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Beloved patriarch of the Chmielewski Funtime Band, the accordionist served in the Minnesota Senate from 1971-1997.
It'll be the first open judicial race in the district in over a decade, and the first for Duluth in more than a quarter-century.
Authorities believe Peter Michael Martin may be in danger and need assistance, according to search warrants.
Moriah Skye, aka stage name Robyn Graves, will perform at the Homegrown Music Festival with Campfire Tranarchists and Flip Arkulary.
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Rain moves in for Friday
A nice soaking rain will fall over Saturday and Sunday
By the time this air reaches the ground, it can be surprisingly strong and turbulent.
Mitchell's stepmother called 911, armed herself with a steak knife, and stayed on the line with the dispatcher for a short time until police arrived, according to the transcripts.
Also on today’s episode, NRRI gets $1.5M to study replacing fossil fuels in steelmaking.
Delays have frustrated faculty, staff and students, leading some to leave the college.
Greed, incest, murder and rattlesnakes tell the tale of a southern sharecropper turned barber turned murderer, executed in 1942.
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Fulfillment Distribution Center anticipates the closure and layoffs take effect on or around Oct. 31, 2024. In 2023, the plant was the 13th largest employer with 407 employees, according to the city.
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The basalt shared properties with a sample brought to Earth on Apollo 11, so researchers ground down the basalt into the very first lunar simulant.
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Anchorage took a 2-0 lead in their playoff series by winning in overtime.
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Artificial intelligence and video conferencing are tools Mayo Clinic has embraced, but a 75-year-old pneumatic tube system is still using forced air and brass tubes to move 10,000 packages a day.
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The Duluth News Tribune's 2023 Best of the Best Contest is a celebration of the best the Northland has to offer when it comes to businesses and organizations that make the Northland a better place to live.
