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Chairman Darrell Seki Sr. said Oct. 16, 2026, he is not retiring or stepping down after shocking allegations came to light in Red Lake Nation’s child welfare program.
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The 2026-27 winter is likely to see the strongest El Niño since the 1950s, but its day-to-day impacts are yet to be determined.
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Bee’n Happy Farms is among the awardees of a Minnesota Department of Agriculture grant that helps beginner farming businesses grow.
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Plus: Brainerd Schools working on bullying action plan after independent review; and Google ditches tax abatement in Hermantown.
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The proposed data center in Hermantown would pay over $240 million over the next 20 years. The City Council will consider some project agreements on Oct. 26, 2026.
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The Minnesota Department of Health is encouraging people to get vaccinated to prevent measles, which is highly contagious and can create serious health complications, including death.
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In the 2026 midterms, Minnesotans will vote on a constitutional amendment to increase the yearly allotment from the Permanent School Fund. For some, the measure is decades in the making.
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Bemidji State University will get $4.8 million for fiscal year 2028 and must create a financial recovery plan.
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Plus: Beginning farmers in Minnesota get funding help to build out their fledgling agricultural businesses.
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Officials call it a ‘stopgap’ measure that should help as they address a $31.5 million systemwide deficit. An internal report warned 10 years ago that Minnesota State could face multimillion dollar budget holes.