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The weather service stated temperatures could reach as low as 34 degrees between 3-9 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 26, 2025, bringing frost that could harm sensitive outdoor plants.

The lawsuit alleges that the county violated Robert Preble and John Casper's First, Fourth and 14th Amendment rights and the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act.

State health officials have confirmed 20 cases so far in 2025. Two of the affected people have died.

'Story The Crow Told Me' by Ketch Secor is KAXE's Album of the Week for Aug. 25-31, 2025.

Minnesota was part of the multi-state lawsuit against the Trump administration for freezing funds for six programs, including after-school programs and summer learning.

Minnesota counties are readying to raise property taxes as the federal government shifts SNAP costs to them.

Advocates said housing instability has intensified in recent months amid the presence of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in Minnesota.

Democrats are proposing bills targeting issues including federal officers’ accountability, Minnesotans’ right to privacy and preventing federal agents from entering specific areas.

Most of the petitions were filed by a newly mobilized army of volunteer lawyers with little or no experience with immigration law.

To enter the building, visitors and employees need to pass through a body scanner and put large items through a conveyor belt scanner.

The KAXE Music Team highlights new music from Remember Sports, Ancient Cat Society, Altın Gün, Kevin Morby, David Huckfelt & Laura Hugo, Mirah, and Cary Morin.

Cyndy Martin's defense indicated they are still seeking a plea agreement, but Judge Heidi Chandler set a trial date of Aug. 31, 2026, for the alleged 2024 hit-and-run.

High school students whose parents or guardians are cooperative members are invited to submit an essay for a chance to attend the Youth Tour in Washington, D.C., June 1-5, 2026.

Tim O'Malley said in a Feb. 23, 2026, news conference that lawmakers and administrations were made aware of vulnerabilities in the state's social safety net since the 1970s.

Detroit Lakes senior Maggie Schander was also the vault, bars and beam champion and the runner-up in the floor exercise.

Over 100 student-athletes from rural Northern Minnesota will wrestle at the 2026 state tournament in St. Paul, with a strong representation from the north-central region.

Warroad, Proctor-Hermantown and Bemidji represented the rural Northland in the girls hockey state tourney. Bemidji was the consolation runners-up.

Conservationists and wildlife enthusiasts are pleading with the public to demand that protections in the BWCAW concerning mining interests stay in place, with a key vote in Congress pending.

In December 2025, federal prosecutors announced new charges in a widespread Medicaid fraud investigation, leading to new political turmoil about who was at fault and what should be done.

Sacred Bundle, a nonprofit through the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe, is expected to close the sale for the downtown site on Feb. 27, 2026.