Two Harbors, MN News

• Two Harbors, MN News
• Silver Bay considers expanding curfew
• Lunch with the Agates at Minnehaha
• Lake County-area schools hit mark in new state ratings
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, May 27
• Two Harbors family sees the world on sailboat adventures
• Beach monitoring set to begin
• Food pours in during annual drive
• Rumble strips planned for Highway 61
• Two Harbors quadruplets go separate ways after graduation
• Two Harbors band shell study grant set
• Filing now open for range of elected offices
• Agate Bay launch is ready for party
• Lake County Sheriff's Office report
• Two Harbors-Silver Bay hockey merger details still fuzzy
• Boundary Waters fire restriction lifted
• Flood watch issued for Duluth, Iron Range; rainfall may reach 2 to 4 inches
• Minnesota Executive Council set to consider delayed mineral leases
• Heavy rain possible across the Northland on Wednesday, Thursday
• Unemployment rate drops in April in Twin Ports, NE Minnesota
• William Kelley Elementary among top-performing schools in the state under new rankings
• Minnesota campaign season arrives with filing process
• Shipping traffic for Monday, May 21
• Tourism news: Summer is here
• On Faith: Response to tragedy shows spiritual wholeness in Two Harbors
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for Ashland, Iron, Price counties
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, May 20
• Is the shell-lacking? Two Harbors considers a new one
• DNR reports
• Carlson to be installed as pastor at Sychar Lutheran
• Two Harbors High School honors
• 'Company Town' book about Silver Bay's history released
• Two Harbors Police Report
• Polymet promises 'foolproof' pollution control at proposed mine
• 50-50? Two Harbors and Silver Bay hockey teams to merge this fall
• Winds worry fire crews as they battle to contain blaze near Ely
• Fire turned back just outside Ely
• Ely evacuation area expanded
• Forest fire near Ely apparently sparked by downed power line
• Renovated overlook along Highway 61 boasts spectacular views (with video)
• Shipping traffic for Monday, May 14
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, May 13
• Minnesota Senate approves Vikings stadium plan
• Amid vast acres of dying birch trees, residents planting the seed to restore North Shore forests
• Nolan wins endorsement at 8th Congressional District DFL convention
• Shipping traffic for Wednesday, May 2, 2012
• Shipping traffic for Tuesday, May 1, 2012
• April continues 10-month warm string in Northland
• Severe storms possible today in the Northland
• Shipping traffic for Monday, April 30
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, April 29
• Shipping traffic for Monday, April 23
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, April 22
• SHARE program to end next month
• Property values, changes to recreation area highlight Silver Bay city council meeting
• School board considers bus leasing option
• Two Harbors police report: April 20
• Lake Co. Sheriff's Report: April 20
• Bluewater sends out more mailings, this time in Duluth
• Community garden proposed for former Seagren's space
• Reminder: Statewide tornado drills to be held today in Minnesota, Wisconsin
• AARP forum today in Duluth
• Snowfall reports from around the Northland
• Shipping traffic for Monday, April 16
• Weather may get wild later today, tonight in the Northland
• Two Harbors woman killed in Wis. automobile accident
• Two Harbors police report: April 13
• Lake Co. Sheriff's repot: April 13
• Two Harbors Pamida to begin Shopko transformation
• Man evacuated from ship bound for Silver Bay
• New Two Harbors city councilor questions untelevised meeting
• Two Harbors woman was one of 3 killed in Burnett County crash
• Coast Guard evacuates crew member from freighter on Lake Superior
• Shipping traffic for Monday, April 9
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, April 8
• Residents meet to learn about Kawishiwi watershed
• Two Harbors native learns "green collar" job skills with energy efficiency training
• Larry Fabini named Two Harbors Public Works director
• Lake Co. Sheriff's Office report: April 6
• Two Harbors police report: April 6
• Prepare for severe weather season in Lake County
• Library systems in Arrowhead Region to merge
• Two Harbors will soon have urgent care services
• Silver Bay will again attempt to break world ATV parade record
• Shipping traffic for April 4, 2012
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, April 1
• Two Harbors Police Report: March 30
• Lake Co. Sheriff's Office Report: March 30
