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Oct 26, 2026

Jim GlikowskiGUEST
26:54
They lost to St. Thomas by six points or so.
Jim GlikowskiGUEST
26:56
I think they lost by... three or something like that to Duluth, up at Duluth.
Jim GlikowskiGUEST
27:00
So certainly they've had a tough schedule, and they've played really well.
Jim GlikowskiGUEST
27:03
Offensively, they've really kind of come along.
PaulAUDIENCE
20:42
And I remember at 15, 16 years old thinking, why doesn't some of that money follow me? That would have followed me to the local school.
PaulAUDIENCE
20:49
Fast forward a number of years, my wife and I sending our kids charter schools in Duluth had just opened up.
PaulAUDIENCE
20:55
We sent them there.
PaulAUDIENCE
20:56
It's been awesome.
PaulAUDIENCE
20:58
I went to national conferences.
PaulAUDIENCE
21:00
I really wish some of our Minnesota Democrats thought like you, sir.
PaulAUDIENCE
21:05
They are still out there actively sabotaging both locally in Duluth, sabotaging some of our expansion desires that we had a decade ago, and at the Minnesota legislative level, actively sabotaging charter schools.
Michael SmerconishHOST
21:19
Why does it break along ideological lines? Is it because the unions are so critical to Democratic support and it's a money thing?
Scott SavageHOST
8:00
In Grand Marais, it is 29.
Scott SavageHOST
8:02
Duluth on the hill and the Hermitown area is 36.
Scott SavageHOST
8:05
We've got 41 in Superior, 35 Cloquet Carlton.
Scott SavageHOST
8:09
Moose Lake at 40, Ashland 44, Ironwood at 41.
Jason ManningHOST
11:15
First sentence in the story.
Jason ManningHOST
11:18
Shut it down.
Jason ManningHOST
11:18
Two people have arrest been accused of breaking into a home on the 4700 block of West 6th Street in Duluth.
Jason ManningHOST
11:25
They're also accused of being part of a group that robbed the same burglary victim the very same day.
Scott StrandeHOST
5:21
Um, they would have told you absolutely not.
Scott StrandeHOST
5:23
Uh, Like I said, Brett Larson's life changed in six days from a 7-1 loss at Duluth last Friday night to a 5-3 victory Thursday night and another 5-3 victory on Friday night.
Scott StrandeHOST
5:43
in their own building, but it wouldn't have mattered what building they played in because it's a change going on for Minnesota right now, a big change.
Scott StrandeHOST
5:51
And I think North Dakota found out that they have work to do, you know, nothing against the teams that they played earlier, but this was a little bit, yeah, this was a little bit more aggressive and a little bit more talent on the ice.

11 MINS LATER

Scott StrandeHOST
16:47
You know, usually once you get past the new year, and you're kind of in the homestretch, the buildings start to fill up more because things tend to mean more.
Scott StrandeHOST
16:56
But if you ask the coaches and players, these games mean a hell of a heck of a lot too.
Scott StrandeHOST
17:01
And the fans are very good in Duluth.
Scott StrandeHOST
17:04
They're very good here.
Brad BennettHOST
5:20
Tell her like it is, Bernie.
Brad BennettHOST
5:22
Anyway, he's going to make a trip to Duluth.
Brad BennettHOST
5:24
It was his third visit to the state in the past year, that trip to Duluth.
Brad BennettHOST
5:29
Sanders rallied on behalf of DFL Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan and Attorney General Keith Ellison.
Brad BennettHOST
5:37
The crowd of nearly 1,000 was a mix of first-time voters, Flanagan fans, and supporters of Medicare for All.

25 MINS LATER

Brad BennettHOST
31:04
Do you want to give your tax money away to a school district that maybe quite frankly isn't doing the best job of taking care of the money they've got? You know, I look back at the interview that we had with Lorne Martel, and that was great.
Brad BennettHOST
31:19
In fact, I wish we could play that piece again because that was very, very good.
Brad BennettHOST
31:24
But he just recently wrote a piece in the Duluth News Tribune about the whole situation.
Brad BennettHOST
11:17
In other words, from the taxpayer's chair, it feels like commitment to financial sin first and then ask for forgiveness from the taxpayers later.
Brad BennettHOST
11:28
I doubt Duluth voters will approve both of the district's And I'm the same way.
Brad BennettHOST
11:34
I don't think they will either.
Brad BennettHOST
11:36
So the leadership should have credible plan for rejection.
Brad BennettHOST
12:04
I have offered a practical solution.
Brad BennettHOST
12:06
This is John Granson stating that he's offered a practical idea publicly.
Brad BennettHOST
12:11
Examine prescription drug spending for employees, seek competitive bids, and explore cooperation among the city, county, and school districts, and maybe even some of the hospital systems in Duluth.
Brad BennettHOST
12:27
Where do we go from here? Well, before another teacher or paraprofessional receives a layoff notice, taxpayers deserve a public accounting of the administration's staffing, outside consultants, contracts, and building expenses.
Brad BennettHOST
1:36
Yeah, Wade has had a lot to do with Bess over the years.
Brad BennettHOST
1:39
In fact, helped us move her from one stable that we had her in up at Duluth to another one.
Brad BennettHOST
1:45
So he's very familiar with Bess.
Brad BennettHOST
1:48
But that's a sad situation.

23 MINS LATER

Kenny GallagherHOST
24:51
KDAL time is 1142.
Kenny GallagherHOST
24:53
Moose Lake, overcast, 43 degrees.
Kenny GallagherHOST
24:57
You want some cooler temps? Well, you just come to Duluth.
Kenny GallagherHOST
25:00
Currently 39 degrees in Duluth.
Harmony FisherHOST
6:27
So people are really pushing for it and the local school boards are also really pushing for it.
Nick WognumHOST
6:32
I just wanted to bring up a point that you mentioned in Duluth, and that was the bipartisan support for this.
Nick WognumHOST
6:38
Can you talk about that a little bit?
Paul PeltierGUEST
6:39
Yeah, I think that this is the type of medicine that Minnesota needs right now.
speaker_1ADVERTISER
0:58
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speaker_2UNKNOWN
1:05
Monday pressed its thumb against the glass Rain stitched the roofs of Duluth in grey
speaker_3UNKNOWN
1:25
Your
speaker_2UNKNOWN
1:25
red scarf hung beside the kitchen clock Still damp from Friday's drive away The radiator knocked
Emily ReeseHOST
0:20
I'm Emily Reese, and here's what's happening in Minnesota.
Emily ReeseHOST
0:24
The Hermantown City Council is scheduled to vote tonight on whether to approve a controversial Google data center in a rural area just outside Duluth.
Emily ReeseHOST
0:32
Google has made a few changes to the proposal in advance of the vote.
Emily ReeseHOST
0:36
The tech giant is dropping a plan for up to $80 million in property tax breaks.

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