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New state aid covers part of the operating levy for school districts that have lots of cabins. Some districts say they'll offset the levy if voters approve it, meaning more money for the school, while taxes stay the same or go down. -
Plus: Sanford Health and North Memorial Health sign 10-year agreement with state AG for a merger; and the Beargrease sled dog race returns to "out-and-back" format for 2027 event. -
Deidre Lynn Mason was pronounced dead after being discovered unresponsive Aug. 28, 2026, in the Itasca County Jail. -
The race will begin in Duluth and finish in Two Harbors. Organizers say the format is one of the most challenging tests in the sport of sled dog racing. -
The agreement for the out-of-state acquisition includes services continuing at North Memorial's Robbinsdale Hospital and maintaining its extensive emergency transportation services across the state for 10 years. -
An ordinance for a one-year moratorium on data center developments is on its way to the Bemidji Planning Board, with another opportunity for public comment on Sept. 14, 2026. -
The Trust for Public Land partnered with Endazhi-Nitaawiging Charter School on the Red Lake Nation for the nonprofit's first tribal schoolyard in Minnesota. -
Flock should have cameras removed “in the coming days." Concern locally was consistent with growing nationwide opposition to use of the devices. -
Endazhi-Nitaawiging, a charter school on the Red Lake Nation, partnered with the Trust for Public Land for a new natural playground as part of a revamped schoolyard.
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And: Bemidji data center moratorium clears first step; and Flock cameras coming down in St. Louis County.
