Hastings, MN News

• Hastings, MN News
• Recent rain has Northland river raging (with videos)
• Duluthian has passion for adoption abroad
• Willmar, Minn., veteran logs 60-plus years of playing farewell to soldiers (videos)
• Duluth man arrested in case of erroneous $800,000 tax refund
• U.S. Rep. Collin Peterson tells Olivia, Minn., crowd important debate is ahead
• Northland woman found guilty of using van to kill estranged husband
• Northland soaked by 3+ inches of rain - and it's not over (with video)
• Vandals damage Duluth high school
• Hastings Middle School students raise $6,600 for Hastings Family Service with tug of war
• Letter: Baseball fields in Hastings need work
• Letter: 'Our resources are being stretched by our numbers'
• Letter: New Hastings Family Service site is 'warm and welcoming'
• Editorial: Kudos to young adults for staging protest here
• Duluth installs Bob Dylan manhole cover for singer's birthday (with video)
• Third person arrested and charged related to teen's death in March
• Hastings man attacked while walking home; says attackers identified themselves as River Falls residents
• 'Way better than book club': Northland moms form rock band
• Raiders beat Mustangs, 2-1
• New threat arrives for Northland gardeners
• Arsonists strike Twin Ports 6 times in one morning
• Crash injures one person on Fourth Street
• Man accused of stalking wife, kids through four states to face firearms charges in North Dakota
• Former janitor sentenced for arson at Grand Rapids church
• Newspaper executive caught in Duluth prostitution sting
• 1922-2012: Celebrating 90 years of WDAY Radio
• Ingenuity, plywood and sweat save horse stuck in a Northland swamp
• Excessive speed, inattentive driving ruled cause of fatal accident involving 2 Hibbing teens
• 15-year-old killed by train in Aurora on way to school
• UPDATE 4 P.M. MONDAY: Fire destroys two businesses in Parkers Prairie, Minn.
• Hastings bridge inspection complete, lanes open
• No injuries, but some decry Allegiant customer service in wake of Duluth flight
• As understanding of autism increases, so does the number of children diagnosed
• Allegiant flight returns to Duluth after engine failure
• Wildfire near Ely now 90 percent contained
• Duluth sets record in wild temperature ride
• Aircraft ready for rescue helped save Northland town from wildfire
• Northland town escapes wildfire disaster (with video)
• City Council: Preservation awards, contracts and selective demolition at old Hudson property
• Winds worry fire crews as they battle to contain blaze near Ely
• Letter: Thanks for helping and taking part in Walk MS event
• Letter: Event drew attention for campaign asking residents to call 811 before digging
• Editorial: Motorcycle volunteers did an amazing job
• Hastings group surprises soldier with cycle
• Fire turned back just outside Ely
• Superior woman's 'ex-husband sale' stops traffic
• Bemidji man dies after boom lift touches power line
• Officials recover 64 pounds of mercury offered for sale on Craigslist by Northland resident
• Hastings girls golfers just three meets away from section tournament
• Raiders win two more SEC tennis matches
• Benning leads Raiders at true team track meet
• Filing period for area elections opens Tuesday
• Hastings Family Service open house is May 19
• Bear ambles onto pier on Duluth ship canal, startling angler
• Superior woman's 'ex-husband sale' stops traffic
• Grand jury brings first-degree murder indictment against Darek Nelson in fatal stabbing in Montevideo, Minn.
• Interior Department calls Duluth's casino contract invalid
• Urdahl: Meeker Co. GOP board votes to keep endorsement
• Dayton, DFLers tout stadium, bonding bills
• U of M president touts Willmar, Minn., research and outreach center
• Healthy again after months of rehab, Northland bobcat returns to the wild
• Medical interpreters ease health-care stress for patients in the Northland
• Waiting list for new Cirrus jet displays customer loyalty
• 4 years + 4 majors + 4.0 = Path to success for St. Scholastica grad
• Sailboat in fatal accident recovered by Clearwater County sheriff's officials
• Deer Wander into Downtown Moorhead
• Duluth band Trampled by Turtles performs on roof of CNN building in Atlanta (with video)
• Embattled Iron Range police chief steps down
• Jury awards $1.68 million in lawsuit against Minnesota Power
• Duluth police seek felony charges for woman who allegedly hit brother with car
• Well-known Twin Ports golf pro dies at 59
• Letter: Residents encouraged to try out for 'Sound of Music'
• Letter: Thanks for supporting Riverside Company again this year
• Rukavina retiring after 26 years in Minnesota House
• Editorial: Theft from charred home is a new low
• Online auction ends May 14 for six vehicles, including five DWI forfeitures from Hastings
• 'Skol, Vikings' heard 'round the Capitol
• Duluth man charged in drive-by shooting says he was out of town at time of crime
• ND School to Remove Controversial 'Time Out Room' Tomorrow
• ND farmers to harvest record winter wheat crop this year
• Better forecasts are on the radar for the Northland as Weather Service upgrades technology
• Hastings boys golf team wins its home tournament with a 306
• Stark is Hastings' Athena winner
• Raider girls place seventh in Forest Lake golf tournament
• Ozzy, the Hastings Police K9, makes arrest in West St. Paul
• Duluth researcher seeks cause for link between quitting smoking, high sensitivity to pain
• Highway 61 to be reduced to single lane in Hastings May 10-11
• Police reopen case of skeletal remains found 36 years ago in the Northland
• Duluth airport director leaving for Michigan
• Treasurer for Bemidji Masonic Lodge accused of stealing $35K, partly to pay for girlfriend's expenses
• A decade later, House approves Vikings stadium; McNamara votes 'Yes'
• ND Parents Outraged Over School's Tiny 'Time Out' Room
• Former Jamestown teacher sentenced to 60 days for luring minor
• NDSH patient escapes, is captured after 30 minutes
• Decision expected today on fate of Vikings stadium
• State trooper avoids injury after cruiser hit by wrong-way driver near Duluth
• Amid vast tracts of dying birch trees, residents planting the seed to restore Minnesota forests
• Iron Range man in custody after allegedly ramming State Patrol squad during chase
• Minnesota fishing preview: Guides' tips for walleye success
• Minnesota's celebrity bears about to get more worldwide media attention
• Nolan wins endorsement at 8th Congressional District DFL convention
• Sailboat's wild ride on Lake Superior prompts rescue response (with video)
• With Minnesota wolf hunt a reality, DNR is working on logistics
• Team USA curler from Duluth loses battle with cancer
• Cottage Grove male, 18, killed, 17-year-old girl critically injured in Woodbury auto crash
• Wanted man flees Duluth hospital in examination gown
• Spring musical is this weekend, May 4-6, at HHS
• Letter: Spread of exotic species must be stopped
• Letter: Regina's tribute to National Nurses Week
• Editorial: Special thanks go out to the HFD
• Duluth tech company owes state $1.6 million
• Duluth police sergeant finds peace, honor after fatal shootout
• Fisherman refutes critics of potential state walleye record, bait shop owner questions fish size
• City Council: Trails, site plans and next year's budget
• Fugitive on lam after escaping during hospital visit nabbed by Red Lake officers
• State opinion: South Washington County School Board violated meeting law
• Tea Party, Occupy to square off tonight in Duluth debate
• Raiders use wins at doubles to beat Ponies
• Hastings boys win eight-team track and field meet at Richfield
• Raiders keep riding hot streak
• Hinckley man accused of plotting kidnapping of woman to be sex slave
• Man pleads guilty to charges from crash that killed Duluth man
• Worst Place on Earth? ND Actually Rated 2nd in Happiness
• 104 years after dying in the line of duty, Duluth police officer to be recognized
• Duluth man charged in downtown stabbing death; warrant issued for 2nd suspect
• Ashland man sentenced for murder of teen pushed off cliff
• Jilted ex-boyfriend pleads guilty in fire for attempted murder
• Man sentenced to 45 years for shotgun slaying of his child's mother
• ND Community Comes Together to Help Girl Overcoming Autism
• Volkswagen makes its return trip to Twin Ports
• Breaking News: Fire strikes landscaping company in Hastings
• Edge waterpark in Duluth to install new equipment to prevent waterborne illness
• Two people found dead after fire in central Minn.
• Duluth murder victim described as artistic, devoted to his family
• Hibbing mourns after two teens, weeks from graduation, die in crash
• Two Iron Range teens killed in rollover crash
• Dayton signs bill changing how 2.5 million acres of northern Minnesota land is managed
• Preparing for prom: Duluth teens with cerebral palsy look forward to first formal dance
• Downtown Duluth death ruled a homicide by stabbing; two men in custody
• Northland school superintendent serving suspension
• Two nurses fired for false insulin reports at Northland nursing home
• Nearly 100 MN Drivers Issued Texting Citations in 1 Day
• Hastings family plans to rebuild on site of Monday's blaze
• Letter: Riverside Company's sportsmanship was memorable
• Letter: Gallery Gala was 'a huge success'
• Editorial: Please, park your cellphone
• Raiders race at Park quadrangular
• HHS softball beats Mounds View, Stillwater and Roseville
• Raiders cruise to win over Park
• $283 million project seeks tiny particles in the big woods of northern Minnesota
• Victim of Duluth hit-and-run crash rebuilds a life, one memory at a time
• Woman who caused Delta flight quarantine identified as former Hastings resident
• West Fargo boy has a chance to make his dream come true
• 6-9, 300-pound Pine City man charged with sexually assaulting two group-home staffers
• Man threatens to sue Hastings police, calls 911, swears at dispatcher
• Hastings woman returns home to inspect work, finds contractor smoking marijuana in her driveway
• Cloquet schools notify parents of bomb threat at high school
• Big week for the Stepans of Hastings: Derek advances in NHL playoffs, Brad hired at Rosemount High
• Spring bounty: Nets in hand, smelters wade into the waters of Lake Superior
• Woman corrections guard found not guilty of sexual conduct with juvenile male inmates
• Camper's built-in charging unit caused house fire in Hastings on Monday
• Duluth band makes network TV debut on 'Letterman'
• Duluth band hits the big time with spot on tonight's 'Letterman' show (with video)
• Listening session explores workforce needs, issues in engineering sector in rural Minn.
• Driver reportedly was under influence of synthetic pot at time of Iron Range crash
• Sticker shock: Minnesota boaters need invasive species sticker before hitting water this year
• Cave sentenced to 11 years on criminal conspiracy charge, 8 years for manslaughter
• Fire chief says Swenson Motors fire in Willmar, Minn., is not suspicious in nature
• Cottage Grove woman charged with neglect after allegedly leaving young children alone in messy apartment
• Two dogs, one rabbit saved from blaze inside Hastings home
• Complaint: Alleged Woodbury, Minn., burglar took cellphone video of break-in
• Therapy starts for boy injured in sailboat accident
• Breaking News: House catches fire along West 17th Street
• Cosmos, Minn., man killed in Renville County crash
• Swenson Motor employees wait to assess fire damage to Willmar, Minn., auto dealership
• Wyman teen in court this morning, could go to prison for arson
• Hastings Fire Department responds to fire west of Hastings
• Hastings show choir places third at national competition
• Twin Cities man injured in rollover in Kelliher, Minn.
• Man, woman charged with driving same car drunk on Minnesota freeway
• Close to a half-foot of snow reported in parts of the Northland
• Tornado touches down east of Milan, barn and granaries damaged
• Duluth man accused of shooting another man for saying he was not in a real gang
• NHL pioneer inspires newest generation of players in the Northland
• City of Duluth, Fond du Lac Band face off in court over downtown land
• Wyatt's Twisted Americana replaces Celts in Hastings
• Ridgewater instructor from Willmar, Minn., honored as a top educator by MnSCU
• Letter: Thanks for supporting 'Lanes for Life'
• Letter: Guards are needed at more crosswalks
• Editorial: Let us tell the story of your loved ones
• Bushmills Ethanol of Atwater, Minn., pays $800,000 penalty for wastewater violations
• Hearing on Big Stone County, Minn., quarry draws mostly opposition
• Koenen moves from Minn. House to Senate
• Former state representative from Dakota County turns 100 today
• HHS girls lacrosse team has its first varsity game
• Isaiah talks, tells mother 'I love you'
• Number of crypto cases linked to Duluth water park continues to rise
• Raiders win 20-team golf tourney
• Raiders turning things around
• Hastings seeing another outbreak in thefts from homes
• Police report preview - April 9 to April 15
• What's next for iconic drive-in sign in Cottage Grove?
• Cirrus promises Vision jet project will have economic impact in the Northland
• Hastings Police Department to offer presentation on bullying
• Bobcat to transfer heavy attachment line to Litchfield and move compact attachment line to N.D.
• Astro Bob blog: Incredible aurora video from Scandinavia
• Northland man charged with stealing $144K in Social Security benefits
• UPDATED: Doctors take boy, injured in sailboat accident, off ventilator
• Voyageurs National Park Association makes its largest land purchase
• Cirrus Aircraft says it has funding to bring new jet to production in Duluth, Grand Forks
• Duluth prep basketball coaches ousted over student privacy violation
• Three juveniles arrested after entering HMS through unsecured door on Saturday
• S.D. Sen. John Thune on list of possible Romney running mates
• Duluth man drives woman to airport in taxi, allegedly burglarizes her home
• Mayor: Aircraft maintenance company to bring 200-plus jobs to Duluth
• Heil family on Costa Concordia tragedy: 'We will now be able to move forward and bring them home to rest'
• Northfield woman charged with 16 counts of animal cruelty
• Duluth citizen patrols, police stress safety first
• Close to a foot of snow reported in parts of the Northland
• Bound for Hibbing, woman was among oldest to survive Titanic disaster
• It's dirt digging time at unique new business in Hastings
• Test: ND trooper's blood concentration nearly twice legal limit
• Grand Rapids man charged with assaulting 2-year-old
• Volatile weather Sunday in west central Minnesota
• Thieves clean out cars in Darwin, Dassel, Minn.; sheriff reminds citizens to lock vehicles
• Outdoors column: No need to move Minnesota's fishing opener
• Titanic centennial: Duluth woman who survived wreck remains an enigma
• Titanic disaster still echoes in the Northland
• Duluth man awash with remorse at sentencing for vehicular homicide
• Northland woman accused of stealing from Minnesota DMV office
• ND Family Involved in Standoff Wants Charges Dismissed, Trial Venue Moved
• Coast Guard evacuates crew member from freighter on Lake Superior near Twin Ports
• Letter: Voter ID amendment is 'unfair and unneccessary'
• Letter: Officers shouldn't target vehicles at the high school
• Editorial: Our state owes our schools
• City Council: Street project bid, tennis court repairs and fee and license changes
• Northland woman faces felony fraud charge, accused of inflating mileage while delivering senior meals
• Duluth mayor says his first experience stage diving is likely his last (with video)
• East Grand Forks, MN, Day Care Provider Has Hands Full With 4 Sets of Twins
• Hastings lacrosse team starts with win over Park
• Raider softball team loses opener to White Bear Lake
• Hastings Raiders lose first games to Farmington, East Ridge
• With extra security in courtroom, Northland man arraigned on charges of kidnapping son
• Willmar, Minn., hospital reports 6% profit in '11 but seeing gains erode this year
• Findings of fact for conditional use permit approved for Willmar, Minn., mosque
• Charges: Woodbury woman dispensed harsh discipline regimen, beat girl with spoon
• Hastings police assist intoxicated man who couldn't get out of the bathroom
• Thieves break into Hastings tobacco store, steal at least $500 in smokes
• Coast Guard evacuates crew member from freighter on Lake Superior
• Duluth woman charged with 8 felonies for tax evasion
• Duluth Hillside resident recounts firing at alleged home invaders
• Organizers say Duluth's tall ships festival will expand in 2013
• Court of Appeals upholds Hastings man's conviction on first-degree criminal sexual conduct
• Man accused of stalking family through four states, arranging to have them kidnapped in Duluth
• 1,400 acres burn south of Nimrod, Minn.; fire danger still high
• Woman follows dog after it jumps into Duluth ship canal
• Sailboat survivor, 8, shows positive signs after accident
• Northland boy, missing nearly two weeks, found safe; father hospitalized
• City of Duluth sues Fond du Lac Band to halt downtown gaming expansion
• UPDATED: Two of three children die after sailboat capsizes
• Man held in deadly Proctor bar fight claims self-defense
• Text sent from missing Northland boy's cell phone; case gets national attention
• Fire warning issued for most of western Minnesota tonight, Saturday
• College hockey: UMD's Jack Connolly wins Hobey Baker Memorial Award
• Officials say reported sighting was not missing Northland boy and his father
• Polaris plans to add 89 jobs to sport vehicle plant in Osceola, Wis.
• Duluth cop, doc describe hurdles in war on synthetic drugs
• Moorhead police will return seized $12,000 to Fryn' Pan waitress
• Musburger sentenced to serve 40 years in Chisholm bar murder
• Quick decision to take early swim saves senior's life after Tyson Lake, Minn., mishap
• Number of crypto cases linked to Northland water parks continues to rise
• Former Minnesota sheriff sentenced to pay $113,000 restitution amount in Woodbury case
• Police respond on report of juvenile dropping his pants as vehicles pass by
• Show choir qualifies for national competition, now needs to raise funds to get there
• Perham native is costumer on blockbuster movie, 'The Hunger Games'
• Resort owners have mixed feelings about plans for earlier Minnesota fishing opener
• Letter: Welcome to the United States of Corporate America
• Editorial: Heroin use on the rise in Hastings and in the country
• Duluth nursing home altercations detailed in state report
• Northland meatball gets spot on Target Field menu
• Barnum football coach resigns after allegations
• Aerial, ground searches turn up nothing on missing northeastern Minnesota boy, father
• Former Duluth woman pleads guilty to voting while ineligible
• House fire burns through night before man calls Duluth Fire Department
• Minnesota students' energy-efficient vehicle wins first prize in national mileage contest
• A Duluth mother's story: Loving Nora, a child with Asperger's
• Minn. House joins Senate in supporting Clara City woman's campaign for Jacob's Law
• Breaking News: Medical examiner determines cause of death of 18-year-old HHS senior; two arrests made
• Walmart submits plans to build store in Cottage Grove at site of drive-in movie theater
• Steelhead opener a spring rite on the Brule River
• Ex-Bulldog Brown learned hard lesson from run-in with Duluth police
• Man rescued from remote Minnesota campsite after apparent stroke
• Duluth utilities debt a rising problem
• Warrant issued for Minnesota man accused of abducting son; grandfather arrested
• Many northern Minnesota lakes ice-free in March for first time on record
• Willmar's Lee Byberg gets GOP endorsement for 7th Congressional District race
• Northland native survives 10 days stranded in Nevada desert
• Cow in Rugby, ND, Gives Birth to Twins 20 Days Apart
• Number of suspected illnesses increases in Duluth water park outbreak
• Olivia, Minn., mouring the loss of longtime doctor, spiritual leader
• Duluth police arrest man after chase into Lake Superior
• Cloquet police search for missing woman
• Victims' families, friends speak out before man is sentenced for Cromwell double murder
• What would $540 million buy? Mega Millions lottery prize largest in history
• Police report preview - March 19 to March 25
• HHS choir heads to national meet in Missouri
• State cites Duluth methadone clinic for violations
• Cottage Grove, Minn., smoke shop owner cited after 3,700-plus drug-related items seized by police
• Feds threaten to cancel casino deal between Fond du Lac band, city of Duluth
• U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar to visit North Dakota
• Unique program at HHS has students repairing bikes, which are then donated back into the community
• State officials agree to additional $5 million in aid for Oil Patch; total in grants equals $12 million for training, equipment
• Study finds Minnesota's geothermal energy potential is greater than previously thought
• Woman phones police, reports that the Hastings Police Department is breaking into her home
• Custody battle raged before St. Louis County boy vanished, allegedly abducted by father
• MORNING UPDATE: Waterborne disease outbreak is traced to Duluth water park
• Crash on Highway 52 near Vermillion injures one man
• Waterborne disease outbreak is traced to Duluth water park
• J.T. Brown leaves Minnesota Duluth for NHL
• Volunteers sought to help clean Spring Lake Park
• Breakfasts and egg hunts planned for Easter holiday
• Man places anonymous phone threat to Hastings City Hall, then outs himself the next day while filing complaint
• Police looking for abducted child in St. Louis County
• Hastings police respond to report of argument over purchase of Wet Wipes
• Minnesota Duluth's Oleksuk signs with NHL's Sharks
• Minnesota lakes losing ice earliest ever
• Giant Minnesota mine project takes step forward
• Minnesota Duluth men's basketball coach resigns
• Shots fired, resident arrested in Ravenna Township
• Pine County, Minn., man charged with felonies for at least 21 bone fractures on his 8-week-old daughter
• Steve Martin's bluegrass band to perform at Bayfront
• Woman, 53, found dead in Duluth park
• Cessna's new business deal with Chinese company not a threat to Cirrus Aircraft, official says
• 20-year-old Duluth murder case may get new trial amid revelations that FBI overstated evidence
• Video: 'Water skipping' with snowmobiles on northern Minnesota lake
• Man pleads guilty to killing Carlton County couple
• Fresh salad greens even in winter for Willmar, Minn., students (video)
• Duluth East basketball player at center of controversy released from custody
• Infant dies near Boyd, Minn., after mother suffers medical problem
• Bon voyage to Mikkelson Collection
• Hit by a turtle? Under new system being rolled out nationwide, there'll be a medical code for that
• Proposed Duluth methadone clinic raises concerns
• Authorities release name of man killed in Cass County stabbing
• Police report preview - March 12 to March 18
• Remembering days gone by in Hastings
• Minnesota waterfalls raging from recent snowmelt (with videos)
• Charges issued against Woodbury man accused of possessing 35 pounds of pot
• Letter: Voter ID amendment would be barrier
• Letter: 'Success' in athletics needs to be redefined
• Hastings man meets First Lady
• Editorial: A smart bill targeting synthetic drugs is needed
• New office furniture for 10 Duluth city workers: $90,000
• After state tournament loss, Duluth East basketball coach unhappy with own district
• Sedan, Minn., firefighters in dress getting video attention (video)
• Farmington spill dumps diesel fuel into the Vermillion River
• St. Patrick's Day was eventful for Hastings police department
• Dedicated to giving: Hastings youth spent three years growing her hair for Locks of Love
• Hibbing, Minn., college instructor to host live radio show in Bemidji to support new independent non-profit radio station in town
• Essentia Health copes with cardiothoracic surgeon shortage in the Twin Ports
• Clay sheriff: Jared Nilles was passenger on Amtrak train
• State boys basketball: No news is bad news for suspended Duluth East player
• UMD hockey star pleads guilty to misdemeanors
• South Dakota adds Class AAA in football; creates new class for eight biggest schools
• Carnegie spared: Supporters allowed time to raise funds to preserve Bemidji's historic library
• Low oxygen levels blamed for big fish kill in northern Minnesota river
• Suspended Duluth East basketball player awaits ruling
• Ice goes out on Green Lake in Kandiyohi County, earliest ever
• Could this be the site of Duluth's next hot spot?
