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KAXE covered pushback on the LGBTQ+ community, changes in rural health care delivery, a coal ash spill at Boswell Energy Center, tribal land back efforts, helium mining and more.
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Trump has vowed to reverse the Superior National Forest mining moratorium as a priority after he’s sworn in, which he can do under his executive authority.
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Northern Minnesota schools like Grygla and Lake of the Woods face budget shortfalls caused by declining enrollment and insufficient state funding.
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Ives was reelected posthumously. A special election to fill his seat will be in February or April. Candidate filings open Wednesday, Nov. 27.
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International Falls, Eveleth and Gilbert saw mostly successful write-in campaigns, while Kettle River, Federal Dam and Wrenshall races were decided by luck of the draw.
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State House results show Northern Minnesota leans red, but precinct-level data reveal a mix of red, blue and purple, offering a fuller picture of the region's politics.
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Democrats still control the Minnesota Senate and the governor’s office. Divided government in recent years has often led to acrimony and stalemate.
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Iron Range voters colored the political map a deep red Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024, but also sent a strong message of wanting change to candidates up and down the ballot.
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KAXE volunteer photographer Lorie Shaull captured Election Day 2024 in northeastern and north-central Minnesota.
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Through canvassing boards, official certifications and electoral college ceremonies, a lot has to happen for a vote to be certified.