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Face masks are now suggested in public, indoor spaces in 90% of the state.

The City of Harmony was one of the 15 different recipients of the grant, receiving $2,245,849 for broadband improvement.

The City of Harmony was one of the 15 different recipients of the grant, receiving $2,245,849 for broadband improvement.

A Marble man has admitted that he was high when he crashed his SUV into another vehicle on Highway 5 in November 2020, a head-on collision that killed 39-year-old Franklin D. Rice of Hibbing. Thomas Michael Gilley, 27, pleaded guilty Monday in St. Louis County District Court to one felony count of criminal vehicular homicide. Minnesota statutes show that he faces a maxim of 10 years in prison if convicted. Gilley had initially been charged with two of the felony counts, but he entered a plea de...

'Tis the season, mayfly season has returned to the region, and the nasty bugs are showing up all over the state and were even spotted on weather radar this morning.

Twin Cities metro area leaders are preparing for Juneteenth celebrations this weekend.

Farmers dedicated to conservation like Joan Heim-Welch and direct assistance from local conservation offices have put the Minnesota Agricultural Water Quality Certification Program in the spotlight as one of the best of its kind in the country.

Outdoornews June 3, 2021 District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) checked anglers on Lake of the Woods and the Roseau River. Angling success has been fair on both the lake and river. Illegal-length walleyes encountered on Lake of the Woods. CO Aaron Larson (Baudette) worked primarily angling enforcement on Lake of the Woods. Time was also spent at Zippel Bay State Park enforcing park rules. CO Ryan Brown (Karlstad) reports fishing on Lake Bronson continues to be slow. Brown presented...

U of M extension launches summer camps, classes The 4-H learning series starts June 8, 2021, with a class on campfires. In-person day camps start June 16. 2:51 pm, Jun. 3, 2021 × Aedea Winter, 12, harvests kale in her familys garden Aug. 1, 2020. Attending 4-H Healthy Sprouts, a virtual gardening class through the University of Minnesota extension office, has helped Aedea stay engaged, she said. (2020 file / Tyler Schank / News Tribune) Kiddos across northeast Minnesota...

The rule takes effect Tuesday, June 1, and ends Saturday, July 31.