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Kombucha taproom finds a home in Duluth

It's the state's first, offering varieties of the tangy, fermented tea

In Duluth, vaccinations race to beat the next COVID-19 surge

Dr. Jonathan Shultz spoke with Donna Hipsher, a COVID-19 patient, before she received a monoclonal antibody infusion at the St. Luke’s Emergency Dep

Antibody treatment is encouraged for those qualified; 10,000 county residents have started vaccinations.

Duluth dredging project dumped 1970s aluminum shards on Park Point beach

FILE-A bulldozer pushed dirt along ark Point beach while the Mesabi Miner pulled into Duluth Harbor last fall. The bulldozing is part of an effort to

Environmentalists have argued the dredging project violates an old pact.

Pounded by the pandemic, Duluth shipping seeks rebound in 2021

The Edwin H Gott passed under the Aerial Lift Bridge in Duluth in August. Hampered by the pandemic, the Port of Duluth-Superior recorded its lowest to

The last months of the season were a bright spot in a historically down year.

Duluth bus fares dropping to encourage more rides after deep downturn

Some pass costs will fall to boost ridership, pending City Council approval.

Duluth's Zeitgeist Arts Cafe reopens with pop-ups in tow

Bar service and indoor dining resumes Friday.

What to drink this week at Twin Ports breweries

We are launching a weekly feature to tell you about what's new at the many breweries and cideries in the Twin Ports.

Sex offenders at Moose Lake protest after rash of COVID deaths

A large outbreak of the virus has fueled long-simmering tensions over civil liberties at the state program.

Minnesota briefs: 10 Hibbing businesses awarded loans to weather pandemic

Duluth gears up for Viking cruises in 2022

Officials hope the pandemic-stricken industry will come roaring back.

Grand Marais mayor's dog survives wolf attack

Wolves cornered Blue, a two-year-old Weimaraner, on a trail in the woods.

Blatnik Bridge between Duluth and Superior headed toward retirement, replacement

The bridge connecting Duluth and Superior is due for replacement

Duluth Chamber CEO David Ross retiring later this year

Ross has held the job for nearly 24 years.

Snow emergencies declared in Minneapolis, St. Paul

State's public, private colleges receive $300M in latest round of aid

Trooper at crash scene is injured after squad car is hit on I-694 by another vehicle

St. Paul district aims to establish online school

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With the largest concentration of hunting and fishing camps in Canada, the region of Ontario just north of Minnesota is especially hard hit by the closed border. And Minnesotans who take those trips feel targeted, too.

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Anderson: Duluth a prime tourism spot; does copper-nickel mining pose threat?

Last week, Duluth reported $12.4 million collected in tourism tax revenue, an all-time high. But industry, not tourism, has always been, and remains, among the city's primary economic drivers