker coaches the coaches
• UMD's 'Bulldog Buddies' bring kids on campus
• Fire Death Victim Identified
• Oil falls below $106 a barrel after crude warning
• Super jumbo jet clips, spins plane at JFK Airport
• Bugs emerge to bug us, and a few pose health risks
• Wisconsin girl's death ruled an accident
• Bill would ban video of Minnesota farming operations
• Walker to sign car-insurance-regulation bill
• Matters of record
• FREE CONCERT BAND AND JAZZ BAND PERFORMANCES APRIL 19 AT ST. SCHOLASTICA
• EMERITUS COLLEGE OFFERING SPRING CLASSES IN DULUTH, SILVER BAY AND VIRGINIA
• FORMER FBI OFFICIAL SPEAKS ON ‘OBAMA’S RESPONSE TO TERRORISM’ AT THE COLLEGE OF ST. SCHOLASTICA
• BWCA cellphone tower lawsuit heads to trial
• Woman found dead after Duluth shed fire
• Floodwaters turn N.D. interstate into waterway (with video)
• First saltie arrives in Twin Ports
• Woman at center of Favre scandal speaks to ABC News
• Authorities ID 2nd victim in Twin Cities supermarket shooting
• Storm damage, possible tornadoes reported in central and southern Minnesota, Wisconsin
• Hockey Bulldogs make their triumphant return after winning the national title
• Duluth area elementary schools find college volunteers to be invaluable partners
• Hometown hockey player's dream comes to life
• Storms pass through the Northland
• Duluth-based GeaCom to begin shipping its multilingual medical devices next month
• Shipping traffic for Monday, April 11
• Monday's weather: Showers possible
• Babbitt residents fear loss of identity if school renamed
• Duluth court reporters to help preserve veterans' stories
• Biz Buzz for April 11, 2011
• Duluth Seaway Port Authority elects officers
• Property Transactions for April 11, 2011
• Bankruptcies for April 11, 2011
• Minnesota Vikings stadium bills introduced today
• Storm damage reported in Itasca, northern St. Louis counties
• Judge blocks deal on lifting protections for wolves in Idaho, Montana
• Tornadoes cause damage in western Iowa
• Strong storms move through Twin Ports overnight; severe weather possible today
• Tornado watch issued for NW Wisconsin
• In sulfate debate, future of Iron Range mining projects hangs in balance
• After decades of waiting for a title, UMD hockey fans go wild
• UMD students teach bullying prevention through song, dance, classroom talks
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, April 10
• Faces & Names: Clapton, Marsalis jazz it up at benefit
• The Scary Guy uses humor and interaction to talk about bullying
• Speakers bring bullying presentations to Northland schools
• Former Ashland student shares his experiences of being severely bullied
• Sunday's weather: Stormy outlook
• Cats and mats and other items for the home
• Eh?: Author! Author!
• Theater group teaches skills to deal with bullying
• UPDATE: Two people shot, killed at Twin Cities grocery store
• Minnesota man runs into Red River to flee from deputies
• S.C. teen killed on highway named in father's memory
• One dead after shooting aboard British nuclear sub
• Journalists find man stranded alone since tsunami hit a month ago
• Sex offender arrested in Duluth
• Government strikes budget deal at brink of deadline
• Is Duluth being overrun by deer?
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, April 9
• Saturday weather update: Thunderstorms possible this weekend
• Eh?: Start your imaginary engines
• Bygones for April 9, 2011
• Matters of record
• Fargo-area residents brace for Red River crest today
• 6 killed, 11 wounded in Dutch mall shooting
• Prosser takes lead in Wisconsin court race after vote-counting error reported
• University of Wisconsin-Superior chancellor's choice is official
• Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra offers ticket deal
• If you go
• Minnesota House approves health cuts
• Local photo winners to be announced tonight
• Superior's LeBistro to close April 16
• A trip to get out of the comfort zone
• 16th Annual Clean and Green scheduled for April 15-23, 2011
• Police Asking For Publics Help Locating A Duluth Man With A Warrant For Aggravated Robbery Of 8th Street Video Store
• Golf is Back! Enger and Lester Park Golf Course Driving Range Opens April 7th, 2011
• Spirit Mountain plans to add zip line, tubing hill
• Parks and Recreation offers Turf Time at Heritage Sports Center
• Ruling shortens child abuser's sentence
• House's occupants escape fire - even the 11 pups
• Walgreens eyes new Kenwood location
• City of Duluth Fire Department News - House Fire Rescue
• Shipping traffic for Friday, April 8
• Sparks probable cause of Soudan mine fire
• Weekend weather outlook: A little fog, sun, rain
• How to help
• Matters of Record
• Marriages and divorces for April 8, 2011
• UPDATE: Carjacking ends in fatal shooting of suspect
• Walker appointee called into question resigns
• BWCA, Voyageurs, Apostle Islands would be part of shutdown
• Reader's Digest "We Hear You America" 100 City/100 Days RV Tour Arrives in Duluth 4/15
• Duluth Homegrown Music Festival 2011
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, April 7
• Thursday's weather: Hoping for sunshine
• Duluth Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for April 12, 2011
• Magnitude 7.4 earthquake hits off Japan coast
• Government accepting comments for Superior National Forest project
• Matters of record
• Bulldogs wake up three during Duluth house fire
• Guilty plea in crash that put Duluth officer in hospital
• ‘THEOLOGIES OF WOMEN’ LECTURE SERIES BEGINS AT ST. SCHOLASTICA
• HISTORIAN DISCUSSES PRESIDENT’S MEMOIR AT FREE LECTURE
• Arrest warrant issued for Duluth armed-robbery suspect
• FBI releases 1970 University of Wisconsin bombing records
• St. Patrick's Day made up 40 percent of March Minnesota DWI arrests
• Voter ID rouses passions at St. Louis County Board meeting
• Eh? Gordy's opening a sure sign of spring
• Punishment unclear for self-professed Sept. 11 mastermind
• Grant to bring more financial, job coaching to Duluth
• Jauch explains vote in favor of Wisconsin GOP budget bill
• Ojibwe-language signs promote unity in Bemidji
• Wednesday weather update: Is spring finally here?
• Matters of Record
• Attorney general asks Minnesota Power for customer refunds
• Superior priest charged with felony theft
• Recount appears likely in Wisconsin Supreme Court race
• Man released from death row in Ohio accused of threats in Brainerd
• World's oldest man, a native of Minnesota, recovering from illness
• Ohio man charged after barking at police dog
• Twin Cities nursing home employee accused of stealing from residents
• Crews close Colorado interstate to remove huge boulders teetering overhead
• M&I Bank is changing its name after acquisition
• Wisconsin governor reverses appointment that Dems called cronyism
• Dog once lost at sea reunited with owner in Japan (includes video)
• Wisconsin Democrats return to Senate, watch budget bill pass
• Wisconsin Senate passes Walker budget-repair bill
• Duluth man who police say shot himself contests evidence
• 'Wally the Beer Man' takes new suds job in Twin Cities
• Wis. governor's administration hires lobbyist's son for $81K job
• Michigan parents charged with beating up school crossing guard
• Arizona man accused of holding lost wedding ring for ransom
• Superior mayor, City Council election today
• St. Louis County Board to debate need for voter ID cards
• Fatal accident near Two Harbors remains mystery
• Civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. remembered with Duluth rallies
• Trial likely in Carlton County swindle case
• Duluth superintendent semifinalists to be picked next week
• Tuesday's weather: Flurries and showers possible
• Superior police warn of scams involving pop-up ads
• Eh?: Congressional art deadlines approach
• Great Lakes March iron-ore shipments up from 5-year average
• Dayton, health plans agree to profit limit
• Studies question heart bypass, angioplasty method
• CT scan surge for kids' emergencies raises concern
• Matters of Record
• Baby boomer retirements to transform rural Minnesota
• Poll reveals baby boomers' retirement fears
• Prosecutors: Man killed estranged wife's boyfriend in jealous rage
• IT Policy Update - Recommended Solutions
• Online Office Hours
• Classroom Technology Survey Results and VHS / DVD
• ITSS Planning to Eliminate Modem Pool for Dial-Up Network Access
• Active Directory Project
• Google Apps Transition
• Dayton extends some Pawlenty executive orders
• Banks, credit-card issuers warn of e-mail breach
• Minnesota bill would scrap plan to protect Mississippi River
• Police shoot stabbing suspect in Milwaukee
• University officials: St. Mary's student died of natural causes
• Biz Buzz for April 4, 2011
• Property Transactions for April 4, 2011
• Takeoff of plane bound for Minneapolis aborted
• Wisconsin man who spoke about failed suicide dies in crash
• Duluth rally held to support workers' rights
• Thousands watch online as eagles hatch in Iowa
• Visitors beware: Some U.S. cities adding taxes, fees aimed at out-of-towners
• Source: Couric leaving CBS Evening News anchor post
• Slightly elevated radiation levels detected in Minnesota
• NTSB: Cracks found in 3 more Southwest planes
• St. Paul man hospitalized after being hit by train
• Source: Avowed 9/11 mastermind, 4 co-conspirators to face military commission, not court
• These young Iron Range inventors dream in green
• Art fit for a king: Norway King Harald's trip reminds Duluthians of a woodcut created for a previous king's visit
• High-tech hideouts make bullying hard to overcome
• Shipping traffic for Monday, April 4
• Faces & Names: Sheen's Detroit show another Edsel
• Monday weather update: Lingering light snow
• Tea Party, labor spend big in Wisconsin high court race
• Bullying incidents left lasting scars on Woodland student
• Bankruptcies for April 4, 2011
• Passengers describe scene after Southwest jet's fuselage ruptured mid-flight
• S.C. toddler missing overnight found OK, with his dog, in woods
• Penalty flusters Duluth robotics team
• In Duluth schools, a renewed effort to stop bullying
• Beer hobby becomes new business on North Shore
• Refurbished computers given to low-income people
• Eh? for April 3, 2011
• I-35 highway construction to start for season
