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Ellison will visit Bemidji to hear from community members about their stories and concerns about recent federal actions. A second forum is planned for Oct. 27 in Brainerd.

The Office of Cannabis Management's listening tour stops June 4-5, 2026, are meant to give the general public an overview of the agency's work and an opportunity to ask questions.

Scott Brenny, David Bruns, Eric F. Crist, Tom Martire, Jared Morse, Riley Allen Savolainen and Terry Sullivan are running for Nashwauk City Council.

The KAXE Music Team on new music from Yard Act, Orquesta Akokán, The Real Chuck NORAD, Umut Adan & Zebânis, Ezra Collective, Jess Williamson, Panda Bear & Sonic Boom, and Ronstadt in '76!

The Itasca County Sheriff's Office said the 32-year-old was the only occupant of the side-by-side when it crashed early Aug. 26, 2025.

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Fronted by Meghan Kreidler, Kiss The Tiger doesn’t just play — they bring the stage to life through good old-fashioned rock-and-roll.

There will be food, games, prizes for game winners, DJ music and fun for all ages, organizers stated in a news release. The celebration is open to the public.

Parking at the Beltrami County Fairgrounds will be free Wednesday, Aug. 9, with registered co-op members provided $10 in vendor vouchers.

Project staff will give a brief background on the corridor and record any feedback the public has on traffic and pedestrian flow, intersections, safety or other concerns along the corridor.

Central Elementary was vacated in 2021 during Bemidji Area Schools' budget reduction efforts, with the district declaring the school as surplus property in August.

The grants are designed to create new child care slots to reduce the shortage felt across the state.

The city plans to ask voters to support a half-cent sales tax hike to cover a portion of the $26 million project, which would bring police officers, firefighters and EMTs under one roof.

Updating the management direction would help to preserve the wilderness character and protect valuable features there, according to officials, and the current plan is more than 30 years old.

The permit for MagIron LLC will require a Fugitive Dust Control Plan, intended to help reduce dust emissions from roads, storage, stockpiles and exposed mining areas.

Logging on the popular Honeymoon Trail and other forest roads means daily truck hauling and the need for extra caution.

The National Alliance on Mental Illness Minnesota invites members of the community to share their experiences navigating the state's mental healthcare system July 30, 2025.

The reconstruction of the major intersection in Baxter is set for 2028. The open house meetings are on July 22, 2025.

Paul Bunyan Communications' high-speed, fiber optic internet is coming to townships around Cook in 2026.

Eleven of the projects, funded by the Renewable Energy for America Program, are in Northern Minnesota.