• Former Two Harbors city administrater named as fill-in councilor
• Shipping traffic for Monday, March 26
• Lake County Sheriff's Office:
• Two Harbors Police Report: March 22
• Business News: Northshore Mining, Sonju receive awards
• IRRRB anounces listening session in Two Harbors March 29
• Man suffers injuries after St. Urho's Day fight
• Silver Bay looks into plans for municipal campground
• North Shore loses youth hockey legend
• Shipping traffic for Monday, March 19
• Weather records shattered as temperatures in the Northland reach the 70s
• Shipping traffic for Friday, March 16
• Hunters, anglers back higher fees
• Two Harbors Police Report: March 16
• Sulfide mining informational session set for March 21
• School board members discuss Feb. 29 school closing with district bus drivers
• Plumbing company faces city council after sending out confusing mailing
• Lake Co. Sheriff's Report: March 16
• Two Harbors man assists with tornado recovery efforts in Indiana
• Snow showers arrive in Duluth
• Northshore Mining makes contributions to Silver Bay and Beaver Bay projects
• Tom Burns voted in as newest school board member
• Benefit to be held Saturday for Two Harbors mother battling cervical cancer
• Lake Superior School District bus drivers upset over call to release students during winter storm
• Two Harbors Police Report: March 9
• Lake Co. Sheriff's Report: March 9
• Water meter advertisement causes confusion
• Two Harbors musher takes seventh in Maine dog sled race
• Brainerd man dies in Lake County snowmobile accident
• Brainerd man dead after snowmobile accident on Tomahawk Trail
• February drop for Lake Superior was normal
• Like the snow? Grab your chance to enjoy it now
• Duluth has doubled its seasonal snowfall in the past week
• Silver Bay robotics team gears up for competition in Duluth
• Letter to the editor: Get involved with CERT training
• Police Report: March 2
• Sheriff's Report: March 2
• First big winter storm of the season hits Lake County
• Murphy, not Dill, now represents Two Harbors
• Golf course contract approved by Two Harbors City Council
• Send us your snow storm photos!
• Lake Superior School District classes to end early
• Two Harbors High School Battle of the Bands rescheduled for Friday
• Lake Superior school district schools closed
• Battle of the Bands event at Two Harbors High School postponed
• Sunday's snow in Northland a warm-up for coming storm
• Northland snowfall reports - 10 inches reported in some areas
• Winter storm warning continues for Duluth, points north
• Winter storm warnings, advisories issued for the Northland
• Two Harbors students prepare for annual Battle of the Bands
• Police, resident looking for information on hit and run accident
• Police department sees large turnout for first ever community meeting
• Lake Co. sheriff's report: Jan. 24
• Two Harbors police report: Feb. 24
• Deer feeding fuels strong debate at Silver Bay meeting
• Northern lights dance across the Northland sky (with video)
• Two Harbors city council votes to hold primaries, increase councilor meeting compensation
• DNR Report: Feb. 17
• Two Harbors Police Report: Feb. 17
• Lake Co. Sheriff's Report: Feb. 17
• Northshore Mining to pay $240,175 in fines for air quality violations
• Sex assault charges against former Two Harbors bus driver dismissed
• Charges against Two Harbors bus driver dismissed
• Local leaders meet for tech school talk
• Stop signs proposed for intersections near Minnehaha Elementary School
• Silver Bay faces deer feeding issue... again
• DNR Report: Feb. 10
• Sheriff's Report: Feb. 10
• Police Report: Feb. 10
• Lake County residents turn out for Minnesota caucus
• Rep. Dill introduces parameters for wolf hunting and trapping season
• Waterfront Gallery in downtown Two Harbors to close its doors this spring
• Two Harbors Eighth Street reconstruction project could start this year
• Area Fund exceeds fundraising goal
• Police Report: Feb. 3
• Sheriff's Report: Feb. 3
• DFLers meet in Finland for 8th Congressional District candidate forum
• Republicans vying for Klobuchar's seat meet in Two Harbors
• Bakk and Dill make a visit to Two Harbors
• Winter Frolic nixed
• Two Harbors city council meeting heats up
• Isabella man indicted in Two Harbors bank-robbery case
• Two Harbors woman pleads not guilty to poaching trophy bucks
• Canceled Beargrease opens door for revival of another sled-dog race
• Ely bear featured on Webcam gives birth to at least 2 cubs (with videos)
• Event organizers mull over decision to cancel Winter Frolic
