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Latest Episodes
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And: Biwabik to take one more look at lowering 30% levy increase; and new report says USDA leans too much on industrial agriculture. -
Plus: Deer River's new telehealth program the first step toward school-based health center.
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Plus: Demolition work is underway to make room for new construction in Bemidji's blighted rail corridor; Anderson Brothers Construction in Brainerd can once again bid on government contracts; and Essentia Health St. Joseph's will host its annual Tree of Life memorial service on Dec. 16.
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Plus: A Bemidji forum explores the affordability of child care, health care and more for families, along with potential legislative fixes.
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And: Itasca, Beltrami county residents voice budget thoughts at Truth in Taxation meetings.
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Plus: A Minneapolis-based attorney announced his bid for the Republican nomination in the 2026 Governor's race; and the Minnesota DNR says winter is the best time to prune oaks to prevent oak wilt.
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And: Minnesota paid leave begins in the new year; and DNR auctioning off five parcels through Dec. 16.
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The Minnesota Environmental Quality Board heard the second part of an informational series on data centers and the considerations needed to safeguard the state's water resources.
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The North Central Research and Outreach Center helped test our state fruit for winter hardiness, a step in its eventual release as the University of Minnesota's first apple variety.
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And: Kids Count on Us Bemidji to host an affordability forum; MnDOT Hwy. 73 corridor meeting planned for Chisholm; Essentia Health-Fosston tree walk fundraiser is Sunday; and mental health care is scarce for rural BIPOC Minnesotans.