• 18-year-old Hastings man found dead; cause of death still under investigation
• Is Facebook part of your estate? New laws are being debated
• Weather records shattered as temperatures in the Northland reach the 70s
• Ice house floating on river draws emergency response in West Duluth
• Iron Range man charged in knife assault of child
• Duluth teen defies odds two months after life-threatening accident
• City Council: Street assessments, ward boundaries and a new trail
• Letter: Code enforcement task force findings are important
• Wanted: 'Country Kids' and teachers to restore Valley School
• Police report preview - March 5 to March 11
• Former police officer pleads guilty in Iron Range murder case
• Trial of Minnesota construction company owner accused of excavator assault delayed for health issue
• Raiders nearly upset Huskies
• Bulldozer driver rescued at Superior coal terminal
• Hastings man witnesses disaster, helps rescue friend from avalanche
• Farmers warned of looming drought and today's crop insurance deadline
• Letter: McNamara is choosing mining companies before cabin owners
• Letter: Black Dirt Theater impacts Hastings area
• Letter: Legislating by referenda is bad policy
• Willmar, Minn.,retailers say they are seeing uptick in sales as economy grows
• Bigfork man, accused of firing gun during hunting dispute, pleads guilty to assault
• Barnum student pleads guilty to assaulting teacher who told him to remove earphones
• Hastings man who operates non-profit to meet Michelle Obama Friday
• Twin Cities man who fenced stolen goods sentenced to prison, $750,000 fine
• Carlton County Attorney says his drinking, teaching don't mix
• Duluth's crumbling infrastructure - exposed
• Frozen Four in Duluth features best of the best
• Man allegedly breaks female hotel employee's nose in Virginia
• Alleged student attack sends Barnum teacher to hospital
• Wyoming, Minn., man killed in fatal ATV accident near Pequaywan Lake identified
• Hudson homeowner finds rifle wrapped in wall
• Detroit Lakes, Minn., woman arrested after abandoning a vehicle on train tracks
• Koenen files for state Senate seat vacated by death of Gary Kubly
• Police department plans 'Communities Against Senior Exploitation' event here
• Minnesota man killed in ATV crash northeast of Duluth
• Minnesota hunting and fishing license fee increases could be 'tough sell'
• Prep boys basketball: Northland player sets Minnesota single-season scoring record
• UPDATE: After going missing Friday night, Minnesota snowmobiler found with severe injuries today
• University of Minnesota explores option of year-round classes
• Report: Great Lakes winter ice cover has decreased 71 percent since 1973
• 'I've been a lot of other things, but never viral': Marilyn Hagerty talks about Olive Garden review on CBS morning show (VIDEO)
• Wrobleski granted request to move trial out of Renville County, Minn.
• Missing T-Rex sculpture found along roadside south of Hastings
• Lawmakers consider long-term invasive species fight
• Northern lights put on great show in Northland skies overnight (with video)
• Man Helps Neighbor Out of Burning Home
• Minnesota Duluth captain Jack Connolly named WCHA player of the year
• Former Lake George, Minn., pastor's bail set at $1 million in sex case
• Thanks to hat, World War II shipmates meet by chance in Duluth restaurant
• Cottage Grove, Minn., man charged with raping pre-teen girl more than 100 times
• Astro Bob blog: Update on solar storm, northern lights potential
• Officials ID Minnesota woman critically hurt after getting pinned under minivan
• Assault case leads to charges that Cottage Grove man raped young girl over 100 times
• Rosemount state Rep. Bills announces run for US Senate
• Four swimmers are all-staters
• HHS places fourth at state wrestling meet
• Wild ride ends at section finals
• Police report preview - Feb. 27 to March 4
• Citywide Garage Sale is May 4-5
• Police now accepting anonymous text tips from the public
• Stuck on the rail: Racino legislation is critical to Hastings farm's survival
• Bath salts suspect pleads guilty
• Duluth funeral home owner settles suit against Essentia Health
• UPDATE: Prairie Island nuclear plant terminates "unusual event" notice
• Trial starts for man accused in hunter's death in north-central Minnesota's Clearwater County
• Member of popular central Minnesota band 'Nasty Habit' dies in car crash on Sunday
• Fire claims four-stall garage
• Kubly remembered as a kind and passionate man and legislator
• From Fort Dodge to Granite Falls, Kulby stayed true to rural roots
• Man held after standoff at eastern Duluth home
• Fatal explosion caused by LP gas leak on Big Kaniyohi Lake near WIllmar, Minn.
• UPDATE: White supremacy group, opponents confront each other in downtown Duluth
• Breaking: Sen. Gary Kubly of Granite Falls, Minn., has died
• Anti-racism campaign prompts rallies, counter-rallies today in Duluth
• Fired utility GM sues city of Willmar, Minn., and utility, lawsuit includes defamation allegations against Frank Yanish and Ron Christianson
• Fired utilities general manager sues city of Willmar, Minn., and utilities
• Elderly Minnetonka man missing since Monday found dead in Carlton County
• Sen. Franken: Shuttering mail proccessing centers hurts businesses, families
• Fire Marshal working on cause of Big Kandi Lake, Minn., house explosion
• City Council: Street improvements, development agreements and ward boundaries
• Eagan ends wild run for Hastings boys hockey team
• Wrestling team places fourth at state meet
• 106-year-old barge sinks in Duluth harbor
• Final Native Mob defendant arrested
• Sen. Gary Kubly still hospitalized in St. Paul; condition is stable
• Lake Lillian, Minn., man dead in Big Kandiyohi house explosion, investigation continues
• Video of waves, surfers on Lake Superior during Wednesday's blizzard
• Franken representative tells growers in Moorhead that passing farm bill could be daunting
• Kandiyohi Co., Minn., Sheriff's office asks for help locating runaway girls
• Sieben, Winkler introduce "Pay Back Our Kids" act
• PHOTO GALLERY, VIDEO INSIDE: Romney holds up ND as a shining example during Fargo campaign stop
• Hastings advances to state semifinal wrestling match
• Editorial: Decision to keep Hudson building is premature
• Letter: Sieben wrong about job creation
• Letter: Press is not telling truth about Obama
• Sophomores lead Hastings to state
• Raiders send seven to state
• Raiders make run to Section 3AA finals
• Afton, Minn., man accused of burglarizing garage for parts to fix his wreck
• One-Armed Sports Star Keeps a Positive Attitude
• Doffing motion to dismiss is denied
• Author Avi presentation is still on tonight
• After representing himself, Duluth man complains of bad counsel
• Column: First Oscar-winning silent film's links stretch to the Northland
• Blizzard warning downgraded in west central Minn.
• Update: Willmar, Minn., Utilities Commission fires its General Manager
• Bemidji angler catches state-record eelpout
• Making mountain music in Hastings
• Duluth angler makes 'unbelievable' catch on 6-pound line
• Weather Channel meteorologist plans to report from Duluth during approaching winter storm
• Ignoring warning signs, 85-year-old Duluth skier finishes 54-kilometer Birkebeiner
• Romney's visit to Fargo set for Thursday morning
• Police: Duluth man arrested for DWI after vehicle plows into mobile home
• Willmar, Minn., Municipal Utilities Commission votes 5-2 to terminate GM
• 1 dead in snowmobile accident near Orr, Minn.
• Iron Range painter helped make 'Grace' picture famous
• Rallying 'Idol' votes
• Tad Elliott leads American top-3 sweep at Birkebeiner
• Minnesota Duluth hockey student section tamed, torn by chant controversy
• Macheski sentenced to one year in jail, 10 years on probation
• Hoffman announces run for Congress
• Police department to hire new officer
• Stray Duluth dog covered 300 miles in seven weeks, owners say
• Duluth hockey fans make public apology for chants, take vow of good cheer
• Raiders heading to state meet
• Hastings turns in solid effort against state's No. 6 team
• Becker just misses qualifying for state meet
• Letter: Education sought for preventing falls at home
• Editorial: Kudos to HPD for its exhaustive search
• Duluth peace activists urge public to ignore white supremacy group's planned rally
• Hastings teen injured in ski lift accident in Wabasha
• Hastings stays in same House district, but number changes
• $6M gift from Lake Lillian native doubles foundation's assets
• Minnesota bear center has 'cutest footage to date' of Internet-famous cubs (with video)
• White supremacy group plans Duluth rally to protest anti-racism campaign
• Defense cuts to hit Duluth's 148th Fighter Wing
• College hockey: Duluth fans again warned over 'offensive' chants
• UPDATE 5:35 P.M.: At least four dead in I-94 pileup near Alexandria in central Minnesota
• Duluth News Tribune expands with new facility
• Proctor anglers land tiger of a fish tale on St. Louis River
• Northern lights dance across the Northland sky (with video)
• Man who died in Superior shootout had brother who died under similar circumstances 6 years earlier
• Authorities ID robbery suspect shot, killed in Superior
• Video: Feed the Children Packaging Event in Willmar, Minn.
• West central Minn. teachers make donation requests
• DonorsChoose.org website raises money for west central Minn. school projects
• Facebook postings help Willmar, Minn., police solve thefts captured on security cameras
• Court: Cops can keep guns, cash seized from downtown Duluth head shop
• Superior robbery, chase end in suspect's death
• Police report preview: 'Scruffy white guy' wearing purple gloves, a BAC of .339 and smashed potatoes
• 2:40 p.m. Update: Fire reported to be under control; building owned by Vining Oil and Gas
• City Council: Parking restrictions, an annual report and redistricting
• Allegiant eyes Bemidji as potential air hub; could lead to direct flight to Las Vegas
• New blog features images and stories of Hastings' history from newspaper archives
• Broken water main closes 15th Street
• Vermillion watercolor artist hits the big time
• Historic chalice thought to be lost in a cyclone a hundred years ago recently uncovered at Wisconsin church
• Wahpeton couple's engagement makes for quite the fish story
• Whooping cough cases cause one Northland school district to cancel classes
• Jury finds Cave guilty of manslaughter, criminal conspiracy
• Jury returning with verdict in Cave murder trial
• New use for slightly-used FEMA home: Dunn Co. sheriff wants trailers for deputies
• Wildcats end Raiders' season, 4-3
• Familiar face in Coates to open new liquor store in Hastings
• Greyhounds too fast for Raiders
• Raiders keep building on momentum with win
• Letter: Listening session planned for senior care
• Letter: Using roof space for solar power is good step
• Editorial: Arbitrator's decision was the correct one
• UPDATE: Morris, Minn. snowmobiler killed in accident in Wyoming
• Minnesota Wild recalls Taffe
• Northland residents slam syndicated radio show's 'mentally challenged' segment as offensive
• Man accused of beheading Woodbury woman's pet snake
• A Hastings skier with an amazing story: Last summer, Dustin Erickson broke his neck; this winter, he qualified for the state ski meet
• Two homes burglarized Monday afternoon, car stolen
• Jury begins deliberation in Janelle Cave murder trial
• Tokyo Grill planned for Midtown Center
• Testimony ends in murder trial; closing arguments next
• West Central Minnesota's energy goals on display in St. Paul
• Now boarding flights to the Oil Patch
• Man points gun at another, gets arrested
• Battle is on over 2.5 million acres of school trust land in northern Minnesota
• Astro Bob blog: Surprise aurora lights up Northland skies
• Minnesota city buys peaceful solution to train noise; may not be feasible for other towns
• Duluth man sentenced for decades-old abuse
• Police: Woodbury, Minn., woman jumps from second-story balcony to escape assault
• Jurors hear Cave describe events from night of murder in audio recording
• Northland artist benefits from innovative aneurysm treatment
• Breaking News: Arbitrator rules city was justified in firing Hastings officer, who had engaged in inappropriate relationship with domestic abuse victim
• Report on investigation into Willmar, Minn., utility GM nears completion
• Meat thief flees from police in Hastings, is eventually arrested in bathroom at Walmart
• Schlienz admitted shooting, blamed it on courts (with audio)
• Duluth Central grad, Houston's music director: 'She's at peace'
• UPDATE: Cave trial recesses for day
• Hallmark store in Hastings to close
• Pagami Creek fire left a raw wound across Boundary Waters
• Duluth Central graduate, Whitney Houston's drummer, music director reacts to singer's death
• Family, sheriff at odds over inmate's death (with video)
• Veterans find themselves pulling for their lives
• Warm winter extends season for Lake Superior ferry (with video)
• Duluth woman thankful for classmates' timely blood pressure reading
• Minnesota Power plans new transmission line from Manitoba to Iron Range
• UPDATE: Establishing a front: UND alumni leader issues sharp warning if Fighting Sioux nickname is sustained
• Autopsy and 911 call reveal Fargo lawyer shot himself at I-29 rest stop
• Murder trial witnesses identify discarded clothing as belonging to Cave, Howard
• Minneapolis casino could block similar plan for Duluth's Canal Park
• Alexandria Smiles collects from children 220 pounds of candy that will go to troops
• Fired coal handler alleges Willmar Utilities discrimination
• Five-year-old Jamestown, N.D., boy hit by car suffers leg injury
• Senator proposes Duluth's former U.S. Steel site for Vikings stadium
• Man who robbed banks in Hastings and Hampton indicted in federal court
• Former Chokio-Alberta, Minn. school district business manager sentenced to 18 months in prison
• Jurors hear of Cave, Howard allegedly trying to dispose of body
• Girls hockey team wins in first round of section tournament, 3-2
• Raiders sink Rangers, 86-79
• Erickson qualifies for state Alpine ski meet
• Peterson qualifies for state Nordic ski meet
• HHS winter play, 'Once upon a trial,' is this weekend
• Un-Fair anti-racism campaign sparks dialogue in Duluth
• Three Santorum wins send 'loud and louder' message
• Duluth prison camp inmates describe ease of falling into white-collar crime
• Thefts from vehicles pick up again
• Radioactive water leaks at Prairie Island pose "no risk"
• Plant spokeswoman says radioactive water leaks at Minnesota's Prairie Island nuclear plant pose "no risk"
• Testimony begins in murder trial of Jamestown, N.D., woman
• Duluth health-care facility fires employee caught on camera stealing from resident
• Woodbury, Minn., burglary suspect's forgotten phone leads to arrest
• Duluth woman pleads guilty to stabbing sister in the face
• Opening arguments heard in Cave's murder trial in Jamestown
• 2,709 volunteers step up to pack 500,000 meals at event in Hastings
• Dakota County jail deputy charged with criminal sexual conduct has court hearing set
• Dog owner remains confined pending commitment hearing
• Weekend stabbing leads to second-degree murder charge against Longville, Minn., man
• Automated external defibrillator helps revive woman at Duluth airport
• Minnesota woman, accused of running over husband with van, faces premeditated murder for his death 18 months ago
• Memorial service planned to celebrate lives of missing White Bear Lake couple
• St. Louis County eyes windfall from expanding mines
• UPDATE: No injuries reported after train derails in Red Wing
• Out-of-control car leaves trail of destruction in Duluth neighborhood
• A great day for sliding and all things Finnish at Laskiainen (with video)
• Dayton hangs with Bird Island, Minn., teen, classmates
• Duluth woman wants to restore forgotten grotto's glory
• Disease-carrying ticks move deeper into Northland
• Police need help identifying persons of interest in thefts from vehicles
• Fatal Accident Overnight Near Fisher
• Snow Week coronation held Friday afternoon at HHS
• Willmar man pleads to eight counts for crime spree that included burning house
• Schedule set for Santorum visit to Bemidji, Minn.
• Hastings Police seek public's help in finding pudding pack vandals
• Stearns Co., Minn., deputy treated, released after squad struck by semi
• Study: 1 in 10 babies in Lake Superior region are born with high levels of mercury
• City Council: Nominating the old Hudson building
• Report: Twin Cities mom punches wrestling coach during meet
• UPDATED: Suspected Native Mob gang leader, one other arrested in Minneapolis
• Duluth police: Drugs, cash, stolen property recovered from convicted drug dealer's home
• Top Hastings show choir won a 21-team meet Saturday in Omaha
• Raiders blow past Park in SEC meet
• HHS goes 1-1 in pair of wild games
• Hastings edges Cretin, 1-0
• Minn. owners of Shakers vodka file Chapter 7 bankruptcy petition
• Letter: Let's get together to make it easier for seniors
• Letter: People do care, and protest showed exactly that
• Letter: Destruction of trees is not warranted
• Editorial: The people's work begins at the state capitol
• Internet-famous Minnesota cubs doing well, still making a racket (with video)
• Owners of frozen Hastings dog found; they covered vet bills, let dog be adopted
• GOP campaign with "Made in Bemidji" threads coming to northern Minnesota
• Mental health petition sought for woman with dogs
• Olivia, Minn., man offers plea in the death of toddler
• Rural Paynesville, Minn., will stand trial in late June for man's murder
• 1 sentenced in Wisconsin marijuana-growing operation
• Heil family: 'The search is over' for missing parents
• Hastings-based non-profit is up for big award from the White House
• Prep boys hockey: Minnesota player scores eight goals in game, brother has seven assists
• Man damages jail kiosk after he said the buttons on the screen weren't lined up right
• Feds seek 3 suspected Native Mob members from Minnesota's Bemidji, Cass Lake and White Earth
• Backlash slams 'Un-Fair' anti-racism campaign in Twin Ports
• Facing prison for fraud, Twin Ports woman's life comes to an abrupt end
• Iron Range native with junkyard roots built business into national chain
• Faces & Names: Former Duluth meteorologist gets Twitter bragging rights
• Valley Chevrolet to get a new look
• Police report preview - Jan. 16 to Jan. 22
• Living with Water: Red River living since settlement
• Wisconsin hikers come face to face with bear in den (with photo)
• Wolf experts unhappy with portrayal of animals in new movie 'The Grey'
• Drug shortages leave Northland patients unable to fill prescriptions
• Search for Heils complicated by difficult conditions
• Duluth's homeless population continues to increase
• Babbitt, Minn., stunned after man allegedly stabs 3-year-old girl, then is shot by police
• Slow start dooms Raiders
• Soccer team earns national academic award
• Big meet, big finish: Boys placed third to lead charge for HHS
• Letter: McNamara: We are going to reform
• Letter: Be heard at your precinct caucus
• Duluth native kept Oscar-nominated film 'The Artist' in focus
• Letter: Shame on the carpenters union
• Letter: Let's make it easier for seniors to stay at home
• Editorial: Feedback positive on policy change
• Crews working on Highway 61 bridge in Hastings are working to limit project delay
• Remembering John Zgoda, who worked at the city since 1977
• Two charged in robbery of employee's keys
• Parties identified in Babbitt stabbing, shooting
• Virginia City Council votes to suspend police chief
• Authorities: Babbitt, Minn., police officer shoots man after child stabbed
• Lawyer: Man accused of driving drunk in fatal Duluth crash is remorseful, 'will do the right thing'
• Hastings woman waits for news of missing parents after shipwreck
• UPDATED: Welfare check at rural Bemidji, Minn., home leads to discovery of 50-55 dogs
• Bemidji, Minn., school officials suspend athletes for rules violations
• North Dakota man faces six felony charges in Duluth crash that killed woman, critically injured grandson
• 2,500 Hastings-area volunteers step up for Feed My Starving Children project here
• Ely bear featured on Webcam gives birth to at least 2 cubs (with videos)
• Stray dog lost in Alexandria, Minn., reunited with owners after turning up 150 miles away in Woodbury
• Family, police, wildlife rehab workers help save injured Minnesota bobcat
• Brother's gift fulfills Wisconsin man's lifelong dream to drive a bus
• Tuskegee Airman from Duluth gives thumbs up to 'Red Tails' movie
• Family: Bacteria spurred rare disorder that killed accused Minnesota courthouse shooter
• Teen injured in serious crash near Duluth regrets getting in car with 13-year-old driver
• Minnesota's million-dollar Mobile Medical Unit wows emergency medical conference
• Tuskegee Airman from Duluth will judge portrayal of unit in new movie 'Red Tails'
• 15th Street closed for broken water main
• Man held on suspicion of drunken driving in Duluth crash that kills woman, injures grandson
• 28 Dogs, 2 Cats Seized From Warroad, MN, Home
• Grand Rapids couple claim $2.61 million lottery prize
• Police respond to late-night call from Superior shelter, find puppy chewing alarm wires (with video)
• Broken sprinkler floods St. Louis County Courthouse in Duluth
• Hastings tops state's No. 8 team, 5-4
• HHS earns big win over WBL
• Police report preview - Jan. 10 to Jan. 16
• 13-year-old crashes car near Duluth, with tragic results
• Raiders win Kiffmeyer Duals title
• Editorial: An exercise in free speech
• Letter: Protesters should put their capital on the line
• New charges expected against embattled Hastings officer
• Letter: Xcel will do better
• Skybridge marketing firm looks to expand with up to 200 jobs in Bemidji
• Duluth man found dead outside retirement home after night of subzero temperatures
• Is Northland on its way to becoming major hub of aviation manufacturing?
• Hastings police believe they have found owners of dog frozen to parking lot
• City details objections to Fond du Lac Band's plans to expand downtown Duluth reservation
• Superior police: Victim fatally shot once in chest
• Hastings among the finalists for the Capital of the State of Hockey contest
• Picketers take to the streets in downtown Hastings
• Missing Hancock, Minn., woman found after disappearing Sunday in S.D.
• Kestrel CEO: Superior aircraft plant made possible with city, county, state help
• Beargrease Sled Dog Marathon canceled due to lack of snow
• Hastings public works superintendent dies
• Gerlach advances to round of 32 at Red Bull Crashed Ice championships
• Mourning man identifies brother as Superior shooting victim
• Online cub watch is on again: Another Ely bear due to give birth soon in den with webcam
• 18-year-old woman fatally stabbed Friday night in Montevideo, Minn.
• Duluth native Kara Goucher qualifies for 2012 Summer Olympics
• Stricken with ALS, Sen. Gary Kubly enters his final session
• Duluth prep basketball player is youngest Minnesota boy to reach 3,000 points (with video)
• Upcoming TV show asks: Does Bigfoot roam northern Minnesota?
• One year later, man philosophical about dramatic rescue from Lake Superior ice floe
• 29 inches of new snow - and it's still falling - in one Northland town
• Duluth school bus crashes through yards, narrowly misses homes; driver hospitalized
• Hastings native in fifth place at Red Bull Crashed Ice Championships
• Pilot, daughter describe their surreal descent into ocean in Cirrus plane
• UPDATED: Bemidji man found outside Sanford Center died from hypothermia
• City Council: Another light meeting
• Army soldier pays Hastings third-graders a visit
• Raiders surpass 130-point barrier
• Despite brown earth, skiers under way
• Hastings takes it to Roseville, 89-73
• Editorial: Kline should be commended for making every vote
• Editorial: Notify public sooner when plant alerts
• Letter: Baseball leagues are coming together
• Middle school janitor finds, rescues dog frozen to parking lot in Hastings
• Stadium activity increases as deadline, session near
• UPDATED: Police investigating man found dead outside Bemidji's Sanford Center
• Regency Inn hotel robbed in Hastings
• Customer grumbles about self-checkout, slaps employee on the back
• As deadline nears, lack of snow is threatening Northland sled dog race
• Medal of Honor recipient from Duluth buried with military honors (with video)
• Duluth woman wipes out on ABC game show 'Wipeout'
• Minnesota DNR plans roadside checks to stop invasive species
• Duluth schools superintendent resigns
• Duluth man wins $1.2 million lottery jackpot
• Pedestrian hit by vehicle off Goodwin Avenue
• Remembering two of the best minutes in Hastings hockey history
• Missing rural Todd County, Minn., woman found dead a quarter mile from her residence after husband reports her missing
• Mayor threatens to halt gambling at downtown Duluth casino (with videos)
• Northland students show support for paralyzed prep hockey player
• No problems reported after nuclear plant bleach leak
• Isaiah's big adventure: Hastings man is rising up the ranks in Mixed Martial Arts
• Still few details about assault against 3-month-old baby in northern Minnesota
• Breaking News: Missing woman located in Hastings; details still emerging
• Northland couple's big baby was close to Minnesota record
• Update: Prairie island nuclear plant declares alert due to chlorine leak; Ellsworth, Prescott delay schools
• Update: Prairie island nuclear plant declares alert due to chlorine leak; Ellsworth, Prescott delay schools
• Duluth norovirus outbreak linked to ill food-service employee
• Two days of climbing remain for Minnesotan to reach Mount McKinley's summit
• Forum Communications to start Upper Midwest news service
• Hastings Police seek public's help in finding missing adult
• December kept warm streak alive in the Northland
• Capture of escaped dog leads to arrest of Hastings man
• Dupre reaches 14,200 feet on Mount McKinley
• Police, FBI seek public's help to locate Fargo bank robber; suspect description released
• World War II hero, Medal of Honor recipient Mike Colalillo dead at 86
• Snow, wind in Minn. could make New Year's Eve travel difficult
• Fish houses, ATVs and drivers break through ice on west central Minn. lakes
• City Council: New Year's resolutions and recognitions
• Jamestown rail crossing quiet zone in place, but Third Street crossing left out for now
• College hockey: Minnesota AD Maturi declines offer to interview for NCHC commissioner job
• New details emerge on circumstances of accused Minnesota courthouse shooter's death
• Grand Marais adventurer now up to 11,200 feet on Mount McKinley
• Willmar store is among four Minnesota Kmarts to close
• Hudson beats Hastings in non-conference game, 64-52
• Sheriff revises timeline on inmate's request for help
• Raiders earn season's second win, 50-43
• Event organizers, businesses worry: Is time running out on Northland's winter?
