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Plus: the quest to bring the Ruby Slippers back to Grand Rapids ended at an Auction last weekend, and the Boys and Girls Clubs of Grand Rapids and Greenway will continue to merge in one facility through 2025.

And: White Earth plans a new solar project; and the Name a Snowplow contest is back for its fifth year.

At the two county offices across the street from each other, hear from Itasca County residents from both sides of the political spectrum one week before Election Day

Plus, look forward to more local election trend analysis in the coming days.

Plus: Essentia Health to offer mobile mammograms across the region; comments being accepted on Crow Wing County's AIS plan; and an update on MN high school state tourneys.

Plus: what happens now that Burl Ives was reelected to Itasca County Board after his death.

Cora Hoffer, clean energy policy associate for the Center for Rural Affairs, speaks to the challenges and opportunities ahead as Minnesota tries to meet its goal of carbon-free energy by 2040.

Plus, Christmas tree permits now available in Minnesota's national forests.

Plus: Minnesota reps graded on national park support as election nears.

Plus an update on Northern Minnesota team results in high school state tourneys.

Plus: DNR accepts comments for electronic licensing system rule changes; two judges appointed in Ninth Judicial District; and toy safety, environmental impact cloud e-commerce holiday push.

Plus: St. Louis County School District won't move forward with four-day school week — yet.

Each fall, thousands of Sandhill Cranes gather along the Mississippi River flyway to head south for the winter, congregating by the thousands.

Plus: St. Louis County unveils new geothermal energy field and questions emerge on labor impact of election results.

Plus cases of serious fungal disease on the rise in Northern Minnesota, a scholarship encourages people to become community health workers, and designs are being accepted for the new state flag and seal.

Plus: Drought conditions persist, and Pine Park Resort recognized for century of contributions.

And: A Duluth judge issues temporary restraining order preventing Ely resort expansion; and nearly 920,000 Minnesota ballots have been accepted.

Plus: Authorities rescue duck hunters on Leech Lake and Northland cross-country results.

Plus, Chippewa National Forest and Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe renew co-stewardship agreement; three Northern Minnesota mayoral contests hinged on write-in campaigns; and an update on Up North athletes competing at State.