Up North Report
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Latest Episodes
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Plus: Sheriff Bryan Welk reelected in Cass County; Itasca County commissioner districts flip in rematches; and constitutional amendment passes, but local school funding measures fail. -
Hermantown data center moves forward after Council approvals; Candidates make last pitches across MNPlus: Northland high school athletes compete in soccer and cross-country state tourneys.
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To make Election Day hassle-free for voters across the state, election officials work behind the scenes to bring the big day to life.
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Plus: Longtime election workers highlight need for more volunteers; and Rock Ridge is back-to-back state tennis champs.
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Plus: DNR takes public comments on the scram mining project and historic building demolition at the former Hill Annex Mine State Park.
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Plus: Federal loans available for businesses affected by Boundary Waters summer wildfires.
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Plus: Hwy 210/Washington Street reopens in Brainerd.
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Plus: Zebra mussels found in Waubon area lake; New scholarships announced for clean energy jobs; and four Northland soccer teams will compete at state.
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Baylor Short is part of a research project studying how forward-facing sonar could be putting Leech Lake’s muskies at risk.
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Plus: Greenway community fund grows; and October is "Leave the Leaves" month.