• Hastings man, serving in the Air Force, comes home for Christmas to surprise his brother
• 5-year-old boy in custody dispute is back in Minnesota, living in same house as his mother
• Letter: Middle School concert was 'outstanding'
• Letter: Youth intervention works, and we need more of it
• Editorial: Minnesota GOP has work to do
• Hastings woman reports gift was stolen from under her Christmas tree
• Sleeping, drunk Hastings man parked on lawn gives officers finger, runs away, gets tasered
• Police report preview - Dec. 19 to Dec. 26
• Law firm for utilities' GM investigation approved in Willmar, Minn.
• Jamestown rail crossing quiet zone put on hold
• First National Bank in Hastings robbed at gunpoint
• Cook County shooting suspect requested medical care more than a day before dying
• Willmar Municipal Utilities Commission OKs law firm to investigate general manager, tables organizational assessment and rejects solar project
• Cook County Courthouse shooting suspect dies at Duluth hospital
• Assault, chase lead to felony charges against Bemidji man
• Sam Cook column: Delisting, or crying wolf again over endangered species status?
• Outdoors: Quiet days, big fish in Northland spearhouse
• Northland rock considered for nuclear waste storage
• Cancer patient, 6, from Duluth, gets precious gift from baby sister
• Judge, public defender picked in Cook County courthouse shooting case
• Cook County shooting victims out of hospital
• Groups frustrated by lack of access to Duluth schools superintendent
• VIDEO: Fire, Heavy Smoke Damage Grand Forks Apartment Building
• Dakota County jail deputy charged with criminal sexual conduct
• Grand Marais adventurer begins winter ascent of Mount McKinley
• Holidays hit hard for family of man slain at Proctor bar
• Duluth clothing store employs human mannequin for the holidays
• Duluth school superintendent has been working without required license
• Highway 61 will be reduced to one lane Dec. 22, 27
• Attention couples: Here's a gift guide for local things to do together
• So long, Hank: Tressel retires after 50 years of coaching
• VIDEO: Students kick off holiday break with Egg Nog Chugging Contest
• Police report preview - Dec. 12 to Dec. 18
• Willmar. Minn., man indicted on federal child porn charge
• Man sentenced for assaulting drinking buddy at Spicer, Minn., bar
• VIDEO: Firefighters demonstrate how quickly fire can spread from a Christmas Tree
• Fond du Lac Band wants to add to reservation in downtown Duluth; city not happy
• Family preserves daughter's memory through organ donation
• Duluth contractor accused of setting fire to clients' duplex
• Duluth school superintendent placed on leave amid investigation
• Update: 1 man dies at Dickinson construction site
• Man arrested after angry tirade, threats at Park Rapids, Minn., post office
• County responds to five crashes Monday morning
• Sen. Gimse of Willmar, Minn., considers run for Senate majority leader
• After north woods 'rodeo,' MInnesota conservation officer aids ailing black bear
• Old mine pits could store energy on Iron Range
• Courthouse shooting suspect charged in St. Louis County
• 2 teens arrested at Hibbing High School face drug charges
• Update 7:50 p.m.: Man accused in Lake City officer shooting believed dead
• Update 7:50 p.m.: Man accused in Lake City officer shooting believed dead
• Grand Marais courthouse shooting suspect is sorry, his father says
• Teriyaki snack sticks sweep News Tribune's Great Venison Sausage Contest
• City of Duluth says free speech rights don't apply at holiday lights display
• Quick actions likely saved lives in Cook County Courthouse shootings (with video)
• Defendant's attorney recounts courthouse shootings
• UMD women's hockey coach: Argument with official led to suspension (video)
• 3 shot in Cook County courthouse in Grand Marais
• Police: Woodbury, Minn., woman left child in cold car for 20 minutes with window down
• Three vehicles were involved in the crash that closed bridge
• Driver in Highway 55 crash on Monday said he fell asleep while driving
• Duluth man on trial for sexual assault picks himself as lawyer
• WCHA suspends UMD women's hockey coach
• City Council: Employee recognition, rezoning and next year's budget
• 4 vehicular homicide charges in death of 2010 football captain
• Warm weather delays ice rink opening
• Raiders beat Raptors, 4-0
• Raiders off to perfect start, 3-0
• Raiders set records at conference relays
• Middle school, high school students collect more than $4,800 in coin drive
• Letter: Thanks for stories on mental health
• Letter: 'Tis the season, but not all giving is intentional
• Editorial: Nice work, HHS and HMS students
• Warm weather melts away winter fun across the Northland
• Column: Green Bay Packers look poised to run the table
• Richland County Searches for Man After Accident
• 91-year-old Menahga, Minn., woman dies in house fire
• Equipment failure at substation caused power outage today (Wednesday)
• Update2: Officials name those killed in helicopter crash, former western North Dakota resident among them
• Remembering that day of infamy: Hastings resident was honored last week at Pearl Harbor ceremony
• 6-foot-8 junior may be tallest player in Minnesota prep girls basketball history
• Interfering with privacy charged against Hastings man for peering into windows
• UPDATE: Semi clips, tips Badger, Minn., school bus; 8 students, bus driver treated for minor injuries
• Petitions to retain Fighting Sioux nickname for UND begin circulating
• Willmar, Minn., Utilities general manager releases statement on administrative leave
• Commission places Willmar, Minn., utility boss on paid leave for the next 30 days
• One injured in crash at 160th and Goodwin on Tuesday morning
• Breaking News: Crash closes Highway 55 west of Hastings
• Missing angler's body found in Jamestown Reservoir this morning
• Tickets on sale now for high school's annual holiday concert, which is Saturday
• Northland pheasant hunters gain a piece of Dakota
• The last time Duluth had so little snow to start a winter? 49 years ago
• Lunchrooms get a makeover in new Duluth schools
• Despite adversity, UMD student who died this week 'always had a smile on his face'
• Lost and found ad shows that Northland is awash in dropped cash
• Common food-related illness blamed in complaints at Duluth ballroom
• Dozens ill after attending events at Duluth ballroom
• Henning mom allegedly pulls gun on daughter
• Kandiyohi County, Minn., Sheriff: Texting culture change needed
• Improv comedy showdown is Saturday
• Taking on mental health: HPD sees increase in number of suicide and mental health crisis calls
• Hastings bridge closed due to rollover accident - now reopened
• Snowy owls descend on Northland in search of food
• Scenes for movie about obituary writer filmed at Duluth newspaper office (with video)
• Taffe called up to play with Minnesota Wild
• Man, infant who died in Iron Range rollover crash drowned
• Bell Ringers Not Allowed Warming Hut at Devils Lake, ND, Walmart
• Asian carp DNA found farther north in Mississippi River
• Paynesville, Minn., School District searching for new superintendent
• Hastings opens season with win over SSP
• Raiders fall to Mustangs, 4-1
• Hastings wins opener, 81-13
• Letter: Hastings needs youth facilities
• Letter: Bargains found a hometown stores, too
• Editorial: Mental health should be a concern for us all
• Car theft suspect to Woodbury, Minn., police: 'I'm gonna make your job easy'
• Duluth dives into Minnesota's gay marriage debate
• Renville, Minn., woman pens 19 books in five years
• Rosemount, Minn., man sentenced for shooting videos of a girl in a diaper
• Hastings graduate takes aim at Olympics in the skeleton
• VIDEO: Sheriff's department investigating Mythbusters after cannonball mishap
• Two injured in Vermillion crash on Dec. 4
• Name of UMD student found dead released
• JFD, sheriff's office continue search at reservoir for missing Jamestown, N.D., man
• Silver Bay man injured in Mesabi Nugget explosion
• Woman found dead in St. Louis Bay was Duluth resident, UMD grad
• 'Grinch' steals donation jar from Hastings convenience store
• Duluth on latest list of potential mail-processing center closures
• Laqua files letter of resignation
• Man missing on Jamestown Reservoir
• 1 dead after SUV rolls into water in Superior
• Lakewood Township father-son duo take Alaskan caribou adventure
• Legendary UMD coach Malosky hospitalized in serious condition
• Trial date set in Cromwell double-murder case
• Duluthian's nonprofit plays role in possible diabetes cure
• Ineligible voting results in 15-month prison sentence for convicted felon from Duluth
• City Council: Taxes, council salaries and next year's police priorities
• Watch now: Minor injuries reported when risers collapse during student concert at West Acres
• Duluth company's cash-flow woes leave workers holding the tab
• Sex discrimination lawsuit filed against New York Mills-based Lund Boats
• Jamestown man dies in Fargo hospital after being hit by vehicle Tuesday
• Put a rock in the house at Duluth ice bar (with video)
• Public gets its chance to weigh in on possible Hudson reuse options
• Girls beat Rangers, then fall to Wolfpack in OT
• Raiders fall in season opener, 3-1
• Time to retire: Hastings barber to retire after 54 years
• Letter: Family of Doug Weber says 'Thanks' to the community
• Letter: Thankful for the 'Giving Thanks' page
• Letter: Minnesota could be a high-speed rail leader
• Editorial: Our hats go off to anyone who had a role in Gobble Gait
• Police look for missing Duluth blues festival cash
• Proposed merger alarms Northland pharmacists
• Grand Forks Woman, Son Reunited After 20 Years
• Big changes coming to Perham-Dent? Officials consider 4-day school week, new levy
• Guilty plea entered in motorcycle crash from 2010
• 305 apply for possible openings at Hastings Police Department
• Hastings man arrested twice in five days for DWI
• Northland woman accused of illegally shooting two trophy bucks
• Hastings man arrested after stealing Star Gazette newspaper from vehicle
• Police: Man, 31, shoots, fatally wounds self outside Grand Forks Altru emergency room
• Peek at Northlanders' trash reveals a troubling surprise
• Small west central Minn. towns deliver message: We need our local post offices
• MORNING UPDATE: Menards buys 80-acre subdivision in Duluth Heights
• 20 years of memories from Duluth National Snocross (with video)
• More trash in Minnesota signals better economy
• Alberta, Minn., teenage son certified to stand trial as adult in mother's murder
• Long lines of eager shoppers take on Black Friday
• On Black Friday, local shelter calls attention to black pets in need of a home
• A new look at literacy in Perham, Minn.
• West Fargo Club trying to keep their hobby alive
• Hastings mother who fled with son is released from jail; now seeks her son back
• It's not too late to register for Gobble Gait: Raceday registration now begins at 6:30 a.m.
• Sanford Lifeflight benefitting from night vision technology
• Duluth funeral director sentenced to 90 days for crash that killed two
• 'Street preachers' file lawsuit for access to Duluth holiday lighting display
• Northland bus driver takes stand, denies claims of inappropriate touching
• $20,000 in stolen bicycles linked to Woodbury teen
• Trial for Two Harbors bus driver accused of molesting girls goes to jury
• Warm farewell for Willmar, Minn., students, turkeys headed for White House
• African Development Center in Willmar, Minn., working on business, housing issues
• New Sparboe Farms task force to review safety, animal care
• Minn. ag chief surprised by swift reaction to video at Sparboe Farms of Litchfield, Minn.
• Police remove Occupy Duluth tents; no protesters arrested
• More Than 50 Cats Recovered From Elderly Woman's Thief River Falls, MN, Home
• Investigators say trailer house fire earlier this month in Verndale, Minn., was arson
• Faithful companion guards woman during 20-hour ordeal
• Wahpeton Sewer Main Break: City Asking Residents to Reduce Water and Sewer Use
• Off-duty firefighter aids woman in distress during Duluth Christmas parade
• Winter brings gloomy outlook for SAD sufferers
• Girl sobs through testimony in trial of Northland bus driver accused of sex assault
• Northland nursing home worker accused of stealing patients' painkiller patches
• Charges likely to be filed against Duluth head shop for selling synthetic drugs
• Sparboe president says video is "shocking" and workers have been fired
• City Council: Changing lot line rules, a special use permit and council salaries
• McDonald's drops Litchfield, Minn., egg supplier over animal cruelty charges
• Occupy Duluth group will comply with eviction order; individual members may not (video)
• Paynesville, Minn., father, son indicted on charges for murder
• Driver in 2010 fatal crash in Hastings pleads guilty to criminal vehicular homicide
• Northland hunting pals were minutes from destination before fatal crash
• Group wants Sioux nickname in N.D. constitution
• College men's hockey: UMD's goalie took his one chance at scoring a goal
• Raiders start season with two wins
• Raiders send several to state swim meet
• Editorial: Make your plans to attend Gobble Gait next week
• Extreme Sandbox prepares to open this spring
• Norwegian exchange student saved by quick medical care after aneurysm
• Judge tosses Duluth head shop lawsuit
• Husband now charged: picture of suspected marijuana leads to charges against Hastings couple
• Fire damages home in Gnesen Township (with video)
• VIDEO: WDAY's StormTRACKER Team Counts Down the Area's 5 Worst Blizzards
• Rural St. Louis County woman who had 36 dogs given neglect citations
• Duluth police chief: Occupy protesters need permit; no overnight camping will be allowed
• First Northland snowstorm of the season this weekend? Stay tuned
• Boy takes photo of suspected marijuana; drug charges filed against mother
• Trashy Ladies to be profiled tonight on Kare 11 newscast
• Authorities investigating shooting death of two dogs on Iron Range
• Jake's gentleman's club in Coates to reopen Thursday as liquor store
• Zombie ammo available in limited quantities
• Duluth family of 5 goes from living in SUV to apartment
• Former Chicago Cubs player with dementia, accused of assault in Duluth, civilly committed
• After 11 years, 11 months, Duluth couple marries at 11:11 a.m. on 11/11/11 at 1111 E. 11th Street
• Jimmy Jenson "The Swingin' Swede" recalls a lifetime of making music
• Girls hockey team starts its season with 5-2 win over Eastview
• Pelican Rapids man dies after fall from party bus
• Veteran's Day exists to give thanks
• Police catch fleeing suspect after five-hour search in Itasca County
• Duluth School Board member nearly tossed from meeting; police called
• News Tribune Attic: 36th anniversary of the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald
• City councilor-elect will file complaint against Duluth mayor over robocalls (with audio)
• Appeal denied for man convicted in West Duluth toddler's death
• Benning places 39th at state CC meet
• Letter: Thanks for donating to food shelf
• Editorial: On Veteran's Day, we say thanks to you all
• Minnesota DNR again finding dead scaup on Lake Winnibigoshish
• Willmar, Minn., man dead after jump from bridge
• Swift actions of Willmar, Minn., firefighter save the life of woman in house blaze
• 42 years after Vietnam battle, Kandiyohi, Minn., man receives the third-highest combat decoration
• Parts of historic Duluth ski jump complex come down
• Rural Paynesville, Minn., man still doesn't have attorney in murder case against him
• Willmar, Minn., Latino graduation rate shows steady improvement
• Two injured in car vs. school bus crash in Hastings Monday morning
• Authorities: 14-year-old driver on marijuana arrested in Hayward, Wis.
• News Tribune Attic: Archive photos, stories on the 20th anniversary of the Halloween megastorm
• Disabled veteran gets first look at volunteers' work on Duluth home (with video)
• Ridgewater College in Willmar, Minn., win 7th straight region volleyball title
• WEATHER: Recalling Halloween Blizzard of 1991
• Fugitive with Twin Ports ties caught in Pine County after a day on the run
• Jury delivers mixed verdict in trial of Duluth funeral home director involved in fatal crash
• Eddie was depressed turkey until animal communicator helped
• Benning qualifies for state cross country meet
• New London, Minn., man charged after fleeing from police, just missing a school bus
• Circumstances, TV call of Cardinals' dramatic Game 6 win are deja vu for Twins fans (video)
• Architect: Small, seasonal cabins are a dying breed in Minnesota
• 20 years ago today, Twins won 1991 World Series Game 7 (photos, video)
• Raptors end Raiders' season, 33-14
• Baseball coaches to honor ex-Hastings coach Louden
• Monday night's activity on 18th Street East was related to mental health crisis
• Letter: Drug court is being devastated by cuts
• Editorial: Thank you, Kathy Horsch
• Douglas County man charged with stealing $130,000 from employer to pay for Internet porn
• Murdock, Hoffman: No general funds for new stadium
• Charges: Empty gas tanks foils alleged burglar's getaway from Woodbury break-in
• Willmar, Minn., man faces nine felonies in Renville County
• Man lands in court while trying to help control feral cat population
• Hastings police responded to two 'sexting' cases this week
• Community Halloween party is Friday at HHS
• Southern Minnesota Beet Sugar Cooperative and Renville Co., Minn., reach agreement ending years of tax litigation
• Duluth shooting a 'horrible accident,' Cobenais attorney says
• Minnesota angler makes unique catch on Buffalo River
• Brilliant aurora display seen over much of U.S. (with video); Northland missed out because of clouds
• Brothers win car in foot race around Duluth
• Experts decry synthetic pot: 'Much worse than marijuana'
• Newport motel owner arrested after standoff with police
• Former Hastings indicted for $5 million mortgage fraud scam
• HHS football team to play host to first-round section tournament game
• Father, son charged in rural Belgrade, Minn., murder set to appear in court today; father to represent himself
• In Duluth, synthetic pot users get high and don't hide it
• New baby arrives early in vehicle on Duluth street
• Danube, Minn., whistle blower pleads guilty
• UMD students examine environmental effects of discarded cigarettes
• Lots of smoke, but not much fire
• Northland winter forecast: More brrr than usual
• Farmington, Minn., woman charged with misusing money of vulnerable senior
• Historic house moved 30 miles to be home of Willmar couple
• U.S. winter forecast is cold north, dry south, heavy snow
• Thanks to resident, upgrades are coming to Veteran's Park
• Raiders beat Park, now look forward to section tournament
• Swimmers earn two more SEC victories
• Runners are nearing the finish
• Valley settling in as new Chevy owners in Hastings
• Letter: SEAS marathon was 'beautiful'
• Letter: Please clean up after your pets
• Letter: Powder puff football game hit the mark
• Editorial: We need to cure our vandalism epidemic
• Climate outlook: Red River region in store for colder winter
• Duluth nurse practitioner investigated for numerous narcotic prescriptions
• Boundary Waters fire quiet; crews head home
• Fargo legislator has bill to repeal UND Fighting Sioux nickname law
• Sauk Centre man injured in rural Kimball, Minn., farm accident
• Jury trial date set for man accused of stabbing Perham, Minn. woman 7 times
• Duluth researchers' drug reaches human test stage
• Body found in Renville Co., Minn., field identified as missing Cosmos man
• Duluthians turn out by hundreds to greet Norwegian king, queen
• Hoeven, Conrad urge review of nation's flood prevention, protection systems
• Juarez gets life without parole for sexual assault in Willmar, Minn., alley
• Intoxicated man stumbles in to wrong house, prompting burglary call to Hastings police
• A Minnesota voice for newspapers nationwide at a challenging time
• Rain helps contain Boundary Waters wildfire
• Cook man says friend shot at him, then dragged him as he hid under truck
• Hastings man faces fleeing charge in Washington County after staring at 3M employees with binoculars
• Remembering Aaron Schuster: Aaron Schuster's family remembers his energy, his intellect, his appetite and his nurturing side
• Boys soccer seasons each ended in the first round of the playoffs Tuesday
• Starbuck, Minn., man, Level 3 sex offender, arrested on sex charges
• Hastings fell behind early to Park at homecoming but came on strong to win
• Hastings teen Josh Eidsor is becoming a folk music sensation
• Raiders score rare win over Royals, beat Tigers
• Letter: Transitional care was perfect fit
• Letter: Powder puff football game missed the mark
• Hastings police offer $1,000 reward for information on aquatic center vandalism
• Barnesville family believed targeted by serial arsonist
• Kids find calm through a mix of yoga and puppetry
• Registration opens for Gobble Gait; new route planned
• Fight against Asian carp comes to Hastings
• Families weigh in on Kirkpatrick sentencing
• 3 Killed in Head-on Collision South of Fessenden, ND
• Touchdown scored by Prescott middle schooler counted for more than just six points
• Two Paynesville, Minn.-area, men arrested for their roles in shooting
• UPDATE: Arraignment Tuesday in Larson homicide case in rural Paynesville, Minn.
• Letter: Thanks go out to teacher
• Letter: Thanks, Hastings, for your support
• Letter: Roadways are not dumping grounds
• Editorial: What a sad week for Hastings
• UPDATE: Albertville, Minn., man identified as victim in rural Paynesville homicide
• Deer hunter mauled by bear near Superior
• High water, lots of ducks at North Dakota hunting camp
• October heat wave topples Northland weather records
• Football team wins homecoming game, 34-14, over Park
• Duluth toddler's death brings verdict of manslaughter
• Owner of Duluth head shop files suit over police raid
• Rest area surveillance footage captures scenes from escape
• Wilson, Kelly crowned 2011 HHS homecoming royalty
• Neighbor's beef with Duluth McDonald's flares
• Valley Automotive Group purchases Joe O'Brien Chevrolet in Hastings
• Pair of twins featured on homecoming court; coronation is Friday
• Hastings Wine and Beer Fest is Oct. 13 at Hastings Country Club
• New Hastings police policy guides response to domestic abuse involving public figures
• Commission considers officer's future with Superior Police Department
• Duluth jury begins deliberations on baby's death
• North Shore auto accident victim from Twin Cities
• Hastings police respond to 12-year-old with 'homeless' sign, selling toys
• Duluth police: Arrests made in school playground fire
• Potato gun causes NY Mills block closure, school lockdown
• Feds find money for Minnesota wolf-control program
• California physician testifies that fall, CPR killed Duluth toddler
• Breaking News: 20-year-old Hastings man dies in crash near Hager City, Wis.
