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Snowfall will peter out Wednesday afternoon to give way to highs in the upper 30s. Overnight skies will be mostly clear, allowing temperatures to drop into the teens Thursday morning.



A clipper system will move into the region Thursday afternoon, bringing chances of rain that will switch to chances of snow by early evening. A few bands of heavier snow will sw...


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When this season started, Minnesota men’s basketball coach Niko Medved had a roster dominated by players new to the program. Still, he and his staff were confident they had the depth to play nine regularly.



“So, it definitely looks a lot different than what we anticipated,” the first-year Gophers coach said Tuesday.



When 11th seed Minnesota b...


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DULUTH — On Tuesday, Noah Hobbs was named executive director of the Lake Superior Zoo, stepping into a role he has filled since August 2025 on a more permanent basis.



Hobbs was picked as the zoo's inter...


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DULUTH — Minnesota Duluth is represented by a trio of sophomore Bulldogs from Hermantown on the 2026 All-NCHC teams, with winger Max Plante being a unanimous first-team selection after posting 25 points in 24 league games this season, including 12 goals.


Sophomore defenseman Ty Hanson made the All-NCHC second team while sophomore center Zam Plante, Max’s older bro...


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SUPERIOR — The day after temperatures rose into the 50s, almost 2 inches of snow covered the landscape. The snow totals weren’t enough to slow anything down too drastically, especially near Wisconsin Point where our winged friends were as busy as ever.


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