EDITOR'S NOTE: This episode contains an error concerning the Facebook event described as a "straight pride march."
The event has not been deleted. KAXE regrets the error.
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Contributed/Minnesota HouseThe first-term Republican lawmaker and lifelong Iron Ranger Cal Warwas' top stated priorities in St. Paul include job creation, tax reform and mining. -
Lorie Shaull/KAXEThe Minnesota Department of Natural Resources will accept comment on reducing the statewide daily limit on walleye through March 5, 2026. -
Contributed/City of MinneapolisThe subpoenas are an extraordinary escalation of the ongoing conflict between the Trump administration and Minnesota. -
Contributed/St. Louis CountyThe state-funded pilot program aims to improve medical response time in rural areas. -
Maxim Tajer/UnsplashFire personnel responded to an engulfed pole barn in Gnesen Township on Jan. 19, 2026. -
A five-year maternal mortality report by the Minnesota Department of Health found 95% of maternal deaths in the state were preventable. -
Plus: A new pilot program to improve medical response time launched in northern St. Louis County; DNR plans to reduce statewide walleye possession limit; and the Bemidji State Beavers and Minnesota State Mavericks will face off at the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Museum Women's Face-Off Classic in Grand Rapids. -
Three warehouses in Hibbing store over 3 million feet of core from over 20,000 holes drilled throughout Minnesota, keeping a "natural record" of the state's geology.
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Plus: A northwestern MN egg cooperative aims for price stabilization, local resilience; and a Superior National Forest trail will close to allow sled dogs to haul materials.
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Contributed/U.S. Forest ServiceThe Eagle Mountain trail in the Superior National Forest will be closed to the public for two weeks in January 2026 for the safety of the dogs and Forest Service personnel.
