Two streetlight banners for a marathon with one of the banners featuring artwork of a champion runner.
Two streetlight banners for a marathon with one of the banners featuring artwork of a champion runner.
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St. Paul man charged with threatening Mayor Her in wake of political assassinations
Kaohly Her was a legislator at the time and it happened soon after Melissa Hortman was killed
Prosecutors say defendants crossed line; critics call charges political intimidation
Prosecutors say defendants crossed line; critics call charges political intimidation
America 250: 50 years ago today - June 15, 1976
Here are the headlines from the front page of the Duluth News Tribune on June 15, 1976
Showers return as we head into the start of the week
While we have plenty of sunshine and some 70s early on, by the evening we are tracking the return of rain as well as a few rumbles of thunder.
Bygones: Duluth hospitals banned smoking 20 years ago
Both St. Luke's and SMDC planned in 2006 to shut down their smoking areas within a year.
Flag Day demonstration connects Twin Ports
Hundreds of participants gathered for the Hands Across the Richard I. Bong Memorial Bridge rally in a show of democracy.
12 elite racers to watch for at the 50th Grandma's Marathon
The News Tribune highlights the top contenders among the elite fields of runners and racers for the 50th Grandma's Marathon and 36th Garry Bjorklund Half Marathon on June 20.
Timeline shifts for Duluth’s ALC status restoration
The Duluth Public Schools’ Area Learning Center was found to be operating out of compliance with state regulations, according to a May 5 announcement from the district.
New businesses ready to kick off summer in Duluth
Voyageur Donuts, Sabor by Pedro's and Dannie Duluth's second location join the Lincoln Park, Canal Park and Woodland neighborhoods.
Details on contract extensions for women’s basketball coach Dawn Plitzuweit, AD Mark Coyle
Plitzuweit’s extension was triggered by the Gophers’ first NCAA tournament appearance since 2018
Our View: It's Flag Day — give a flap, flap a flag
From the editorial: "Old Glory doesn't seem to mind that so few of us remember or commemorate Flag Day. ... (It) just keeps waving proudly."
Staying present, finding rituals matter after loss of a beloved pet
Dogs bring out the best in us. My social media feeds are loaded with reels and stories of golden retrievers. And while they may not be my dogs, they help soften the edges and bring a sense of calmness.
Gerald Herbert Graham
Gerald “Jerry” Herbert Graham, age 85, of Duluth, MN, passed away peacefully on May 20, 2026, at Bayshore Care Center.
Superior National Forest to lift campfire restrictions
The fire restrictions will be lifted on Friday, June 12, after the termination of the current emergency forest order.
UMD students facing 4.6% cost increase
The University of Minnesota's Board of Regents is expected to vote on the budget, which includes a 3.8% tuition increase across all campuses, before the end of the month.
Boelter pleads guilty in lawmaker shootings, agrees to life sentences
The plea change comes after a deal with the feds ruled out the death penalty for Boelter.
Minnesota will resume payments to some Medicaid providers disenrolled during revalidation push
More than half of the state's high-risk service providers lost their ability to bill Medicaid for services last week, following the Minnesota Department of Human Service's revalidation campaign.
Bygones: Ordean school cornerstone was laid 100 years ago
The new junior high school cost $500,000 in 1926. It would become East High School in 1950, then Ordean-East Middle School in 2011.
Northland Outdoor Forecast: A cool and breezy June weekend
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Ely to dedicate memorial for miners
The names of 218 men who died in the iron mines that operated from 1888 to 1967 are etched into two large granite stones. The memorial will be dedicated Sunday afternoon at the Pioneer Mine.
One year later: Minnesota lawmakers reflect on lasting impacts of June 14
A look at the enduring effects of the 2025 lawmaker shootings, from security changes to the personal reminders of the loss that remain.
Our View: Cleaner St. Louis River worth celebrating
From the editorial: "'Once again, the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative has proven to be a vital investment in the health and future of the Great Lakes and their tributaries'."
UMD professor’s fabric recycler keeps old clothes out of landfills
UMD associate professor Abbie Clarke-Sather developed a small-scale textile shredder with the intent of combating fast fashion.