• Penalties stiffen for high school hockey
• With Beargrease 2012 cancelled, mushers, business owners "bummed"
• Police respond to late-night call from Superior shelter, find puppy chewing alarm wires (with video)
• Two Harbors police department awarded new equipment
• Shipping traffic for Thusday, Jan. 19
• Shipping traffic for Monday, Jan. 16
• 2012 John Beargrease Sled Dog Marathon cancelled
• Some Northland couples ramp up wedding spending as economy improves
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, Jan. 15
• Prosecutor mulls whether to retry Two Harbors bus driver
• News briefs: Jan. 13
• County to pay for repairs to Two Harbors business building after demolition of former Seagren's
• Area couple honored for woodland management work
• No snow could be bad news Beargrease
• Two Harbors urban deer hunt considered a success
• Two Harbors Police Report: Jan. 13
• Lake Co. Sheriff's Report: Jan. 13
• Shipping traffic for Thusday, Jan. 12
• The new tattooist on the block: Transcendent Tattoo is open for business in Two Harbors
• Prosecutor mulls whether to retry Two Harbors bus driver
• Shipping traffic for Monday, Jan. 9
• Split Rock extension plans move forward
• Forum Communications to start Upper Midwest news service
• Seven of Minnesota's 349 fatal accidents in 2011 were in Lake County
• Two Harbors Pamida to become a Shopko store
• Two Harbors talks contracts
• Lake County Sheriff's Office report: Jan. 6
• Two Harbors police report: Jan. 6
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, Jan. 5
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, Jan. 1
• Lake View designated as trauma 4 hospital
• Chris Swanson says he'll resign from Two Harbors city council this spring
• Lack of snow has business owners, Beargrease organizers worried
• Bail set for alleged Christmas Eve bank robber
• Bygones for Dec. 28, 2011
• Shipping traffic for Dec. 27, 2011
• Suspect arrested in Christmas Eve bank robbery in Two Harbors
• Suspect arrested in Christmas Eve bank robbery in Two Harbors
• Shipping traffic for Monday, Dec. 26
• Betty's Pies branch to close; Two Harbors still going strong
• Bank robbery reported in Two Harbors
• Shipping traffic for Monday, Dec. 19
• Duluth-area gas sellers say there's no price conspiracy
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, Dec. 18
• Cook County sheriff: Suspect went out to vehicle to get gun, returned to courthouse
• Shipping traffic for Friday, Dec. 16
• Two Harbors native embarks on Antarctic expidition
• Postal Service delays post office closures, including Brimson office
• Two Harbors passes tax levy, budget
• Lake Co. sheriff's report: Dec. 5-11
• Two Harbors police report: Dec. 5-11
• Community leader Ellen Anderson dies at age 82
• Two Harbors water meter installation plan unfolds
• Shipping traffic for Monday, Dec. 12
• The week Lake County almost went nuclear
• State Park online reservation system to shut down during winter months
• Man found lying in Two Harbors street airlifted to Duluth hospital
• CALENDAR SPOTLIGHT: Holiday concert
• CALENDAR: current and on-going
• LAKE COUNTY PAST
• Tour a Knife River home
• Vikings stadium talks continue; focus on gambling
• New Two Harbors Food Shelf director selected
• CALENDAR: school activities Dec 19 - Jan 3
• Two Harbors Winter Frolic 2012
• Remembering Pearl Harbor
• Taconite industry stands firm despite fluctuating ore prices
• NEWS BRIEFS
• Two Harbors has new police officer
• TWO HARBORS POLICE DEPARTMENT: Nov. 28-Dec. 4
• LAKE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE REPORT: Nov. 28-Dec. 4
• Silver Bay budget, levy set
• BWCAW groups concerned about trail closure
• Construction of O'Reilly's presses on
• Shipping traffic for Dec. 6
• Silver Bay man injured in Mesabi Nugget explosion
• Shipping traffic for Monday, Dec. 5
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, Dec. 4
• Shipping traffic for Thursday, Dec. 1
• Deal with Mesabi Range close for potential vocational school on North Shore
• Lake Superior school district explores tablet computers in classrooms
• City to build ice rink in Thomas Owens Park
• Vandals target new Agate Bay boat launch
• Two Harbors wins bid for fall car show
• Police report: Dec. 2
• Sheriff's report: Dec. 2
• Lake Superior school district superintendent on two years probation
• Shipping traffic for Nov. 30, 2011
• Northland woman accused of illegally shooting two trophy bucks
• Shipping traffic for Nov. 29, 2011
• Shipping traffic for Monday, Nov. 28
• When the mugshot tells the story, and when it does not
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, Nov. 27