• Breaking News: Danny Dimm, who fought to get custody back of his son, dies in logging accident
• Cass Lake, Minn., man drowns in canoe accident
• Hastings-area thief, caught in the act, runs over trees as he flees and is cited for damage to property
• 12-year-old Sturgeon Lake boy killed in ATV accident
• Raider football team wins over East Ridge, 9-0
• Fertile, MN man returns with new outlook on life after losing both legs in a car accident
• Minnesota wildlife photographer knows how to seduce a moose
• Just 12 ounces at birth, Duluth toddler is going strong at 18 months
• Duluth school playground heavily damaged in fire
• Couple charged in Cromwell double murder appear in court
• City Council: Police policies, interim business and new street projects
• Readers: Are you having trouble viewing stories? If so, let us know
• 1 killed in fiery rollover in Lake County
• Superintendent: Levy referendum renews funding
• Season ends this weekend for Cottage View Drive-In in Cottage Grove
• Last Cruise In car show is Saturday
• New technology helping save rural heart attack victims
• Union President Calls For End to American Crystal Lockout
• Feds indict 27 in Twin Ports for drugs
• Duluth murder suspect in court for pretrial hearing
• Alabama man pleads guilty to taking money from Duluth, other schools
• Editorial: Election season draws near
• Raiders almost win Hudson cross country meet
• Hastings football team loses close one to Cretin-Derham Hall
• Raiders outswim East Ridge, 97-84
• Letter: Jobs fair was well attended
• Letter: Get to know your cholesterol levels
• Letter: Orientation was impressive
• Letter: Schools need your support
• Grass clippings and a urinating dog prompt dispute between neighbors in Hastings
• Thieves steal markers from Superior cemetery, possibly for scrap metal
• Diversity debate deteriorates at the University of Minnesota Duluth
• Minnesota Wild to practice at Amsoil Arena in Duluth
• Fergus Falls camp helps children and families deal with grief
• Ely researcher confirms Hope the bear's death
• Duluth doctor testifies: Fall didn't kill toddler
• Elementary students, other 'Fans of Hope' distressed over Web-famous bear's possible death
• Iron Range town brainstorms after grocery's demise
• Skydiver in Superior injured after rough landing
• Suspicious package in Hastings prompts call to bomb squad; it turned out to be an empty cooler
• Fergus Falls man turns in over 4 million pop tops
• Rick Lubbers: Halftime? More like naptime for Vikes
• Some of former Duluth doctor's Texas patients claim harm
• Some patients say former Duluth doctor, Konasiewicz, helped them
• Bruno, Minn., man faces shooting charges
• Breaking News: Fatal crash with pedestrian closes Highway 50 near New Trier
• Deputy medical examiner raised flag about former Duluth neurosurgeon
• Boundary Waters wildfire now 45 percent contained
• Swayed by girlfriend, Duluth head shop owner holds off on restocking bath salts
• Hope, the Internet-famous Ely bear, missing
• Grand Forks Man Who Coerced Girl Into Sex Gets Plea Deal
• Liberal Talk Radio, TV Host Ed Schultz Aims to Put American Crystal Labor Dispute on 'National Map'
• Police raid Duluth synthetic marijuana shop
• Juvenile Service Center evacuated over ant killer
• One day after search, downtown Duluth shop resumes sales of incense
• Pagami Creek firefighting force tops 830 people
• Fatal shooting involving Duluth officer ruled justified (with video)
• Hastings falls to Roseville, 17-14
• Hastings snaps losing streak with 4-3 win over Winona at Eagan tennis tourney
• Letter: Blood drive was again a success
• Letter: We can pay down the national debt
• Editorial: Boat launch needs fixes
• Vermillion Street house to be demolished
• Carpenter's raptor release scheduled for Saturday
• Police report preview: Sept. 12-18
• 38 starving dogs found at home north of Orr, Minn.
• Murder charges filed against Brainerd, Minn., man claiming to be boxer after victim dies
• Man Charged After Allegedly Chasing Woman, Man and Child With Gun, Threatening to Kill Them
• Duluth police seize cash, guns, computer from fake pot shop
• School referendum in Perham, Minn. affects property owners to different degrees
• Hastings man accused of DWI left two sleeping children at home
• Odd question asked in jury selection for Duluth toddler-death trial
• Cougar caught on 3 Northland trail cameras
• Duluth police officer's killing of suspect ruled justifiable
• Look for Duluth connection on tonight's 'Modern Family'
• 187 marijuana plants seized from Maplewood State Park
• Hastings police respond to report of woman foaming at the mouth in hot tub
• Warrant issued for Hastings man who discharged gun near church to 'protect' the children
• Super One Foods founder Jim Miner Sr. dies at 77
• One laker hits another in Duluth-Superior Harbor, damaging both vessels
• UPS Store in Hastings remains open after motorist crashes into building with car
• Video surfaces of landmark Hastings Spiral Bridge being dropped into the Mississippi River
• Wild ride for Duluth 4-year-old behind the wheel of van
• Hastings man charged as meth lab items confiscated from Farmington hotel
• Falling tree kills woman near Vergas, Minn.
• Firefighters gain ground on BWCAW fire
• Couple's quick action prevents another Boundary Waters wildfire
• Bikers Raise Thousands For Grand Forks Bar Manager Injured in Accident
• Synthetic drugs bring new rush hour to downtown Duluth
• Northland camp carries out Lakota man's vision
• Devils Lake Dad Turns Demolition Derby Car Into Troop Tribute
• Minnesota medical group leaders reject routine chlamydia tests for all young adults
• Boundary Waters fire update: Little change, but officials concerned about weather
• Preferred qualifications to be a police officer in Hastings may change
• Campfires banned across Superior forest; politicians tour fire site
• 4-year-old Duluth boy gets behind wheel of van, hits house
• Minnesota doctors debate screening all young adults for chlamydia
• City Council: 40 years for Hastings Family Service and housing background checks
• International Falls reaches record low temperature for September
• Fargo man who beat 83-year-old woman bloody with dumbbell asks for forgiveness
• Sassy diner commercials may cook up new recipe for success
• Police blotter preview: Sept. 5 to Sept. 11
• Truck in second Hastings abduction case found
• Soccer girls win again
• Raider boys excel at Dakota Classic
• Alumni change date, place for banquet
• Letter: Memory walk needs support
• Editorial: Free, united and resolved
• Weapon found in purse at Dakota County courthouse
• Man Killed When Pickup Crashes onto Fargo Air Base
• No more wastewater smell? Perham's $2.4 M EDA grant to assist plant expansion
• Pagami Creek fire largest Minnesota fire since 1918
• Jay Cooke drowning victim identified
• Corn maze pays tribute to Hastings' bridge history
• Perham, Minn. man allegedly found with meth, ninja stars
• 'Plume-driven' BWCAW fire sweeps across 60,000 acres
• Northland prep hockey coach recuperating after auto racing crash
• Critics object to Duluth's Aerial Lift Bridge cutbacks
• Canal Park scene in Duluth inspires international photographer
• Duluth zoo regains accreditation status for first time in 5 years
• Woman seriously injured in crash south of Red Wing
• Evacuations ordered as Boundary Waters fire spreads outside park
• Fire department's booya a success
• Verdict reached in Duluth's Lakeside-shooting trial
• Dakota County Drug Task Force finds 300 wild marijuana plants growing in Hastings
• Runner in downtown Duluth race revived after suffering heart attack
• Star Wars themed charity event set
• Thousands Gather in Newfolden, MN, to Remember a Day That Changed America
• As White House was evacuated, Duluth native stayed at his post on Sept. 11
• Estimated size of Boundary Waters fire jumps 40 percent
• Several areas closed due to Boundary Waters fire
• Duluthian once played on Russian hockey team involved in plane crash
• Drag racing returns to Duluth streets on Sunday
• 'Library' lends out tools for free to Northland residents
• Rick Lubbers column: Packers should rule NFC North
• Fall colors could be good in Minnesota - where drought hasn't hit
• UMD men's hockey coach Scott Sandelin records hole-in-one
• Man shot in Duluth's Lakeside neighborhood testifies about discrepancies in story
• Minnesota approves license for Lake County fiber project
• Lacking players, Northland school cancels rest of football season
• Duluth's new mini golf course like none you've ever seen
• Small fire on bus carrying Hastings boys soccer team closes lane of 35E
• Despite look, Minnesota Duluth linebackers serious players
• Itasca County man dead after blast
• Pine County boy charged for allegedly shooting stepdad in head
• Dickey's Barbecue Pit to open Monday, Sept. 12
• Annual booya is Sunday, Sept. 11
• Hastings resident calls police about suspicious substance on fence; turns out to be stain
• Police blotter preview: Aug. 29 to Sept. 4
• Hastings Public Schools Foundation offers another funding option for learning opportunities
• State's own foods served in public schools
• Burglar gets away with $70,000 in cell phones, accessories from Cloquet, Minn., AT&T store
• Raiders volleyball team improves to 3-0
• Ponies sneak by Raiders in SEC swimming duel
• Letter: Congressman Kline needs a new job, too
• Letter: Job fair planned for Sept. 19
• Editorial: Remembering Sept. 11, 2001
• Wisconsin man receives one year of probation for invading neighbor's bathroom while she was showering
• Lund Boats announces NY Mills facility expansion
• Jail time follows date night high speed chase in Perham, Minn.
• McDonalds coming to Perham
• Willmar man injured in train collision
• Baby born en route to Duluth hospital
• Trial begins for Duluth man facing weapons charges
• VIDEO: California man attempts robbing convenience store while wearing Gumby costume
• Hunter bags 662-pound bear near Orr
• Jamestown (N.D.) police pull woman from river
• Hancock, Minn., police chief dies after boat capsizes in Stevens Co.
• Semi Driver Sentenced in Grand Forks Crash That Killed 2 Children
• After losing vision, Northland teen sets sights on inline marathon
• University of Minnesota Duluth again ranked No. 1 in D-II college football
• Faith, S.D., resident with famed Norwegian relative to be interviewed by TV crew from Norway
• Attorney says he'll announce settlement in Crookston diocese sex abuse case today
• Two escapees caught in Douglas County; two at large
• Duluth-based company to sell technology to Japanese auto industry
• Hastings, Minn., man finds three-foot-long alligator in Mississippi River near Prescott
• 1 Dead In Rollover Near Park River, ND
• Authorities searching for four prisoners who escaped in Douglas County
• Minnesota, Wisconsin hunting regulations change
• That unidentified flaming object in Northland skies? It was a fireball, experts say
• Northland bear hunt bears success
• Breaking News: One Dead In Accident In Crookston, MN
• Duluth program gives first-time offenders a chance to clear record by volunteering
• Plans in the works for new, sheltered site for Duluth Viking ship
• Hastings falls in season opener, 13-6
• Fans Show Pride At Possible Last Football Opener As Fighting Sioux
• Black Eyed Peas concert a chance to make new memories in Minot
• Mineral leases have long history in Minnesota
• Forest industry pushes feds for more timber
• Superior man accused of head-butting girl
• DNR delays mine exploration leases again
• Northeastern Minnesota leads state in overall mortality rate
• Crews race to salvage storm-downed timber in northwestern Wisconsin
• Woodbury, Minn., police dept. which has stored impounded cars wherever they could, including a water tower, now looking for permanent home for vehicles
• Recently released Moorhead sex offender speaks
• Hastings residents, on the lookout after abduction attempts, call in numerous suspicious vehicles
• Minnesota man comes face-to-face with black bear
• City Council: Water, park improvements and the preliminary levy
• Bison Video Blog Season Predictions
• Hastings women to compete at national tennis tourney
• Miesville bows out at state tourney
• The Hastings cross country team got its season off to a wild start in River Falls
• Sibley smashed in girls soccer season start
• Hastings wins two at tennis invitational
• Boys soccer season off to tough start
• Swimmers move up a spot at SEC relays
• Raiders win volleyball season opener
• 2 Duluth mural artists told to redo concepts
• Duluth man gets diversion in welfare fraud case
• Editorial: Welcome back, community theater
• Fall preview: swimming
• Fall preview: football
• Fall preview: boys soccer
• Fall preview: volleyball
• Fall preview: girls tennis
• From Mudhens bat boy to pro pitcher - Edlefsen makes his major league debut
• Hudson reuse study delayed
• A cross-country cowboy; 75-year-old man arrives in NY Mills to spread message
• North Dakota's Mr. Bubble has provided 50 years of bath-time fun
• Crews monitoring 130-acre forest fire near Ely, Minn.
• Alexandria, Minn., man kayaks 175 nearby lakes in 54 months
• Willmar, Minn., man involved in shooting puppies must work at the Humane Society
• Willmar, Minn., teen pleads guilty to seven felonies
• Attorneys in court over medical testimony about Duluth tot's death
• Duluth police identify officer involved in fatal shooting
• Survivors recall lesser known 1956 tornado
• Mitchell, S.D., woman ingests air-duster cleaner in Wal-mart, collapses
• Park River woman facing DUI charges after accident in her own driveway
• Man rescued after vehicle plunges into Lake Darling in central Minnesota
• Family Accused in 16-hour Lakota, ND, Armed Standoff Won't Leave Property After Warrants Issued
• Spiral Natural Foods opens in new location Friday
• Cruise-In car show is Saturday
• Last week, it was stolen ice cream; this week, it's stolen dishes from same Hastings residence
• Troubled trail led to man's death after Duluth robbery, police chase
• 9-year-old from Cloquet, Minn., scores hole-in-one at local country club
• Minnesota DNR warns of aggressive bears in Ely-Tower area
• Employment on veterans' minds as Obama speaks at national American Legion convention in Minneapolis
• Technology changing movie industry for small town theaters
• 2 UND Athletes Trade in Basketballs for Catfish on National TV Show
• Twin Cities attempted murder suspect arrested in Benson, Minn.
• 8 people injured, 1 fatally, in Iron Range vehicle crash
• Duluth armed robbery suspect: 'I have nothing to lose anyway'
• TRAVEL: At road's end, small town offers the North in a nutshell
• Accidental muskie takes anglers on a tour of Island Lake
• Minnesota DNR continues to track North America's oldest known wild bear
• Long-locked Duluth Armory safe reveals its secrets
• Duluth delivery driver tells how he resisted attempted robbery at gunpoint
• Duluth adult foster home fined for inadequate care to two residents who died
• Access to Third Street from Highway 61 closes Monday
• Meteor flashes across area skies Tuesday
• Fargo Police respond to injury accident; find intoxicated men trying to push vehicle back onto its wheels
• Authorities: Erskine, MN, House Fire Was Arson
• Warrants Issued For Family Members Accused in Standoff Near Lakota, ND, After Court Appearances Missed
• 'Unforgettable day:' North Dakota Guard pilots who flew on 9/11 tell their stories
• 'Sexting' case: Cloquet police warn that nude online photos can be tracked by law enforcement - and predators
• Willmar, Minn., woman is sentenced for striking another with stiletto heel
• Sam Cook: Glide into fall now under way
• Gov. Dayton disputes Republican's claims on homestead credit
• Cottage Grove cops wrangle roaming reptile
• VIDEO: Fire Destroys Eldred, MN, Elevator
• Bison standout linebacker tackles hip socket injury
• School board to ask voters to renew levy
• 'Courtesy' routes begin for secondary students
• HHS soccer team plans Soccer Olympics
• Raiders tennis team goes 2-1 in Duluth
• After same-name obit appears in paper, Duluth attorney takes out ad saying he's 'alive and well'
• Alumni soccer game to become annual tradition
• Train hits abandoned car east of Brooten, Minn.
• Clutch play keeps Mudhens alive
• Letter: Volunteers came together to help military family
• Letter: Remember July in November
• Letter: Thank you for fundraiser help
• Letter: Where is Rep. John Kline?
• Editorial: Keep your kids safe on our streets
• Early morning elevator blaze challenges firefighters; Eldred, Minn., facility 'total loss'
• Hastings native honored by Twins
• Police blotter preview: Aug. 15 to Aug. 21
• VIDEO: Young man in Australia nearly hit by oncoming train
• Five months after being rescued, a bald eagle was released Wednesday morning at Carpenter Nature Center
• School board to ask voters to renew levy
• Northland broadcasting legend Lew Latto dies
• Perham's $35 million hospital nearing completion
• Brothers accused of beating up policeman outside Perham, Minn., bar plead not guility to charges
• Oakdale, Minn., school worker accused of luring vulnerable female into prostitution
• Perham-area flood relief plan could move forward
• Back to School for Hastings - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Willow River Parent Group treasurer bound over for trial
• Hastings bridge to be down to one lane between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Thursday
• Fire and accident calls Aug. 17 to Aug. 20
• National Collegiate Hockey Conference finds home
• Duluth police nab suspect after stick-up of West Duluth delivery driver
• QR codes helping businesses to lure customers
• 2 people, dog rescued after boat struck Ashland, Wis., breakwall
• Armed robbery reported in Cloquet
• Minnesota lieutenant governor to bring state officials to Iron Range
• Sen. John Thune of South Dakota says country's ag policies will change in next farm bill
• Duluth track standout dies in his sleep
• Silver prices have some cashing in
• Rescued bald eagle to be release at Carpenter Nature Center on Wednesday
• Slavik announces candidacy for county commissioner seat
• Leave my sweet corn alone: Hastings, Minn., man asks officer to shoot troublesome raccoon
• Tech company based in Woodbury, Minn., is acquired by Google
• Report filed indicating possible abduction attempt in Hastings neighborhood
• Iron Range energy project seeks lifeline in more funding, new fuel source
• Roommate sought after stealing ice cream while moving out of Hastings residence
• Car ripped in half in accident near Wadena, Minn.
• Professional wing walker falls to his death while performing stunt
• Duluth native wins NHRA Pro Stock title at Brainerd
• Boy, passenger hurt in Crane Lake ATV accident
• Man feared drowned in Iron Range mine pit
• Minnesota property tax bills are set to spike
• Millions in public money spent, but Iron Range power plant still just a dream
• Meet the Trashy Ladies of Ravenna Township
• Longtime Duluth prep coach remembered as 'a legend'
• Who will be picked to lead new college hockey league?
• Judge rules probable cause in Olivia, Minn., child murder case
• Former Duluth surgeon settles another lawsuit out of court
• Famous NFL ref to keep lawyers in line at Duluth conference
• Hastings rates its city highly, according to survey
• Car show is Saturday, Aug. 20
• Hastings graduate Ben Utecht shifts focus to music
• Jamestown College wrestling coach Cisco Cole resigns
• Federal jury convicts Woodbury, Minn., man of sex trafficking a teen
• Search efforts continue for woman seen going over Vermillion Falls in Hastings one month ago
• Stories of close calls with death while working on public roads prompts county to set Aug. 31 as 'Move Over Day'
• Pitched from Duluth parking ramp, pail tore through camper's roof
• 6 face charges for illegal voting in Duluth, Iron Range
• '80s rock bands find old hits gaining new life
• PITS ends its summer program with kids' favorite activities
• Hawks eliminated by Chaska
• Mudhens advance to state tournament
• Editorial: Don't blame MnDOT for bridge delay
• Police blotter preview: Aug. 8 to Aug. 14
• Hastings man caught drinking vodka at store, then steals and eats smoked ham
• Moorhead family upset over traumatic experience at Moorhead cemetery
• Corsica, S.D., family makes difficult decision to auction off more than 250 antique vehicles
• 100-year-old engine built in Mitchell, S.D., on display at Dakotafest
• Residents of flooded lakes near Perham search for solution: County holding public meeting on Ditch 25 system
• Vehicle runs over fire hydrant, flies 40 feet in the air before smashing through fence and landing in Hastings pond
• NAVY Seal's body escorted home to Minnesota
• Woodbury acting school for ... dogs? Arf course!
• Hastings school board will have a new look; three incumbents don't file for re-election
• One person killed in Itasca County highway accident
• 1 Injured in Deadly ND Home Explosion Out of Hospital, Another Prepares for 14th Surgery
• WDAZ, UND Announce Plans for 2011-12 Sioux TV Coverage
• OSHA to investigate Fargo accident that pinned man under bin
• Minnesota's Split Rock Lighthouse, Grand Mound named National Historic Landmarks
• Fond du Lac Band buys sacred Ojibwe island
• South Dakota budget director named president-elect of national budget officers organization
• Police say man raped a girl in Farmington, stabbed a woman in Lakeville on the same night
• Before you undress, make sure you have the right address
• Mortgage foreclosures continue to increase in Dakota County
• Breaking News: Shutdown means Hastings bridge will not be completed by May 2013 as planned
• Obama enlists Minnesotans for political fight
• Carlton County authorities identify accident victim
• Woman survives blast in rural Clara City, Minn., being buried under debris of 2-story house
• Virginia, Minn., police investigate possible murder-suicide
• New owner has Duluth rock business rolling
• Presidential town hall attendees sought
• Dayton announces Montevideo will be site of 1st Minn. Governor's Pheasant Opener
• An adventure full of misadventures: Hastings man reflects on a trip he took as a newlywed
• Missing worker's body has been located downstream from the Minnesota Falls dam
• Search for missing Xcel Energy contract worker at Minnesota Falls dam continues today
• City Council: City code updates, trail work and a community survey
• Obama picks Cannon Falls for Minnesota stop
• Father reunited with his son: Danny Dimm gracious to have his son back safely
• First annual Minn. Governor's Pheasant Opener to be held in Montevideo
• Police blotter preview: Aug. 1 to Aug. 7
• Update: Authorities continue search for Xcel worker who fell off Minnesota Falls dam south of Granite Falls, MInn.
• Drivers escape injury after crash at Goodwin and County Road 46
• Grieving family of drowning victim finds comfort in community
• He's got the whole world in his hands
• Hastings Police turn over e-mails relating to officer's corkscrew theft
• Mudhens, Hawks advance
• School filings continue to Aug. 16
• Hastings pitcher selected to play in All-American games
• Letter: Come See Oklahoma! (Aug. 12-21)
• Letter: Best music festival yet
• Letter: Nininger Trail is a great experience
• Letter: Try out the community garden
• Editorial: How about a true open government?
• Swift County, Minn., drivers top the charts for speedsters
• Three brothers prepare to deploy to Afghanistan
• Devils Lake Basin board unanimously backs outlet from Stump Lake to Tolna Coulee
• Hastings police call off chase after speeds hit 105 mph
• Woodbury, Minn., takes aim at prostitution through massage proposal
• Obama plans Monday Minnesota visit
• Man dies in gravel pit accident near Fairfax, Minn.
• MnDOT's bridge construction webcam in Hastings now featured online
• Man dies along Vermillion Street in Hastings after suffering heart attack while driving
• Minnesota tot makes amazing recovery after near-drowning
• 13-year-old Hastings driver cited for taking friends out on a joyride
• Longtime Birkie racer dies after bike hit by car
• Search continues for missing Hastings woman seen going over Vermillion Falls
• Authorities reveal identity of ATV rider killed near Iron River
• Body of Duluth 'Deeps' drowning victim found in lake
• Superior, Wis., church finds two fake money orders in offering plate
• Authorities release name of man hit by semi in Cloquet
• Former UND star Commodore gets another NHL shot
• Swift water in Duluth stream hampers search for boy
• Dickinson State University president asked to resign; review finds campus enrolled people without consent
• Stranded canoeists rescued on St. Croix River
• Minn. Sen. Klobuchar looking for ways to soften blow to agriculture
• Hastings native Patrick Sieben to among the performers at the Hastings Music Festival
• Orientation set for Hastings Middle school students
• Youths gather for Community Education cooking class
• Community rallies behind safety
• Lacrosse program finishes successful season
• Granite Falls teen dies in crash in Redwood County in Minn.
• Police blotter preview: July 25 to Aug. 1
• Farmers say they are doing well despite late start to spring planting in Minn.
• Letter: Group pushes against 3M plan
• Letter: An open letter to Denny McNamara
• Letter: McNamara's viewpoint was disappointing
• Editorial: Debt limit deal is tip of the iceberg
• Grief takes hold at Deeps in Duluth's Lester Park
• Willie Nelson returns to Duluth for fifth show
• Could Perham become a hockey haven? Proposed arena could bring tournaments, expand program
• Car show set for Saturday, Aug. 6
• National Night Out comes to Hastings
• Breaking News: Arrest made in Hastings parental abduction case; mother and son were found in South Dakota
• Torrential rains spur washouts, flood roads in Douglas, Carlton counties
• Man shot after St. Paul Park standoff
• Nearly 20 Hastings juveniles flee scene of underage drinking party; six cited
• Duluth golfer pick up 8th hole-in-one
• Thrill of bogus bonus shortlived for Essentia employees
• Minnesota numbers up for breeding ducks, geese
• The case of Dr. Konasiewicz: Ailing patients speak out about former Duluth doctor
• Construction moves ahead on Iron Range plant
• No travel advised due to morning storm damage in Glenwood and Lowry areas of west central Minn.
