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From chatbots interacting with teens to social media sites being linked to gang activity, online threats are one of the many issues surfacing on the campaign trail.
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There are tens of thousands of dollars spent in each Northern Minnesota state House and Senate race, with the funds largely coming from local donors and party units. So where does that money go?
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After a legal settlement announced Oct. 28, 2026, the proposed Pine Island data center must go through an environmental assessment worksheet with the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency.
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Plus: DNR takes public comments on the scram mining project and historic building demolition at the former Hill Annex Mine State Park.
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The project proposed by Calumet Reclamation Co. would entail processing legacy stockpiles and tailings for hematite and involve demolishing some historic properties.
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The Hermantown City Council moved the meeting to Oct. 30, 2026, after originally scheduling it for Oct. 27, citing concerns about conflicts with early voting. Protests postponed the original Monday meeting.
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The federal low-interest loans are for small businesses and nonprofits in the Minnesota Arrowhead damaged by 2026 summer wildfires. Applications close July 22, 2027.
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Plus: Federal loans available for businesses affected by Boundary Waters summer wildfires.
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The Nevis School District is asking voters a three-part question in the 2026 election, representing a $17 million ask to improve its cafeteria, kitchen, entrances and more.
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Plus: Hwy 210/Washington Street reopens in Brainerd.