Winter storm continues to pile on Duluth, North Shore
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Winter storm warnings continue across northern Minnesota through Thursday morning with blizzard warnings for Duluth and the North Shore. Winds have been gusting to more than 60 mph at the Duluth airport and utilities are reporting thousands of homes and businesses without power. There’s even been some lightning amid the heavy snow.
To the south, rain will change over to snow Wednesday. The Twin Cities may get an inch or two by Thursday, with 2 to 4 inches for Willmar and St. Cloud.
Former House Speaker Melissa Hortman was top of mind as Minnesota lawmakers returned to the Capitol Tuesday to kick off the legislative session. The Legislature also welcomed back Sen. John Hoffman, who was shot nine times at his house the same June night Hortman was killed in her home.
A Twin Cities journalist and an activist are the latest people to enter not guilty pleas in connection with a protest last month at a St. Paul Church.
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Wednesday is Public Safety Memorial Day in the city of Burnsville — marking two years since three first responders were killed while responding to a domestic violence call.
Bruce Springsteen announced Tuesday that he’ll launch his 2026 tour next month in Minneapolis.
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