• American Crystal Sugar employees picket after being escorted outside
• Teen who drowned in lake near Duluth identified
• College hockey: UMD Bulldogs gather to receive championship rings
• Toddler hospitalized after near-drowning in lake near Ely
• Longtime firefighter hangs up his hat
• Duluth Huskies cut pitcher after theft
• No charges filed in West Duluth standoff
• Business manager for Chokio-Alberta School District pleads guilty to stealing approximately $275,000
• After a life of blindness, Hastings woman gains sight
• JC wrestling coach accused of firing rifle during altercation
• Man emerges from West Duluth house after standoff
• Missing Superior woman found, arrested
• Perham-Dent School Board votes to go ahead with levy plans
• N.D. Governor Dalrymple encourages volunteers to help in Minot
• Dickey's Barbecue Pit coming to Hastings on Oct. 1
• Cougar killed in Connecticut once roamed Northland
• 1 dead, 1 missing in Cass Lake
• Man trying to rescue his 6-year-old son drowns in west-central Minnesota's Bass Lake
• Lightning strike causes 3 fires in Duluth
• Crash damages vehicle, driver walks away
• Apple Valley man charged in shooting death of Welch man
• Shutdowns threaten work on Duluth airport's new terminal
• Former Minnesota Duluth star Odim signs with NFL's Chargers
• Duluth man gets 30 years in abduction, assault case
• Suspended UMD football player held in vandalism case
• Performer injured during water-skiing show on Iron Range
• North Dakota College of Science in Wahpeton on 'cutting edge' of unmanned aircraft
• Dog owners find working out the family pet pushes them into better shape
• Heat, rain, mosquitoes in Minn. add up to potential West Nile
• Authorities in Itasca County continue searching for apparent drowning victim
• 56-year-old Annandale, Minn., man drowns in Big Swan Lake
• Following the lead of other Minnesota cities, organization to crown 'royal ambassadors' instead of traditonal 'Miss Red Wing'
• Body of Hastings, Minn., woman seen going over waterfall still not found
• Possible record tiger muskie is back in the water near Duluth
• Stolen fire truck recovered, man in custody in northern Minn. town
• Duluth organizers expect no changes to Norwegian royal visit plans
• Authorities ID boy who died at Cloquet pond
• Brookston, Minn., sex offender faces new charges
• Superior police take armed, suicidal man to hospital
• Remains belong to missing Ashland County teen
• Group plans initiated measure to hike the South Dakota sales tax
• Mitchell, S.D., police officer fires two shots at loose pit bull that ran at him
• Wisconsin state smoking ban marks first anniversary
• Assistant attorney general to prosecute suspect in Minnesota totem-pole murder case
• Survivors, rescuers recount Duluth rip current nightmare
• FBI involved in Iron Range husband-wife kidnapping case
• Naked stranger arrested after Moorhead woman finds man in her garage, police say
• St. Paul Park, Minn., man, 83, dies after accidentally hit by vehicle driven by wife
• Six-year-old Duluth boy reported drowned in Cloquet city pool
• Porky's drive-in coming back to life at Hastings pioneer village
• Superior police report armed, suicidal man taken into custody
• Burglars in Hastings caught just minutes after their crime, thanks to alert resident
• Adam Stein's family remembers his big smile
• Itasca County man dies in motorcycle accident
• Mother, two children saved from Lake Superior rip current
• Former Virginia, Minn., School Board member appears in court on sex-assault charges
• NHL charity game gives area hockey fans rare treat
• Police blotter preview: July 11 to July 17
• Ford Night will be observed at car show
• Fire breaks out at Lakeside home; Duluth firefighter hospitalized
• Nadeau earns silver medals at Summer Sizzle
• Fox Mudducks win kittenball tourney
• Soccer teams finding summer success
• Voting under way for state's best basketball title winners
• Letter: Eagle Scout appreciates support
• Letter: Green Mill and Nine Eagles thanked
• Letter: Amber Alert fundraisers appreciate support
• Letter: YMCA says 'Thanks' to volunteers and sponsors
• Letter: Thanks to Emerald Greens and first responders
• Letter: Hospital survey opinions are important
• Editorial: Done deal is a small win for Dayton
• Madison, Minn., registers heat index of 124 degrees, some relief is coming Thursday
• Homeowners in greater Minnesota encouraged to apply for mortgage assistance
• Willmar, Minn., man gets 36 months in prison, 25 years probation for molesting
• VIDEO: Heavy thunderstorms move through Fargo-Moorhead
• Identity of South Dakota girl accused of murder remains unknown due to juvenile status
• Workers escape Wadena, Minn., fairgrounds building blown down in Tuesday morning storm; building first demolished in 2010 tornado
• Duluth City Council upholds fine against bar for holding after-hours holiday party
• Former Duluth cop ends up on wrong side of law
• WCHA's McLeod says MSUM could play role if it hads a D-I hockey team
• North Dakota Senate Majority Leader Bob Stenehjem dies in SUV crash in Alaska
• 1-year-old dies after being hit by father's vehicle in Grand Marais, Minn.
• Appeals court finds Willmar, Minn., teen's knife in school not dangerous weapon, reverses conviction
• UPDATED: Tornado that leveled Berlin, N.D., farmstead was EF3
• Hampton man dies after being hit by car while on Highway 61
• Downtown Duluth restaurant temporarily closes for fire repairs
• 2011 NY Mills grad dies in accident over weekend
• Boaters rescued after boat capsizes on Fish Lake in northeastern Minnesota
• Rural Manvel, N.D., man sentenced to 30 years for murdering his brother
• Heat warning in effect in central, southern Minn. until Wednesday evening
• Former Vermillion clerk accused of theft
• FEMA offers tips for coping with extreme heat
• Duluth hockey player still going strong as he turns 90
• Police: Missing Northland woman, alleged kidnapper may be in Texas
• Bear wanders through downtown Duluth, draws a crowd
• Duluth man charged with vehicular homicide
• Cravaack's re-election campaign begins; family moves to New Hampshire
• Death of Grass Roots' lead singer won't keep band from coming to Corn Palace
• Hastings police officer is subject of internal investigation
• Pair still missing in custody dispute case
• Rivertown Days medallion found
• Trial scheduled in Iron Range bar shooting
• Duluth drag racing gets OK
• And Fargo makes 50: North Dakota last stop in man's tour of US states
• Duluth charter school told it cannot reopen
• Marine with Northland connections dies in Afghanistan
• Rivertown Days festival is under way
• Rivertown Days parade is Sunday along Ramsey Street
• Regina requests community input
• City council: Reclaiming Highway 291, transportation service and new officers
• One injured in single-vehicle crash
• Police blotter preview: July 4-11
• Mudhens struggle, top Hastings, 5-1
• NHL stars support local hockey organizations in charity game Wednesday
• Coach Francis looks to expand pole vaulting program in Hastings
• Felony DWI charged, suspect has 10 prior convictions
• Lewis House closes in government shutdown
• Minnesota man dies on bicycle tour
• New Carlson building construction begins
• Police confiscate banned substance from moorhead shop
• Wisconsin wires $60 million to Minnesota; Hopes high to reinstate income tax reciprocity soon
• Trouble on the tracks: Crash survivor warns of dangerous crossing near Richville, Minn.
• Letter: Candidates should address attack ads
• Letter: Legislators need to negotiate
• Letter: An open letter to Rep. McNamara
• Letter: State Representative donates salary
• Letter: McNamara's endorsement of Pawlenty looks shady
• Editorial: The state shutdown has an impact here, too
• Man Arrested After Sword Fight in Beltrami County Home
• Twins star Mauer spends part of All-Star break in Duluth
• Video: Truck driver injured after collision with train
• More couples opting for uncoventional wedding registries
• Post office in Lincoln Park reopens after woman wearing gas mask is arrested
• Hibbing, Minn., nurses begin three-day strike
• Willmar, Minn., sisters collectively donate 250-plus pints of blood
• Sonshine Festival's economic impact to Willmar, Minn., community estimated at $4 million
• Willmar, Minn., sirens sound in error initially but later storm brings hail, funnel clouds
• Mitchell Prehistoric Indian Village announces new finds
• Me and Julio's delays opening
• Dubrue joins booming craft brewery market in Duluth
• North Dakota State Fair canceled due to flooding
• Duluth business donates summer profits to youth nonprofit
• Founders amazed at growth of Sonshine Festival over its 30 years in Willmar, Minn.
• Duluth rally raises support for hikers jailed in Iran
• Jamestown, N.D., pumps raw sewage into river because of high flows through system
• Glyndon golf course has close encounter
• Update: Missing Alberta woman's remains found; three suspects in custody
• Duluth land auction Saturday
• Oklahoma Man Arrested in Lakota, ND, in Connection to Parents' Deaths
• Duluth man misses court date in sexual-assault case
• Local dentist spent Memorial Day treating patients in the Dominican Republic
• PITS has carnival week
• Raiders Express begins 17th summer
• Agency warns of scam tied to Duluth
• Official: UMD to be part of college hockey's Super League
• Mahnomen County (Minn.) man, 82, dies in farming accident
• Sources: UND will leave WCHA for new league
• DNTV: Dancing flash mob invades downtown Duluth
• Some Northwestern Wisconsin residents face days more without power
• Minnesota shutdown means lights out on some Lighthouse programs
• Rattler in Duluth? Nope, a case of 'misnaken' identity
• Duluth zoo gets $70,000 from railroad for flood damage
• Faces & Names: Pitt stop in Duluth?
• Jamestown man pleads not guilty to murder of Somali refugee
• Mississippi Makeover plan finalized
• Playground purchase moves forward without Sonic Screen
• Carlton (Minn.) School District scores 100 percent on writing tests for second year in a row
• Police blotter preview: June 27 - July 4
• Huneke is local Athena Award winner
• Miesville falls to Red Wing
• Letter: Thank you, Regina
• Editorial: Seniors, protect yourself from scammers
• Ozzy is on the job: New K-9 officer is hitting the streets
• Pigs and dachshunds arrive, and lumberjacks return to Rivertown Days
• Rivertown Days is next week
• Pregnant Woodbury group-home worker hospitalized after assault
• Moorhead man saves family from fire
• Local mom returns home after overseas duty; husband still in Afghanistan
• What's to be done about Perham's wide streets? Council hears recommendations from firm
• Summer season brings no relief from Perham-area lake flooding
• Fund Set Up For Victims of Home Explosion North of Larimore, ND
• Minnesota shutdown doesn't keep tourists away from closed parks
• Sheriff says Detroit Lakes swimmer killed by propeller
• North Dakota's record high of 121 degrees set 75 years ago today
• Spicer, Minn., man pleads to felony in pursuit that reached 143 mph
• Eyewitness describes horrific Fourth of July fireworks accident in north Fargo
• 2 Duluth School Board members won't run for re-election
• Carlton County archaeologist makes his living rediscovering the past
• New book about Jodi Huisentruit offers several theories in her disappearance
• Neighbors react to North Fargo fireworks accident
• Little ol' Gackle, N.D., attracts folks from afar for small-town Fourth of July celebration
• Tornado that hit Mapleton farm rated EF-2
• VIDEO: Witnesses say Fargo man was decapitated by firework
• Minnesota girl killed in Friday's severe storms identified
• Census shows more people living in 'nontraditional' households
• Duluth rally begins fight against proposed Minnesota marriage amendment
• Willmar, Minn., man places 48th in recent World Series of Poker event in Vegas
• Hastings native signs on with Minnesota Wild
• Authorities Identify Body Recovered From Long Lake in MN
• City Council: Variance talk, playgrounds and firefighter availability
• Search Efforts Continue for Suspected Drowning in Becker Co.
• Judge gives OK for Minnesota food bank deliveries during shutdown
• Cirrus diversifies with Air Force Academy contract
• Judge gives OK for Minnesota food bank deliveries during shutdown
• Deadly storm carves path of devastation across Northwestern Wisconsin
• Weather Service confirms tornado touchdown in Douglas County
• Shedding a little light on Bachmann
• Pea to baseball-size hail reported in Meeker County in central Minn.
• Storm pushes high winds, rain across western Minn.
• Grandmother writes book about Redwood Falls, Minn., infant's tragic death
• Jamestown group going on mission to help Haiti
• 5-year-old boy drowns in creek near James River
• Fire chief pleads no contest to assault on police chief
• Minnesota government shutdown: What's open, what's not
• Loggers file suit for access to state forests during shutdown
• Exodus of campers leaves Minnesota state parks as gates close
• Bridge railings will pay tribute to Hastings' history
• Minn. fire officials urge safe handling of fireworks
• NASCAR drivers descend on Hibbing
• State shutdown means no work will be done on the new Hastings bridge
• Police to quit non-emergency vehicle lockout service
• Former Duluthian dies in Colorado crash
• Florida man charged with swindling senior citizens, including at least one couple in Hastings
• Police blotter preview: June 20-27
• Hastings' resident beer taster: New business provides educational beer tasting parties
• Miesville Mudhens beat Lake City, 4-2
• Cannon Valley All-Star baseball game is here July 6
• Hastings athlete qualifies for Junior Olympics
• Editorial: Decision on unlocks by HPD is the right one
• The Minnesota DNR might shut down, but he won't
• PolyMet closes on Iron Range board loan, buys land for exchange
• Loggers sue for access to state forests during Minnesota shutdown
• Minnesota man charged in death of brother
• After losing his legs in Afghanistan, life is different for Farmington grad Kyle Malin
• Influential evangelical Minnesota pastor retiring after 35 years
• Perham sisters, father survive cancer together
• 2 kayakers rescued from Lake Superior near Duluth harbor entry
• Relative arrested in fatal Cass County shooting
• Duluth teens and others chip in on tech-savvy teaching strategies
• Fire from unattended candle damages Duluth home
• Officer's lawyer asks for e-mails between Hastings and Eagan police departments
• Fireworks display is set for July 4
• Duluth mayor to launch re-election campaign
• Sale of Duluth-based Cirrus to Chinese company complete
• Grateful son thanks dad with a blast from his Northland auto racing past
• Murder victim's family: It's time to move on
• Moorhead drowning victim was avid angler
• Minnesota state park guests get walks in before budget deadline
• Attention HHS Class of 2011 and parents: Star Gazette to offer free photos at commencement
• Former North Dakota player named UMD hockey assistant
• Hastings woman wanted for abducting child
• Northland railways merger will put new face on old industry
• Tuesday PBS program features Duluth's Tiffany windows
• Perham woman and child escape train accident unscathed
• Cass Lake woman killed in Sunday shooting incident
• GPS device helps police nab alleged Cottage Grove burglar
• First on the ground look at damage in Burlington
• Heavy rains, flooded streets shut down parts of Jamestown
• Quiet waters of Quetico yield walleye bounty
• Smoke from Ontario fire causes haze in the Northland
• Feds take action against Iron Range bank
• 2 Arrested in Ongoing Armed Standoff South of Lakota, ND
• Duluth player on projected NHL draft pick list
• Duluth airport gets another federal grant
• Duluth peregrine falcon chicks close to fledging
• Duluth fountain bubbles over after prank
• Garage fire in Duluth's Lincoln Park arson
• Duluth fire officials: Miller Hill Kmart fire arson
• 5:00 PM - Minot Flood Press Conference on AM 970 and wday.com
• 2 Duluth men charged in Park Point car prowl
• Minnesota totem-pole carver held in wife's death gets bail reduced
• Duluth Kmart fire burns clothes, causes smoke damage
• Former Duluth administrator to leave Lake Superior College
• Essentia director in court on Cloquet peeping case
• LeDuc Estate holds summer camp
• Agricultural outreach program continues
• County renews auto insurance with Travelers
• Community of Hope moves to new location
• Hastings native Capt. Ryan Ernst is honored with two awards
• Faulty siren? Call the police department
• New Fourth Street building gets OK
• HMS eighth-grader finished in the middle of the pack at the state golf tournament last week
• Cannon Falls beats Miesville, 4-3, despite late rally
• Hastings wins Cannon Falls tournament
• Grumpier Old Men boat rides on Otter Tail Lake
• Otter Tail County's first Catholic church turns 125
• Five teens rescued after canoeing mishap on river north of Duluth
• Letter: Forced fire alarm monitoring? What's next?
• Letter: Justice can be served in many ways
• Editorial: Rest easier, but don't let your guard down
• Two Hastings families find a common thread in daughters with Dravet Syndrome
• Third annual Hastings Music Festival planned for Aug. 6
• City OKs extended bridge work
• Late Duluth council candidate, volunteer was moved by desire to help
• Iron Range bar owner charged with arson
• Residents of Duluth neighborhood will pay trapper to relocate nuisance black bear
• Wind advisory set for Lake Superior region
• Duluth posts red-flag warning for Park Point beaches
• Virginia police commission to decide suspended chief's future
• Video captures trooper's near-miss, accident leading to woman's death
• Almora still recovering from tornados
• Suspect in string of Hastings-area auto and home burglaries arrested
• Gangster movie filmed in Hastings
• Seton School graduates 30
• Two injured in rollover early Sunday
• Hospice patients must meet new rules
• 'Price is Right' contestants lose out on Northland resort prize
• Budget impasse threatens Interstate 35 work in Duluth
• City Council: Overnight noise, new construction and a back yard variance
• Carlton man pleads guilty in sex assaults
• Director of Essentia's Behavior Services in Duluth charged in peeping incident
• Body of Wisconsin man recovered in Boundary Waters
• Two more underage drinking parties busted in Hastings
• Rash of burglaries continues; police now waking homeowners with open garage doors
• Semi rear-ends car on I-94 in Jamestown
• State champs: Happe plays key role as team's official driver
• State champs: Robinson named state's coach of the year
• State champs: Four captains lead softball team to victory
• Radke placed 46th at state golf tournament
• Hastings wins first state softball title
• Letter: Governor and legislature need to compromise
• Editorial: Move by HPD to wake homeowners is a good one
• Masked man with gun thwarted, arrested later in Cloquet
• Martin Truex Jr. visits Hastings NAPA store
• Bemidji man wins Great American Think-Off on side of poetry
• Ronald McDonald Ride raises more than $131,600
• Hastings nursing home cited for neglect after resident suffered head injury and died
• 3 runners going for 35 consecutive Grandma's Marathons
• Fire burns in Boundary Waters
• Cloquet man charged with texting while driving in crash
• Texas Medical Board doesn't discipline former Duluth neurosurgeon
• Family, witnesses talk about Duluth woman accused of endangering toddler on bridge
• Twin Ports-area Perkins restaurants not affected by chain's bankruptcy filing
• Dogs get a second chance to shine
• Sheriff: Sonar shows body of missing Wisconsin camper in Boundary Waters
• Rick Lubbers: LeBron loses, and NBA fans cheer
• Use of Duluth tourism tax under scrutiny
• Weekend fire claims farm building
• Woman holds 3-year-old over edge of Duluth-Superior bridge
• Neighbors not surprised at murder charge in Minnesota totem pole death
• Ten great places to pitch your tent in the Northland
• Man still missing in Boundary Waters; new details about case
• Big silver pike caught near Ely won't be an official state record
• Husband of dead Minnesota totem pole carver appears in court on murder charge
• Man's Body Recovered from Dakota Ag Coop. Corn Bin
• Breaking News: Hastings softball team wins state title with 4-0 win
• Bail set at $1 million in Koochiching County totem pole death
• Man catches massive silver pike on Minnesota lake
• Texting leads to head-on crash in Carlton County
• Here's the buzz: Aerial moth attack in Duluth
• Virginia police chief denies wrongdoing, will retire under agreement
• Wildlife rehabilitator hopes to move Two Harbors raccoons
• Fargo man identified as victim in Kindred grain incident
• Seton School is re-accredited
• Seven chosen for All-State band and choir
• Porky's arrives in Hastings
• Letter: Thanks to Jenni at Applebee's
• Letter: Tree trimmer's fine is 'ridiculous'
• Editorial: Questions have to be answered on Sonic Screen
• Downtown Duluth gas leak forces evacuations
• Hastings to face Forest Lake in state championship game at 1:30 p.m. Friday
• South Dakota State University administrator appointed to national biomass committee
• Two people killed in ATV crash in southeast North Dakota
• Jamestown the only N.D. stop for Air Race Classic
• Hastings wins first-round game at state softball tournament, 16-1
• Mudhens beat Aces, are now 4-4
• Hawks win three of four games
• Three Hastings girls golfers advanced to second round of sections
• Raiders faced a big challenge at Section 1AA track meet
• Radke qualifies for state golf meet
• Fire trucks at McAuliffe Elementary were responding to burning porta-potty
• Slow and steady; Turtle races underway in Perham
• A century of service: Perham's United Community Bank celebrates 100 years
• Overnight lane closure planned for Hastings bridge on June 8-9
• Koochiching County: Totem pole murder suspect talked divorce on day of wife's death
• Minnesota kayaker dies in Apostle Islands
• Police bust underage drinking party in Hastings; five youths ranging in age from 12 to 15 cited
• Charges pending against Hastings mother who left her child in the car while she worked out
• Duluth man charged in road rage incident
• Husband arrested in death of Koochiching County totem-pole carver
• ATV crash in Griggs County kills two people
• Canadian Pacific repair completed in Paynesville, rail traffic begins on line
• Ruling: Johnson Controls violated Minnesota information act
• Saginaw adult foster care home flagged for abuse
• Duluth man faces charges after standoff with police
• Early morning storms drop hail across the Northland
• Babbitt fire victim was lodge owner
• Willmar's Jordan Smith selected in 9th round of MLB draft by Cleveland
• Duluth airport reads 66 degrees; Minneapolis 102
• New York Mets draft Dickinson High School grad Frenzel in 7th round
• Canadian Pacific working to return Paynesville, Minn., line to service after derailment
• With seven OWIs already, Iron River man arrested again
• Fireman dies in Glenwood, Minn., cause under investigation
• Two endangered historic properties compete for national grant
• Hastings to face Bloomington Jefferson in first round of state tourney
• Tree trimmer releases video that he says backs up his point
• Duluth family grateful for new roof in time of need
• City of Fargo prepares for costly upgrade in drinking water system
• Allergy season longer, but not worse than before
• Duluth woman's running adventure ends on Great Wall
• From the Bering Sea to Lake Superior: Alaskan students stop in Duluth on field trip to lower 48
• Sonic Screen is age discrimination, one opponent says
• Temps to reach 90, heat index 95 to 100 in western, southern Minn.
• Achievement awards presented to Hastings students
• Sixth-grade band ends year on a high note
• Maternal mystery: New female claims downtown Duluth falcon nest
• College hockey: UMD's Huttel will play, study in England
• After decades of waiting, Duluth man fishes Lake Superior on his dream boat
• Former Minnesota Power employee accused of taking $200K
• Northland storms prompted tornado warning on Friday night
• Duluth nursing home cited by state inspectors
• City of Minneapolis says Hastings volunteer tree trimmer was in unsafe area
• Canadian teen detained in Duluth after stowing away on freight train
• UND's Fighting Sioux nickname transition office to close in mid-June
• Paynesville grad rescued from snowy ledge on Wash. mountain
• Opening of 'Miracle Field' in south Washington County delayed
• City Council: Pollution plan, ordinance amendments and a community survey
• St. Croix bridge supporters form coalition
• Lake Park, Minn., man identified as victim of pickup-train collision near Perham
• New York Mills Marching Band chosen for Washington, D.C. parade
• AM 970 Radio signal will be off and on today as repairs are made; Online Radio Stream is available
• South Washington County school district weighs online courses, iPads for students as part of technology push
• Police blotter preview: May 23 to May 29
• Hastings High School graduation will be inside
• Connell pitches her third straight no-hitter as Raiders open section tourney with 10-0 win
• Making the most of a gallon of gas; NY Mills students build high mileage car
• Technology changes prompt updated bullying policies in Perham, NY Mills
• Minnesota hits 100 road deaths for the year
• Silent no more: Abuse survivors speak out
• Men get electronic home monitoring in hunting case
• Having a plan key to surviving tornado
• Duluth boys try to burn homework; bush catches fire, firefighters called
• Duluth man seeks help for injured neighbor
• Duluth city councilor to run for Congress
• Treya Connell up for Ms. Softball
• News Tribune Attic: Bob Dylan talks about his northern Minnesota roots
• James L. Oberstar christened at Duluth harbor ceremony
• Trial postponed for woman accused of public assistance fraud in Duluth
• Diaz Evans sentenced to 308 months in prison in cop shooting case in Willmar, Minn.
