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Plus: a new ATV ordinance will soon be in effect in Cass County, and AI is improving outcomes for stroke patients.
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And: Labor leaders and government officials in Minnesota say there are safety concerns with broadband workers digging underground with little training.
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A designation change, pending approval from the Centers for Medicaid Services, would move Mahnomen Health Center from a critical access hospital to a rural emergency hospital — the first in Minnesota.
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Every spring, on select prairies in northwestern Minnesota, Greater Prairie-Chicken males gather to put on a showy and energetic courtship display to woo females.
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The bill, sponsored by Sen. Robert Farnsworth and Rep. Dave Lislegard, heads to Gov. Tim Walz's desk.
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The fourth annual Native Nations Fashion Night was a vibrant celebration of creativity and culture, showcasing the latest and most innovative works of Indigenous designers.
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Plus: Public hearing offers insight into Mahnomen Health Center changes; and Rep. Michelle Fischbach fails to garner the GOP endorsement in the 7th District.
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A court-appointed commission voted 4-1 on a new map that now splits the city of Bemidji between three districts instead of two. A judge previously ruled Beltrami County applied an incorrect legal assumption in its now-rejected map.
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And: Bills aimed at addressing MN's mental health shortage pass in the House; Brainerd City Council approves permits for new apartment building; and
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The Sheriff's Office was advised to remove the religious installation after complaints, including a Freedom From Religion Foundation letter calling it a constitutional violation.