Duluth News Tribune

Duluth, Minnesota, United StatesEnglish

The Duluth News Tribune is a daily newspaper serving Duluth, Minnesota, and the surrounding Northland region of Minnesota and Wisconsin. Founded in 1869, it provides comprehensive coverage of local government, community events, sports, and regional news, maintaining a long-standing role as a primary information source for the area.

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MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN MINNESOTA

Divided between Twin Cities metro dailies and rural outstate weeklies, the North Star State features a consolidated media market built on nineteenth-century agricultural publishing roots. The landscape is dominated by the locally owned Star Tribune in Minneapolis, claiming the highest circulation in the Upper Midwest, alongside its historic rival, the St. Paul Pioneer Press, operated by Alden Global Capital. Further north, Forum Communications manages the Duluth News Tribune, a key daily for the Arrowhead region since 1868. Serving specific community needs, the Minneapolis-based Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder stands as the oldest continuing Black newspaper locally. Paperboy indexes 122 Minnesota newspapers — browse the full directory below.