Christa Lawler is an Arts and Entertainment Reporter at the Star Tribune. With a background in sports reporting and a focus on regional interests, she covers a variety of topics including crime, television, and cultural events in Minnesota. Christa's work has been featured in notable publications such as the St. Paul Pioneer Press and Yahoo Sports.
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By: Christa Lawler
Spot painting, concrete surface repairs and more are expected in 2025 on the lesser-traveled bridge between Duluth and Superior.
Former U.S. Rep. Rick Nolan won the northeastern Minnesota seat in 2012 and followed with two tricky re-election campaigns, He had served earlier in Congress and the Minnesota House.
By: Christa Lawler
Bryan Joseph Hodapp and Dylan Adrian Day will both serve more than 13 years after two men fatally overdosed in Biwabik Township and two women were treated at a Duluth hospital in 2022.
By: Christa Lawler
Playing back-to-back games at Minnesota Duluth is a change from the norm for the Gophers.
By: Jenny Berg, Reid Forgrave, Karen Tolkkinen, Jana Hollingsworth, Sean Baker, Christa Lawler, Trey Mewes, Christopher Vondracek, Jp Lawrence
One recent week before the election, Minnesota Star Tribune reporters fanned out across the state to see how — or if — religious leaders discuss the election with congregants.
By: Christa Lawler
An overnight stay in Duluth, uncommon recently but about to become the norm, produced two comfortable victories for the sixth-ranked Gophers.
By: Christa Lawler
Churches United in Ministry, with its $10 million in state and federal grants, is expected to break ground on a project that will double its size.
By: Christa Lawler
Retired judge, Democrat Mark Munger, challenges Republican Natalie Zeleznikar.
By: Christa Lawler
The made-over William A. Irvin got a shout-out on a Top 7 list of “Scariest Haunted Houses.” DULUTH – In its last gasps of the tourist season, the William A.
By: Christa Lawler
Danielle Christine Miller, of Nashwauk, told a deputy that her mother was an avid supporter of presidential candidate Donald Trump.
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