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Plus: Drivers on Highway 371 in Hackensack can expect daily lane closures beginning May 5; Hibbing Public Utilities will host a landowner-specific information meeting May 7 on its planned new overhead transmission line; and a shooting contest of Easter bunny Peeps draws new and old friends to the Northland Sports Park each year in Bemidji. -
Larissa Donovan/KAXEThe Peep Shoot is an annual fundraiser for the Bemidji Area Shooters Association and Northland Sports Park. KAXE's Larissa Donovan participated and shares her experience. -
Contributed/MnDOTThe project, beginning May 5, 2025, is expected to be completed in mid-October. -
Contributed/Bemidji State UniversityWhile the federal government reversed the termination of hundreds of student visas, Bemidji State leaders demonstrate commitment to foreign-born students and faculty. -
File photo/KAXEThe Native American-led program of the Northland Foundation also funded projects around educational and cultural programming. The grants aim to build community. -
And: Bemidji State commits to global scholar community amid student visa rhetoric.
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Contributed/Paul Bunyan CommunicationsServices for the cooperative's all-fiber optic network expansion are expected to be available by winter. -
Contributed/Ken Lund via FlickrThe appeals court ordered a reversal, agreeing that evidence shown to a jury and submitted by Beltrami County prosecutors was inadmissible. -
News Director Chelsey Perkins catches up on what's happening in St. Paul with Report for Minnesota student journalists Yvette Higgins, Sam Siedow and Elias Thomas.
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Lorie Shaull/KAXEIn spring, eggs have been collected at Cut Foot Sioux walleye spawning site in Deer River, MN, since the 1920s. Fertilized eggs are transported throughout the state.
