Campfire restrictions issued for Boundary Waters through June
The restrictions, ordered by the Superior National Forest, go into effect Saturday, June 6.
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ICE releases Burnsville asylum seeker with life-threatening condition
Andrea Pedro-Francisco was detained in early February on her way to work and was sent to a dention center in El Paso, Texas
Barnum man arrested for arson
Carlton County sheriff's deputies took a 49-year-old man into custody after a mobile home fire on Thursday, June 4.
Northland Outdoors Forecast: Warming Up for the First Weekend in June
A few showers may bookend the weekend for Friday and Sunday night, but overall, we will be warming back up this weekend with plenty of dry time.
In 5 years, Trans Joy Fest has grown to major regional celebration
Organizers believe the festival is the largest annual transgender Pride event in the Midwest. "The more, the merrier," said founder Sean Hayes as Minnesota's legal protections expand the community.
Warm weather continues into the weekend
Temperatures hover around 80 degrees for most of the region, with the chance for an isolated thundershower or two Friday evening.
Duluth schools rework previous cuts, announce additional reductions
While Duluth Public Schools will maintain several positions that were previously up for elimination, more positions are being cut as a result of decreased federal funding.
Goucher reflects on 2012 homecoming ahead of 50th Grandma's Marathon
There's a reason it took Duluth's Kara Goucher so long to become a runner on Grandma's Marathon race day after years and years of volunteering and cheering from the sidelines of the race course.
Our View: Great Lakes cruising boom is leaving Duluth behind
From the editorial: "(Do we) invest the additional $500,000 to $800,000 needed to keep us in the cruise game? If yes, would that be throwing good money after bad?"
Hubbard County Historical Society defends tribute to clown who performed in blackface
The Hubbard County museum’s tribute to veteran and clown Bud Mack in Park Rapids has raised eyebrows from some in the community.
Schlossman: Hockey will adapt to the NCAA's age-based eligibility, but the latest proposal has issues
The most recent idea would leave some 2024 and 2025 high school graduates with only two or three years of eligibility.
Alone on graduation day, Minnesota student finds a global family through viral TikTok
Bemidji graduate Miguell Schmerbeck had little expectation when he posted a video from his graduation in late May, but has since raised over $20,000 to support himself.
Fond du Lac Band considering new tourism hub
A new building would not replace the existing museum on Big Lake Road, but instead could offer an expanded museum, artifact storage, archaeology lab, offices, classrooms, food and retail spaces.
How fire inspectors keep a 135-year-old state prison safe
From mop heads to hot pots, the Minnesota State Fire Marshal's Office inspects every corner of the St. Cloud prison for danger.
Federal gov looks to house ICE detainees in Appleton private prison
A proposed contract says ICE needs more beds to “meet the administration’s interior enforcement and border decompression goals.”
Minnesota's endorsement process faces renewed scrutiny as candidates forge ahead
Many candidates are moving forward to an August primary despite losing the endorsement from their party, calling the value of the endorsement process into question.
Crews battling large wildfires in Gilbert and Two Harbors
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Minnesota lawmakers approve new social media protections for minors
The bill would require parental approval for social media use and prohibit addictive features.
Columbaria made in Crookston will house remains of several Revolutionary War soldiers
Crookston-based Eickhof Columbaria is creating granite vaults for the remains of 43 Revolutionary War soldiers discovered near Lake George, New York.
Virginia Police Department releases footage of May 1 shooting
The officer who fatally shot a 31-year-old Chisholm man has been placed on critical incident leave.
St. Cloud creator Fay Omar embraces faith, music and community
Fay Omar, a St. Cloud creator, shares how she navigates faith, music and identity while building community and embracing imperfection.
Woman arrested in Eveleth stabbing
A 42-year-old man was airlifted to a Duluth hospital Thursday evening with multiple stab wounds.
Duluthians petition for Lester Park Golf Course referendum
A survey conducted in March by the city of Duluth found support for conservation efforts at the former golf course, which has been floated as a potential site for housing development.
Bygones: Duluth banned Sunday 3.2 beer sales in 1956
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