• Anti-bullying initiatives in Duluth schools
• Anti-bullying initiatives in Duluth schools
• Confronted by bully, Superior girl chooses to fight back
• Emotional effects of bullying linger
• Winter storm warnings, advisories issued for the Northland
• Illinois teen fined $150 for April Fool's prank
• Delta, other airlines boost fares $10 per round trip
• Wisconsin Dems file first petition to recall GOP senator
• Southwest jet makes emergency landing after fuselage ruptures during flight
• Movie mogul's chopper commute angers LA residents
• Son of Duluthians gives firsthand look at Japan relief effort
• UMD Cycling Club member injured in crash with parked car in rural Duluth
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, April 2
• Duluth woman remembers old-time stars
• Sanctions against Duluth attorney recommended
• New chancellor for UWS recommended
• Pottery Barn Teen likes the style of Two Harbors High School student
• Duluth Veterans' Place dedicated
• Author moves book settings away from Duluth - at least for a while
• Eh?: A new brew for the Brewfest
• Duluth Police Departmen News - Aggravated Robber
• Bygones for April 2, 2011
• UPDATE: Duluth East upset in robotics finale
• Two Lake County accident victims identified
• Matters of record
• Duluth woman ordered to pay restitution in welfare fraud case
• Duluth, Twin Cities mayors criticize outsized cuts
• Duluth man killed in Highway 61 crash
• DNTV: Bestselling author discusses new book
• Two killed in separate crashes off state Highway 61
• The port has been blessed
• Jury finds Moose Lake man guilty of robbing Superior bar
• Bicyclist injured in rural Duluth collision with parked vehicle
• Matters of record
• Cloquet, Moose Lake residents arrested in Carlton County marijuana operation
• How to watch, how to help
• Duluth police investigate robbery at video store
• Norwegians prepare Duluth for royal treatment
• Purrr-fect rescue comes together
• Duluth East robotics team prepares for second regional
• Shipping traffic for Friday, April 1
• Friday weather update: Rain and snow
• Victim's mother wants justice, defendant seeks redemption
• GOP bill slashes Minnesota education funding
• National Steel pension plan improperly valued, agency says
• Eh? Go ahead and write your congressman
• Duluth Boards And Commissions Membership List - March 30, 2011
• Cravaack will be in Duluth on Monday to open office
• Duluth Commission on Disabilities Meeting Agenda for April 6, 2011
• State board recommends sanctions against Duluth attorney
• Wisconsin judge to look at how union law was passed
• Audit finds Wisconsin prisoners got federal benefits
• Dayton proposes help for MnDOT worker's family
• March in the Northland dry, cool, blah
• 20 years in prison for fatal heroin overdose
• Archdiocese list of accused priests remains secret
• VOLUNTEERS STILL NEEDED IN EFFORT TO PREPARE 100,000 MEALS FOR STARVING CHILDREN
• Investigation finds fault with National Steel pension calculations
• Lake Superior drops more than usual in March
• New sports taxes would help fund new Vikings stadium
• Wisconsin driver dies after head-on collision with squad car
• Minnesota Senate education bill shifts money to reading
• Wisconsin students may pay more to attend U of M
• Wisconsin governor says he'll halt plans on union law
• Duluth police investigate robbery at video store
• Kitchen sense can pay off BIG
• Mayor Ness Makes Statement About Google Announcement
• St. Scholastica student is hungry to help less fortunate
• Superior's Antique Depot closes its doors today
• There's a new answer for Minnesota's potholes
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, March 31
• Probation officer wants jail time for Gronski
• Lower Chester park facility topic of tonight's meeting
• Event for hunger organization set for Two Harbors
• Six charged in Carlton County drug operation; high-quality marijuana seized
• State Senate passes deep cuts in health care
• Got roots in your sewer line?
• When selling, some simple improvements can pay off
• Spring pruning promotes healthy plant growth
• Garden time savers
• Gardens are always 'an act in progress'
• Repairing rental property? Here are some tax benefits
• Hello, spring. Hello, roots. Hello, flooded basement
• Duluth Community Safety Initiative Meeting
• Matters of record
• Minnesota Vikings stadium bill delayed again
• Minnesota Senate OKs cutting 15 percent of state work force
• Duluth housing market still sluggish
• Isle Royale pack down to 2 female wolves
• Wednesday weather: Great day ahead
• No charges against plow driver in Hermantown man's death
• Two Harbors, Duluth township man gets probation in cat-hoarding case
• Duluth car dealer offers free vehicle repairs to deployed military families
• Carlton County humane society sets up foster program for soldiers' pets
• One wolf responsible for more than half of Isle Royale pack's genes
• Northland counties among Minnesota's least healthy
• Twin Ports lose out to Kansas City, Kan., for Google Fiber project
• Matters of Record
• STOCKFEST CELEBRATION FEATURES SARA BAREILLES, THREE OTHER POP ROCK ARTISTS IN CONCERT AT ST. SCHOLASTICA
• MIAMI UNIVERSITY STEEL BAND IN CONCERT AT ST. SCHOLASTICA
• “AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE” APRIL 11 AT ST. SCHOLASTICA
• ST. SCHOLASTICA THEATRE STAGES “9 PARTS OF DESIRE” STARTING APRIL 8
• Court: Eagle feathers only for American Indians
• Folk remedies for colic do not work, review says
• Doctors warn about Facebook use and teen depression
• Facebook drops uprising page after Israel protest
• No charges to be filed in Hermantown hit-and-run fatality
• George Clooney named witness in prostitution trial
• Walker applying for $150M for Wisconsin train upgrades
• Walker aide says budget fix on track
• Military plane with engine trouble lands safely in Wisconsin
• Matters of Record
• Minnesota woman charged with killing Chihuahua
• Couple shot in Minneapolis, woman killed
• Wisconsin nursing assistant convicted of patient abuse
• Charges dropped so former Minnesota teacher can deploy
• Cloquet firefighters help man out of smoke-filled home
• Judge lifts restraining order against Duluth rental rules
• Two Harbors man pleads guilty to brutal Eveleth slaying
• Dayton wants to see complete GOP budget plan
• Attorney: St. John's abuse suits settled
• Cigs leave dirty legacy on ground
• Senators vote to take Range money to balance budget
• Senators OK ag bill with eye on Dayton signing it
• Folk remedies for colic do not work, review says
• Sailboat capsizes off San Diego; 2 dead, 8 injured
• Duluth councilors oppose using police in fight over immigration
• Property Transactions for March 28, 2011
• Bankruptcies for March 28, 2011
• Shipping traffic for Monday, March 28
• Minnesota legislative session: What's done, what's not
• Veterans get a place to call home in West Duluth
• New life coming to former KDLH building in downtown Duluth
• Construction Zone: Millerwoods Health Care Campus
• Medicare rise could mean no Social Security increase
• Biz Buzz for March 28, 2011
• Grand Lake Township home destroyed by fire
• Hundreds pay respects to fallen Wisconsin police officer
• Tsunami threat could catch Pacific Northwest off guard
• Eh?: Last chance to double donations
• Mining booms, busts felt by workers, businesses across the region
• Tac is back, Range revs up
• Ferraro remembered for groundbreaking VP bid
• Superior mayoral candidates cite their experience for the position
• Superior boy asks for donations to charity instead of birthday gifts
• Survivors of cancer get a lift with humor at Duluth conference
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, March 27
• Faces & Names: New Burns film to focus on civility
• Sunday's weather: Calm should linger
• Two injured in ATV accident at Lake Vermilion
• U.S. officials: Libyan military operation could last months
• Police investigate shots fired in West Duluth
• Minnesota school district to give iPads to all kids in grades 5-12
• Coyote, black Lab form unlikely partnership in Duluth
• Cravaack objects to Cirrus sale
• It's a battle for the border
• Public Meeting Will Discuss Downtown Sewer Project
• Saw-whets sing their songs
• Growing toward a lofty but realistic goal
• Remembering Mr. Toot
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, March 26
• Northland job market improved in February
• Saturday weather update: Below-average temperatures
• Harley the eagle back in Douglas County
• Hit-and-run driver in court over accusation of violating probation
• Court upholds wrongful firing suit against Superior Beverages
• Eh?: Lights out for Earth Hour
• Bygones for March 26, 2011
• Time to round up those kindergarteners
• Jobs and job seekers both on the rise in Duluth and region
• Wisconsin justice questions union law
• Target sues San Diego gay rights group
• Wounded Wisconsin police officer's recovery progressing
• Wisconsin Supreme Court overrules tax-challenge restrictions
• Duluth hit-and-run driver accused of speeding to AA meeting
• Chisholm student expelled over 'hit list' on Facebook
• Hi mom, I know you can't answer, but I want to talk
• Meeting set for construction that will disrupt downtown Duluth
• Duluth City Council gears up to preserve state aid
• Dayton accuses GOP of hiding effects of cuts
• Do sleepy air traffic controllers need backup?
• Research at Soudan to continue, scientists say
• Mayor's Night
• Ford helps Colombian women get a toehold in government
• Range reps fight plan to raid IRRRB fund
• What's going on down there? Physicists explain their search for neutrinos, dark matter
• Shipping traffic for Friday, March 25
• Friday weather update: No precipitation expected
• Matters of Record
• Duluth hit-and-run driver accused of speeding to AA meeting
• Chisholm student expelled over Facebook 'hit list'
• Meeting set for downtown construction disruptions
• Prettner Solon lands renewable-energy award
• Iron Range lawmakers object to plans to take millions from jobs fund
• Duluth arson investigator named Minnesota's best
• It's not nice to fool us, Mother Nature
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, March 24
• Cloquet pair face first-degree murder charges
• Thursday weather: What happened to Tuesday night's snow?
