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The company cited "unforeseen business circumstances" as the reason for reducing its operation and laying off employees in a notice to the state. -
Plus: Leech lake fisheries seeks public input, youths tackle aquatic invasive species issue -
Drew Brockett of Piragis Northwoods Co. in Ely said it was a huge relief to have Fernberg corridor entry points open. But outfitters are still feeling the impact of continued closures. -
Bryan v. Itasca County paved the way for the modern tribal gaming industry. The monument recognizes Leech Lake Band member Helen Bryan and her husband, Russell Bryan. -
For Minnesota youths, leaders in charge of combating invasive species in lakes said the work can be a career training game changer. -
The annual art contest highlights the stamps’ revenue generation, supporting fisheries management, habitat and stocking efforts in Minnesota lakes. -
The Hemp Planning Predictability Act would delay the ban on THC products derived from hemp plants, which is set to take effect Nov. 11, 2026, for one month. -
Plus: DNR chooses annual fish stamp contest winners
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Judge Heidi Chandler said Cyndy Martin has shown remorse and accepted responsibility for her actions that led to Carter Haithcock’s death, is amenable to probation and has broad support of friends and family. -
Plus: Detroit Lakes' School Board voted to remove rainbows from school property; and the Hubbard County Food Shelf is fundraising $2 million for a new building.
