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The Minnesota State Patrol reports the fatal crash on June 30, 2026, occurred when a motorcyclist struck the rear end of a northbound pickup truck on Highway 371.
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The agreement provides funding for activities and programs, with three main areas where White Earth will take over responsibility — water and wild rice management, forestry and visitor services.
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In Northern Minnesota — home to all six Minnesota Chippewa Tribe bands and the sovereign Red Lake Nation — a lack of mental health services has led to jails and emergency rooms filling the gap for years.
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Plus: Bemidji is the clay target state champion; and check out KAXE's fireworks guide, The 4th Up North.
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The second round of severe thunderstorms on June 29, 2026, knocked out power for even more people than the first round did, with strong winds, large hail and heavy rain.
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The National Weather Service in Duluth issued an upgraded alert of a "destructive" thunderstorm June 29, 2026, but the storm passed through much calmer than expected.
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Plus: A allegedly intoxicated driver lands an SUV onto a building with a resident inside in Naytahwaush
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The sheriff’s office reported the 36-year-old driver from Moorhead was later apprehended after a short foot pursuit.
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A portion of the highway was shut down and traffic diverted on June 28, 2026, following a two-vehicle collision in which both drivers died.
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The Lumberjacks won their first state title in their eighth-straight tournament appearance. Proctor sophomore Laine Graves won the individual championship.