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Tom Crann

How to find shelter from the cold in Duluth

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As the temperatures plunge, a lot of people will spend as much time as possible huddled up inside their homes. But what about those among us who are homeless? What are the options when the temperatures and wind chills become dangerously cold?

In Duluth, many of the city's chronic homeless population will be visited by Deb Holman, street outreach worker for Churches United in Ministry (CHUM), a faith-based organization that serves people who are homeless and living in poverty.

Holman spoke with MPR News' Tom Crann about finding shelter from the bitter cold.