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There are now eight GOP candidates from which voters will choose in the April 15, 2025, special primary election to fill the seat left by Justin Eichorn's resignation.
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Within the five-fish limit that begins May 10, 2025, one walleye over 17 inches is allowed.
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The Minnesota DNR reminds residents not to interfere with tribal members' inherent rights to spear and net for fish in the ceded territory of the 1837 Treaty of St. Peter.
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Minnesota has been lauded in recent years for adopting a range of programs designed to help at-risk populations. Lawmakers and watchdogs say fraud safeguards are needed to ensure people who need the aid still get it.
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Plus: the Minnesota Department of Health lays off 170 employees, citing federal funding cuts.
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The layoffs will impact numerous public health care programs. MDH said there may be more layoffs coming.
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The health care provider said the upgrades will improve safety and efficiency. The announcement is another flashpoint in the Essentia-Fosston conflict.
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Red Lake Nation College President Dan King and Leech Lake College President Helen Montgomery share their thoughts on tribal colleges' place in higher education as Congress eyes major budget overhauls.
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The agenda for Monday’s special meeting was set on Friday, leaving board members without alternative reductions to consider.
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And: An iconic Bemidji statue is heading to Illinois; DFL endorses Slipy for Senate District 6; and MnDOT will host an open house on Hwy. 371 construction in Hackensack.