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The United Way of Northeastern Minnesota is offering financial support to residents recovering from recent flooding. The organization is still raising money to meet its goal.
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Residents of Mountain Iron, Hibbing and Virginia may see and hear low-flying, yellow aircraft for several days beginning Thursday.
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We know our audience members are extremely knowledgeable and engaged in their communities. That's why we need your help to create a list of our region's public beaches.
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The disaster declaration allows more resources to help communities recover from the damage caused by heavy rains and subsequent flooding in June.
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Public health departments in Crow Wing and St. Louis counties offer these free kits, but residents are responsible for shipping costs.
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The Cass, Crow Wing and St. Louis county sheriff's offices have all asked boaters to be cautious to help prevent shoreline damage with waters high after heavy rainfall.
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Business owners along River Street were still assessing the damage as Gov. Tim Walz, emergency managers and legislators toured the area on Friday, June 21, 2024.
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A washout severed the water line connecting northwestern Biwabik with the rest of the city, affecting 200 properties. St. Louis County road closures and repairs are ongoing.
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The most severe flooding occurred in the central and northern parts of St. Louis County, including Hibbing, Chisholm, Virginia, Biwabik, Ely and Cook.
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MNDOT and St. Louis County officials will share information at the open house.