Eveleth

Meetings in Eveleth, Duluth, Cohasset, Little Falls and online will give the public a chance to comment on how the utility plans to provide power through 2039.

Those traveling on Highway 37 may see delays of up to 10 minutes while beams are moved from trucks and put in place.

The city will use the funds to refurbish and replace outdated playground equipment as well as enhance the functionality and accessibility for all ages and abilities.

Plus: Extreme heat and possible severe weather could be in store for much of the Northland over the weekend; Carlos Hernandez was narrowly elected Bois Forte chairman in a special election on June 17, 2025; the Minnesota DNR and Brainerd Lakes Area Master Naturalists will hold an AIS workshop; Eveleth received a $200K grant to upgrade a city playground; Beltrami County will begin work on a new shared-use trail near Bemidji High School; and MnDOT crews are making progress on planned construction near Hackensack and Wadena.

Wastewater and drinking water projects in Aitkin, Detroit Lakes, Eveleth, Crosby and Tower will protect public health and improve water quality.

As some with the museum weigh a move to St. Paul, those on the Iron Range planning to push back at a rally Saturday.

Construction on the project will begin April 17, 2025, with this traffic configuration through Gilbert in place through the end of May.

Minnesota Power must prove the acquisition of its parent company ALLETE by private equity investors is in the public's best interest.

Construction is expected to begin April 1, 2025, and MnDOT will host an informational meeting that day on what motorists should expect for impacts this year.

Plus: A bipartisan bill to change the exemption process for schools with Native American mascots is making progress in the state Senate; and MnDOT and St. Louis County will host an informational meeting on road construction happening this year on Highway 53 in Eveleth.