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Suzy Langhout carries on her mother's tradition of celebrating creativity in dance for annual Bemidji State University Funtastic Dance Follies

Plus: Appeals court partly overturns dismissal of anti-abortion-rights group's suit; union grocery workers reach tentative agreement with Brainerd lakes area management; and is more summer smoke on the way?

And: Beltrami County redistricting forces elections for all commissioners; and the constitutionality of a Ten Commandments display in the Itasca County jail is under scrutiny.

Plus: Man dies in fatal ATV crash; and the new Itasca County Jail opens for tours.

And: Cyndy Martin denied change of venue; and Arrowhead Regional Development Commission and White Earth Land Recovery Project selected for UMN partnership program.

Plus: A multi-state lawsuit prompt the full release of nearly $700B in frozen federal education funds; and construction on Highway 53 near Eveleth reaches the next phase.

Plus: Federal disaster declared in 22 Minnesota counties; deer feeding ban expanded to Aitkin County; boating while intoxicated enforcement stepped up for holiday; and check out our fireworks guide for Fourth of July fun.

Plus: Brainerd passes cannabis ordinances; and Minnesota officials tout automatic voter registration numbers.

Plus: Brainerd lakes area law enforcement asks boaters to slow down and the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe and Chippewa National Forest agree on land to transfer.

Plus: Federal legislation would force Postal Service to follow recommendations arising from audit of Bemidji Post Office; a DFLer has yet to file in retiring House member's Arrowhead district; and the DNR will soon begin a new study on deer populations in northeastern Minnesota.

Plus: The Dowell family of Grand Rapids was recently announced as the Itasca County Farm Family of the year, and a new report highlights the service gap for sex-trafficked young men and boys.

Plus: Grand Rapids celebrates new community land trust housing development; tourism takes a hit from flooding; and flood-impacted homeowners are encouraged to test their private wells.

Our conversation with Minnesota State Registrar Molly Crawford about the change in law in effect July 1, 2024.

Bemidji Area Reporter Larissa Donovan shares her brief investigation into Babe's signature blue shade while wearing multiple hats as a Bemidji Jaycee, local journalist and amateur historian.

Pulsar Helium discovered a world-class helium deposit near Babbitt, which could make Minnesota the center of the important industry.

Plus: Early voting begins for Minnesota primary election; and a look at the celebrations, lore and complicated history of a legendary lumberjack on Paul Bunyan Day.

Plus: MN Supreme Court suspends former assistant Aitkin County attorney; Brainerd public utilities workers declare intent to strike; new report examines impact of 988 line; and officials remind public of fireworks safety.

Plus: Only local restaurant in Cook faces challenge to reopen after flood; and Beltrami County Historical Society looks for solutions to save delicate relics.

Plus: Dr. Johnna Nynas, OB-GYN at Sanford Bemidji, was recently recognized by CNN's Champions for Change program; and advocates say Minnesota's mental health crisis is complicating efforts to manage mental health facilities.

Ivie Roberts, 38, says prior convictions on her record have held her back from many opportunities in life, and she hopes an expungement can help her achieve her goals of living life on her terms.