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Iron Range teacher under review after telling county he 'would not be nice to any refugees'

Dozens of protesters stood in the rain Tuesday morning outside St. Louis County’s government services building in Virgnia, Minn.

Keewatin Elementary School teacher later apologized for the comments.

In Duluth, late-night protesters weren't outside agitators; 'That is us'

Protesters blocked off Central Avenue and had a street party where they danced, drank and smoked marijuana during the protest in Duluth on Saturday, M

Union protests in Duluth over Essentia's plan to lay off 900 employees

Around 50 vehicles drove down E. Fourth Street in Duluth on Monday, June 1, as they participated in a caravan protesting the layoffs of health care wo

Hundreds of health care workers are caught up in cutbacks due to COVID-19.

Duluth protests over George Floyd's death called unprecedented

A protestor confronted riot police on Central Ave Saturday after they made an arrest during the protest in Duluth. , MN on Saturday.

Police Chief Mike Tusken said in his 28 years on the force, he's never seen civil disobedience like what Duluth saw on Saturday in response to the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis police custody.

Destructive beetle larvae seized at International Falls port of entry

The Khapra can infest and decimate grain products and seeds.

Group proposes bold vision for I-35 in Duluth: Make it a parkway

Collective has unveiled a proposal to bridge Canal Park and downtown.

Here are 50 Duluth-area restaurants and breweries running takeout or delivery

Coronavirus has flipped the service industry on its head, but here are some local spots still operating.

In Duluth, ODs spike as pandemic decreases access to aid

The pandemic might be increasing the demand for dangerous drugs.

Duluth's Bayfront Blues Festival canceled and refunds put on hold

Ticketholders have to wait a year to request a refund.

Protests over George Floyd's death spread to Duluth

Amid anger and tension, a Duluth police officer read the names of people of color killed by police.

Minnesota judge rules 'Miracle on Ice' player competent to stand trial in assault case

Mark Pavelich was previously found to be 'mentally ill and dangerous' and committed to the state hospital.

Duluth restaurants are largely open for business, filling patios, sidewalks

Salons, operating at 25% capacity, have also reopened.

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Khapra beetle larvae, which can wreak havoc on grains and seeds, were intercepted at the International Falls port of entry in May.

Destructive beetle larvae seized at International Falls port of entry

Woman shot, killed on St. Paul's West Side; no arrests

Iron Range teacher under review after telling county he 'would not be nice to any refugees'

Hundreds gather as George Floyd family members head to memorial at Cup Foods

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Sports

Twins ground crew member Anders Lindberg, in October.

Twins' St. Peter: MLB 'closer to resolution than most people believe'

MLS players vote on owners' revised offer to play in World Cup-style tournament

How WCCO sports anchor Mike Max became a frontline reporter at the George Floyd protests

Vikings' Kendricks and Barr speak out against NFL on justice reform

Business

Dorsey & Whitney has ended its pro bono work with the Minneapolis City's Attorney's Office.

Dorsey & Whitney ends pro bono program with Minneapolis prosecution

3M names GE executive as new CFO

Minnesota companies cashing in on CARES Act business tax breaks

Schafer: All around Lake Street, hundreds of business owners now face difficult choices

Opinion

Demonstrators gather to protest the death of George Floyd on June 2 near the White House in Washington.

George Floyd's death is a failure of generations of leadership

Ellison can help build trust that justice will be served in Floyd case

A democracy in crisis needs Michelle Obama

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Mark Wheat introduced one of the bands at 89.3 the Current's birthday party at First Avenue in 2016.

DJ Mark Wheat signs off at 89.3 the Current after 15 years

4 popular Minneapolis restaurants halt takeout after staffers test positive for COVID-19

How WCCO sports anchor Mike Max became a frontline reporter at the George Floyd protests

Hook & Ladder operators see 'moral responsibility' after surviving Lake Street riots

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Dennis Anderson

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

Dennis Anderson

Anderson: Pheasants Forever works to keep the base fired up

The annual festival comes to the Twin Cities again this year. While it will arrive amid tough news for birds and habitat, the group stays on point.

Jim Souhan

Souhan: Star and 'bodyguard.' Cook not shy about crediting Ham

As running back Dalvin Cook emerged as the key to the Vikings offense this season, fullback C.J. Ham took on more and more responsibility for making things run well.