Duluth bans new single-family vacation rentals
A new ordinance is expected to help the city weed out the hundreds of illegal rentals that have proliferated in recent years.
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Transgender teen sues Duluth-based Essentia Health for ending gender-affirming care
The teen received gender health services for more than five years before it stopped.
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Minnesota sets early voting record amid concerns about federal election interference
Secretary of State Steve Simon said his office is planning for unprecedented challenges to Tuesday’s voting and results.
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Kentucky appeals judge denies NCAA bid to block 30 athletes from playing as hoops season draws near
The NCAA was denied emergency relief by a Kentucky Court of Appeals judge Friday, leaving eligible a host of college athletes as the basketball season is about to begin until a panel of three judges can consider the governing body’s request for relief. The 30 athletes involved, i...
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Increasing Clouds this afternoon then some Light Rain Showers Saturday morning.
Increasing Clouds this afternoon in the Twin Cities with temperatures in the mid to upper 50s and East-Southeast Winds at 5 to 10 mph. Cloudy this evening with some Sprinkles possible then some Spotty Light Rain Showers after 1 a.m. Saturday with lows in the upper 40s and East-So...
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Live: Trump officials to make fraud announcement
FBI Director Kash Patel, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and other officials will be in St. Cloud Friday afternoon.
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AI workers pour campaign cash into Minnesota. Some want their industry reined in.
Anthropic staff who support more regulations gave to Flanagan, Klobuchar and Emmer. Local AI companies are also giving to candidates, as the implications of the technology grow as a political issue....
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Minnesota Senate race: what Flanagan and Tafoya attack ads leave out
Attack ads are stacking up in Minnesota’s U.S. Senate race, and both sides say the other is leaving out key context.