• Three Duluth councilors jump off train project
• Google rumor mill churning at high speed
• Crew gets look at Soudan mine lab after fire
• Duluth HRA invests in Gateway Tower
• Condition improving for Hayward boy hit after getting off school bus
• Bygones for March 24, 2011
• Adviser: Bachmann likely to enter presidential race by June
• Public meeting on downtown Duluth sewer project
• Matters of Record
• FREE WOMEN'S VETERANS CONFERENCE AT ST. SCHOLASTICA ON APRIL 5TH
• Duluth officer named state investigator of the year
• Two indicted on first-degree murder charges in Cromwell shootings
• Body of missing backhoe operator found
• Snow diminishing after 14 inches fall in some Northland areas
• Dayton orders more disclosure from health plans
• Wisconsin TV station's tower collapses
• Superior man accused of killing girlfriend's dog
• Superior man sentenced for injuring his mother
• Minnesota GOP budget-cut plan fires up Democrats
• City of Duluth Police Department News Update - March 22, 2011
• Aerial Lift Bridge Nighttime Closure Changed To March 24 , 2011
• Community Development Committee Meeting Agenda For March 29, 2011
• Mayor Ness Unveils 2011 Pothole Reduction Program
• Man shot at West Duluth group home in critical condition
• Second Kozy fire probably arson
• E-mails to Wis. governor initially opposed union bill
• Wednesday weather: Still windy, slowing snowfall
• Eh?: Woodland worm project is a winner
• Environmental groups drop lawsuit against IRRRB
• Police investigating hobby farm after 3 horses, goat found dead
• Blizzard misses Duluth, which instead gets wind and flurries
• Mayor puts Duluth street repairs on fast track
• Matters of record
• Wisconsin court upholds conviction in baby's death
• 74-year-old man captured after 5 years on the lam
• Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79
• Officials investigate death of horses near Lake Vermilion
• Cloquet school district cancels Wednesday classes
• Backhoe falls into Minnesota River; operator missing
• Minnesota House GOP proposes public safety trims
• Missing Canosia Township woman found in St. Paul
• Landlords and city of Duluth in court over new rental property ordinance
• Cravaack hires Minnesota staff director
• Blizzard on the way. Will it rival epic 2007 Northland storm?
• Hermantown police chief hiring procedure criticized
• Shot fired, one hospitalized in altercation at Duluth group home
• In fire's wake, Soudan mine expected to be fine
• Tuesday's weather: Snow on the way
• Eh?: Improve your chances at the job fair
• Pawlenty announces White House exploratory committee
• Duluth Taxicab Rates
• Avid snowmobile club participant dies in snowmobile accident
• Free home repair workshops offered in Duluth
• Sulfate standard rolled back more in House environment bill
• Lawsuit dropped against Iron Range board investment in PolyMet
• Guide is just the thing for visitors' getaways and sentimental journeys
• Matters of Record
• Large waves pound Canal Park
• Be the Change: T-shirt, greeting card maker encourages shoppers to find their 'Happy Space'
• Bullets found in Cook student's pocket left by accident
• Judge considers whether to lift rental ordinance injunction
• Church: Superior Diocese vicar general stole funds to fuel gambling addiction
• Questions raised about hiring of Hermantown police chief
• Northland snow watch upgraded to warning
• Duluth officer fired gun in midst of assault, police say
• Pawlenty announces White House committee in Web video
• Earth sees 'Super Prestige Moon'
• Missing student, 15, found OK in northern Wisconsin
• Estimated death toll in Japan disasters rises past 18,000
• No smoke at Iron Range mine; fire cause still unclear
• Officials optimistic Iron Range lab escaped damage in mine fire
• What's that business: Lola's To Go
• Lake County dispatcher dies after snowmobile accident
• Pawlenty announces committee to explore presidential bid
• Biz Buzz for March 21, 2011
• Blizzard watch posted for Twin Ports
• Sex offender to be released in Superior
• Monday weather update: Calm before the storm
• Minnesota gambling proposal makes annual debut
• Death of 3-year-old investigated in Wisconsin
• 2 people dead in Wisconsin plane crash
• Student, 15, missing in northern Wisconsin after hike
• Wisconsin police officer killed, another wounded in shootout
• Major snowstorm taking aim at the Northland
• Soudan mine fire may be extinguished
• Crews make progress in combating Iron Range mine fire
• Firefighters suspicious of latest Kozy fire
• U.S., France, U.K. launch military strikes on Libya
• Wait for long-term care help gets shorter in Wisconsin
• 'A fireman first': Fire Chief Jim Langenbrunner to retire after over three decades of fighting fires in the Cloquet area
• Lincoln Park church sets sights on higher ground
• Faces & Names: Adkins the alpha and omega of new film
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, March 20
• Sunday weather update: Rain today, snow Wednesday
• Minnesota governor's Cabinet diverse, but GOP questions some
• Intervention in Libya: The 'not-Iraq' war
• New Cloquet area fire chief has deep roots in firefighting
• Cloquet Area Fire District recognized for innovative approach
• Duluth Economic Development Authority Agenda for March 23, 2011
• Would Skyweb bridge the great divide between downtown, Canal Park, the DECC and Bayfront?
• U.S., allies launch missiles against Libyan air defenses
• Kozy building burns again
• Solon Springs man accused of sexual assault of 14-year-old
• Names released of people involved in wrong-way collision on freeway
• Family medicine programs draw large share of Duluth medical students
• Regional employment increased in February
• Duluth Officer Recognized as Investigator of the Year
• Aerial Lift Bridge To Resume Nighttime Closure Schedule On March 22, 2011
• North Shore couple builds boats from scratch
• City of Duluth - Census Data Update
• Shipping traffic for Saturday, March 19
• Man pleads guilty to attempted escape from sex offender facility
• Rural Duluth man sentenced for sexual assault of 11-year-old girl
• Superior man accused of assaulting teen
• Sam Cook: Mud vacations really happened
• Father, son face charges in Gordon pot-growing operation
• Superior woman sentenced for felony theft
• Duffy breaks rank on public radio vote
• Help sought in investigation of Douglas County burglary
• Matters of record
• UPDATE: Soudan Mine fire still burning
• Duluth man sentenced in sex assault
• Fire burning in Iron Range underground mine
• Two years after deadly crash, victim's mother wants closure
• Duluthians gather to mourn for Japan
• Second suitor might make run at Cirrus
• Shipping traffic for Friday, March 18
• Friday weather for Duluth and beyond: Cooler and partly cloudy
• Revel in the March Mudness
• Study: Poor, middle class bear heavier tax burden in Minnesota
• Duluth men face felony drug charges
• Duluth Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda for March 22, 2011
• Major shifts ahead for Minnesota political maps
• 2 injured in wrong-way Interstate-35 collision
• Slow but steady, Carlton Co. growing
• Plaza/London Road To Be Considered For Rezoning; Public Invited To Comment
• Rescued anglers billed for rescue
• Duluthian turned beach glass into jewelry to raise money for cancer research
• Vacationing Superior woman joins D.C. protest
• Northeastern Minnesota employment up in February
• Drivers in I-35 collision in Duluth identified
• Judge issues temporary order blocking Wisconsin union law
• Matters of Record
• Wisconsin's Duffy breaks rank on public-radio vote
• Duluth men face felony marijuana charges
• Designer drug kills Minnesota teen, sickens 10 others
• Duluth's Chester Bowl closed for season
• Cravaack headed to Israel with fact-finding group
• Wrong-way head-on in Duluth sends 2 to hospitals
• Solon Springs man charged with sex assault of 14-year-old
• Superior man charged with sexual assault of a 13-year-old
• Douglas County Sheriff's Office asks for help in solving burglary
• Census report: While neighbors gained, Duluth was stagnant
• Carlton County Attorney seeks first-degree murder charges in Cromwell homicide
• Eh? Don't trust luck of the Irish
• Duluth School Board OKs cuts to close $6 million budget gap
• Cravaack to open office in Duluth
• Minnesota office offers displaced worker services to AT&T call center employees
• Dayton, lawmakers look to fight invasives
• United Way of Greater Duluth Newsletter - March 2011
• Duluth American Indian Commission Agenda for March 21, 2011 Meeting
• Dispute over Duluth's rental rules traps some in hard spot
• Duluth Superior Youth Orchestra strikes a sour note
• Duluth senator's Sunday liquor sales bill squeaks by
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, March 17
• Collision with drunk driver puts police investigator in hospital
• Airborne deer slams unlucky jogger
• Duluth candlelight vigil for Japan tonight
• Grand Rapids area without electricity
• Matters of Record
• Fiery explosion in south Minneapolis
• Wealthy Minnesotans pay smaller share of taxes
• Headcount stats clear way for Minnesota redistricting
• Facebook 'hit list' lands Chisholm student on suspension
• Bemidji driver who hit Duluth cop faces six charges
• Committee OKs Duluth rep's Sunday liquor sales bill
• Cravaack to open office in Duluth Federal Building
• Census: Duluth, St. Louis County shrink slightly while Carlton County jumps
• Minnesota Senate leader: No tougher prayer requirement
• Matters of Record
• Duluth native in Japan, helping aid group's relief efforts
• Duluth's rental rules left in legal limbo
• Duluth schools to borrow money to cover state shortfall
• March melt is upon us
• Generous religious community hits hard times
• Wednesday weather: A little more rain ahead
• Tree Commission Agenda for March 15, 2011
• Putting the brakes on the Northern Lights Express?
• AT&T closing Duluth call center
• Man's domestic assault trial postponed
• Minnesota House committee OKs tougher sex-offender sentences
• Woman missing from Duluth area group home last seen near hospital
• Bygones for March 16, 2011
• Body of missing Wisconsin teen found near Madison
• Protesters greet Wisconsin governor in Hudson
• Former Wisconsin special-ed teacher accused of abuse
• Production of wipes in Wisconsin linked to contamination halted
• Minnesota father left baby home while out drinking
• City seeks input on new signage for Skyline Parkway
• AT&T plans to close Duluth service center
• Penalties against Democratic Wisconsin senators undone
• Minnesota committee OKs tougher sex-offender sentences
• Judge: Minnesota man guilty of online aiding suicides
• DNTV: Duluth-area woman goes missing
• Climber killed, but brother rescued after six days in Utah canyon
• Bemidji man accused of driving drunk, hitting squad car in Duluth
• University of Minnesota Duluth serves need in American Indian community
• Matters of Record
• Tuesday's forecast: Let the melting begin!