• O'Reilly's store construction sparks protests
• Skiers can expect new and improved Erkki Harju ski trail, thanks to grant
• BWCAW permit system changes
• DNR REPORT
• ON FAITH: Give thanks this holiday season
• ARTS NEWS: North Shore dancers
• CALENDAR SPOTLIGHT: Tour of homes
• SPIRIT OF GIVING: Annual Toy Drive
• LAKE COUNTY PAST
• Mariner girls' hockey team loses two games, set to play tomorrow
• Two Harbors hockey scrimmage set for this weekend
• CONSTRUCTION UNDERWAY: Crews break ground on expansion
• Hwy. 61 crash victims identified
• Trial for Two Harbors bus driver accused of molesting girls goes to jury
• Saint Anyway coming home, will release new album over Thanksgiving
• Shipping traffic for Duluth, Superior, Two Harbors entries
• Two Harbors graduate keeps troops safe as bomb disposal technician
• As Duluth college enrollment grows, developer brings housing plan
• Shipping traffic for Duluth, Superior, Two Harbors entries
• CALENDAR: current and on-going
• Two Harbors native keeps troops safe as bomb disposal technician
• Two Harbors data center feasibility study is a go
• Two dead in crash on Hwy. 61 near Gooseberry Falls
• Two Harbors decides on eight-officer police force
• TWO HARBORS POLICE DEPARTMENT: Nov. 7 - 13
• LAKE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE REPORT: Nov. 7-13
• Jury chosen in Two Harbors school bus driver's trial on sex assault charges
• Governor to put union vote in hands of subsidized child care providers
• Patrol IDs one of two people killed in North Shore crash
• Second of 2 North Shore crash victims identified
• Two people die in crash near Two Harbors
• At least two dead in crash on Highway 61 near Gooseberry Falls
• Shipping traffic for Monday, Nov. 14
• Shipping traffic for Sunday, Nov. 13
• Applicants sought for DNR committee
• ONGOING CALENDAR
• Deal near for Minnesota land trapped in BWCAW
• Agates detour from game to visit fallen friend
• Agates end season with loss against MLWR
• BAYSIDE CHATTER: Mariners face Bearcats
• Silver Bay Mariners beat Mercuries in nail-biting game
• Veterans Day more than a thought
• AGATES AND TARBALLS
• TWO HARBORS NEWS BRIEFS
• PLACEMATS FOR VETERANS
• Agate Bay boat launch project gets inspection from state senators
• North Shore fire departments receive training grants
• City of Two Harbors considers reducing police force
• IRRRB opts out of financial transparancy
• Two Harbors Police report
• Duluth to Phoenix: Hints for booking your trip
• Reporter's picks: Highlights of weekend in Phoenix
• DNT travel review: Duluth to Phoenix direct
• Teen convicted of biting Hibbing mayor sentenced
• Forest Service backs off on retardants
• Pagami fire fight ends
• Brimson in fight to keep its mail
• Two Harbors to examine in-kind services
• Meeting set to discuss hazard plan
• Silver Bay makes way to sustainability
• Federal court rules to protect U.S. forest lands from roads
• Cloquet author writes a novel unlike any other
• Group teams with Forest Service to save threatened historic station
• Buying paint, kids? Bring your ID
• Split Rock River Wayside is officially opened
• Two Harbors City Council spat
• Grants go to protecting Lake Superior
• Finland, MN group finalist for Touchstone Civic Engagement Award
• More mesothelioma shows up in Iron Range taconite workers
• St Louis County Township joins mining opposition
• Pagami fire cost tops $21 million
• TWO HARBORS POLICE REPORT
• Barnum man caught selling marijuana, again
• LAKE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE REPORT
• Fire incidents down in Minnesota
• Duluth nurse practitioner investigated for numerous narcotic prescriptions
• Success rate up in Minnesota moose hunt
• Race for renewal in canoe country
• Biblical archaeologist to discuss search for Noah's Ark
• Northland winter forecast: Colder than normal
• Boundary Waters fire quiet; crews head home
• Mega relief coming for Duluth commuters
• Study details importance of Great Lakes shipping
• Lake Superior beaches mostly bacteria-free
• Shipping traffic for Monday, Oct. 17
• Memories remain of royal visit decades ago
• Duluth man's royal connection is family tree
• With skater's life at stake, Duluth arena workers came to rescue
• Shipping traffic for Friday, Oct. 14
• Battle continues over unionizing child care
• 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
• 1 killed in fiery rollover in Lake County
• 1 killed in fiery rollover in Lake County
• 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
• Isabella spike camp is home away from home
• Jobless rate falls in Lake Co.
