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Freya Johnson, a 12-year-old from Brainerd, self-published a novel called "The Jump" in May.

The Northland Arboretum has several upcoming June events and classes

Air quality alert expanded south, through Friday, June 16, for northern and central Minnesota. The air quality is expected to reach a red alert index, which is unhealthy for everyone.

Our government is like a large corporation, where everyone who votes is on the board of directors.

No foul play is suspected at this time, the Crow Wing Sheriff's Office stated.

Brainerd City Council members approved variances to allow for a Dunkin' Donuts in northeast Brainerd.

Hannah Ward finished her second year at the university in May. She plans to graduate in 2025 with a journalism degree and minors in geography and art history.

Council members expressed frustration over state officials not allowing traffic control measures at the intersection when the road was reconstructed in 2018.

On Tuesday, May 23, two men were driving by when they noticed there was a vehicle in the Mississippi River by the Mill Avenue bridge.

Who is North Dakota State University writing professor Holly Hassel?