• Second guilty plea in downtown murder
• Eh?: Get on it if you're reading along
• Fire damages home in West Duluth
• Meetings set on gypsy moth spraying
• Medical emergency may have led to West Duluth crash
• Minnesota bill would change wetland rules for mines
• City of Duluth Human Rights Commission Minutes for February 9, 2011
• Piano man's death leaves a void at Amazing Grace, Sir Ben's
• Going, going, gone - for now
• Canosia Township group home resident missing
• Pet of the Week for March 15
• Minnesota black bear population heads to farmland
• Japan orders 140,000 indoors due to radiation fears
• Woman arrested in Wisconsin for making meth at motel
• NTSB: Pilot error in 2008 Minnesota crash that killed 8
• Judge grants restraining order, blocking Duluth rental ordinance
• Serious Medical Episode results in Motor Vehicle Accident
• Duluth Police Investigator in Unmarked Squad Hit by Drunk Driver
• Albion Street House Fire
• Drunk driver hits unmarked squad car in Duluth
• Third explosion heard at Japan nuclear plant
• Pair plead guilty in 2009 downtown Duluth beating death
• Duluth group home resident missing
• West Duluth house fire causes $35,000 damage
• Monday's weather: Week-long warmup wanders in
• Minnesota's deficit is one of the biggest
• 10,000 dead in Japan amid fears of nuclear meltdowns
• Organic food sales keep increasing - including at Whole Foods Co-op
• Starbucks coming to Duluth Target
• City of Duluth Police Department News - March 10, 2011
• Amateur conductor is armed and dangerous
• Whole Foods Co-op has grown over the years into a full-service store
• Property Transactions for March 14, 2011
• Employers needed for April 5 job fair at Miller Hill Mall
• Bankruptcies for March 14, 2011
• Biz Buzz for March 14, 2011
• Snowmobile recovered from Wisconsin lake, rider missing
• Man killed in snowmobile crash near Antigo, Wis.
• Wisconsin shelter owner convicted of animal cruelty
• 180,000 flee as Japan's nuclear plant crisis intensifies
• Officials say Japan quake, tsunami death toll may exceed 10,000
• Lawmaker tapped to lead Iron Range delegation
• Bachmann flubs Revolutionary War geography in N.H.
• Wis. governor greeted at Washburn fundraiser by thousands of protesters
• Protesters crowd Madison's Capitol Square, blast anti-union bill
• Teen scientist creates edible antifreeze from tiger lily bulbs
• Duluth East robotics team wins regional competition
• Faces & Names: Pregnant Jewel 'fine' after accident
• Sunday's weather: Spring preview this week
• For battered Japan, a new threat: Nuclear meltdown
• Q&A: Effects of Walker's bill
• George Washington's warning - and another Washington's solution
• Predatory offender meeting set in Meadowlands
• Allegiant wants to bank on passengers willing to gamble
• Hutchinson Rd House Fire
• Sacred Language 03/11
• Coleen Rowley 03/11
• Japan quake update: Emergency reported at second nuclear reactor
• Hundreds protest outside Walker-Duffy fundraiser in Washburn
• Wisconsin Democrats return to Capitol for rally
• Officials: 14 dead in NYC tour bus accident
• 83 rescued after floating Kentucky restaurant drifts down flood-swollen river
• Japan quake update: Officials say meltdown is possible at damaged nuclear reactor
• Fire ruins home in Piedmont Heights
• Bygones for March 12, 2011
• Students, family worry about loved ones in Japan
• TV pioneer who played Bozo and Mr. Toot dies
• Signs of support give boost to cancer patient from Cloquet
• Earthquake, tsunami challenge Japan's struggling economy
• Report: Worst sex offenders in Minnesota need more treatment
• Eh?: Duluth: Where brains come out to play
• Cloquet-area Guard unit headed for Iraq this spring
• Expert says Minnesota sex offender still dangerous
• Duluth officials: Cloudy tap water is temporary
• Mojakka cook-off in Cloquet on Sunday
• Matters of record
• City addresses concerns of "cloudy" tap water
• Segway inventor inspires young robot makers at Duluth competition
• Video of tsunami hitting Japan coast
• Duluth's cloudy water caused by numerous repairs
• Separate quake hits Hawaii as residents brace for tsunami
• Hawaii, other parts of Pacific brace for tsunami
• Tsunami sweeps people out to sea, rips out docks on West Coast
• Japan hit by largest quake in its recorded history; tsunami warning issued for Pacific
• Ray Paulsen, 'Mr. Toot,' dies at age 80
• Walker formally signs Wisconsin public-employee bill
• DNTV: News Tribune's Brandon Stahl checks in from Wisconsin Capitol
• Lawsuit seeks to block implementation of Wisconsin union law
• Minnesota girl slips on ice, is struck by mom's van
• Anti-union bill passes Wisconsin Assembly; opponents say fight isn't over
• Friday's weather: Another warm, sunny day
• Marriages & divorces
• Sam Cook column: The cloud of too little will lift
• Sunday liquor store bill will get hearing
• Census: Wisconsin, Douglas County growing, but slowly
• Bygones for March 11, 2011
• Wisconsin Capitol reopens to protesters
• Matters of Record
• Police looking for witnesses on an Assault and Robbery
• Bayfront Park Skating Rink Closed
• Chicago team travels to Duluth for robotics competition
• Man dies in logging accident near Bemidji
• Wisconsin Assembly abruptly passes Walker's anti-union bill
• Wisconsin Assembly passes Gov. Walker's anti-union bill
• Grand Portage man killed in snowmobile accident
• Duluth police seek witnesses to robbery near DTA bus
• Protesters rally in front of courthouse in Superior
• Minnesota liquor store Sunday-sales bill to get hearing
• Minnesota woman found dead along Denali Highway
• Minnesota Senate votes for stiffer dog-abuse penalties
• Jauch and 13 other AWOL senators to return to Wisconsin today
• Hermantown pot plots get man 18-month sentence
• Budget puts bite on Douglas County attorney's office
• Twin Metals-Franconia deal nets return on IRRRB, state investments
• Northland student teams advance to Minnesota Destination Imagination contest
• Former nurse from Superior admits stealing painkiller from hospital patients
• Superior school officials wince at coming budget cuts
• No one hurt in Lincoln Park house fire; $40,000 damage estimated
• Judge rejects challenge to Minnesota gay marriage ban
• Bygones for March 10, 2011
• Budget bill pushed through Senate, sparking protests
• Robots ready to rumble in Duluth
• E-ticket bill would allow unfettered resale market
• Parks commission rejects Park Point camping
• Jauch response to Walker comment
• Company hoping to expand on Iron Range adds to board
• Wisconsin Democrats assert law violation in Senate action
• House Fire @ 2725 W. 4th St.
• Immigration Panel 03/11
• Wisconsin Republicans pass controversial budget bill without Dems
• Bradley, Kohl centers may be used for Wisconsin budget hearings
• Fire damages Lincoln Park home
• Duluth girl crowned spelling champ
• Duluth launches paperless bill-payment system
• Minnesota mayors let Dayton know why they need state aid
• Assault charges against Superior man dropped for a second time
• Wednesday weather update: Snow today
• One sentenced for burglary of Magdzas home
• Coleraine animal shelter closes
• Telemark Resort to remain open
• St. Louis County unveils new website
• Authorities find owner of snowmobile that fell through Lake Superior ice
• Duluth creates trails coordinator position
• Son of football star Nagurski dies
• Minnesota committees OK North Dakota coal power
• City of Duluth News - March 7, 2011
• Rukavina wants faster re-route of Highway 53
• Minnesota lawmakers consider banning abortions after 20 weeks
• Minnesota man found dead in Wisconsin cabin
• Seasonal bump raises unemployment
• Parks Commission meeting Wednesday, March 9th
• ComfortSystems Implements Paperless Bill Pay
• Parks and Recreation sponsors Teen Skate at Heritage Center
• Water main work on Central Entrance, northbound lanes reduced to single lane
• Guidelines on Social Networking
• Sheryl Crow to play at the DECC
• Media Advisory: News Conference Today at 10:00 AM
• Guidelines on Social Networking
• ITSS and CLA Staff to Present at EDUCAUSE
• Active Directory Project Moving Forward
• Nine Weeks left for Remaining Users to Move into Google Apps
• Jobless rate up in January in Duluth but not as much as usual
• DTA suspends U routes for Spring Break
• Lane closed on Central Entrance for water main break
• Wisconsin Senate Democrats get their paychecks
• St. Louis County unveils new website
• City of Duluth threatened with lawsuit
• Wisconsin governor proposes union compromise in e-mails
• Bronko Nagurski Jr., football player and son of NFL legend, dies in International Falls
• Cloquet man pleads guilty to assault
• EPA agrees to develop ballast rules to thwart invasive species
• 83-year-old Walmart greeter accused of armed robbery at his own store
• Intruder, Oregon homeowner call police on each other
• Va. firefighter accused of taking fire truck on drunken joyride
• Lava spewing 100 feet high from Hawaii volcano's new vent
• Former Minnesota political leaders call for new redistricting method
• Michigan school wins first game after death of star player
• Duluth woman admits to welfare fraud
• Pet of the Week for March 8
• Duluth mayor: No more quick fixes
• 'Ridiculous:' Walker rebuffs Dems' request for meeting
• He says he forgives her; she says she lives in fear
• Tuesday's weather: Partly cloudy and dry
• Great Lakes ship to bear Oberstar's name
• Eh?: The View's final season
• Matters of Record
• Wisconsin Senate Democrats don't plan to return Tuesday
• Man who burglarized site of Superior murder-suicide is sentenced
• Arson Fire
• Owner of suspicious device located over the weekend
• Minnesota governor gets a new dog
• Great Lakes ship to be named after former U.S. congressman
• 'Suspicious device' at Duluth school is identified
• Duluth Fighter Wing to conduct night-flying training
• Wisconsin Senate majority leader rejects invitation to meet
• Wisconsin Capitol campers not allowed
• News Tribune Attic: Remembering when Rio Pardo took Duluth by storm
• Snowmobiler dies in crash in central Minnesota
• Gov. Dayton gets a new puppy (with photos)
• No big army worm invasion expected this summer in the Northland
• Lincoln Park fire deemed arson
• Northland now front line in war on gypsy moths
• Essentia crews travel from Duluth to Fargo to fill sandbags
• Supporters of Wisconsin anti-union bill hold rally
• Nevada mine death: Questions raised on called-off rescue attempt
• Construction zone: Legendary Waters Resort and Casino
• Monday's forecast: Light snow, heavier later?
