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The closure announcement comes as the Minnesota State system announces plans to "right size" its operations over 50 campuses amid financial challenges.
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Jamie Deraney, Thomas R. Klyve and Celeste Koppe are running for Detroit Lakes City Council at large.Shaun Carlson and Lindsey Cooksey are running in Ward 1.Zachary J Foltz and Marga Ybarra are running in Ward 2.Natalie Bly and Matt Boeke are running in Ward 3.
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Emmeline Bartnes, Tim Grzybowski, Gregory Johnson, Katie Large, Michelle Okeson, Mary Rotter and Janine Schneider are running for Detroit Lakes School Board.
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The Detroit Lakes School Board rescinded its July 2026 action that prompted an ACLU lawsuit as it prepares to amend its policy on non-school materials.
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Conservation districts and counties across the state will instruct volunteers on how to identify invasive species like starry stonewort in area lakes on Aug. 8, 2026.
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Financial assistance and tax breaks are available to tornado-impacted residents as the community works toward rebuilding after an EF-2 twister.
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The storm caused damage to buildings, trees and power lines. Thousands experienced power outages due to the storm.
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Almost 90 Northland students competed at the state golf tournament June 9-10, 2026, around the Twin Cities.
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A Detroit Lakes food co-op and independent food stores like it show a resilient rural Minnesota.
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Seven rural Northern Minnesota teams and nearly 90 student-athletes in total will compete Tuesday-Wednesday, June 9-10, 2026, on courses in and around the Twin Cities.