• Breaking News: Hastings man surrenders peacefully following five-hour standoff with police
• Second person booked in Hastings standoff case
• Mark Zuzek is Employee of the Year
• School district honors its employees
• Trench collapse injures Lake Park construction worker
• More 3M cleanup set to move forward in Cottage Grove
• Online high school has helped Hastings student improve
• Duluth Grandma's Marathon registration extended
• Former Hastings, U football great Pinky McNamara dies
• UPDATE: Audubon fire chief says teen is a hero for saving family in mobile home fire
• At least one hospitalized after three-car crash
• College hockey: UMD Bulldogs find loss follows success
• NDSU scientists research bone replacements
• Husband, wife found dead in St. Paul Park home after suicide call
• Husband, wife found dead in St. Paul Park home after suicide call
• VIDEO: Man found sleeping in his car after crashing into a Fargo body shop
• Proctor baseball pitcher returns after near-fatal accident
• Duluth man's long criminal record frustrates officials; he says he can't escape his past
• State Patrol identifies victim of Carlton County motorcycle crash
• New Duluth festival to debut during Grandma's Marathon weekend; race officials not pleased
• VIDEO: 1 rescued after car rolls into the Sheyenne River
• Fending off the fish: Spread of Asian carp could threaten local rivers
• UPDATED: Ethics complaint filed against Sen. Hoffman
• Helicopter crew, searching Lake County at night, spied lost men's cell phones
• Hotels fear backlash as Duluth sues major travel website
• Speed in excess of 140 mph clocked in cop chase
• Fargo police recover fake IDs ordered from China, intercepted by Homeland Security
• Rural Belgrade home burns in grease fire blaze, family out safely
• UPDATED: Authorities identify Fergus Falls man found dead in tractor
• Trout fishing groupies hit the streams once more
• Feeling fit in Fargo? Mag ranks city in nation's top 10 for fiscal fitness
• Come for the art, stay for the pie at Afton's May Fair May 21-22
• Skeletal remains found during search for missing teen in Ashland County
• Tough talk from Dayton, GOP as final budget bills pass
• Man cited for exposing himself in Cottage Grove store
• Sonic Screen could help cut down on vandalism in Hastings parks
• Letter: Site of development has unique history
• Editorial: Steer clear of partisan redistricting
• Mudhens beat Wanamingo, 9-3
• Hawks fall to Red Wing Aces, 2-0
• Boys golfers place eighth at SEC meet
• Raiders sweep tennis section opener
• Track: Boys take seventh at tough True Team meet
• Girls golfers have strong outing at Emerald Greens
• Hastings claims conference championship on a no-hitter
• Raiders come back to beat Royals
• Police blotter preview: May 10-16
• Inspired inventor: Cottage Grove girl thinks of invention to help leukemia patients
• Police officers say online predators can get information in variety of ways
• South Stars to run for Team Alexa's Hope
• Reeling in the research; Perham student gains international attention for minnow project
• Man charged with sex crimes in Woodbury massage parlor case
• Presbyterian Church votes in favor of gay clergy
• Man thrown from watercraft along Mississippi River in Hastings
• New company expands to Fargo, plans to add 100 jobs in first year
• Hastings officer who died in 1894 honored; Department is hoping to connect with Jacobson's family
• Memorial Day observances planned in Hastings
• Lawmakers question timing of marriage amendment
• Superior teens cited for video-recorded fight
• Sunday drive detours into struggle for survival
• Johnson says U of M is increasing its link to Kandiyohi County
• Predatory offender who left Hibbing found in Florida
• Update: Follow live blogging by ambulance crews on HealthBeat.Areavoices.com
• UMD signs Sandelin to 5-year extension
• Duluth firefighters rescue capsized kayaker
• Board challenges criticism of Minnesota River cleanup
• Suspect allegedly pushed victim off cliff into Lake Superior
• UPDATED: Perham man airlifted to Fargo after three-vehicle accident involving cement truck and ambulance
• Auto racing: Northland native wins NHRA event, plans to send trophy to mom
• Marathon runner who collapsed, died in central Minnesota was from Oklee
• Child causes distracted-driving crash Sunday evening
• Cirrus Aircraft shipments up over last year
• Driveway dispute ends in stabbing on Willmar's east side
• Police: Dickinson resident stabs girlfriend
• Final budget talks open with Dayton movement; McNamara says 'big divide' still there
• Duininck, Inc. of Prinsburg names Pinney president, CEO
• Driver injured after hitting dog, Duluth house
• Legendary Northland TV news anchor reflects on 50 years in journalism
• Minnesota fishing opener: Miserable, but fun
• Veterans travel to Washington on first Northland Honor Flight
• Two dead in Itasca County fire
• Duluth fire sparked by unattended candle causes $80,000 damage
• Comedian Daniel Tosh to perform Aug. 3 in Duluth
• First Northland Honor Flight lifts off today
• School board votes to fire the DGF Head Girls Basketball Coach
• Hastings' Teacher of the Year is Chris Callahan
• City Council: Historic homes, infrastructure and utility fees
• Hastings now the state's No. 3 ranked softball team
• Hawks lose season opener to Dundas, 2-1
• Tracksters place second, third in Red Wing
• Hastings takes fifth at golf invite
• Hastings beats Mounds View in SEC matchup, 7-3
• Tennis: Raiders down Wolfpack, 7-0
• Letter: Thanks to Hastings High students
• Editorial: Keep it simple: keep it locked
• New Richmond police chief reprimanded by city
• Police blotter preview: May 3 to May 9
• Carpenter Nature Center announces plans for pavilion
• Students spread positive messages by posting hundreds of notes in bathroom
• South Range, Wis., man trying to run over car breaks leg
• Minnesota DNR investigating the deaths of 2 timber wolves near Park Rapids
• Police blotter preview: April 25 to May 2
• Suspect in Hastings chase pleads guilty and is sentenced
• Perham church's organ to go on historic list
• A lasting legacy: English couple leaves $750K to Perham
• Internet safety meeting planned at Hastings Middle School
• Rash of vehicle thefts in Hastings prompts warning from police department
• Duluth skywalk plagued by offensive odor
• Duluth man accused of attempting 'suicide by cop'
• Duluth 'ball slasher' faces burglary charge, offers explanation
• Sheriff would pay more for his benefits, but can't
• GM plant in Janesville looks to be reopening
• Former Fargo talk-show host Ed Schultz sued over TV show profits
• Suicide leads police to evidence of drug crime
• Vikings pick old ammo site for stadium
• Mitchell man 'glad to be alive' after cliff fall
• Teen involved in high speed fatal crash was from Red Lake
• Hibbing mayor bitten during robbery attempt
• Duluth 'ball slasher' arrested again
• Fire breaks out in home in flooded area of West Fargo
• Eh? UMD orchard effort needs votes
• Pilot of an Ultralight taken to the hospital after crashing in Polk County
• Nonprofit agency, volunteers team up to feed people in Third-World
• Hibbing mayor bitten by man during attempted robbery
• Bail set at $100K for Hodapp in arson, vehicle theft in Willmar (Minn.) area crime spree
• Duluth police, physician warn of dangers of bath salt abuse
• Duluth man tells tales of WWII intrigue as pilot
• Parkers Prairie, Minn., man killed in crash
• Board ratifies order to continue merchandising of Sioux nickname apparel
• Q&A: Grand Rapids fishing guide to host Gov. Dayton for opener
• Three tall ships to visit Duluth for festival this summer
• More than 25 years after breaking up, Northland man gets kidney from ex-fiancee
• 'Perfect opener': Wisconsin fishing season under way
• Tarryl Clark running for Cravaack's House seat
• Plane makes awkward landing at Island Lake; no one hurt
• South Dakota couple celebrates honeymoon on Honor Flight
• Elton John glitters at Duluth concert
• Underwood man accused of slitting dog's throat appears in court
• Three-vehicle crash on Highway 10 near Wadena leaves one injured
• Cass Lake man sentenced in shooting
• Lake County hires marketing firm for broadband project
• Injured Northern Saw-Whet Owl released back into the wild
• More information released on Operation Spring Cleanup
• Motorist injured in rollover near Pelican Rapids
• Grafton Man Charged with Attempted Murder After Striking Wife With Hammer
• Willmar juvenile faces 15 charges in crime spree
• Woman, 88, sets the pace for 4 generations in Duluth run
• Duluth man accused of possessing child porn
• HHS Military Support Group honored
• BB gun used to shoot out window at LeDuc Historic Estate
• North Dakota caught in the middle of federal wolf plan
• Youth baseball program opens second season
• Letter: Thanks to students and to the city
• Letter: Balancing the budget and creating jobs
• Letter: An open letter to Denny McNamara
• Editorial: Distracted driving message goes for adults, too
• Boys track team places second at Richfield meet
• Hastings nearly pulled off big upset over Stillwater
• Raiders finally face Polars, and win, 4-2
• Raider golfers continue strong season
• Murder victim came here for a new start, they say
• NDDOT releases new lists of roads affected by high water
• Second Street, downtown access ramp closure scheduled for May 6
• Twins, DNR honor 'Break a Bat' program at Afton State Park
• Magnus proposes state-owned casino in Minneapolis
• Otter Tail drug sting yields 19 arrests
• Legislator predicts end to local government aid in Minnesota
• Nurse, last to see victims before Glensheen murders, passes away
• Two arrested after string of burglaries near New York Mills
• Council turns down singles club's liquor license request
• 19 people arrested in connection with narcotics distribution
• Former Duluth newspaper carrier charged with burglary
• Pakistanis in Duluth suspect government knew bin Laden was there
• Northland reaction pours in after bin Laden's death
• Dent, Minn., man drowns when vehicle goes into slough
• North Dakota survivors of 9/11 victims remember loved ones
• Dump truck barrels through intersection and slams into building
• Big walleye lakes in Minnesota free of chemical repellant
• 10th annual Nick Clare run is Saturday, May 7 in Hastings
• Names released in case of body found near Spiritwood, N.D.
• Fargo family remembers loved one lost on 9-11
• Author for Vikings stadium bill remains optimistic
• Dent, Minn., man drowns when vehicle goes into slough
• Northland parents who lost sons in war react to news about bin Laden
• Spiral Natural Foods to announce new site on Thursday
• Dent man and dog drown after truck crashes into slough
• Klobuchar: Fargo needs flood protection on par with Grand Forks-East Grand Forks system
• Minnesota's big walleye lakes free of chemical repellant
• Perham-Dent School Board chooses new superintendent finalists
• Prairie Island nuclear plant begins refueling Unit 1
• Devils Lake area flooding leads Amtrak to bypass Grand Forks, Devils Lake and Rugby
• Derailed train spills about 1,000 gallons of high-fructose corn syrup in Breckenridge
• Northland parents who lost sons in war react to news about bin Laden
• Duluth East grad recounts close call with deadly Alabama storm
• Duluth family's request leads to camp for kids with autism
• Minnesota anglers want waterfall altered; DNR says no
• Deadly spider found in bananas purchased at Superior Walmart
• Court dismisses Duluth doctor's lawsuit against patient's son
• Update: Small earthquake shook west central Minnesota this morning, no damage reported
• State Patrol responds to double rollover on I-35 outside Duluth
• United Way supports Hastings school programs
• USPS considers closing Harris post office
• Man sentenced to jail, treatment for hitting Duluth cop while driving drunk
• Cottage Grove man's vehicle hits stranded motorist crossing highway
• Know your rights, law professor tells tribal members
• UPDATED: Man escapes after silo falls on truck near Perham
• Did you feel it? Earthquake rattles Alexandria this morning
• City Council: Proclamations, new fees and sober housing
• Woodbury men convicted in Taco Bell gun-pointing incident
• N.D. Highway 30 reopened north of Lehr, N.D.
• Flooding damages cabins, lake homes around Perham
• It's one sweet dress: RF mom spends six years working on prom outfit
• Inmate allegedly bites correctional officer
• Lewis House in Hastings recognized by Secretary of State
• Local snowboarder ranks among nation's top contenders
• Larry the Cable Guy in Bemidji to be aired May 10 on History Channel
• RODNEY CHISHOLM TRIAL: Skull showed evidence of trauma
• Sale of mineral rights irks county landowners
• Minnesota lakes losing ice at slower pace: All should be ice-free for fishing opener, observers say
• Editorial: Return of car shows is a welcome sight
• Downtown Cruise-ins begin May 28
• Bauer's grand slam paves the way for 8-2 win over Forest Lake
• Raiders girls golf team gets on the course twice, shows improvement
• Hastings boys golf team places 10th at WBL invitational
• Raiders eke out 1-0 win over Royals in 11 innings
• Hastings tennis team edges Northfield, 4-3
• UPDATED:1 dead in GF house fire
• Perham-Dent School District opens superintendent search again
• Two Harbors man sentenced to 40 years in Eveleth murder
• Hoppy hunters
• City of Hastings to auction off 1969 Ford Mustang on May 7
• Former Duluthian found safe in Florida after family feared abduction
• UPDATED: Fargo man arrested in Internet luring sting
• Wrong-way driver killed in Carlton County crash
• Man killed in ATV crash near Watkins, Minn.
• Crop progress in Minnesota essentially nil
• NDDOT issues new list of roads affected by high water
• AGCO breaks ground for new facility, ready to aid local economy with 110 new jobs
• Moorhead man facing six years skips DWI sentencing
• Grab your net, the smelt are running in the Duluth area
• Duluth man pleads guilty to vigilante beating
• Apparent medical issue sends driver onto Duluth playground
• Wildlife area part of Devils Lake plan
• Former UMD star helps lead U.S. to women's world hockey title
• Olivia couple to offer produce through community sponsored ag
• Weather forces bridge inspection to be cancelled for today, April 26
• Crews respond to 3M fire in Cottage Grove
• UPDATE: University of Minnesota building reopens after evacuation
• FBI launches nationwide manhunt after attempted mall bombing in Colorado
• Stevens County Humane Society takes in more neglected horses
• UPDATE: Aronson resigning as N.D. Democratic party director
• U of M regents motivated to serve
• VIDEO: Cass County man with chest pains rescued from flooded area
• Radiation fears bring children from Japan to East Grand Forks
• Rural Richland County church reports $12K in vandalism
• News Tribune's NFL draft experts have Vikings picking QB Locker
• College hockey: Sandelin 'thrilled' to be staying at UMD
• Prairie Island Nuclear Plant will start refueling soon
• Man, accused of assaulting his mom, may face attempted murder charge, Otter Tail sheriff's official says
• Forty-five - and still alive
• Afton man found dead in Wyoming mountains after avalanche
• Authorities identify Proctor man who died in ATV crash
• Proctor man killed in ATV crash
• Northland golfer ready for more after logging 307 rounds in 2010
• Some northern Minnesota residents upset about state mineral leases on their land
• Gobblers prove elusive on Minnesota turkey hunt
• Longtime Minnesota TV reporter digs into global climate change
• Police: Female jogger raped in Woodbury park
• UMD's Sandelin talks to Penn State
• Snowfall reports from around the Northland
• Driver acquitted in Duluth high school parking lot incident
• One dead, three others hurt after Sawyer County fight
• Barnum man receives stayed sentence for drunken shooting incident at home
• Boat motor of flood-isolated Clay Co. resident stolen
• Willmar man held after hit-and-run crash, standoff with police
• A change of heart for former coach leads to advocacy for the LGBT community
• School board votes to support land swap for district's forest
• Empty bowls no longer...
• Four Willmar educators selected for NASA workshop
• Woodbury man charged in Facebook scam targeting women
• VIDEO: Take unique aerial tour over northern Red River Valley floodwaters on UND's ScanEagle
• Grand Forks bridge reopens; NDDOT issues new list of roads affected by flooding
• Schizophrenia is one of the most challenging mental illnesses
• Mental health center looking for people to participate in study of schizophrenia
• Afton, Minn., native goes missing at Grand Teton National Park
• Afton native goes missing at Grand Teton National Park
• Car swept off Highway 81 by water near Harwood, N.D.
• NDDOT: Two roads reopening to traffic after water recedes; many roads still closed
• Eighth grade Perham student arrested for starting fire in school
• Federal requirements prompt higher school lunch prices
• Students expected to return to DSU dorm rooms after case of bedbugs
• Editorial: Passing of John Fox makes for a sad week
• Raider golf team takes sixth at River Oaks
• Hastings beats Cottage Grove, 5-4
• City gets first look inside Hudson Manufacturing building in downtown Hastings
• NDDOT releases new list of roads affected by high water
• Senior center's move to Tilden a 'win-win,' for city and school district
• Council approves new alarm ordinance
• Some East Otter Tail County lakes see record flooding
• Duluth police officer testifies about alleged vehicle assault
• Load restrictions added to two N.D. highways -- muskrats partly to blame
• Trial begins for man accused of trying to run down Duluth student
• NHL's Wild sign UMD senior Fontaine
• Turtle Mountain tribal council adopts resolution opposing Sioux nickname, logo
• Barnes County residents keep an eye on forecast calling for rain
• Going organic by the semi- truckload
• Citizens turn out in large numbers against possible Goodhue County sand mine
• Donations provide funding to send Deputy Dewey's family to memorial
• Lost hiker found after night in Lake County hunting shack
• Reduce, reuse, re-flip-flop: Program turns footwear into playgrounds
• Hey, man, don't mess with my chick's hair
• Snowfall wasn't much, but it was a record; more snow possible this week
• NDDOT issues new list of roads affected by high water
• Local McDonald's take part in nationwide hiring day
• VIDEO: Kiting across the floodwaters via wind power
• Area pharmacists are seeing a shortage of generic Ritalin and Adderall
• Story of 'America's Most Wanted' fugitive caught in Hastings will appear Saturday night
• UMD's Sandelin will be assistant coach for U.S. at World Juniors tourney
• Glenwood, Minn., woman's baby dies after chase suspect crashes into vehicle
• 'Bemidji State of Mind' video goes viral
• Anti-war group protests Cravaack's votes on military spending
• Two North Dakota National Guard units to deploy overseas
• Moorhead man gets week in jail for assaulting Kansas City pitcher
• Former Duluth cruise boat takes a tumble
• Gilday's is local link to the global fair trade movement
• Fargo man who bought alcohol for teens is sentenced in fatal crash
• Spring is in the air, and it stinks
• Fire causes $75,000 damage to Lakeside Presbyterian in Duluth
• ATF offers up to $5,000 reward in Atwater arson
• 2 North Dakota National Guard units to deploy on overseas missions in Kuwait, Kosovo
• UMD hockey coach contacted about Penn State job
• Atwater, Minn., fire deemed arson: Reward offered
• No injuries when Dickinson PD car slides into truck
• VIDEO: View a month of Fargo's Red River flood in time-lapse photos
• Sheyenne River flooding swamps several Barnes County homes
• VIDEO: Semi-truck drives through interstate water north of Manvel, N.D.
• Moorhead woman qualifies for U.S. Olympic Trials during running of 115th Boston Marathon today
• Property-tax shock hits Lakewood Township
• Weighty issue means fewer people allowed on Duluth tour boats
• Moment to forget lives on for UMD basketball recruit
• Alexandria man, seven others, sentenced for selling counterfeit pro sports jerseys
• City Council: Public hearings, project updates and approval of a labor contract
• More snow possible for the Northland this week
• Duluth nursing home program is minimizing medication, and awakening residents' spirits
• Employee OT costs still a nagging issue for city of Duluth
• Minnesota DNR to hunters, anglers: 'We need more money'
• UPDATE: Saginaw woman missing since Monday found safe
• Duluth judge goes from black robe to black belt
• Tea Party ralliers in Duluth decry big government
• UPDATE: Up to 6 inches of snow so far in the Northland
• Overnight lane closure scheduled for Highway 61 Bridge
• Update: Ron Wood likely to become interim president of Southwest Minnesota State University
• Brookston, Minn., man killed in rollover identified
• UMD's Faulk signs NHL contract with Carolina
• S.D. sheriff arrested, processed in neighboring county after being charged with embezzling public property
• VIDEO: Aerial valley flood tour Wednesday from Fargo to Grand Forks
• It's a boy: New lemur at the zoo
• Thriving in the beer biz, and thirsty for more
• Minnesota River communities assess flood damage
• Floodwaters dropping on the Minnesota River
• Gift certificates go on sale Friday, April 15
• Floodwaters receding
• Attorney General Jackley warns of grandparent scam targeting the state
• Got questions? Don't raise your hand, just look on your iPad
• Rain and snow expected Friday and Saturday in west central Minnesota
• Fargo man accidentally shoots himself in hand
• Hastings man wins $56,000 on Wheel of Fortune
• Doggie doo a springtime plight
• Boat launch to be repaired this fall; one lane to be open this summer
• Montpelier team plays with fire and some science
• VIDEOS: Rising Red River between Grand Forks-East Grand Forks
• City surrounded by water deals with outage
• Valley City dealing with a roller coaster of a day fighting back the river
• Bulldogs' Mike Connolly inks NHL contract
• Benefit raises more than $3,000 for daughter of slain Perham student
• Perham church goes bilingual to share its message
• March shooting of Perham student draws attention to issue of teen domestic abuse
• Woman sustains bite from pet donkey
• New London-Spicer community forum to address teenage deaths set for Sunday night
• 147 lose power when DUI suspect hits pole
• Woman, child rescued by Coast Guard team
• Duluth city councilor mulls run against Cravaack
• Lake Superior study heats up with more sensors, more data
• Letter: Volunteers in county give so much
• Letter: Putting in a plug for going unplugged
• Editorial: Minnesota budget bill is rational
• Raider softball season begins with 4-0 win
• Season starts with wild loss for Raider baseball
• Hastings Family Service sets record FoodShare month
• Suspect in vandalism case pleads not guilty
• Breckenridge teenagers speak out about Otter Tail River rescue
• Hudson priest charged with theft
• Woodbury native grabs spotlight in VH1 reality TV show
• Boat Capsizes, Boys Rescued From Otter Tail River
• NDDOT releases new list of roads affected by high water in N.D.
• DCI: Man in burning pickup shot himself
• Capture a piece of Minnesota Duluth hockey history
• Coast Guard airlifts woman, child from isolated home near Argusville
• Minnesota wolf-depredation program on verge of extinction
• Duluth asks citizens to collect street sand
• St. Louis County presents annual lifesaver awards
• Hermantown man rescued from submerged vehicle
• Duluth retirees' health-care lawsuit goes to Minnesota Supreme Court
• Flooding affecting mail delivery throughout eastern N.D., northwestern Minn.
• Fargo South High teacher resigns over allegations of improper language
• Interstate closure brings freeway frenzy to small town living
• VIEW FROM THE SKY: State leaders and FEMA representatives tour overland flooding in rural areas
• VIDEO: Driving on flooded Interstate 29 north of Harwood, N.D., Sunday
• NDDOT releases new list of roads affected or closed statewide by high water
• St. Paul's legendary Porky's drive-in building moving to Hastings, Minn., pioneer village
• Minn. agencies flood-fighting efforts picking up in Perley, Halstad and Hendrum
• Willie Nelson, Trampled By Turtles coming to Bayfront in Duluth
• Woman found dead after Duluth shed fire
• Bulldogs celebrated at Twins, Wild games; team reflects on win
• UMD's hockey victory exorcises the ghosts of 1984
• NHL playoffs: Toews is one of seven former Sioux players who will chase Cup
• UND uses Twitter, Facebook more than email to connect with students
• Bulldogs make triumphant return to Duluth after winning national title
• Stolen car ends up in Clay County lake
• Highway now a waterway: 31 miles of Interstate 29 north of Fargo closed due to flooding
• NDDOT releases new list of roads affected by high water
• U.S. Highway 212 reopens between Granite Falls and Montevideo
• UPDATED 5:00 P.M.: Aerial video of flooding; flood photo galleries
• VIDEO: Law enforcement agencies rush to save a family from floodwaters
• UPDATED: Boat rescue near Grandin, N.D., canceled after firefighters get family to safety
• Storm damage reported in Itasca, northern St. Louis counties
• In sulfate debate, future of Iron Range mining projects hangs in balance
• After decades of waiting for a title, UMD hockey fans go wild
• Minnesota River reaches new crests, starting to recede
• UPDATE: All Clear in Horace After Ammonia Leak
• UPDATED: Two beaver hunters found dead in swollen Maple River identified
• NDDOT releases new list of roads closed or affected by high water in N.D.