• Mesabi Range Community and Technical College gets boost in mining training
• Political notebook: Legislators' war of words comes before Minnesota budget
• Condition of Minnesota newborn thrown in snow satisfactory
• 3 shot in parking lot of Twin Cities restaurant
• Biz Buzz for March 7, 2011
• Minnesota Gov. Dayton signs new teacher license bill
• Property Transactions for March 7, 2011
• Bankruptcies for March 7, 2011
• Mining company eyes gold deposit in central Wisconsin
• Democrats, GOP hit snag in talks over union issue
• Alcohol, speed may be factors in Minnesota double-fatal crash
• Plane makes emergency landing at Minnesota airport
• Man, dog rescued after truck goes through ice on St. Louis River
• Tornado strikes Louisiana town, kills mother sheltering her child
• Vatican panel sides with U.S. parishioners, overturns decision to close churches
• Former Superior police chief dies
• Faces & Names: Justice Page extols fatherhood, evades Wisconsin question
• Destination Imagination teams compete in Proctor
• Lake County Jail saves by preparing own meals
• Superior couple takes on travel adventures together
• Duluth faces loss of low-cost housing
• Two Stories, One Truth: Part 1 of 3
• Wisconsin governor walks a daring platform
• Sunday weather update: Light snow
• All RIse, a book about Justice Alan Page is a real page turner
• Suspicious Device determined to be non-explosive
• Billboard pressures Cravaack on Medicare
• UPDATED: Minneapolis police rescue infant from snowbank; mother arrested
• We used to get a lot more concerts at the DECC
• This redheaded stalker is tough to outfox
• Matters of record
• Hayward boy hit by car, seriously injured after leaving school bus
• Actor David Arquette OK after head-on car crash
• Health officials report big drop in kids' ear infections
• Time magazine examines Superior killings involving Iraq War veteran
• Suspicious item in Duluth Central High School lot leads to evacuation
• Douglas County lawmaker tackled at Capitol, says Walker is to blame
• Saturday weather: Some snow in the future
• Man sentenced for firearm possession
• Celebration today for addition at St. John's Church and School
• Wisconsin governor tells unions he'll send layoff notices to 1,500 workers
• Bygones for March 5, 2011
• State of the City Address is March 7
• Suspicious Device located at Central High School
• Flags lowered today for fallen Minnesota soldier
• Witness claims teen driver said 'watch this' right before fatal Fargo crash
• Ashland County officials looking for owner of sunken snowmobile
• Dog wakes Minnesota family when house starts on fire
• Suspicious item in Central High School lot leads to barricades
• Wisconsin Assemblyman Milroy: Walker to blame for Capitol tackle
• Folk music legend Pete Seeger praises Wisconsin protesters
• Police arrest Wisconsin Capitol visitor at entrance
• 15 finalists for free downtown Duluth storefront
• UMD students, others protest Pell Grant cuts supported by Cravaack
• City lops off access to tallest jumping perch at 'the Deeps'
• Friday weather update: Windy and mostly cloudy
• Dayton signs bill to speed permits
• Senate passes alternative teacher-licensing bill
• Duluth's Sister Cities program is world's best
• In 'honest mistake,' Enbridge employees cover old ground
• GOP brings up Dayton tax plan in 'theater'
• The drive to learn lasts a lifetime
• Skier hit near Ashland probably died quickly
• City of Duluth Human Rights Commission Meeting Agenda for March 9, 2011
• City of Duluth Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for March 8, 2011
• Matters of Record
• Lendley Black to be inaugurated as University of Minnesota Duluth chancellor
• Wisconsin Senate majority leader cancels today's floor session
• Wisconsin Capitol open with restrictions
• Lift Bridge to resume nighttime closure schedule on March 8
• Duluth man sentenced in crack cocaine case
• Duluth man sentenced for Lakeside home invasion
• Duluth man sentenced in crack cocaine case
• Dayton signs bill speeding permits
• Ammunition found outside Wisconsin Capitol
• Defeat of Dayton tax plan in Minnesota Senate called 'theater'
• Vague tips helped lead investigators to Cloquet couple
• Minnesota Senate passes alternative teacher licensing
• Jauch returns briefly to Wisconsin; stalemate trudges on
• Duluth planning birthday bash for Dylan
• Bygones for March 3, 2011
• Wisconsin Senate calls for Democrats to be taken into custody
• Bayfield sheriff: Birkie-bound skier probably died within minutes
• Matters of Record
• Media Advisory: News Conference Today, March 2, 2011 at 1:00 PM
• Duluth Energy Efficiency Program launches rebate program for Duluth homeowners
• Duluth residents recognized for community service with Golden Shovel Award
• Mark Rudolph 03/11
• Shannon Hoffman 03/11
• Robert Pape 03/11
• Open house set for new Hermantown chamber offices
• Carlton County sheriff: Victims were friends with suspects
• Missing Wisconsin Democratic senators now face fines
• Rukavina defends bill that gives IRRRB St. Louis County land
• Lawmakers eye reinstatement of Minnesota-Wisconsin tax reciprocity
• Wisconsin lawmakers attempt to outlaw fake caller IDs
• RNC ad airing in Wisconsin links Obama to 'union bosses'
• Superior man gets 6 days in jail for stealing change jar
• After near-collision, Minnesota family chases after driver
• Thieves steal pool table from Minnesota bar
• Growing data storage firm eyes Duluth for expansion
• Duluth foundry announces $10 million expansion
• Saint Patricks Day Concert and Party
• Body of missing McGregor man found in woods
• Media Advisory: News Conference Wednesday, March 2, 2011
• Walker proposes deep cuts for schools in Wisconsin budget plan
• Body of missing McGregor man found in Aitkin County
• Aurora snowmobiler hit by pickup at Taconite Trail
• DA: No criminal investigation into Wisconsin governor, Dems
• Wisconsin committee suspends wind energy regulations
• Onstreet fee would free up parking problems
• St. Louis County highway to move for Minntac expansion
• Some Republican officials have the right financial goal but chose the wrong method
• Wisconsin GOP Senate leader meets with some missing Democrats
• Investigators: Kids were left alone before deadly Texas day care fire
• Cookie sales barred at Girl Scouts founder's home
• Duluth store simply switches brands of synthetic marijuana to avoid ban
• Swarm of earthquakes plagues Arkansas town
• Snowmobiler killed in Bayfield County
• Minnesota deficit drops $1.2 billion
• Finalists picked for UWS chancellor job
• Minnesota cuts moose hunting permits in half
• Missing snowmobiler found unhurt
• BWCAW reservation fee drops, but user fee remains the same
• After a fast start, Duluth winter turned average
• Snowy owl flies free in Superior after rehabilitation
• Tuesday's forecast: Sun, then chance of flurries
• Report calls Minnesota permitting slow, duplicative
• New facilities offer much to students, staff and community
• Things can't get much worse here in the 'Land of Plenty'!
• Watch out, Duluth: UMD dispatching 300 to serve you
• Judge orders Wisconsin Capitol open to general public
• Statement from Mayor Ness on Cirrus merger
• Snowmobiler killed in Bayfield County
• DNR decides not to make radio-collared bears off-limits to hunters
• Four finalists chosen for UWS chancellor position
• Wisconsin Gov. Walker stops in Superior to sell his bill
• Injured snowy owl cared for, released in Superior
• Wisconsin Senate leader ups pressure on missing Democrats
• Minnesota cuts moose hunting permits in half
• Wisconsin union files labor complaint over bargaining
• Cirrus CEO and Oberstar say jobs will stay in Duluth
• Bemidji-born sex symbol Jane Russell dead at 89
• West Texas wildfires scorch 80,000 acres, burn dozens of homes
• Copper thieves strike Minnesota firefighters museum
• Last surviving U.S. veteran of World War I dies at age 110
• Wisconsin's Democratic senators work from afar for deal
• Adopting a helpful attitude, volunteers keep Iron Range, other cities spruced up
• Duluth councilor proposes Proctor land trade
• Solon stays in motion with new coffee venture
• Construction zone: Duluth Edison charter school
• Monday's forecast: Sunshine to brighten outlook
• Police won't boot protesters from Wisconsin Capitol
• Seminars on kitchen remodeling offered
• 1200 Fund more than met its job-creation goal in Duluth
• Minnesota gets $1.2 billion in good news
• Biz Buzz for Feb. 28, 2011
• Oil is key to Minnesota's economic condition
• Hundreds of protesters defy deadline to leave Wisconsin Capitol
• Wisconsin officials prepare to clear Capitol of protesters
• Officials warn that travelers at four U.S. airports may have been exposed to measles
• North Korea threatens to attack South Korea, U.S.
• Pawlenty tells Tea Party convention to 'take back our country'
• Bones of child dating back 11,500 years found in Alaska
• Minnesota man charged in string of church burglaries
• Two Harbors man pleads guilty in cat hoarding case
• A first-hand look at Wisconsin lawmakers' life on the lam
• Crosby mom, adopted daughter embrace foster care
• Faces & Names: Medical exam ordered for Etta James
• St. Scholastica grad is behind many faces in 'True Grit'
• Robin Washington column: In search of white Washingtons
• Early morning fire damages home on Duluth's 16th Avenue East
• Political Notebook: Potential federal shutdown looms
• Oscars should offer some real suspense
• Protesters fill Madison streets
• Duluth Economic Development Authority Meeting Agenda for March 2, 2011
• Structure Fire @ 317 N. 16th Ave. E.