• Two Harbors council finalizes water meter rules
• THHS celebrates homecoming with pep rally
• Historic Two Harbors library featured in book
• 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
• 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
• 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'
• Some roads affected by BWCAW fire now open
• Police raid Duluth synthetic marijuana shop
• 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)
• Stony River puts hold on mining
• Six deer bagged in first Two Harbors deer hunt
• Scores show North Shore schools excell in reading, lag in math
• 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
• 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
• Lake County township says no thanks to copper mining
• 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
• International Falls reaches record low temperature for September
• Sassy diner commercials may cook up new recipe for success
• In the line of fire: Some residents evacuate, others dig in as Pagami Creek fire creeps closer
• Fargo man who beat 83-year-old woman bloody with dumbbell asks for forgiveness
• No charges in Fargo 2-year-old's death; prosecutors say case wouldn't serve as deterrent
• Ruberg sworn in as Two Harbors police chief
• Water, leadership irk Beaver Bay residents
• Lake Co. fiber project gets stamp of approval from state
• Cities go high, county low on tax levies
• Truck in second Hastings abduction case found
• Wednesday map of fire area
• 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
• Pagami Creek fire largest Minnesota fire since 1918
• Jay Cooke drowning victim identified
• Perham, Minn. man allegedly found with meth, ninja stars
• 'Plume-driven' BWCAW fire sweeps across 60,000 acres
• Fire plan is to close most of BWCAW
• Northland prep hockey coach recuperating after auto racing crash
• Canal Park scene in Duluth inspires international photographer
• Critics object to Duluth's Aerial Lift Bridge cutbacks
• Duluth zoo regains accreditation status for first time in 5 years
• Evacuations ordered as Boundary Waters fire spreads outside park
• Verdict reached in Duluth's Lakeside-shooting trial
• Dakota County Drug Task Force finds 300 wild marijuana plants growing in Hastings
• DNR puts on fire ban
• Runner in downtown Duluth race revived after suffering heart attack
• Pagami Creek fire spreads south
• 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
• Mathis murders: 30 years later some authorities remain convinced of John Mathis' guilt
• Pine County boy charged for allegedly shooting stepdad in head
• Quirky role wins kudos for Duluth, Minn., native in indie film
• Burglar gets away with $70,000 in cell phones, accessories from Cloquet, Minn., AT&T store
• Meteor streaks skies above Lake Co.
• Rock slide litters Hwy. 61 near tunnel
• Changes hit North Shore since 9/11 attacks
• Beaver Bay water woes won't ebb
• Wisconsin man receives one year of probation for invading neighbor's bathroom while she was showering
• Jail time follows date night high speed chase in Perham, Minn.
• McDonalds coming to Perham
• Lund Boats announces NY Mills facility expansion
• 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
• Fans Show Pride At Possible Last Football Opener As Fighting Sioux
• Beaver Bay water boil order remains in effect
• Forest industry pushes feds for more timber
• Superior man accused of head-butting girl
• DNR delays mine exploration leases again
• Black Eyed Peas concert a chance to make new memories in Minot
• Northeastern Minnesota leads state in overall mortality rate
• Crews race to salvage storm-downed timber in Northwestern Wisconsin
• Mineral leases have long history in Minnesota
• 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
• Bison Video Blog Season Predictions
• Survey says: city employees overall satisfied
• Mushroom hike reveals variety of fungi in North Shore forest
• Former Vikings land in Two Harbors
• Presidential candidate Ron Paul to visit Fargo
• Duluth man gets diversion in welfare fraud case
• Duluth rock band in tune with video gamers
• North Shore Highway 61 is gravel in places
• Having a ball: Kentuckian and his dog walking cross country to emphasize dangers of diabetes
• 5 years after Rodriguez convicted for Dru Sjodin's murder: 'Nothing but sadness'
• UMD football begins with a national title to defend
• New movie to be built from the interviews with central Minnesota troops
• 2 Duluth mural artists told to redo concepts
• 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
• Attorneys in court over medical testimony about Duluth tot's death
• Crews monitoring 130-acre forest fire near Ely, Minn.