• UPDATE: NCAA meeting probably will be open, though not by formal order
• UPDATE: Routine traffic stop attempt turns into high-speed chase, rollover near Park River
• Vulnerable Moorhead Neighborhood deals with another year of flooding
• Harwood families forced to use boats to get to work and school
• Farmington man charged with stealing chicken fryer
• UPDATED FLOOD NEWS: Fargo to deploy more sandbags as precautionary measure ahead of potential weekend rain
• Minnesota River slowly dropping today in Montevideo and Granite Falls
• VIEW FROM THE SKY: Aerial footage of flooding on the Red River
• Hoeven calls for expanded role for G.F. Air Force Base
• VIDEO: Volunteers help family of man who collapsed while sandbagging
• Moorhead homeowner taking the wait and see approach to sandbagging
• Hastings student admitted to Juilliard; just 23 piano students accepted this year
• BWCA, Voyageurs, Apostle Islands would be part of shutdown
• Red River crest range at Fargo narrowed to 39 to 40 feet
• Update: College student found dead in dorm room at University of Wisconsin-River Falls
• UPDATED: After Oakport resident dies while sandbagging, volunteers sought to help family protect home
• Man sentenced for viewing porn in 'teen' section of Hudson, Wis., library
• Summer youth lacrosse program opens
• Hastings crowns two youth wrestling champs in Iowa, Rochester tourneys
• Letter: Entries to art contest sought
• Letter: Farmer says 'Thank you' to Dakota County
• Letter: Help for teens is available
• Editorial: Vote to extend school days was the right choice
• 'She just fell in love with the forest'
• Blog: Aerial shots of water in fields north of Fargo; Blogger: "It looked like one big ocean"
• Hastings High School spring musical canceled; Drama Club party, meant to welcome new members, led to 'anger, fear and confusion'
• Hastings man to appear on Wheel of Fortune on April 13
• Dogs wake up family during Duluth house fire
• UPDATED: Motorcycle clocked going 128 mph in 55 mph zone in Clay County
• Red River reaches major flood stage in Fargo-Moorhead
• Voter ID rouses passions at St. Louis County Board meeting
• Sewer shut off to Smith Addition in Montevideo as Minnesota River rises
• Woodbury couple chosen to appear on HGTV's 'House Hunters'
• Laney: Federal agencies aren't coming to help in flood fight
• MN State Patrol stops a motorcycle 128mph in a 55mph zone
• Prescott woman cited 17 times for animal violations
• Richland County water rescue team retrieves 3 men from pickup
• UPDATED: Red River at Fargo predicted to reach 39.5 feet by Sunday; crest could range to 41 by Monday
• UPDATED: 'Very light' turnout at Moorhead flood volunteer center; help needed
• Monitoring for radioactive materials from Japan continues in state
• Significant traffic delays in downtown Fargo as crews build levee
• $586K lottery prize still unclaimed in Washington County
• Duluth man who police say shot himself contests evidence
• Two new airboats bolster Cass County's search and rescue capabilities
• Zach Gabbard checks into transitional rehab unit at Perham Hospital
• Red River enters major flood stage in Wahpeton
• St. Louis County Board to debate need for voter ID cards
• Fatal accident near Two Harbors remains mystery
• Fargo releases evacuation plan
• Mitchell man arrested after allegedly wielding machete
• Great Lakes March iron-ore shipments up from 5-year average
• Truck driver facing charges in connection with massive pile-up on I-94
• Bemidji is the only Minnesota city to be named one of 32 cities for EPA program
• Doors founder, Ray Manzarek, headlines Fargo Blues Fest
• Former Moorhead bus driver loses legal battle over child porn images
• Rising Minnesota River leads to closing of portions of Highway 212 and 67 near Granite Falls and Montevideo
• UPDATE: New study of recoverable oil in North Dakota urged
• Shed fire is suspicious
• UPDATED: Red River in Fargo expected to rise to 39 feet by next Monday, no crest prediction yet
• Lake Agassiz Habitat for Humanity to mark 20th year by building 5 homes
• Corps commander tours area in advance of Fargo-Moorhead flooding
• UPDATED: Man killed in Hankinson, N.D., shooting identified
• Man reported missing early Saturday in Yellow Medicine County, Minn.
• Jennie-O Turkey Store recalls about 55,000 pounds of frozen turkey burgers
• Winter storm warnings, advisories issued for the Northland
• Son of Duluthians gives firsthand look at Japan relief effort
• Duluth woman ordered to pay restitution in welfare fraud case
• South Dakota's Rep. Noem does not name cuts when questioned
• UPDATED: Fargo crowned 'America's Toughest Weather City'
• Bismarck site for closed meeting with NCAA over Sioux nickname
• Two killed in separate crashes off state Highway 61
• Staff blog: Sorry White Castle fans; restaurant has no immediate plans to come to the FM
• Laid off workers at Bongards' in Perham are back to work
• City Council: Infrastructure, amendments and a property sale
• Victim's mother wants justice, defendant seeks redemption
• Norwegians prepare Duluth for royal treatment
• Spring fling is set for April 29
• Junior Achievement connects kids to the community and workforce
• Moose on the loose on Lake Bemidji? Someone plays elaborate April Fool's joke
• Local healthcare company donates to Japan's earthquake recovery
• Kwik Trip cancels station plans
• City, Mn/DOT seeks public's ideas on what to do with Hudson property downtown
• East First Street resident is 'overwhelmed' by sandbagging response
• Fargo and Bradford, Pa., duke it out for "America's Toughest Weather City" title
• Authorities identify Fergus Falls robbery suspect who was later found dead
• Second crest of Mississippi River is expected
• Snowfall moves Fargo-Moorhead into third place for snowiest seasons
• Editorial: Residents did an amazing thing here Saturday
• CI Dakota United Hawks place second at state tournament
• Dakota United PI team slips at state
• Six youth wrestles qualify for state tournament
• HAST swimmers place seventh in class at state meet
• American Crystal to say Wednesday if it will allow Roundup Ready beets planted
• Bongards' Creameries in Perham issues 54 temporary layoffs
• Letter: Thank you to sandbagging volunteers
• N.D. higher ed officials prepare to face NCAA over Sioux nickname
• Cold could prevent major flooding in Red Wing
• Isle Royale pack down to 2 female wolves
• Twin Ports lose out to Kansas City, Kan., for Google Fiber project
• Fergus Falls robbery suspect found dead
• UPDATED: Fargo earns final in "America's Toughest Weather City Tournament;" voting for finals begins today
• Fergus Falls armed robbery suspect found dead in his car
• Sophomore battling cancer to attend the Junior-Senior Prom
• Final Four voting winding down in Fargo's bid for "toughest weather city"
• N.D. Sen. Conrad puts director of Indian Health Service 'on notice' during meeting
• Red River hitting flood stage in F-M area
• EGF Woman Convicted of Trying to Kill Her Children Sentenced on Drug Charges
• Mississippi River crest slows, but flood preparations continue
• VIDEO: West Fargo home catches fire
• No charges to be filed in Hermantown hit-and-run fatality
• Search for body of beheaded North Dakota researcher extends into Minnesota lakes country
• Tower woman cited for neglect after animals die of starvation
• VIDEO: Top Basketball Highlights of the Year
• One man killed in rollover on 52
• Soldiers from Woodbury, Cottage Grove, other Minnesota cities to deploy this week
• Barnum husband and wife named Minnesota's 'Foster Parents of the Year'
• Duluth councilors oppose using police in fight over immigration
• Engineers say it's safe but repairs needed on BNSF bridge in Kandiyohi Township
• First crest on Minnesota River at Montevideo expected today
• St. Paul man arrested in Fargo on suspicion of luring girl under 15 for sex
• Three dogs die in Woodbury house fire
• Man Dead in Grafton Self-Inflicted Stabbing
• Catching perch the Pan Man's way on Leech Lake
• Taconite is back, Iron Range revs up
• A happy ending for Perham basketball
• Coyote, black Lab form unlikely partnership in Duluth
• Cravaack objects to Cirrus sale
• Hundreds of volunteers turn out to fill sandbags in Hastings
• Gabbard, rescuers honored at halftime ceremony of state semifinal game
• Friends and classmates gather to remember Tabby Belmonte
• NWS: 50-50 chance GF will see crest of 51.9 feet
• Carpenter team rescues bald eagle from backyard
• UPDATED: New flood forecast gives roughly 45 percent chance to match 2009 record crest in Fargo-Moorhead
• Students, faculty remember fallen student at Friday morning assembly
• Duluth hit-and-run driver accused of speeding to AA meeting
• Red Wing native sets sail on big adventure
• Chisholm student expelled over 'hit list' on Facebook
• Officials seek relatives of victim in vehicle fire
• Congressman Kline comes to Hastings, surveys city's east side
• Family reunited, thanks to Facebook
• Perham basketball team visits teammate at the hospital
• Sandbag volunteers needed in Hudson Thursday afternoon
• Letter: In support of David Jones for DEA board
• Editorial: Your community needs your help on Saturday
• Iron Range lawmakers object to plans to take millions from jobs fund
• Hastings wrestling team moved out of Section 3, where Apple Valley dominates
• Snow total moves past 2009 mark
• MSUM athletic director reaches out to WCHA commissioner
• Baseball squad rescues motorist
• Murder-suicide claims two lives in Park Rapids
• McDonald marks 50th season at Chisholm with trip to state tourney
• Google rumor mill churning at high speed
• Crew gets look at Soudan mine lab after fire
• Cloquet pair face first-degree murder charges
• Slain student's friends holding candlelight vigil tonight in Perham
• Memorial planned for slain Perham student
• As water rises, bridge work in the river ceases
• Water over Highway 75 at location three miles south of Madison
• Woodbury business to be featured on Good Morning America this Friday
• UPDATED: Interstates all open, motorists urged to use caution
• Snow diminishing after 14 inches fall in some Northland areas
• Flood preparations escalate in Red Wing
• Rob Kardashian cancels Friday appearance at Hub after appendectomy
• Perham couple married in Hawaii as tsunami struck
• 10 teaching positions cut: Perham-Dent School Board approves termination of teaching contracts
• Flood drawing near; Red Wing residents begin sandbagging
• Former UND hockey player sends Faison scathing e-mail for testifying against nickname bill at capitol
• STORM RESCUE: Mayville State baseball team helps rescue student stranded in ditch during storm
• Lock and Dam in Hastings prepares for flood; crest now forecast at 20.8 feet
• Washington man arrested in connection with terroristic threats to Perham middle school
• Flood fighting now underway in west central Minnesota
• UPDATED: 2nd teen dies after Otter Tail County shooting incident
• Winter storm warning expanded to include west central Minn.
• Less snow forecast for the Twin Ports
• Red Cross opening shelters for stranded travelers
• Missing Canosia Township woman found in St. Paul
• Hastings man pleads guilty in ticket-fixing case
• Police recommend child neglect charges against Fargo mother after man, drunk, calls officers
• WDAZ to Broadcast Fighting Sioux Hockey Game With RPI
• Flood preparations continue; sandbagging effort to take place in Hastings on Saturday
• Winter Storm to hit the area this week
• Major winter storm possible for Red River region Tuesday, Wednesday
• North Dakota lawmakers support 'fracking' for oil production
• Northland snow watch upgraded to warning
• North Dakota gas prices drop
• FORECAST: Up to 17 inches of new snow possible Tuesday in Fargo-Moorhead, travel alert issued for N.D.
• We can hear you now: Verizon's 4G data coverage expected to come to Fargo by the end of the year
• Duluth officer fired gun in midst of assault, police say
• St. Pat's priest leaving after allegedly taking money
• Lake County dispatcher dies after snowmobile accident
• N.D. native returns home after journey from disaster-stricken Japan
• Officials optimistic Iron Range lab escaped damage in mine fire
• Dan Carey, a former HHS baseball great, passes away
• N.D. gas prices fall 6.3 cents a gallon since last week
• Crews make progress in combating Iron Range mine fire
• Willmar Stingers baseball player dies in truck accident
• WATCH LIVE: Fargo Flood Meeting at 8:30 am on Friday
• The 'unknowns' make synthetic drugs ordered online dangerous
• Teacher helps 'shine the light of self esteem' on students
• Flood outlook on James, Pipestem remains unchanged
• Stillwater bridge project gaining bi-partisan support
• Good news wrestling fans: Raiders to move sections
• National Weather Service issues flood watch
• Fire burning in Iron Range underground mine
• Man who attempted escape from sexual offender facility pleads guilty
• Glenwood City man dead after Friday morning crash
• Pedestrian hit by truck, killed Friday
• Pomeroy not interested in run for ND governor - for now
• Ski accident at Welch Ski Village kills one
• City Council: Volunteer network, street improvements and community feedback
• Update: Detroit Lakes family trapped in Japan fights for help
• Trial may begin in August for man accused of shooting Deputy Dewey
• Ski accident at Welch Ski Village kills one
• Inspired Perham Basketball Team Heading to Section Final for First Time
• Japan Earthquake: Local non-profit helping to head-up relief effort for animals injured or left homeless
• N.D. Gov. Dalrymple signs Fighting Sioux nickname bill
• North Dakota native still waiting for flight out of northern Japan
• Preliminary autopsy results show Barnesville man trapped under garage door died of asphyxiation
• Cloquet teen loves to ski - right side up or upside down
• Two youth wrestlers earn state champion titles
• Dakota United heading to state tournament
• Raiders reach the end of the road
• Letter: Kwik trip would be welcome
• Letter: Writer speaks up in support of Kwik Trip site
• Editorial: A thank you to the resident who blew the whistle
• Crews to Continue Search for Murdered Cooperstown, ND, Man's Body
• Census results: Washington County grows 18 percent
• Red WIng region braces for high water
• Hookers for Jesus founder to speak in Perham
• Japanese foreign exchange student in Perham hears that family is safe
• UPDATED: Fargo-Moorhead metro see census populations swell to new levels
• Man trying to get family to Detroit Lakes from Japan
• Census: Duluth, St. Louis County shrink slightly while Carlton County jumps
• White Earth woman sentenced for voting while ineligible
• Officials push Air Force for more investment in Grand Forks base
• From Duluth to Japan: Man helps aid group's relief efforts
• Warm weather not good news for those watching Hastings flood levels
• The real thing: FHS student explores forensic science
• UPDATED: Woman says Fargo man kept her trapped in apartment for days
• Man dies in grain bin accident in LaMoure County
• Fargo North Graduate Working in Japan: Things in the country are on hold
• Man accused of slashing the throat of a dog in Otter Tail County pleads guilty to robbing a Colorado liquor store
• Flood threat prompts emergency declaration in Washington County
• Truck driver charged in collision near Grand Forks that killed 2 children
• Fargo competes for national honors as 'America's Toughest Weather City'
• Bemidji man accused of driving drunk, hitting squad car in Duluth
• University of Minnesota Duluth serves need in American Indian community
• Charges amended to manslaughter against man accused of causing hunter's death
• Seeking help from above: About 350 gather for pre-flood prayer service
• Whole Foods Co-op has grown over the years into a full-service store
• Organic food sales keep increasing - including at Whole Foods Co-op
• S.D. Secretary of State Gant warns donors to 'Check out the Charity' before you write the check
• Failed electronics stop Willmar wind turbine
• Dent, Minn., woman critical after two-car crash Saturday
• NWS says warm-up will trigger spring thaw this week; potential storm a 'growing concern'
• Fargo police need volunteers to help during flood
• Suspect from America's Most Wanted found at library in Hastings
• Anglers brave thin ice in quest for Lake Superior 'loopers
• Wis. governor greeted at Washburn fundraiser by thousands of protesters
• Wisconsin Democrats return to Capitol for rally
• UPDATED 4:20 p.m.: Almost 500 people rescued from pileup near Cleveland, N.D.; Interstate 94 reopened from Fargo to Dickinson; U.S. Highway 83 open from Bismarck to Minot
• N.D.officials: Air searches under way for stranded drivers
• Northern lights brighten Northland night sky
• UPDATED: I-94 from Valley City to Fargo now closed; I-29 from Grand Forks to Canadian border closed due to areas of zero visibility
• Fighting Sioux nickname bill passes N.D. Senate; Dalrymple will sign it
• UPDATED: Multiple vehicles in pileup near Cleveland; I-94 closed in much of N.D.; No travel advised in Jamestown, Valley City areas
• Much of I-94 closed in North Dakota, no travel advised in Devils Lake area
• Walker formally signs Wisconsin public-employee bill
• Emergency room doctor at St. Mary's in Detroit Lakes attacked by man suffering from mental illness
• UPDATED: Fargo roads filling in with snow, difficult travel conditions reported to the west
• Interstate 94 closed from Bismarck to Dickinson
• Hastings man dies in accident at recycling company
• Mural designs approved for new Hastings bridge
• Wanamingo's doggone pleased: Gov. Dayton names new puppy after southeast Minnesota town
• HHS graduate playing in Canada's collegiate basketball tournament
• SEAS school students tie blankets for Regina
• SEAS students participate in Feed My Starving Children
• Eis takes early retirement from police force
• Bob Majeski to be inducted into Minnesota High School Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame
• Flood of 2011 could be Hastings' second-worst on record
• Ohio men drive 20 hours to build sandbags for Fargo
• Letter: All humans should be treated the same by our government
• Mayor Walaker: I'd be "shocked" if Red River crests above 41 feet
• Letter: Hastings eighth-graders say 'Thanks' to Avent
• Guest editorial: Not all Kwik Trip facts were considered
• SEAS basketball season wraps up, girls A team wins championship
• Four Hastings freshmen had good weekend at state swim meet
• Rohr wins state wrestling title
• UPDATED: Children in Tuesday head-on identified; investigation continues
• Wolves elusive, not foreign in city
• Food shelf use explodes in February
• Thune: Democrat cuts 'puny,' 'meaningless'
• Thune bill seeks expansion of telehealth for rural areas
• Scotland, S.D., man held for killing infant son
• City renting three parcels of land for alfalfa, haying
• Farmer unearths historic stone
• BCBS working on sustainable health care system
• Superior nurse pleads guilty to stealing painkiller from hospital
• Dodge-Agen ready to open The Onion Grille on Monday, March 14
• Iron Range representative wants faster re-route of Highway 53
• Dispute over television leads to assault charge against Hastings man
• The whole scoop on Selma's
• Authorities find owner of snowmobile that fell through Lake Superior ice
• Montevideo City Council approves raising levees
• About 50 Smead employees in Hastings to lose their jobs
• Benson OKs $125,000 for sandbags to protect flood-vulnerable homes on Chippewa River in west central Minnesota
• WEATHER: 2 to 5 inches of new snow in Grand Forks area tonight, overnight
• Bronko Nagurski Jr., football player and son of NFL legend, dies in International Falls
• Woodbury Postal Credit Union employee sentenced in $388,000 Cisco scam case
• N.D. Senate panel votes against Fighting Sioux nickname bill
• Moondance Jammin Country setting schedule
• KISS signs on to Moondance Jam
• Travel alert issued for central and south central North Dakota
• 400 workers evacuated after a bomb threat was called in at the Lund-Crestline factory
• Hastings NAPA store burglarized
• Bomb threat closes Lund Boats in New York Mills
• Duluth woman admits to welfare fraud
• West Fargo, small towns unite to fight proposed flood diversion course
• After 'miracle,' Moe adds to family's legacy at Duluth East
• Great Lakes ship to bear Oberstar's name
• He says he forgives her; she says she lives in fear
• Committee to seek grant funds for new Chief Bemidji statue
• Moorhead double-murder suspect challenges statement
• Residents rally to save Buffalo grocery store
• Sanford names vice president of research
• Rising grocery costs eating up consumers' budgets
• Man Arrested for Pointing Shotgun at Fargo Police
• Warren, MN, Couple Wins $500K in Lottery Game
• Merits of Fighting Sioux nickname bill debated during Senate hearing
• Northland now front line in war on gypsy moths
• Essentia crews travel from Duluth to Fargo to fill sandbags
• Cass County ranks No. 1 in ND county population, Burleigh second
• Man, dog rescued after truck goes through St. Louis River ice
• Fire department: Cigarette ignited deadly Grand Forks house fire
• UPDATED: Man accused of pointing shotgun at Fargo police
• Roads are still slick; 27 crashes reported in Alexandria region Sunday
• Northland Outdoors: Beetles clean up on European mounts
• Time magazine examines Superior killings involving Iraq War veteran
• Suspicious item in Duluth Central High School lot leads to evacuation
• Kindergarten registration closes March 11 for District 200
• 20th annual Mardi Gras is Monday, March 7, at Hastings High School
• WDAY 6 News obtains computer data of where Sandbag Central volunteers are coming from
• City Council: Flood, reports and more union negotiations
• Hastings teacher is Teacher of the Year finalist
• Raiders advance to section semifinals
• Raiders qualify four swimmers for state meet
• Letter: Kwik Trip would be welcome addition
• Letter: Public should be able to collaborate with district
• Letter: Please display your handicapped parking permits
• Letter: 'Troubled Waters' showing is important
• Editorial: We're No. 403? Let's change that!
• Hastings Police Department seeks help in locating person of interest in burglary
• A Scrap'n Time in downtown Hastings to close
• Fighting Sioux Fan Among Libyan Rebels?
• Gabbard continuing recovery, could be transferred to rehab facility soon
• Despite losing everything, fire isn't slowing down business in Atwater, Minn.
• Man dies of injuries after being pinned in skid steer in Yellow Medicine County
• Eden Valley man, 51, pleads not guilty in crash that killed Norwegian judge
• Team from Totino-Grace wins showchoir competition at HHS
• Significant flood could cause delay in Hastings bridge project
• Drugs found in underwear; charges result
• Boys hockey season ends for Raiders with loss to Eagan
• Red Wing girls basketball player throws punch at New Prague player
• Hastings beats Woodbury in section hockey quarterfinals, 3-2
• Reality Check: Program helps students learn about budgets
• Thai Chi closes; new restaurant planned in its space
• Hastings fares much better against Roseville, but falls 49-35 in SEC action
• Raider wrestlers reach section finals
• Season concludes for Raider gymnasts
• Letter: Food Check-Out Week is important
• Letter: Thanks to counter protesters
• Hastings whips Park to earn third win, 67-49
• Raiders play section tourney game on home ice
• Erickson places 28th at state Alpine ski meet
• Hastings to play host to big show choir competition on Saturday
• Hastings man indicted on charges of fixing traffic tickets in exchange for cash
• Juvenile crime numbers jump in Hastings
• Hastings hit by another big snowstorm
• City Council: A thank-you, and business as usual
• 'What If' grants offer Hastings schools new and unique opportunities
• WBC protesters didn't show up for play in Hastings
• Letter: Lichtsinns say 'Thanks'
• Letter: Let's save Spiral Natural Foods
• Letter: Response of Hastings is source of pride
• Editorial: HHS students are not a lost generation
• Three cars broken into at HHS during game: Police department still seeking information
• Hastings man injured in Spectro Alloys fire
• City hosts open house for 2011 infrastructure projects
• Crash delays traffic on northbound Highway 61
• Hastings Public Schools Foundation grants total almost $60,000
• City Council: Energy credits, police initiatives and union contracts
• Raider girls earn season's first win
• Raider racers ski for cookies
• Hastings wrestlers stay perfect in SEC
• Hastings sculptors top Winter Carnival competition in St. Paul
• Fire damages Hastings apartment
• Letter: Plow driver deserves praise for avoiding dog
• Editorial: Good luck in your new space, HFS
• Raiders bockey team tied for fourth place in SEC standings
• A witness to history: Hastings, Minn., student in Egypt studying conflict resolution gets first-hand view of riots
• Hastings skiiers place second at Suburban East meet
• Hastings swimmers down Wolfpack, 99-79
• HHS senior goes for 1,000th career point tonight
• Beets beat salt on below-zero temps: County using ice melter made mostly of beet juice
• HEDRA successes visible in first two years
• Hastings girls hockey team begins section tournament play next week
• Raiders seek scoring punch
• Heat lamp is cause of house fire Monday afternoon
• Spiral Natural Foods seeks new location
• Hastings native to open restaurant in Prescott
• Hastings High School to present "The Laramie Project"
• Snow Week royalty crowned
• Hastings Family Service to move
• An important place in history: Iconic image from Tucson shooting features Hastings native, who is now an EMT in Tucson
• Boldt charged in robbery
• Hastings gymnasts score 127.075 to beat Cretin
• Raider girls earn 8-1 win over Raptors
• Ninth-grade wrestlers place second at state
• White Bear stops Hastings girls, 48-22
• Despite best efforts, basketball team loses pair of games
• Raider wrestlers earn two more wins; now 16-3
• Hastings swim team places 4th at section's True Team meet
• Fire damages home south of Hastings
• Raiders hockey gets back in the win column by beating Raptors
• Frigid temperatures didn't slow down Hastings Alpine ski teams at Welch Invitational
• Breaking News: Armed robbery suspect arrested in St. Paul
• Hastings man accused of harassing police officer
• Breaking News: Hastings police name person of interest in robbery case
• Riverside Company does it again
• Riverside Company catches NBCs attention
• Remembering Aleeza: Her parents remember her love for life and her smile
• Hastings, Minn., police department releases images of armed robbery suspects
• Breaking News: Armed robbery reported at AmericInn in Hastings, Minn.
