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Family memories, farming education and a bucket list swim make for a fruitful day at the Minnesota Cranberry Co.’s harvest in Palisade on Oct. 8, 2026.
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Amid conflicting statements about high-profile resignations in the wake of federal allegations of the tribe's child welfare program, members are invited to a community-wide listening session.
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Leaders from Aitkin, St. Louis and Itasca counties and the Leech Land Band of Ojibwe named permitting reform, encouraging private-public partnerships and bolstering workforces as top economic development priorities.
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Authorities believe speed may have been a contributing factor in the Oct. 16, 2026, crash.
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The Census Bureau is proposing making significant changes to the 2030 census. Minnesotans for the American Community Survey is raising awareness of the potential impacts.
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Plus: National Weather Service provides winter outlook.
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Chairman Darrell Seki Sr. said Oct. 16, 2026, he is not retiring or stepping down after shocking allegations came to light in Red Lake Nation’s child welfare program.
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The 2026-27 winter is likely to see the strongest El Niño since the 1950s, but its day-to-day impacts are yet to be determined.
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Bee’n Happy Farms is among the awardees of a Minnesota Department of Agriculture grant that helps beginner farming businesses grow.
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Plus: Brainerd Schools working on bullying action plan after independent review; and Google ditches tax abatement in Hermantown.