Editing Hibbing, Minnesota (section)

==Notable people==
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[[File:ZimmermanHouseHibbingMN.jpg|thumb|right|Bob Dylan's boyhood home in Hibbing]]
* [[Corey Adam]], stand-up comedian
* [[Bernard J. Bischoff]], Minnesota state representative and judge
* [[Joe Bretto]], professional [[ice hockey]] player, [[Chicago Blackhawks]]
* [[Milton Brink]], ice hockey player
* [[Vincent Bugliosi]], prosecutor of serial killer [[Charles Manson]]
* [[Bruce Carlson (USAF officer)|Bruce Carlson]], [[United States Air Force]] general, director of [[National Reconnaissance Office]]
* [[Frankie Campbell]], boxer killed in a match by [[Max Baer (boxer)| Max Baer]] in 1930
* [[Carl Mario D'Aquila]], Minnesota state representative, journalist, and businessman
* [[Steve Deger]], juvenile nonfiction author
* [[Bob Dylan]] (born Robert Zimmerman in [[Duluth]]), musician, singer-songwriter, [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame|Rock and Roll Hall of Famer]], winner of 2016 [[Nobel Prize in Literature]]
* [[Ron Dicklich]], Minnesota state senator
* [[Steve Enich]], professional [[American football|football]] player
* [[Jack Fena]], Minnesota state representative and judge
* [[Dick Garmaker]], professional basketball player
* [[Gus Hall]], leader of [[Communist Party USA]] and four-time [[List of United States Presidential candidates|US presidential candidate]]
* [[Jeff Halper]], professor of anthropology, author, activist, co-founder of [[Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions]]
* [[Rufus Wilber Hitchcock]], newspaper editor, educator, and Minnesota state legislator
* [[Karl Jacob]] (born and raised), actor and filmmaker
* [[Carl Jacobson (Minnesota politician)|Carl Jacobson]], Minnesota state representative and businessman
* [[Adam Johnson (ice hockey)|Adam Johnson]], professional ice hockey player
* [[Chi Chi LaRue]], film director
* [[Bob Latz]], Minnesota state representative and lawyer
* [[Roger Maris]], professional baseball player, broke [[Babe Ruth]]'s single-season home run record
* [[Kevin McHale (basketball)|Kevin McHale]], professional [[basketball]] player, won three [[NBA]] championships with [[Boston Celtics]], named one of [[50 Greatest Players in NBA History]]; served as [[Minnesota Timberwolves]]' vice president and as head coach of [[Houston Rockets]], broadcaster for ''[[NBA on TNT]]''
* [[Bethany McLean]], co-author of ''[[Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room]]''
* [[Joe Micheletti]], professional [[ice hockey]] player, [[Olympics]] and [[NHL]] television analyst in [[New York City|NYC]], won two NCAA championships with [[Minnesota Golden Gophers]]
* [[Pat Micheletti]], professional [[ice hockey]] player, younger brother of Joe
* [[Robert Mondavi]], wine entrepreneur
* [[Lona Minne]], Minnesota state representative
* [[Timothy Murphy (poet)|Timothy Murphy]], poet and businessman
* [[Marie Myung-Ok Lee]], novelist and essayist
* [[Carol J. Oja]], music historian at [[Harvard University]]
* [[Benjamin B. Patterson]], Minnesota state senator and businessman
* [[Jeno Paulucci]], founder of Jeno's Pizza and Chun King Foods brands
* [[Rudy Perpich]], dentist who served two terms as [[Governor of Minnesota]]
* [[Scott Perunovich]], 2020 [[Hobey Baker Award]] winner; [[St. Louis Blues|St Louis Blues]] defenseman
* [[Elmer Peter Peterson]], Minnesota state legislator and electrician
* [[John Petroske|John (Jack) Petroske]], member of 1956 [[United States men's national ice hockey team|U.S. Olympic Hockey Team]], winning a silver medal
* [[Gary Puckett]], lead singer and namesake of 1960s band [[Gary Puckett and the Union Gap]] was born in Hibbing
* [[Frank Riley (author)|Frank Riley]], co-winner of second [[Hugo Award for Best Novel]], was born in Hibbing
* [[Scott Sandelin]], professional [[ice hockey]] player, won two NCAA championships with [[North Dakota Fighting Sioux]] and three as head coach of [[Minnesota–Duluth Bulldogs men's ice hockey]]
* [[John Sheehy (architect)|John P. Sheehy]], architect
* [[Rudy Sikich]], football player
* [[John J. Spanish]], Minnesota state representative
* [[Carl Wickman]], founder and longtime CEO of [[Greyhound Lines]]