Lisa Kaczke
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Touchstone Awards honor Mark Boben for Gary-New Duluth work
Mark Boben of Duluth was recognized on Monday for his efforts to enhance the Gary-New Duluth neighborhood with the redevelopment of its recreational center."We truly, truly live in a giving community. It is humbling," Boben said. → Read More
St. Louis County gathering input on land use plan
St. Louis County's draft Comprehensive Land Use Plan that will provide a blueprint for county land decisions through 2035 is heading into the final steps before... → Read More
UMD planning new dorm, dining facilities
The University of Minnesota Duluth is planning to construct a new dorm building and a dining facility at a total estimated cost of $59 million.The proposal is in its infancy but was included in the six-year capital plan approved by the University of Minnesota Board of Regents' Finance and Operations... → Read More
Events to recount 1918 fires for 100th anniversary
The 1918 fires that devastated large swaths of land in several counties, including parts of Pine, Carlton and St. Louis counties, began 100 years ago on Friday. → Read More
Klobuchar-pushed bill will address opioid crisis
DULUTH —New legislation passed by Congress will make it easier for authorities to crack down on the sale and distribution of "analogue" drugs and close a legal loophole in the distribution of such drugs. → Read More
Klobuchar-pushed bill will address opioid crisis
DULUTH —New legislation passed by Congress will make it easier for authorities to crack down on the sale and distribution of "analogue" drugs and close a legal loophole in the distribution of such drugs. → Read More
Klobuchar-pushed bill will address opioid crisis
DULUTH —New legislation passed by Congress will make it easier for authorities to crack down on the sale and distribution of "analogue" drugs and close a legal loophole in the distribution of such drugs. → Read More
Jim Swenson remembered for Twin Ports philanthropy
Jim Swenson believed in paying forward the financial help he received in 1959 that allowed him to finish his chemistry degree at the University of Minnesota... → Read More
In Duluth, Klobuchar announces legislation that closes loophole in drug law
New legislation passed by Congress will make it easier for authorities to crack down on the sale and distribution of "analogue" drugs and close a legal loophole once used by Last Place on Earth. → Read More
UMD boosting efforts to prevent sexual misconduct
DULUTH — "Sexual assault stops when you step up," declares a new poster going up around the University of Minnesota Duluth.The posters are part of UMD's new public-awareness campaign, called "It Ends Here," aimed at providing intervention techniques to potential witnesses of sexual... → Read More
UMD boosting efforts to prevent sexual misconduct
"Sexual assault stops when you step up," declares a new poster going up around the University of Minnesota Duluth.The posters are part of UMD's new... → Read More
Old Proctor arena to become indoor turf field
Proctor's 46-year-old hockey arena will become defunct with the opening of a new arena next week, but it won't be sitting vacant.The Proctor school district is finalizing the purchase of the arena for $1 from the city of Proctor, with plans to convert it into an indoor sports practice facility. → Read More
St. Louis County offers first mineral royalties scholarships
St. Louis County commissioners said they hope the first disbursement of college scholarships funded by the county's mineral royalties this year will help retain... → Read More
House candidates debate the issues on Range
VIRGINIA — Candidates in four Minnesota House races vying to represent Northeastern Minnesota at the state Capitol took on the economy and partisan politics during the News Tribune's forum in Virginia on Monday. → Read More
Candidates discuss issues facing St. Louis County
VIRGINIA — St. Louis County's work to stem the opioid crisis and to address the number of children in out-of-home placements was up for debate on Monday. → Read More
County: Tower violated election laws in August primary
A St. Louis County investigation found the city of Tower didn't follow elections procedures during the Aug. 14 primary election, causing some votes to be invalidated that day. → Read More
St. Louis County approves preliminary levy
WUORI — The St. Louis County Board is one step closer toward finalizing its 2019 budget after approving its preliminary maximum property tax levy Tuesday.The... → Read More
County Board: Flap over Stauber's emails needs to end
WUORI — A Majority of St. Louis County commissioners are moving on from Commissioner Pete Stauber's use of his county board email address in less than two-dozen... → Read More
Duluth crowd opposes Kavanaugh's nomination
It's the responsibility of everyone to support and respect the needs of survivors of sexual assault survivors, PAVSA Executive Director Sara Niemi said."This... → Read More
St. Scholastica professor promotes peace
The 30th anniversary of the College of St. Scholastica's annual peace and justice lecture series is a gratifying milestone for Tom Morgan.St. Scholastica isn't... → Read More