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The budget crunch in Thief River Falls underscores the challenges facing districts throughout greater Minnesota: They need increasingly skeptical, aging residents to vote for higher taxes in an era of rising attacks on public schooling in the national media.

Trampled By Turtles frontman Dave Simonett explores milestone performances and a renewed burst of songwriting on "Headwaters," before his solo show at The Reif Center.

Ryan and Jesse Dermody of The Brothers Burn Mountain are building a nature-inspired recording studio near Cotton, MN, where they, and others, can be inspired by the natural beauty.

An upcoming "Starry Trek" event enlists citizen scientists to search for the invasive macroalgae, which creates dense mats and is confirmed in 30 Minnesota water bodies.

A recent study highlighted the economic impact of ATV riders in northeastern Minnesota. The information comes in the second light-snow winter in a row.

Known as Worlds, the robotics competition in Houston will have 600 teams, including those from Pequot Lakes, Northeast Range/Ely and Warroad.

Oct. 29 is Public Radio Music Day. This year's theme is "Live, local, essential," to highlight the vital role stations like KAXE play in communities across America.

The KAXE Music Team makes difficult decisions while they narrow down their top songs and albums of 2025 in this year-end Spin that Ish.

Jack Aakhus, Todd Haugen, Nicole Jaranson, Carol L. Johnson, Julie Laitala and Ann Long Voelkner are running for I.S.D. 31, Bemidji Area Schools, School Board.

Students and staff have noticed the removal of safe space and rainbow pride messages at Bemidji Area Schools under a "viewpoint-neutral stance" implemented by the district.

Failing in its primary committee means the bill itself is dead, but not the issue. There are other bills having to do with sports betting that can be used to revive it.

The nonprofit American Bear Association aims to turn a site with an unsafe bear-feeding history into an educational opportunity.

The ranks of the hungry are expected to grow as grocery prices remain high and the federal government has cut food stamps and other nutrition programs.

$3 Million Dollars Over the Next 3 Years To Build Regional Skills, Resources and Capacity

As the Bemidji City Council sets its preliminary levy before September's end, the event center’s subsidized operating deficit — a separate issue from the cash flow shortage — continues to be a sore point.

John Burkel and James Sceville are running to represent District 1A, which includes Kittson, Roseau, Marshall and Pennington counties.

A special election this November 2025 will decide whether to build a new school to replace Rippleside, which has several issues from space to health risks.

Northern Township is planning to assess Lake Bemidji residents to build a new wastewater treatment facility, and the nearby city of Bemidji is looking to annex the same properties.

Charles Bainter, Karisa Johnson, Lisa Kvas and Ann Marie Lubovich are running for I.S.D. 712, Mountain Iron-Buhl, School Board.

Minnesota’s end-of-life care economy is in many ways healthy, but retaining nursing home workers is a persistent and growing challenge, particularly in rural communities.