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The attorney general filed a federal lawsuit to end "Operation Metro Surge," tribal nations are waiving fees for new tribal IDs for their members and ICE has reportedly been spotted in Detroit Lakes.
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From Ada to Winnie and Anders to Wylder, Northern Minnesotans' 2025 baby names range from one-of-a-kind to one-of-many.
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Park Rapids' Avery Schueller placed third in the 50 freestyle and fifth in the 100 freestyle, and Two Harbors' Bella Imholte ended seventh in the 200 freestyle.
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Dozens of Northern Minnesota student-athletes from nine area schools, including Grand Rapids and Bemidji, will compete at the 2025 state swimming and diving meet this week.
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Two Northland athletes medaled at the 2025 state cross-country meet, and six others finished in the top 20.
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Twelve Northern Minnesota teams will race in the Twin Cities on Nov. 1, 2025, plus 37 individual qualifiers from across the Northland.
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The locally organized race returns for its 30th year on Sept. 6, 2025, billing itself as a celebration of the famous runner turned fishing guide in his home state.
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Essentia surveys Northland communities on their health needs every three years. The results guide the organization's community health initiatives.
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The unusual resignation announcement means Mitchell will continue to represent her constituents for up to two weeks as a convicted felon.
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The verdict will almost certainly change the makeup of the state Senate, where Democrats currently hold a 34-33 majority.