• Couple rescued after 4 days in snowbound SUV
• Woman injured while chasing her runaway car in downtown Duluth
• Witnesses: Hummer driver willfully ran over man in North Dakota
• Body found inside burning home; suspect arrested for homicide
• Wisconsin farmer accused of setting off pipe bomb at marina
• Man poses as mascot for marriage proposal at Minn. prep basketball game
• Police: Man breaks into Minnesota Pizza Hut, fries up wings
• Matters of Record
• Former North Shore hockey star now a pilot on cable TV show
• Frank Burcar, Frank Bucar: Duluth natives have parallel lives, a letter apart
• Chance of rare snow causes flurry of excitement in San Francisco
• Officials to close Wisconsin Capitol on Sunday for cleaning; protesters say they'll stay
• Minnesota church organist retires after playing nearly every week for 63 years
• Bygones for February 26, 2011
• Eh?: Making it colder for the polar bears
• Man sentenced for role in Cloquet drug operation
• New Northrup book offers humor, history and a different perspective
• Jury finds Cloquet man guilty of arson
• City of Duluth Civil Service Board Meeting Minutes for January 11, 2011
• Authorities seek two sex offenders who fled Minnesota halfway houses
• City of Duluth Civil Service Board Meeting Agenda for March 1, 2011
• Duluth home damaged in fire
• Pathways to Computing 02/11
• Goodpaster Ethics 02/11
• Choking man's rescuers included two soldiers just returned to Superior
• Town of Superior family displaced by fire
• Wisconsin Assembly passes bill taking away union rights
• Wisconsin police association urges members to sleep at Capitol
• Team Jaeckel supports skier sidelined by ALS
• Duluth labor rallies for Wisconsin unions
• House votes to outlaw synthetic marijuana
• Mediacom objects to Lake County plan for fiber-optic project
• Duluth really is a cool city, focus group says
• Murphy Oil found to use toxic chemical
• Friday weather: Chilly weekend
• No clear challenger to Cravaack
• Trial date set for Duluth man accused of sexual assault of girl
• New contract includes wage freeze, curb on stand-by pay for city workers
• Results of Citizen Focus Groups Released
• Superior man rescued from choking
• Friend of skier who died will race in his place in Birkebeiner
• Troopers sent to homes of some Wisconsin Democrats
• Bygones for February 25, 2011
• Matters of Record
• Wisconsin Assembly roll call vote on budget bill
• Police to begin limiting access to Wisconsin Capitol
• Media invited to Duluth Police Department Recognition Ceremony
• Superior motel owner killed in Meadowlands crash
• Minnesota House approves crackdown on synthetic marijuana
• Matters of Record
• Wisconsin Capitol sleepovers will end Saturday
• Wisconsin Senate Republicans take up voter ID requirement
• Duluth labor rallies for Wisconsin unions
• Wisconsin troopers sent again to Democratic senators' homes
• Wisconsin Assembly Democrats meet with Walker official
• Minnesota Senate OKs faster permits
• City of Duluth Commission on Disabilities Meeting Agenda for March 2 , 2011
• Thursday weather: Here comes the deep freeze
• Poll says Northland favors EPA carbon regulation
• Solutions to End Poverty forum tonight
• Duluth mayor helps launch campaign for youth mental health center
• Federal maritime agency gathers Twin Ports input
• Autistic teen faces internal as well as external struggles
• Bill would ease limits on Range energy project
• Lake County Board hires new broadband managers
• Bygones for February 24, 2011
• Duluth American Indian Commission Meeting Agenda for February 28, 2011
• Bentleyville's scene-stealing steel tree coming down
• Prank call dupes Wisconsin governor
• Casino, race track sought for Range
• Structure Fire at 938 88th Ave. West
• Poll says Northlanders favor EPA carbon regulation
• Lake County Board finds broadband project manager
• Wisconsin Senate to take up bill on photo ID at polls
• Morning fire damages West Duluth home
• Wisconsin school officials asked to decide on layoffs
• Wisconsin governor pranked by caller posing as donor
• Federation of Wisconsin unions laying groundwork for strike
• No Wisconsin Democrats present for Senate session again
• Dozens of young people mob, steal from Minnesota gas station
• NW Wisconsin officials join statewide call on governor to reconsider bill
• Journalist recounts harrowing trek into Libya
• Wisconsin soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Mom gives birth in Kansas hospital elevator
• Florida sheriff: Fight over Girl Scout cookies leads to arrest
• Flood-prone bridge demolished by explosives (with video)
• Gadhafi's vow: Will fight to 'last drop of blood'
• Depression takes toll on youths in Northland
• Flu season hits peak in Northland, across the U.S.
• Melin sworn in as Minnesota House member
• St. Louis County Board reconsiders night meetings
• Members of Superior Days delegation sign letter opposing Walker bill
• Investor group seeks land for Iron Range racetrack
• Shades of Wisconsin: Dems leave Indiana House, stalling GOP labor bills
• Minnesota supermarket roof collapses after snowstorm
• St. Louis County Board reconsiders night meetings
• Minnesota court clerk accused of taking bribes to dismiss tickets
• American killed by pirates graduated from Wis. school
• Mother, 2 daughters killed in Minnesota crash
• Two snowmobilers go through ice on Minnesota lake
• Shell Lake, Wis., man dies in mobile home fire
• Duluth college calls for public input
• Knife River native survives New Zealand earthquake
• Four American hostages killed by pirates
• At least 65 killed in New Zealand earthquake
• Did you miss seeing the wind whipping the Lift Bridge tarps? Watch these videos.
• Eh?: Where to drop a wallet, and names for Lily's cubs
• Study: Climate change extends Midwest ragweed season
• Wisconsin governor plans 'fireside chat' speech tonight
• Superior Days proceed, unfazed by protests in Madison
• Wisconsin governor's plan may tilt political playing field
• Skier who died at Spirit Mountain is identified
• Ex-GOP lawmakers win University of Minnesota board seats
• Dead skier was training for Birkie
• Walker to Democrats: 'Time to come home'
• Some Lake Superior sightseers like it cold
• Northeast Entrepreneur Fund lays off 7 people
• Minnesota House committee eats up 'cheeseburger bill'
• Community Day Spring 2-11
• Entrepreneur fund lays off seven in Northeastern Minnesota
• Skier killed on Lake Superior identified as Dundas, Minn., man
• 'Cheeseburger bill' clears 1st Minnesota House panel
• Wisconsin GOP, absent Democrats refuse to give an inch
• Wisconsin GOP leader: No vote without Democrats
• Protesters gather outside Wisconsin Capitol despite cold
• Film producer dead at 39
• Walker says he won't accept compromise
• Tickets, coupons among uses for tap-to-pay phones
• Two West Point cadets rescued in daring nighttime helicopter operation
• Skier found dead on frozen Lake Superior after apparent hit-and-run
• Mom suspended from work for taking call from Marine son in Afghanistan
• Today's holiday closings for Presidents Day
• Minneapolis-bound Delta flight forced to make emergency landing
• Winds rip at Duluth's Aerial Lift Bridge project
• Duluth housing advocates excited about renovation of historic fire hall
• Superior Days heads to Capitol: Will anyone listen?
• Monday weather: Another cool-down this week
• Faces & Names: Neeson's 'Unknown' wins weekend box office race
• Wisconsin GOP ups pressure on Democrats to return and vote
• Excuse notes from doctors at Madison protests draw scrutiny
• Minneapolis declares snow emergency
• States, including Minnesota, review security after Arizona shootings
• Man hit, killed by light-rail train in Minneapolis
• Storm cancels hundreds of flights in Twin Cities
• Excuse notes from doctors at protests draw scrutiny
• Wisconsin GOP ups pressure on Democrats to return and vote
• Gawboy film uses painting, drawing and photos to depict Ojibwe and Finnish American life of Northeast Minnesota
• Matuszak clan had to try something different and change
• Why the Twins will thrive in 2011 - and why they won't
• Cartoon by Donny Frank Morris For the Budgeteer News
• Raising children? The IRS will give you credit for parenthood
• Wisconsin man killed by tire that dislodged from bus
• Lost dog is found 700 miles away
• At least 20 firefighters hurt battling NYC blaze
• 3-6 inches of snow forecast for Twin Ports today
• Arizona girl hurt when bounce house blows away
• Wisconsin boy dies while skiing on Spirit Mountain
• Why do people protest?
• Holiday Closings for Presidents Day
• Walker rejects unions' offer; protest crowd swells to 70,000
• Hundreds take the plunge to raise money for Special Olympics
• Sunday weather: Snow could shake us up
• Fond du Lac band shows resolve amid recession
• Minnesota tax plan raises the question: What is rich?
• Political notebook: DFL likely to challenge regent selection
• 12 year old Wisconsin boy dies after skiing accident
• Wisconsin man killed after vehicle breaks through ice
• Strong winds topple National Christmas Tree
• Bachmann in S.C., says she's glad to be in a 'GOP paradise'
• Eelpout Festival under way on Leech Lake
• Wisconsin Gov. Walker ignores employees' concession offer
• Report: Pirates capture 4 Americans off Somali coast
• Aide's manuscript paints unflattering picture of Palin
• Winter storm watch issued for Duluth, points south
• Wisconsin boy dies while skiing on Spirit Mountain
• Duluth Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda for February 22, 2011
• Accused attempted escapee from Moose Lake sex offender program: 'Please don't send me back'
• Missing dog ad reunites owner, pet before notice is placed
• Saturday weather update: Partly cloudy
• Obama, Dayton target aid to Duluth poor
• Trickle of leads in Cromwell double homicide yields no arrests
• Eh?: Ness won't drink the water
• Superior teachers nix plans for protest sickout
• Wisconsin protest hits 40,000 - but no resolution
• Federal agencies prepare for GOP cuts
• Bygones for February 19, 2011
• Northland expected to miss heavy snow
• Pro-labor protesters in Wisconsin aim to keep the peace
• Matters of record
• Pro-Walker protesters arriving in Madison
• Parks and Recreation Winter Break Skating
• Moose Lake escapees ask judge to keep them in jail
• Jauch says Democratic senators will delay return to Wisconsin
• Capitol crowd reaches 40,000
• Crowds continue to pack into Wisconsin Capitol
• Fallen tree leads to power outage in Duluth neighborhood
• Superior teachers, retired UWS professor travel to Capitol
• Can troopers arrest Wisconsin senators?
• Live coverage of Wisconsin protests
• Taser fails to slow Alaska moose with rope around neck
• Kidney transplanted into wrong patient at California hospital
• Minn. House backs move toward more nuclear power
• Delta adding Duluth flights
• Minnesota's moose herd continues decline
• Q&A: An explanation of the controversial Wisconsin labor legislation
• Study: Working moms' kids have more health problems
• Cable man faces 10 child porn charges
• Cliffs reports record revenue
• Community Development Committee Meeting Agenda For February 22, 2011
• Environmental groups question pipeline safety in Northland
• Duluth families' mission: Reduce their carbon footprint
• Friday's weather: Colder, with flurries
• Think spring - it's legal
• Sex offenders: 'Please don't send me back' to Moose Lake
• Matters of record
• Hundreds of Wisconsin protesters spend night in Capitol
• Meeting Topic "Vehicle Prowls: What can you do?"
