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A 54-year-old female inmate was found unresponsive in her bunk. Life-saving measures were unsuccessful.

The contest is Sept. 30 during the annual Crosslake Days Fall Festival.

With nearly nine years of sobriety under her belt, Sara Rettke now owns her own business and helps others on the path to recovery.

In addition to making up an 8-inch rainfall deficit, the Brainerd area would need 3-4 inches of rain this fall to stay out of the drought.

It's ironic when the Republican Party, the party that worships the Second Amendment, is after Hunter Biden for owning a gun for 11 days.

A look through the Brainerd Dispatch archives with Terry McCollough combing the microfilm for tidbits of history through the decades going back to 1923.

Little Falls lost one of its oldest brick buildings. If there is no effort to save significant local landmarks like Hurrle Hall, Little Falls will lose its reputation as a historic city.

The left is finally learning that without police protection, society falls into total chaos

Business owners and chambers of commerce from across the lakes area gathered Tuesday, Sept. 12, for a Zoom meeting on the recent changes to Minnesota law.

Work is between Brainerd and Ironton with work occurring on good weather days in daylight hours.