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Duluth police report six drug-overdose cases in 24 hours
Duluth police issued a warning Saturday night that there had been six drug-related overdose cases in the city in the previous 24 hours. None of those overdoses was fatal, the warning said, but "police are concerned for opioid users and warn of the risk of using these drugs as their...
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Dean Casperson (from left), Mary Casperson Kay, Carl Casperson, Kay Casperson Fore and Chris Casperson have been part of a family book club since 1998. The family was together late last month for Carl’s 90th birthday celebration. A plaque was placed at the Duluth Public Library honoring the family and Dean Casperson’s donations through the years. (Bob King / rking@duluthnews.com)
Duluth family continues book club started with mom — who always had them beat
When June Casperson became too ill to continue her love of reading after 2005, her family made a decision. They would retire the cup given to...
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College men's hockey: UMD suffers another shootout loss
No. 6-ranked Minnesota Duluth and No. 8-ranked Nebraska-Omaha battled to a 1-1 draw for the a second night in a row with the Mavericks scoring a 2-1 shootout win for the extra NCHC point tonight in front of 6,972 at Amsoil Arena. Senior wing Justin Crandall gave the Bulldogs...
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Victor Barnard, the Minnesota man who authorities allege ran a cult in Pine County that victimized young women, was arrested Friday in Brazil...
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Superior’s Beau Reder (22) slips the puck past Hudson goalie Jaron Daulton (1) to tie the game in the second period Saturday in Superior. (Jed Carlson / Superior Telegram)
Superior advances to state boys hockey tournament
The Hudson Raiders boys hockey team wore their dark jerseys and were listed as the home team, but there was no doubt in anybody’s mind who...
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Wisconsin-Superior women’s basketball coach Don Mulhern always budgets an extra half hour whenever he goes to a game with assistant Harold...
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UMD’s Ashleigh Brykaliuk (top) Bemidji State’s Stephanie Anderson become tangeled up in the second period Saturday at Amsoil Arena. (Brett Groehler / Minnesota Duluth)
UMD women win despite heavy hearts
For once, the non-renewal of head coach Shannon Miller’s contract was the last thing on the minds of the Minnesota Duluth women’s hockey...
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Cook County wants state to foot bill for special prosecutor in sex-crime case
ST. PAUL — The taxpayers of Minnesota’s Cook County could be on the hook for a big bill racked up during the 2013 prosecution of their county attorney for felony sex crimes. Without input or approval from county commissioners, a judge appointed a special prosecutor to avoid a...
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Sunday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Eyeing a chance of snow Tuesday
Early flurries will give way to a mix of clouds and sun. Highs today will climb into the low to mid-20s, but a gusty west wind will make it feel...
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Got a robe? Minnesota Supreme Court applicants sought
ST. PAUL — Applications are being accepted to fill a vacancy on the Minnesota Supreme Court bench because of the impending retirement of Justice Alan Page, according to an announcement Friday from Gov. Mark Dayton. Page, 69, will retire at the end of August after more than 20 years...
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The freighter Arthur M. Anderson is caught in ice near Conneaut, Ohio, on Feb. 19. Icebreaking vessels from the U.S. and Canadian coast guards worked to free the Anderson. (Canadian Coast Guard photo via the U.S. Coast Guard)
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The recent plight of a well-known lake freighter, and satellite images that show the Great Lakes once again almost entirely covered in ice, are...
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Brad Dearth, 40, has been suffering from a variety of mental illnesses stemming from traumatic brain injury sustained in a car accident when he was 7 years old. Dearth holds a brain scan that shows missing activity (lower right scan) in his brain. (Bob King / rking@duluthnews.com)
Duluth man chronicles his struggles with traumatic brain injury caused by childhood accident
Brad Dearth’s life changed forever in the few seconds it took two cars to collide. The 7-year-old left the hospital two months after his lifeless...
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