• About $8.4 million in stimulus funds sent to Dakota County
• Mission Mexico gala is Feb. 12
• Smead products now available in Hastings and at Walmart
• HHS studying head injuries with use of ImPACT study
• Hastings baby born on 1-11-11
• 2010 was record year for mortgage foreclosures in Dakota County
• St. Mathias school in Hampton to close
• Riverside Company show choir wins big in Nebraska
• City Council: A restaurant, a parking lot and a hockey facility
• Spencer Jorgenson wins HMS Geography Bee
• Plans emerge for new restaurant in south Hastings at Papa's site
• Hurst joins Power Within Chiropractic
• Brian Radke named Chamber's volunteer of the year
• United Way will honor donors and volunteers on Jan. 28
• Winter-themed activities abound here
• The Man-Cave Exchange is consignment for men
• HMS pool to see upgrades in 2012
• Hockey boosters finish feasibility study for new facility here
• Funeral service for Aleeza Saande will be Saturday at United Methodist Church
• Animal Alert: Police responded to 35 wild animal calls in 2010
• Woodbury Home Depot store receives package with non-toxic white powder
• Hastings show choir wins grand champion award in La Crosse
• Doffing charged in theft of corkscrew
• Candlelight ski event is planned for Jan. 22 at Spring Lake Park in Hastings
• Junior Achievement is given a push in area schools
• Police identify woman found dead at home in Cottage Grove
• Hastings police officer is under investigation for theft
• Armed robbery reported in Woodbury
• Letter: An encounter with angels
• Editorial: Good luck to Dodge-Agen
• Frosty Frolic is Jan. 13
• Adult dodgeball offered
• Hastings to host Spiral Basketball Tournament this weekend
• Raiders take second at Farmington tournament
• Wrestlers compete in Maple Grove and Fargo over Christmas break
• Boys hockey team in need of clutch work
• Slow starts doom boys basketball in tourney play
• Thrifty White Drug in Hastings to close Jan. 13
• First Hastings baby of 2011 born Jan. 3
• Plans for depot area materialize: Public meeting planned for Jan. 11
• Dodge-Agen purchases the Levee Cafe, plans new restaurant
• Police investigate woman's death in Cottage Grove
• Former Hastings H&R Block owner sentenced for tax evasion
• Air Force mom returns home, surprises daughter at school
• Today is Bob Hollenbeck Day
• City Council: Awards, amendments and a 48-hour parking limit
• The new Hastings bridge is on schedule to be finished by May 31, 2013
• The trip of a lifetime? For Hastings man, it was just that
• Budgets nearly exhausted after blizzard
• McAuliffe fourth-graders give to community
• Smart Choices aims for better nutrition, healthy kids
• Girls hockey team loses pair of SEC games
• Rohr wins Christmas tourney title
• Raiders excited about snowfall
• Girls basketball: HHS falls to Cretin in close one
• Boys hockey: Raiders beat Wolfpack, 4-1
• Slow start dooms Hastings swimmers against C-DH
• Police called to drive-thru altercation in Cottage Grove
• City council approves its 2011 budget at $11.2 million
• Inside-Out: County becomes the first in state to participate in a class that pairs inmates with college students
• City council honors longtime employees
• Old pier will remain as historic overlook
• Council approves first step toward new park and ride lot
• Crime rate dropped in 2010
• Regina Medical Center names new CEO
• Here we go again: 6 to 8 inches of snow expected by Tuesday morning
• Car chase suspect has hearing next month
• Letter: Please spay/neuter your pets
• Letter: Support of carolers was overwhelming
• Letter: Support of carolers was moving
• Letter: Vandalism in Hastings is out of control
• Letter: School should do more to promote PSEO program
• Letter: Hastings is being called to stand together
• Editorial: This holiday season, please shop locally
• Four earn spots on state honor choir
• Seth Greengo wins SEAS Geography Bee
• SEAS students collect 1,208 pounds of food
• Hastings has county's fourth-fastest rate of population growth
• Snow buildup blocking gas meters, vents, hydrants
• Hastings wrestlers improve to 4-0 in SEC
• Raiders place fourth at swimming relays
• Mat Chat: Wrestlers compete in holiday tourney
• Girls hockey: Hastings edges Mounds View, 4-3
• Girls basketball: Raiders still seeking season's first win
• Boys basketball: Hastings falls to Farmington
• Raiders boys hockey improves to 3-2
• City Council: Awards, variances and next year's budget
• Dakota County's population hits 396,500
• HEDRA selects marketing agency to help them attract, retain and promote local businesses
• Hastings Family Service has a record number of families seeking assistance
• DEA substation is being built along Highway 55
• Gobble Gait raises $67,000 and collects 1,700 pounds of food
• It is official: Kwik Trip plans station, store at Vermillion Street and County Road 46/47
• Two Cottage Grove men argue over snow; one cited
• Investigation concludes at Minnesota Veterans Home in Hastings
• Salaries are set for Dakota County administrators and elected officials
• Melissa Hokanson charged with manslaughter in connection with her son's death
• Christmas in the Village rescheduled for Saturday, Dec. 18
• Hudson property now in city's hands
• Hastings man accused of hate graffiti charged with felony count
• Truck catches fire, burns on Vermillion Street in Hastings
• Santa's visit rescheduled for Sunday, Dec. 19
• Winter storm drops 16 to 18 inches of snow in Hastings
• Letter: Make your presence a present
• Editorial: Hastings shows its worst and its best
• Letter: Hunting benefits economy
• All activities at Hastings schools and all athletics events cancelled for Saturday
• HHS fall athletes earn SEC honors
• Raiders gymnasts get season under way
• Raiders wrestlers fare well in Faribault
• Basketball: Hastings girls slip to 0-4 on the season
• Basketball: Raiders kick off season with win
• Hastings girls hockey team now ranked No. 14
• Hockey: Raiders beat Cedarburg, 6-0
• Nordic ski numbers at Hastings High School are growing
• Raider wrestlers start season with four wins
• Breaking News: Arrest made in vandalism case
• Mixed Occupancy Monitored Fire Alarm RFP
• Recycle Unwanted or Broken Holiday Lights and Cords
• County seeks input on new park
• Runners gather for annual Gobble Gait
• Jury convicts Hokanson of murder
• Jury deliberation continues in Hokanson case
• Two arrested on suspicion of burglary
• Two local non-profits on giveMN top 50 leaderboard
• Former Papa's building under new ownership; new restaurant planned
• Crash injures two at 55, General Sieben
• Braveheart dog adoption day is Nov. 20 in downtown Hastings
• Class of 1970, 1971 reunion is Nov. 27
• Complete Veterans Affairs final survey posted
• State department of veterans affairs responds to investigation at veterans home
• Hastings students 'master' the market
• Gapp, Tappella, McGrath win VFW essay contest
• Students offer their 'Vision of Peace'
• South Dakota man who lied to police about identity arrested because his real name was tattooed on his arm
• Investigation under way at vets home
• Whom of you should be elected as Mayor?
• HHS military group seeks donations for care packages
• New Seton principal begins position this week
• Holiday festivities planned at LeDuc
• Three friends reach out to help other children
• Welcome to the party: Girls night out set for Hastings on Nov. 18
• Bridge work has mixed effects on marinas
• Bridge color options narrowed to three
• City Council: The 2011 budget
• Hastings woman to be featured on ABC World News tonight, Nov. 12
• River Valley Band kicks off
• Seton students learn about sound in Science Museum assembly
• HHS honors veterans
• Hastings man was part of first special forces unit
• Local man received Congressional honor for service in WWII
• Veterans Home resident George Vandersluis recalls the years he served his country
• Crash on Vermillion Street caused by brake failure
• Levee Cafe in downtown Hastings closes temporarily
• Farmington school district decides to investigate one of its own board members
• UPDATE: Highway 61 crash victims 'serious but stable'
• Edmund Fitzgerald sinking still leads Great Lakes lore
• Jury selection continues in trial against man accused of baby's death
• Driver escapes roadside blaze near Cannon Falls
• Charges filed in fake Prescott stabbing
• Hastings Artists Show continues at LeDuc Historic Estate
• Pile driving to continue through winter for new bridge
• Sentencing delayed for Hastings man convicted of first-degree criminal sexual conduct
• Goodhue man dies in crash in Vasa Township
• Cow slashing-theft reported in Maiden Rock , Wis.
• Tinucci's restaurant gets revenge on Moss
• Carl Schaar, namesake of area park, dies at 102
• Combine hits, kills bear in Hay Creek Township
• Semi driver OK after roadside blaze
• Haege seeking donations for Liberia
• Car collides with Farmington school bus near Vermillion
• Swing bridge catches fire in Inver Grove Heights
• Tinucci's restaurant capitalizes on Randy Moss's criticism
• Hastings food shelf benefits from big drives
• Notice of Finance Committee Meeting
• Dakota County budget at $307 million
• Firefighters perform rescue on Vermillion River cliffs
• Volunteer sought to take over pumpkin project at Carpenter Nature Center
• Dayton-Emmer race could be headed to recount
• McNamara defeats Page by 2-1 margin
• Bellows elected sheriff with 54 percent of the votes
• Republicans lawyer up for recount in governor's race
• Sieben wins in very close race
• Clark unseats Blakely in judicial race
• Clancy's now known as Sterling
• Election night results recap
• Where do you vote? Here are the polling places for Hastings and the surrounding area
• Hastings man involved in stabbing that wasn't in Prescott
• Hastings High School honors veterans
• Voters head to polls on Tuesday
• Learn more about bridge work at chat on Nov. 11
• Highway 61 fix delayed until next week
• Deputies reach out to rural areas
• City Council: Amendments, Hudson and recognizing a long-time firefighter
• Holiday train returns to Hastings on Saturday, Dec. 11
• Regina narrows CEO search to three
• Getting into the spirit: Display is Hastings man's way of keeping the holiday alive
• Now is the time to move downtown substation, council member says
• The Harbor plays host to party on Oct. 31
• Giant spider south of Hastings is Norma Berens' creation
• Community Halloween party is Friday
• La Crosse, Wis., woman not entitled damages from broken casket
• 13th annual GobbleGait is Nov. 25
• Wind turbine discussions blown up again in Afton
• Status of Afton sled dogs still in limbo
• Man, trying to catch dog, hit on I-94 in Hudson
• Planning Commission Vacancy
• NHS holds food drive
• HHS conference Nov. 4 and 5
• All night grad party planning
• HEDRA moves forward with Hudson purchase
• Marching band plans to hold indoor concert Sunday at HHS
• Rosemount man charged with child endangerment
• Missing Hastings woman found in St. Croix Falls, Wis.
• Voter's Guide: Minnesota State Representative - District 57B
• Fox to host his last haunted house
• Voter's Guide: Dakota County Sheriff
• Voter's Guide: Minnesota State Senate, District 57
• Voter's Guide: First Judicial District
• Hockey training facility awaits study results
• Hastings native nets hat trick in his first NHL game
• Suspect identified in hit-and-run
• Seton selects new principal
• HMS presents Willy Wonka Junior next week
• Hastings Police Department seeks help in locating Hastings woman
• Dakota City Heritage Village plans new festival Oct. 22-23
• Harvest Haunting
• Hastings minister endorses political candidates during sermon on Sunday
• Castle Rock man found not guilty of chasing firefighters with front-end loader
• High school develops new honor roll
• UPDATED: Man encounters police, shoots himself
• Reeses celebrate 75 years of togetherness
• After more than a month, Hastings man could soon leave Duluth hospital
• City Council: Assessments, variances and a 20-year plan
• Southbound traffic restored on Highway 61
• Parent charged with assault against junior varsity volleyball coach at HHS
• Hastings Well Sealing Initiative
• Special City Council Meeting
• Notice of Public Hearing
• Parks and Recreation Commissioners Needed
• Public Safety Advisory Commission
• State Patrol seeks hit-and-run information
• Powderpuff football game raised $1,600 for Hastings Family Service
• Recycling Zone Tours
• Online Election Resources!
• Marathon raises $42,500 for Seton School
• Leaf for Lupus event is set for Oct. 16 and Oct. 17 at Hidden Greens
• Planning is under way for community Halloween party on Oct. 29
• Area pumpkin shatters world record
• Steiner, Schultz are HHS homecoming queen and king
• Highway 61 ramps all re-opened
• Park could be returned to prairie
• Industrial park road project disappoints businesses
• Benefit planned for former Hastings man and soldier who is battling cancer
• Task force to study drug prevention
• Apple Fest is this weekend
• Man steals running vehicle at Super America West
• Hastings family fights to keep pet
• Hastings pianist to air on NPR
• Hastings High School's Fall Vocal Concert is set for Monday
• Goodhue County authorities called to 3 boating incidents
• Fall floodwaters finally receding in Hastings
• New steamboat will dock in Red Wing
• Clark wins support of Dakota County lawyers
• Shooter who thought he saw clowns gets probation
• High school celebrates homecoming
• Felony assault charged against Hastings man
• Threats bring charge against Hastings man
• Warrant arrest leads to charge
• United Way of Hastings promotes pancakes, literacy and 'Heroes'
• City Council: Bonds, synthetic drugs and a new commission
• Open house laid out details of new bridge
• Construction on new Wayne's Auto Body to begin soon
• After more than 30 years at the helm of Hastings Radiator, Loren Swanson will be retiring
• St. Paul Park men charged with allegedly abusing four children
• Inmate charged with conspiracy to kill Dakota County attorney and judge
• Boat launches closed at Lake Byllesby
• Deadline for Dakota County Master Gardener program is Oct. 1
• Mississippi River crest expected this weekend in Hastings
• New police action plan based on community input survey
• Highway 95 intersection with Highway 61 reopens
• Wine and Beer Fest is Oct. 7 at Hastings Country Club
• Senate District 57 DFL to hold Fall Dinner Sept. 30
• Cottage Grove man charged with stealing $17,000 worth of items from storage facility
• 'Messy' project begins on Radio Drive in Woodbury
• Warrant arrest leads to charge
• Carpenter holds raptor release
• Group home employee charged with theft
• Traffic stops results in drug charge
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Horner gets credibility in governor race
• Fall raptor release is Sept. 25 at Carpenter Nature Center
• Woodbury teen allegedly dropped his cell phone as he ran away from crime scene
• Governor candidates find education policy differences
• Women charged with mail theft after arrest in Cottage Grove
• Seton students read during summer, then create their impressions
• Season's final Cruise-In is Saturday, Oct. 2
• Fire department will hold open house Oct. 5
• Highways 52, 60 and 56 closed or partially blocked by flooding
• 80s favorites Great White will play Saturday at the Dakota County Fairgrounds
• 2010 HHS homecoming royalty announced
• High school girls will play football for a cause
• MnDOT: Highway 52 closed due to flooding near Pine Island
• Outbreak of hepatitis C investigated
• Amber Alert leads to arrest of suspect here
• Last of state hospital cemetery markers will be dedicated Oct. 2
• Officer David Bauer receives city's highest honor
• Walk, run planned to erase suicide stigma
• Power Within Chiropractic moves, adds staff and services
• Witts plan new restaurant in Hastings
• Hastings breaks ground on new bridge
• Oktoberfest is Saturday in downtown Hastings
• Reclamation project: Part two of the Joe Halvorson story
• Second person charged in copper thefts
• Hastings man accused of assaulting group home resident
• Highway 61 update: 80th Street, Innovation ramps reopen this week, Jamaica closes
• The L you say? It's key to governor race
• Driver in recent Woodbury DWI crash arrested again
• Marching band competes, brings home honors
• Hastings man sentence in huffing incident
• Felony assault is charged against Hastings man
• Meth charge filed against Hastings man
• Capitol notebook: State budget is full of blanks
• Feds order Red Wing School District to address civil rights complaints
• Dazzling fall color season predicted
• City Council: Quick and simple
• Afton council, planning commission, looking for compromise
• Radio Drive repair in Woodbury: No closure, but 'major delays'
• Search reveals drugs in Cottage Grove couples' underwear
• Farmington school district and architect settle lawsuit on new high school
• The case - or lack thereof - against Zumbrota-Mazeppa teacher Joe Halvorson
• Area farmers are linked to school lunch program
• Hacked e-mail account created panic among Hovgaard's friends
• Teen booked after crashing into tree, car
• City hopes to repair more than three miles of streets in 2011
• Groundbreaking for new Hastings bridge is Wednesday, Sept. 22
• Amber Alert canceled
• Red Wing City Council takes first step toward selling Mississippi National Golf Course
• Washington County could help 4-H again in 2011
• Hastings officer pleads guilty, placed on probation
• County's drug take-back day is Sept. 25
• Thanks to video, arrest made in string of automobile burglaries here on Sept. 11
• Meet the Garlic Man - He is Scott Marshall, and he grows up to 28 varieties of garlic
• Salvation Army store to open Nov. 11
• Hastings grad to have radio show in Egypt
• Cruise-In car show is Saturday
• Can you catch a thief? Hastings man wants you to try
• UPDATED: Train derailment reported at Hager City
• Two men in custody after homicide in rural Lake Elmo
• Fire claims garage, truck on West Fourth Street
• Lawyers down on Blakely: Poll shows strong support for Clark
• Highway 61 project between Hastings and Cottage Grove more than halfway done
• Council sets preliminary 2011 budget, levy
• Fatal crash occurs at County Road 46 and Goodwin Avenue west of Hastings
• Highway 61 bridge designs refined
• Woman falls to river at Vermillion Falls
• Citizens Police Academy is accepting applications
• New Toastmasters club is not just for professional speakers
• Police seek input through community survey
• Rural Hager City man, 89, found alive after 3-day search
• Arrests made in copper wire theft
• City to consider synthetic drug law
• Truth in taxation hearing set
• Hastings Public Schools Foundation is accepting grant applications
• 70th annual Hastings Fire Department booya is Sunday, Sept. 12
• Open house on new Hastings bridge is Sept. 22
• Hastings men are fine after emergency landing
• Schmidt found guilty of raping 9-month-old girl
• Working to makeover the Mississippi
• City Council: Budget, bridge and a synthetic drug ordinance
• Donating blood is part of Victor Teuber's life
• Overnight lane closure scheduled beginning Sept. 7 at Hastings bridge
• Three charged in Nininger thefts
• Fire confined to kitchen at The Coliseum
• Cruise-In car show is Saturday in downtown Hastings
• Major changes outlined at Hastings Country Club; restaurant now open to the public
• Dakota County librarians to begin fielding questions via text messages
• Volunteers sought to help clean up Vermillion River on Sept. 25
• Construction begins on trail to Spring Lake Park
• At least 4 injured in Highway 52 crashes in Goodhue County
• Many Farmington residents still feeling storm's impact
• ALVA touches lives in Hastings
• DARE program suspended for one year
• Save energy, save money
• Man who drove drunk is charged with two felonies related to crash in Woodbury that left teen seriou
• Seton hires interim principal
• Prostitution sting nets nine arrests in Cottage Grove
• Fire heavily damages Judge Appliance
• Very muddy buddies: Race at Afton Alps featured obstacle course and mud pit
• Volunteers sought for Spring Lake Park cleanup
• It's back-to-school time
• Marching band presents preview show Sept. 1
• 2 SEAS teachers take energy education course in Maple Grove
• Addition at HMS gets green light
• School supplies will be distributed
• Hastings VFW post earns national award
• Area GOP's women video flap gets national attention
• Man in serious condition after rear-ending semi on Highway 52 near Cannon Falls
• Farmington residents first heard sirens from Dakota Communications Center while they were outside in
• Washington County Sheriff's office searching for missing boater
• Cruise-In planned for Saturday
• Assault charged against Hastings man following incident in Vermilllion Township
• Two are charged in Hastings house burglary
• Soil tests begin for new bridge
• Two rescued from Vermillion River
• First governor debate: Candidates on the attack
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Dayton switches to general election mode
• 3M, Cottage Grove strike deal
• Humbert to be offered principal position for Westside Elementary in River Falls
• City Council: Site plans, home business and environmental impact
• Dakota County buys out Goodhue's stake in Byllesby Dam for $1
• Man connected with Cottage Grove teen's disappearance arrested in Albuquerque
• Two arrested in residential burglary
• Rain, flooding close Pierce County roads
• Voters select Clark and Blakely to face off in November
• Vets home resident says Rose's claim to get money back is unfounded
• Debris from road construction truck costs driver $3,100
• Kelliher concedes election to Dayton
• Primaries are today
• New polling places set for primary
• Men escape after truck, trailer slide into Mississippi River at boat launch in Hastings
• Motorcyclist killed in crash
• Nina, Pinta pass through Prescott, dock in Hudson
• City Council: Next year's budget
• A heavenly day
• Cottage Grove, 3M near deal on air testing
• Officials consider fish passageway at Lock and dam in Red Wing
• City, Hudson agree on sale
• Party planned for outgoing club pro Brad Schmierer
• Battle between Rose and Vets Home continues
• Cottage Grove girl who ran from home admits she was with convicted sex offender
• City Council: Garden centers and a front porch
• Few voters expected Aug. 10, but leaders hope for more
• Man found dead in Mississippi River near Red Wing
• Wanamingo council calls for 39 percent tax hike
• One killed in Oakdale crash after power outage left lights inoperable
• Area filing period opens
• David Erickson killed in motorcycle accident
• The Wakota wait is over: ceremony Thursday formally christens bridge
• Absentee Voting Bonus Office Hours
• HEDRA seeking Marketing RFQs
• Public Accuracy Test for Voting Equipment
• Trail Project
• Absentee Voting Begins Friday
• Hastings Highway 61 Bridge Type Revealed!!
• Special City Council Workshop
• 2010 Crack Seal Program
• 2010 Cul-de-sac Program
• City Now Hiring for Police Chief - Updated
• Notice of Public Hearing – City's Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan
• Arbor Day Celebration
• Offices to be Filled at the 2010 City General Election
• Highway 61 Bridge Replacement
• Free Electronics Recycling for Residents
• TRAC Update
• Store Your Canoe/Kayak at Lake Rebecca
• Charter Commission Amendment Proposed
• Upcoming MnDOT Projects
• Spring Clean-Up Day Is April 24th, Gates Open at 9am.
• Hastings EDRA Meeting Cancelled
• City Now Hiring for Police Chief
• Spring Load Restrictions to be Lifted April 12, 2010
• Advertisement for Bids - 2010 Sealcoat Program
• Advertisement for Bids - 2010 Infrastructure Improvements
• Beyond the Yellow Ribbon - Community of Hastings
• Yearly Bike Auction
• Severe Weather Awareness Week
• Governor Pawlenty Appoints MacDonald To First Judicial District Judgeship
• Rivertown Days
• Alaska Cruise/Mission Trip 2008

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