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  • Grand Slam, Harvest, and Headlines | Duluth News

    Elena Rybakina clinched her third Grand Slam title at the US Open, stunning Aryna Sabalenka in a thrilling three-set finale. Meanwhile, the Twin Ports kicked off fall with its annual Harvest Festival, honoring local farmers as riding season winds down. Locally, chaos reigns: a Duluth man faces homicide charges after a May crash, a man got stuck in a UMD greenhouse window, and Seven Brew’s opening has turned downtown into a traffic nightmare. The Duluth Chamber of Commerce is under fire for backing a new data center, with some members canceling memberships in protest. The Minnesota Monsters are packing up for the Twin Cities, sparking backlash from former management. And on I-35 in Carlton County, an Ohio driver allegedly pulled a gun during a roadside confrontation — a stark reminder that danger can strike anywhere on the road.

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  • Team Hope Walk Builds Community for Huntington's | Duluth News

    Duluth’s Lake Walk turned into a vibrant sea of yellow and light blue as hundreds gathered for Team Hope Walk — a powerful fundraiser for Huntington’s disease patients and families. More than just raising funds, this nationwide event fostered deep community bonds, offering emotional support and shared strength to those navigating the devastating physical and behavioral effects of this fatal condition. Local leaders like Noreen Hoft emphasized how these gatherings combat isolation, creating vital networks of understanding and hope right in their own backyard.

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  • Farm Festival Fights Data Center | Duluth News

    Two hundred people rallied at Townline Farms’ second annual Fall Farm Festival to fight the proposed Hermantown Data Center, turning a day of fun—vendors, rides, food—into a powerful grassroots stand for community health and local preservation. Farm owner Jill Dryke shared how the project threatens her equestrian business and could worsen her light and noise sensitivity, even triggering seizures. The event wasn’t just about protest—it was about connection, raising awareness, and showing that neighbors are ready to protect their homes, health, and way of life from disruptive development.

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  • Rybakina Wins, Duluth Chaos, and Film Glory | Duluth News

    Elena Rybakina clinched her third Grand Slam with a gritty U.S. Open win over Sabalenka, while Duluth buzzes with new coffee shops, greenhouse mishaps, and a homicide investigation—all as the Harvest Festival kicks off and Venice hands out film glory to “Woman Unknown.”

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  • Weather Shifts and Fall Vibes Ahead | Duluth News

    Weather’s shifting fast—tonight’s winds calm down, skies turn cloudy, temps dip to 45, with a slim chance of rain near the border. Sunday brings sunshine and a cozy 61°F, still breezy but perfect for fall vibes. Clear skies and cooling temps follow by nightfall, with frost possible inland Monday morning. Monday afternoon sees showers and thunderstorms with gusty southeast winds up to 25 mph. The rest of the week stays mostly sunny and mild, highs in the mid-60s, breezy early then calming—so soak up the sun while you can!

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  • Vikings Trade Rumors Heat Up | Duluth News

    The Vikings’ season opener against Green Bay is just the start—off-field drama looms as the front office eyes roster moves before the trade deadline. J.J. McCarthy, the 10th overall pick, has fallen to third-string with underwhelming stats and a troubling interception-to-touchdown ratio, making him a potential trade target despite the team’s patience. Wide receiver Jordan Addison, despite his talent and cap hit, could also be moved if the right offer comes, especially with recent legal issues complicating his future. Meanwhile, linebacker Ivan Pace, who made the final roster after last year’s demotion, may be traded to maximize value before his stock dips further.

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  • Highway 61 Shutdown Near Two Harbors | Duluth News

    Highway 61 between Two Harbors and Silver Bay went dark Saturday afternoon after a major crash shut down both directions north and south of the Silver Creek tunnel—forcing drivers onto a detour via Forest Road 11 and Lake County Road 2. The Minnesota State Patrol issued the alert around 2:15 PM, but details on the crash’s cause remain scarce as crews assessed the scene. If you were headed that way, better plan ahead—this stretch was off-limits for hours. Stay tuned for updates.

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  • Twin Metals Loses State Lease | Duluth News

    Minnesota’s DNR cancels a Twin Metals mineral lease—no longer in their planned mining zone—after a year of scrutiny over performance, sparking frustration from the company that’s invested over 16 years and sees the land as a potential goldmine for school districts. Despite the setback, Twin Metals vows to push forward with its underground mine vision, promising sustainability and jobs for northeastern Minnesota.

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  • Riders Rally as Borders Shift | Duluth News

    As the riding season winds down, motorcycle lovers in Superior are keeping the spirit alive with a big community meetup at the Studebaker Garage—where engines roar, stories flow, and camaraderie reigns. But don’t let the cooling temps fool you: passion for the open road is hotter than ever. Meanwhile, national headlines hint at new U.S. border rules that could ban motorcycles, dairy, and booze from crossing from Canada—throwing a wrench into trade and travel. The ride may be slowing, but the buzz? Still revving.

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  • Celebrating Local Farms at Harvest Festival | Duluth News

    The Harvest Festival returned for its 32nd year at Bayfront Festival Park, celebrating local farmers and sustainable agriculture with vibrant vendors, hands-on activities, and community spirit — a must-attend event that connects people to the land, their food, and the hardworking growers who make it all possible.

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