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Contributed/MPCAThis smoke will initially impact far Northern Minnesota early Saturday afternoon, July 19, 2025, and then spread south and east through the rest of the day and into the evening. -
Contributed/Roseau River Wildlife Management AreaThe DNR still welcomes and encourages people to walk and bike through the area, which is part of the Pine to Prairie Birding Trail and home to roughly 150 bird species -
Scam Jam will include speakers on topics such as the tactics criminals use to commit fraud. It will also have a mini-expo for resources as well as a talk about Medicare fraud. -
Contributed/Tom Olmscheid / MinnPostThe verdict will almost certainly change the makeup of the state Senate, where Democrats currently hold a 34-33 majority. -
Andrew Dziengel/KAXEA bonus gift card program from the Bemidji Area Chamber of Commerce aims to generate $1 million in economic activity as the community continues to rebuild after the June 21 windstorm. -
Megan Buffington/KAXEThe Thunderhawk and the Warriors' spear-and-feather logo no longer need to be changed, thanks to a state law changing the exemption process for American Indian mascots. -
Contributed/Senate Media ServicesMitchell is hoping that a mix of just enough contrition and explanation for her erratic behavior will spur empathy from jurors, who may have experience with family upheaval. -
Plus: The Boys and Girls Clubs of the Northland continue to deal with staffing challenges; and MnDOT crews will begin a project on Highway 2 in Grand Rapids starting Monday, July 21. -
Chelsey Perkins/KAXEA special election this November 2025 will decide whether to build a new school to replace Rippleside, which has several issues from space to health risks.
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Larissa Donovan/KAXEThe devastating storms that impacted Bemidji and surrounding areas prompted the extension of a local emergency. The Beltrami County Board also heard an update on its temporary disposal site near Target.
