Up North Report
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Latest Episodes
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Plus: Itasca County Board results; Bemidji contemplating data center moratorium -
Plus: Wiener overtakes Utke in Senate District 5 race, public hearings on property tax
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And: DFLer Trina Swanson to face Republican Rep. Stauber; a multigenerational election duo in Wadena; a Bagley pollworker's thoughts on election security; and who to vote for in 2046.
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Plus: More than 200 million early ballots for the primary have been received by local election officials; and the DNR reminds harvesters about the state's green rice law.
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This is the final part of KAXE's "Overrepresented, undercounted" series exploring the impacts of incarceration for Indigenous Minnesotans.
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Plus: Minnesota faces storage drought; Forest tent caterpillars cause tree damage
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Plus: MN DNR took comments on Tamarack Mining Project; and proposed lodging denied by Nashwauk City Council
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Plus: Leech lake fisheries seeks public input, youths tackle aquatic invasive species issue
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Plus: DNR chooses annual fish stamp contest winners
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Plus: Detroit Lakes' School Board voted to remove rainbows from school property; and the Hubbard County Food Shelf is fundraising $2 million for a new building.