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Lorie Shaull/KAXEFrom hearing Woody Guthrie on the air in 1976 to leading KAXE through crises, Maggie Montgomery reflects on the station’s resilience and the urgent fight to keep community radio alive after federal funding cuts. -
Heidi Holtan / KAXEUniversity of Minnesota rising senior Dani Fraher was an intern at KAXE in the summer of 2025 through Report for Minnesota and the Minnesota Journalism Center.
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Aaron Brown has been a KAXE voice for over 20 years and is now a columnist at the "Minnesota Star Tribune." He shares why public media matters and how KAXE informed his career. -
The McClears helped KAXE get on the air in 1976. They recently were back in Northern Minnesota and shared reflections on the station. -
The Minnesota Society of Professional Journalists highlights the best work from around the state. This year, that includes reporting and photography from KAXE News. -
The mission of KAXE News is to ensure we provide our listeners and readers with the highest-quality independent, fact-based news and information about Northern Minnesota. -
University of Minnesota Twin Cities rising senior Dani Faher will spend two months covering Northern Minnesota with the KAXE News Team. -
KAXE responds to the House vote to rescind public media funding and urges the Senate to protect trusted local news, emergency alerts and community programming in Northern Minnesota. -
Congress is expected to vote soon to cut funding that supports KAXE’s local news, emergency alerts and free public service. Take action now to help protect public media in Northern Minnesota. -
The one-night party invited community members to “Get Downtown with KBXE” for an evening of great music in Bemidji, Minnesota. -
Trainings are available for new on-air volunteers on June 3, 2025, at KAXE in Grand Rapids, and June 4, 2025, at KBXE in Bemidji.
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Of the awards given to journalists, the RTDNA Edward R. Murrow Awards are among the most respected journalism awards in the world.