• Police asking for Help in Identifying Theft Suspect
• Local Law Enforcement having 12th Annual Duluth Polar Plunge to raise money for Special Olympics
• Wisconsin Democratic senators remain in Illinois
• Wisconsin Sen. Jauch: 'I feel a little like O.J. Simpson'
• Minnesota's moose herd continues decline
• Iowa wrestler refuses to compete against girl, gives up shot at state title
• Minnesota job openings up more than 30 percent in 4Q
• Fog causes cancellation of some Duluth flights
• Wisconsin governor calls for Democratic senators to return
• Former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice dies
• St. Cloud, Minn., student struck, injured by school bus
• Actor who played Uncle Leo on 'Seinfeld' dies at 88
• Wisconsin police cuff Capitol protester
• Duluth man pleads guilty to cocaine charge
• Protesters cheer Wisconsin Assembly Democrats
• Democrats no-shows at Wisconsin Capitol ahead of union vote
• DNTV: Politicians, area leaders talk Duluth Days
• Wisconsin swept up in protests
• Range program grooms leaders-in-training
• Thursday's weather: Cloudy, still warm
• Former St. Louis County employee accused of fraud in taking public aid
• Details of 2011 shipping season announced
• Minnesota students rally for tuition increase cap
• Minnesota Gov. Dayton defends tax increase in budget plan
• Minnesota lawmakers seek input on drawing new political maps
• Citizens introduce new lawmakers to Duluth, St. Louis County
• Records topple as temperatures soar in the Northland
• Boat enthusiasts are back on board
• Mayor's Night Scheduled for February 22
• Chief Gordon Ramsay announces a new monthly on-line Duluth Police Newsletter
• 39th Avenue West and Michigan Street Closed to Traffic
• Matters of record
• Aiken 02-11
• India Expo 02-11
• Virginia man stabbed by family member
• Cable man charged with possessing child porn
• Sinkhole closes Lincoln Park roads
• Minnesota students rally for tuition increase cap
• Warmth breaks records across the Northland
• Sled dog race becomes fight for survival for some teams
• Duluth enjoyed record tourism take in 2010
• Should Duluth annex Proctor?
• Muralist at St. Scholastica invites different strokes from different folks
• Wednesday weather: Feels like spring
• School Board will ask voters for tax hike
• Dog vs. deer? It might have been
• Duluth, St. Louis County invade St. Paul this week for annual lobbying event
• Minnesota DNR wants to raise license fees for hunting, fishing
• Man hurt at Morgan Park service station
• Dayton's budget a mixed bag
• Minn. governor's budget highlights
• Bygones for Feb. 16, 2011
• DNTV: Duluth and St. Louis County Days at the Capitol
• Duluth police credit fines, cooperation with drop in false alarms
• Minn. Gov. Dayton makes budget pitch in Duluth
• Matters of record
• Water main work planned for February 17
• News Conference with information on False Alarm Ordinance results
• From Highlands to the Islands 02-11
• Campbell 02-11
• DNR proposes Minnesota license fee increases
• Duluth police investigate report of stabbing
• Duluth man says he saw dog attacking deer
• Astro Bob blog: Comet closeups have arrived!
• St. Louis River Alliance seeking stewards for awards
• Subway, Midwest gas station chain fight over word "footlong"
• Minnesota ice fishing tourney has 2,200 anglers - but no fish
• Wisconsin motorists warned to stop driving on frozen lake
• Madison police: Man had blood-alcohol level seven times legal limit
• Wolves killing more dogs, livestock in Wisconsin
• Allegiant to suspend Duluth-Orlando flights
• Former UMD football player pleads guilty in fracas at Duluth restaurant
• Tuesday's weather: We're still above average
• If you go: Rallies against Gov. Scott Walker's budget plan
• Anoka County fire that killed couple ruled accidental
• Where the students are the curriculum
• Pets of the Week for Feb. 15
• Wisconsin unions vow to fight Walker's budget plan
• Polaris, Arctic Cat co-founder dies in Grand Rapids
• Walker releasing budget at business
• Eh? Iron Range native on NBC's 'Today Show'
• Nearly mailed puppy ready for adoption
• Matters of record
• Minnesota man gets life-saving gift from fiancee
• Minnesota man sentenced for ferret-farm raid
• Asbestos concerns close some schools in Minnesota
• Voters to narrow Supreme Court candidate field
• Ham Lake fire that killed couple ruled accidental
• 'Never missed a Super Bowl' club member dies
• Biz Buzz for Feb. 14, 2011
• Family, friends provide update on Giffords' recovery
• Washington wildfire destroys 18 homes
• Johnson Bros. Furniture stores closing
• Construction zone: NAPA Auto Parts
• Monday's weather: Warmth to waft in for week
• Joint effort douses Allouez Taconite fire
• Sandstone woman with 9 DWI offenses arrested again
• Property Transactions for Feb. 14, 2011
• UWS job fair open to the community
• Bankruptcies for Feb. 14, 2011
• College of St. Scholastica adds marketing analysis studies
• Iron Range Job Fair set for March 22
• Laughing gas returning as option for laboring moms
• International Falls sets temperature record; slightly cooler this week
• Source: Obama to seek changes in Pell Grants
• Cravaack to headline Beltrami GOP convention
• Friends mourn Minnesota couple killed in house fire
• Wisconsin AFL-CIO ads attack Walker's union plan
• 4 die, 1 survives after boat capsizes off Louisiana coast
• Fire reported at Superior taconite facility
• Ron Paul wins conservatives' straw poll again
• Tonight's Grammys a high point for Duluth band Low
• Will Minnesota roll the dice on expanded gambling?
• Dylan slated to perform at Grammy Awards
• Faces & Names: Taylor treated for congestive heart failure
• Nearly 100 turn out to talk state spending with Duluth-area legislators
• Three-way race to fill Sertich seat in Minnesota Legislature on Tuesday
• Sunday weather update: Warm weather kicks out cold
• It's 20 below. Why do we live here?
• Insiders shed light on Mubarak's last bid to stay in power
• Where the District 5B candidates stand on some key issues
• Minnesota pair named state's longest married at 73 years
• House fire displaces Superior family
• Percussion Ensembles 02/11
• 2 bodies found after fire destroys Minnesota home
• 3 die in Wisconsin snowmobile crashes
• Minnesota high school athletes face charges for alleged hazing
• Fire in Superior displaces family
• Matters of Record
• Hoyt Lakes man dies in accident near Biwabik
• Teenager faces gun charges stemming from Hibbing incident
• Hecker asks for Duluth prison term
• Brookston house destroyed by fire
• Locals from Middle East rejoice over the end of Mubarak reign
• Cloquet man pleads guilty to burglary
• Leadership profile released for new Duluth superintendent
• Duluth police arrest 3 suspects in car prowl
• Museum will preserve Proctor's railroad history
• Wisconsin governor says he won't bargain with unions
• Piece by piece, Pierre makes final voyage
• Mubarak steps down, and Egypt becomes free
• Today's Northland weather update: Warm weekend, some snow
• Former Superior High School teacher sentenced on porn charge
• Warmer by the Lake tomorrow Saturday, February 12th
• Police Arrest Suspects in Vehicle Prowl
• Trails and Bikeways Master Plan Public Meeting Scheduled
• Wisconsin governor says he won't negotiate with unions
• Child playing with lighter starts Brainerd fire
• Gas prices highest ever for this time of year
• Brookston home destroyed by fire
• Duluth police nab car prowlers in the act
• Around the world, applause and hope for Egyptians
• Obama learns of Mubarak resignation in Oval Office
• Duluth City Council eliminates parking appeals for landlords
• UMD physics professor builds legacy for biodiversity
• Minnesota Senate votes to freeze pay for school workers
• Duluth woman charged in sister's stabbing
• Bond set in Sawyer County bar burglary
• Sam Cook: Foreign exchange teaches big lessons
• Duluth Central one-act play team makes state their stage
• Can Pierre the Voyageur survive a mile-long move in Two Harbors?
• Today's Northland weather update: Warmer weather on the way
• Duluth man accused of shooting himself faces 3 charges
• Dayton vetoes $900M in cuts
• Former diplomat in Duluth says Mubarak missed his moment
• AFSCME ratifies contract with city of Duluth
• Mubarak exit sets off celebrations across Mideast
• Mubarak resigns, hands power to military
• Matters of record
• Duluth man fights defamation suit by doctor he criticized
• Dayton vetoes $900 million Minnesota budget cut
• Senate approves pay freeze for Minnesota schools
• Test gets almost 1 in 5 syphilis cases wrong
• Egypt's Mubarak transfers power to vice president
• Budget-cut bill heads to Dayton
• Hayward teen, recovered from shooting, appears on burglary charges
• Duluth police had early doubts about Lakeside shooting story
• Duluth man sentenced for auto-body fire crimes
• Outreach session on Great Lakes shipping set for Feb. 23
• Woman jailed after sister stabbed in face
• Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton's State of the State Address
• Dayton asks lawmakers for 'shared solutions'
• New Lt. Gov. Prettner-Solon serving as legislative liaison
• Saved on the ice, Duluth referee back on feet
• AFSCME members ratify tentative contract with Duluth
• Matters of Record
• Pawlenty responds to Dayton's criticism
• Bone-marrow donor found for Proctor cancer patient
• Teen held after gunfire incident in Hibbing
• Wisconsin parents convicted in prayer death want new trials
• Military radar sought for northern drug crackdown
• Black History Month 02/11
• Marketing Analytics 02/11
• Minnesota nurse charged with taking painkiller from patient
• Questions remain after Wells Fargo ATM outage
• Construction work set for Arrowhead Road at Rice Lake Road
• Dayton seeks no-shutdown pledge in State of State
• Duluth-based Cirrus fined for hazardous waste violations
• First lady says Obama has quit smoking
• Eh?: La Pointe is la-losing ground
• Lake County Board dumps fiber optic broadband companies
• Superior man gets 20-day sentence for sexual assault
• Superior man faces charges in car chase, beating
• Bygones for February 9, 2011
• Duluth care facility employee accused of theft from vulnerable adults
• St. Louis County joins in Bois Forte housing project
• UMD lays bare strengths and weaknesses as it plans for future
• Wednesday's weather: A slight warm-up
• Matters of Record
• Weinstein 02/11
• Minnesota DNR head names assistant commissioners
• Minnesota DNR commissioner announces hirings
• Duluth mayor and wife have 3rd child
• Minnesota GOP voter ID measure passes first Capitol hurdle
• Predatory offender meeting set for Virginia
• Bong center seeks to do education outreach
• Stray cat rescued from cold in Duluth
• Tuesday's weather: Sunny and cold
• School board finds no painless method to cutting budget
• Jailhouse fight leads to attorney change
• Fire destroys home in Biwabik Township
• Wind will be the worst of coming cold snap in Northland
• Legislators set town hall meeting in Duluth
• Eh?: Former Duluth DJ is a real cupcake
• Special Duluth City Council meeting to focus on rental property parking
• Money needed to fly World War II veterans to Washington, D.C.
