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Suspect in Break-ins Arrested
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 Duluth police have a 25-year-old man in custody, who they say admitted to being responsible for several break-ins across the city.
Updated: Nov 19, 04:45 PM |
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Deer Stuck in Glensheen Fence
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 The Duluth Fire Department had to use extraction equipment to free a deer that got stuck in the fence at the Glensheen Mansion.
Updated: Nov 20, 02:49 PM |
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Grant Waives Recount
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 Gordon Grant decided to waive Thursday's recount for Duluth's 4th district city council seat after only three of seven precincts had been re-counted.
Updated: Nov 19, 02:04 PM |
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Temporarily Closing Denfeld
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 If the school board votes to close Denfeld High School next school year, most of Duluth's certified teachers would have to reapply for their jobs in the Spring. The district and teacher's union say it's in an effort to keep things fair.
Updated: Nov 19, 10:14 AM |
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On Patrol
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 On any given day, there are people keeping an eye on your street, but they're not police officers. They are your neighbors and they're part of a group called, "The Citizen Patrol."
Updated: Nov 18, 11:02 PM |
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Belcourt Pleads Guilty
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 38-year-old Kenneth Anthony Belcourt of Cloquet pled guilty to two felony charges, and will be sentenced next month.
Updated: Nov 18, 05:24 PM |
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Whistling Bird Closed
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 The Whistling Bird, a popular restaurant in Gilbert has closed its doors.
Updated: Nov 18, 05:10 PM |
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Serious Hit and Run Pedestrian Crash in Hibbing
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 An 82-year-old Hibbing woman suffered serious injuries after being hit by a truck Tuesday evening. Police said the driver left the scene, and they continue to search for that person.
Updated: Nov 18, 08:07 PM |
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Body of Pilot Found in Plane Wreckage
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 Wreckage of a plane was spotted in a wooded area near Mahnomen on Tuesday. Andrew Lindberg's body was found inside when search crews made it to the site.
Updated: Nov 18, 11:19 AM |
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Mt. Iron-Buhl School Delayed
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 The Mt. Iron-Buhl school was delayed two hours on Wednesday, because of a bomb threat.
Updated: Nov 18, 05:27 PM |
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Missing Out on Unemployment
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 Some folks in the Northland are finding out they will be receiving less unemployment help, or don't qualify for the federal extensions on benefits.
Updated: Nov 17, 06:43 PM |
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Wiconsin Regulators Approve Electric Rate Increase
A three-month streak of falling unemployment has come to an end for Minnesota. The jobless rate is still below the national average.
A series of traffic accidents in southeastern Minnesota had emergency responders tied up for several hours yesterday. 
No date or timetable set for reopening. Not enough money is the reason for shutdown. Facility says 47 employees will be affected. 
Duluth's Central High School was put on lockdown for 10 minutes this morning. 
A medical task force is recommending women wait until age 50 to get mammograms, That advice is leaving Northland women feeling confused. 
The world's first iron nugget plant is scheduled to start rolling out their product, in mid-December. 
One of two people charged in the 2002 abduction of Elizabeth Smart has pleaded guilty to federal charges
Four clinics have been scheduled for children ages six months to nine years.