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As state officials raise the issue of redoing the Fifth Avenue West bridge, the Duluth Waterfront Collective has something to say about it.
Fellow councilors will be tasked with appointing his replacement.
A News Tribune examination of law enforcement training found local colleges hit hard in 2021-22, cutting new enrollments by half or more.
Local trades are stepping up recruitment efforts to keep pace with demand.
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Strong eruptions in the tropics have been known to cause cooling due to large amounts of sulphur dioxide being placed into the upper atmosphere.
In a lawsuit filed Thursday, Jan 20, in Hennepin County District Court, the restaurants and bars asked a judge to nullify the Minneapolis vaccine rule, arguing the policy is an undue burden on businesses that already suffered from restrictions earlier in the pandemic. The plaintiffs in the lawsuit include a Minnesota Jimmy John's franchisee and several Minneapolis bars including downtown's Gay 90's.
The St. Paul native was a counselor to troubled children before he got his start in comedy when he won first place in the Midwest Comedy Competition in 1981, according to Deadline.
Police said it likely would have taken about four pick-up loads to take that much copper.
A medical examiner determined that Ryan Moats, 41, died from heart failure, and prosecutors said they can't prove that James Edwards, 32, inflicted fatal injuries.
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State jobless rate fell to 3.1% in December
Greed, incest, murder and rattlesnakes tell the tale of a southern sharecropper turned barber turned murderer.
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Duluth East’s program is on top right now, but Greyhound parents have stepped up to help build other area programs.
Pediatric services will be available Mondays.
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