• Matters of Record
• Minnesota bill ups penalties for harming police dogs
• Unprecedented look at archdiocese finances in Wisconsin
• Lawmakers' father picked to head Wisconsin state patrol
• Arrowhead Road to reopen
• Northland snowmobile tour raises $650,000 for ALS
• Northern Minnesota wind chills brutal into morning
• 'Crazy' dance upsets mental-health advocates
• Minnesota woman who tried to mail puppy won't get it back
• Wisconsin governor puts budget shortfall at $3.6 billion
• Video from Ely den cam shows bear cub hanging on sibling's face
• Auto ads get most buzz among Super Bowl commercials
• Wisconsin Senate to take up car insurance bill
• Senator, representatives from Duluth to hold town-hall meeting
• Biz Buzz for Feb. 7, 2011
• Bankruptcies for Feb. 7, 2011
• Duluth's SCS Interiors weathers aviation downturn with return to core clients
• Competition seeks energy-efficient design for Proctor home
• Bygones for Feb. 7, 2011
• Horoscopes for Feb. 7, 2011
• Political notebook: So far, so good between GOP and Dayton
• Duluth City Council considers new rental restrictions in zone near colleges
• Iran opens trial for Americans accused of spying
• Orders increase for hydraulic attachment business in Superior
• What's that business? MAC Sport and Marine
• Property Transactions for Feb. 7, 2011
• Meeting set in Virginia for Level 3 predatory offender
• Duluth's Arrowhead Road closed
• Iran opens trial of three American hikers
• Pilot rescued by snowmobilers after plane crashes in Wisconsin
• Anglers rescued after two ATVs break through Lake Superior ice
• Duluth school district troubled by downward enrollment
• Northland residents who stutter praise 'The King's Speech'
• Speech competition draws hundreds to Duluth Central
• 1 killed, 1 injured in Bayfield County snowmobile accidents
• Faces & Names: Asner glad to be the 'crab' again
• Sunday weather: snow showers
• Klobuchar hopes for 'grace period' before next campaign
• 1 killed, 3 injured in semi-vehicle crash in Pine County
• Man convicted of molestation pulls gun in North Dakota courtroom
• Wisconsin man will miss first Super Bowl in 44 years
• Skate with the Bulldogs at Amsoil Arena
• Red River bridge demolished by explosives (with video)
• Matters of record
• Wisconsin liquor store theft suspect hits employee who called 911
• Two women ejected from runaway dogsled near Brainerd
• Man sentenced in May assault case
• Eh? for Feb. 5, 2011
• Saginaw man dies after Highway 2 crash
• Bygones for February 5, 2011
• Duluth Armory gets a million bucks
• Lakewood family facing rare cancer diagnosis
• Duluth man again charged with sexually assaulting minor
• New church in Lincoln Park hopes to pump up worship
• Woodland eighth-grader's study on the effects of MSG on mealworms earns her a spot at regional science fair
• Buble will play Amsoil Arena
• Cloquet police arrest 2 after finding marijuana-growing operation
• Saturday weather: Mild weekend
• One killed, one injured in Bayfield County snowmobile accidents
• DECC Skating Party Sunday, Febuary 6th
• Parks and Recreation Adult Softball Registration Now Open
• Parks and Recreation Slow Pitch Umpires Needed
• Web Server
• Lyris, Enterprise ListManager
• Spotlight on Adam Moren
• IT Policy Update
• WebVista to Moodle Transition Update
• Changes to Filtering Phish Email Messages
• Active Directory Project Ramps Up
• Google Calendar and UMCal
• Everyone into Google Apps by June 30, 2011
• Wisconsin boy shoots 9-year-old sister in apparent accident
• Falling ice injures at least 6 at Cowboys Stadium
• Obama to visit U.P. next week
• Wisconsin man survives hours buried in snow
• 911 transcript in Lakeside shooting
• Train derails near DM&IR ore docks in Lincoln Park
• City of Duluth Human Rights Commission Agenda for February 9, 2011
• City of Duluth Commission on Disabilities Meeting Minutes for January 5 , 2011
• Super Bowl ad frenzy extends far beyond game
• False-accusing Duluth man claimed black man shot him
• Friday's weather: Look out for wintry mix
• Yearlong investigation leads to Cloquet drug bust
• Matters of Record
• Dayton plans to increase school funding
• Gym roof collapses at Minnesota church
• Public meeting to discuss West Duluth/Spirit Valley rezoning
• Superior officer pleads not guilty to assault
• Neglect led to Duluth nursing home resident's fall
• Forum for House 5B candidates Wednesday in Hibbing
• Sex offender sentenced for assault on roommate
• Couple goes to Duluth mall to do taxes, gets locked in store
• Moose Lake sex offender sentenced for assaulting roommate
• Train cars fall off tracks near West Duluth overpass
• Project narrows Anderson Road for coming week
• Essentia to take over SuperiorHealth clinics, pharmacies
• Wisconsin Senate confirms Ross to state position
• New Iron Range Resources Board announced
• Charter schools face threat of closure
• Republicans question Melin's residency in District 5B
• Omnimax to show last films March 5-6
• Ryan Anderson wins Beargrease race in close finish
• Saddled with debt? It's a common plight in Duluth and Superior
• Bill would let liquor stores sell on Sunday
• Matters of Record
• PolyMet no longer plans to produce copper metal at Hoyt Lakes plant
• Anderson Road reduced to one lane starting February 4
• Jane Mayer 02/11
• Minnesota senate votes to allow nuclear power plants
• Anderson Road to narrow this Friday
• Superior's Ross confirmed by Wisconsin senate
• United Way of Greater Duluth Newsletter - January 2011
• Bemidji newspaper building hit by gunfire
• Developers lay out grand vision for bayfront
• After election upset, real work begins for Cravaack
• Sled dog team forges ahead after brush with snowmobile
• Mubarak won't seek new term; crowds shout 'go now'
• Wednesday weather update: Clear and chilly
• Lakeside man takes plea in sexual threat case
• Upper Peninsula police make drug bust
• Wisconsin Gov. Walker targeting state worker benefits
• St. Louis County picks Lake Assault for ice rescue air boat
• Democrats spent heavily en route to Minnesota governor win
• Obama: Egypt's Mubarak must begin transition now
• Bygones for Feb. 2, 2011
• New Iron Range Resources Board named
• Matters of Record
• Wisconsin DNR offers public meetings on moth spraying
• Minnesota company buys 2 bankrupt South Dakota dairies
• Scores of flights canceled in Madison, Milwaukee
• Wisconsin superintendent denied public defender
• Duluth man faces meth charges in Douglas County court
• Mushers neck-and-neck as Beargrease finish nears
• Shots fired at Bemidji newspaper building for second time in a month
• DECC Skating Party Sunday, February 6th
• Alleged Victim in Shooting Charged with 3 Felonies
• Student stabbed with scissors outside Wisconsin school
• Timberwolves to announce Target Center renovation
• Writers with local ties receive Minnesota Book Award nominations
• Eh?: Winter freak-out warning
• Fire reported at United Taconite in Forbes
• Republicans quickly reject Dayton bonding plan
• A true Superior dive takes a bow on TV
• Duluth police say man fabricated story of Lakeside shooting
• Park Point pummeled by snow
• Mostly fix-up projects for Northland included in governor's bonding plan
• Tuesday's weather: North winds keep things cold
• Former Proctor cop sentenced to probation
• Community of volunteers keeps Beargrease sled dog race on track
• T-shirt linked to double-homicide
• Close call between snowmobile and Beargrease musher
• Matters of Record
• MnSCU chancellor finalists face public interviews
• Gov. Walker to mix bad news and good in State of State
• Tips to limit drunken driving after Super Bowl
• Minnesota firefighter accused of using Facebook for sex crime
• Brian Matuszak: How come I never get to see the cool stuff?
• Government advising Americans to drastically cut salt intake
• Learning Norwegian on the Web? Ja!
• DNTV: Who are the Mystery Mushers?
• Yaeger-Bischoff named as new Duluth Budgeteer editor
• Faces & Names: Jackson 'doing well' after surgery
• Biz Buzz for Jan. 31, 2011
• Duluth property transactions for Jan. 31, 2011
• Wisconsin task force charged 20 vote-fraud cases
• Bankruptcies for Jan. 31, 2011
• Iran summons American woman for Feb. 6 trial
• MnSCU selects 2 finalists for chancellor
• Beargrease videos
• Park Point pummeled by lake-effect snow
• Latest Beargrease race results
• Minnesota man killed in snowmobile collision
• Train crash in Germany kills at least 10, injures dozens
• Mother, 2 kids, boyfriend ID'd as North Dakota shooting victims
• Wisconsin worker hospitalized after being impaled on metal rod
• Looters rip heads off 2 mummies at Egyptian Museum
• Column: Want to keep aviation Hall in Duluth? Plug it in
• Warm-weather moms enjoy an icy ride with Duluth sled dogs
• Sunday weather update: The cold will return
• Vikings stadium bill likely to be back soon
• Egyptians united - in rage
• If you're battling student loan debt, there is help available
• Democrats endorse Melin in state House race
• Fire Sprinkler Controls Fire
• Minnesota school district, lesbian teens settle pep rally dispute
• Democrats endorse Melin in state House race on Iron Range
• Charlie Sheen in rehab; production of his TV show on hold
• Delta worker cited for allegedly stealing iPhone at Twin Cities airport
• Matters of Record