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A property owner has given first dibs on 80 acres overlooking Lake Superior to a community-led group hoping to keep the land free of housing.

The waves on Lake Superior made a boat rescue tricky, and the rescue took hours.

"Portraying our future as a 'beautiful ghost town' ignores 2025 reality," Duluth Mayor Roger Reinert writes.

"The claim that Duluth is merely a low-wage tourist town is an exhausted talking point that ignores the data," Noah Hobbs writes.

Kids are relying on parents, even paying siblings, to keep their streaks going while they're in the wilderness.

Adam Kleber had a quiet freshman season. The Sabres will hope that he can make jump in his second year in the NCAA at Minnesota-Duluth.

For more than a year, little has been done with the dozen or so properties Cargill bought in the Duluth neighborhood on the fragile sandbar.

St. Louis County will issue bonds, including $16.5 million for the Depot, which has been asking for funds from the state for years.

"Ten years from now, we're either thriving on purpose -- or limping along on nostalgia and denial. And judging by our current trajectory, it's looking a heckuva lot more like the latter," Howie Hanson writes.

Sean Duffy toured Duluth International Airport's 1950s-era air traffic control tower, pledging modern technology upgrades funded by the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act."