DULUTH MN
Duluth couple share passion for wine, travel
This is a love story. David Devere and Sara Duke are world travelers from Duluth who fell in love with France after taking a canal boat trip there in 2011. The result is a new business venture, Savvy Nomad Wine Tasting & Tours, which offers wine education and also guided tours in France for a close-up look at where that wine is made.
By Mike Creger , April 20, 2013
Duluth couple to restore old fire hall as home 
A Duluth couple are turning their dream of living in a historic fire hall into a reality.
By Associated Press , March 10, 2013
Duluth organizers hope to set snow-angels record
A Rotary Club and high school students in Duluth are hoping to gather 9,000 people to break a world record for making snow angels.
By Associated Press , December 29, 2012
Man, 54, dies after stabbing in Duluth duplex
Duluth police say a 54-year-old man has died from severe stab wounds, and investigators are following several leads.
By Associated Press , December 22, 2012
Last Place on Earth owner running for president
The owner of a Duluth store that police have targeted for allegedly selling synthetic drugs is running for president. The Grassroots Party, which mostly supports legalizing marijuana, Monday filed paperwork to place Jim Carlson’s name on the Minnesota ballot.
By Don Davis , August 13, 2012
Father sues over son’s shooting by Duluth police
The father of a 17-year-old Duluth boy who was shot and killed by a police officer after attacking a squad car with a baseball bat is suing the city alleging that its negligence led to the boy’s death.
By Mark Stodghill , August 03, 2012
Woman sues city of Duluth after crash with police car
A licensed massage therapist who hasn’t been able to work since her vehicle collided with a Duluth police officer’s squad car is suing the city for injuries she received in the accident.
By Mark Stodghill , August 03, 2012
News director in Duluth issues apology for Facebook post
A local TV news director’s Facebook comment about a “drunk, homeless, Native American” who wandered into his yard caused a stir on social media websites Thursday and provoked a request for an on-air apology from two local commissions.
By Christa Lawler , August 02, 2012
Lawyer says fake drugs are legal, wants them back
A lawyer for Last Place on Earth owner Jim Carlson said authorities raided the Superior Street shop last week because they didn’t find anything illegal while executing what he called an unlawful search warrant there last September.
By Mark Stodghill , August 01, 2012
Duluth police: $2.8 million seized from Last Place on Earth owner's accounts
Duluth police said $2.8 million was seized from Jim Carlson’s bank accounts and two of his vehicles were taken on warrants after federal and local authorities executed search warrants Wednesday at the Last Place on Earth on Superior Street, which Carlson owns.
By Mark Stodghill , July 26, 2012
Minnesota leaders debate over open or closed sessions for aid meeting
State leaders agree they want to provide financial aid to communities affected by summer storms, but disagree about whether meetings producing legislation should be open or closed. The Dayton administration and a few legislators soon are to begin developing plans to help Minnesota communities recover.
By Don Davis , July 25, 2012
Duluth police raid head shop known for selling synthetic marijuana
Duluth police surrounded a downtown head shop just before noon today and made at least two arrests. Officers guarded the front of the Last Place on Earth, 120 E. Superior St., as others entered the store that is best known for selling synthetic marijuana.
By John Lundy , July 25, 2012
Climate scientists: Bigger, harder rainfalls the new norm
Climate scientists said we are seeing more storm events like the Northland’s flood of 2012, and they said it’s not just by chance.
By John Myers , July 22, 2012
Flood recovery office opens in Duluth, Minn.
Federal and state officials have opened a flood recovery office in Duluth.
The office opened Thursday to help manage the recovery from flooding in northeastern Minnesota one month ago.
By Associated Press , July 19, 2012
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