• Duluth police identify officer involved in fatal shooting
• 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
• 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
• Beaver Bay residents asked to boil, conserve water after main break
• 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
• PCA checks on reports of ash near North Shore power plant
• 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
• Armed robbery suspect fatally shot by Duluth Police officer
• 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
• 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
• Hillsboro, N.D., couple's idea for unique candles turns into business
• '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
• VIDEO: Fire Destroys Eldred, MN, Elevator
• VIDEO: CNBC's 'Mad Money' comes to N.D., talks about state jobs, Bakken oil
• Two Harbors police warn of text message scam
• Former pitcher for Duluth, Minn., baseball team makes major league debut
• Clara City, Minn., man helps with unexpected home delivery of his son, daughter
• Bison standout linebacker tackles hip socket injury
• After same-name obit appears in paper, Duluth attorney takes out ad saying he's 'alive and well'
• Train hits abandoned car east of Brooten, Minn.
• VIDEO: Young man in Australia nearly hit by oncoming train
• Couple keeps historic touch at Beaver Bay's Camp 61
• Ruberg named Two Harbors police chief
• Two Harbors willing to sell land inexpensively for development, jobs
• Cr. 26 extension project short funding
• Five months after being rescued, a bald eagle was released Wednesday morning at Carpenter Nature Center
• 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 Two Harbors - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Willow River Parent Group treasurer bound over for trial
• National Collegiate Hockey Conference finds home
• Duluth police nab suspect after stick-up of West Duluth delivery driver
• Gadhafi: Pop culture meets reality
• 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
• Part II: Brutal Vikings camp, wild nightlife and the Dallas Cowboys come to Bemidji in 1962
• Silver prices have some cashing in
• 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
• Vikings set to converge on Two Harbors
• Jamestown College wrestling coach Cisco Cole resigns
• Federal jury convicts Woodbury, Minn., man of sex trafficking a teen
• 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
• Hastings man caught drinking vodka at store, then steals and eats smoked ham
• Two Harbors musician rises to country music challenge
• Silver Bay eco-park could shed new light on city
• North Shore landmark gets national designation
• Beaver Bay man gets 1 year after meth lab bust
• 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!
• 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
• Shutdown means Hastings bridge will not be completed by May 2013 as planned
• 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
• Dayton announces Montevideo will be site of 1st Minn. Governor's Pheasant Opener
• 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
• First annual Minn. Governor's Pheasant Opener to be held in Montevideo
• Kandiyohi Co. attorney dismissess the charges against man in shaken baby incident
• Update: Authorities continue search for Xcel worker who fell off Minnesota Falls dam south of Granite Falls, MInn.
• Grieving family of drowning victim finds comfort in community
• Rain holds off for Two Harbors Kayak Festival races
• Vietnam vet carries on love of baseball in Silver Bay
• Sisters pitch in to help Two Harbors niece
• City to pay more than $13,000 in land deal
• Four rescued from Lake Superior near Castle Danger
• 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
• Man dies in gravel pit accident near Fairfax, Minn.
• 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
• Shelton, Daniels and Paisley get WE Fest crowd going despite high temps
• 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
• Granite Falls teen dies in crash in Redwood County in Minn.
• Farmers say they are doing well despite late start to spring planting in Minn.
• Grief takes hold at Deeps in Duluth's Lester Park
• Willie Nelson returns to Duluth for fifth show
• Bay Days 2011 in photos
• Voter efforts bring Weinermobile to Two Harbors
• Felony charges dropped against former Two Harbors resident
• HUD announces funding for Two Harbors housing
• Silver Bay boy battles cancer on all fronts
• Could Perham become a hockey haven? Proposed arena could bring tournaments, expand program
• 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
• 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
• Construction moves ahead on Iron Range plant
• The case of Dr. Konasiewicz: Ailing patients speak out about former Duluth doctor
• 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
• 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
• Hastings driver with BAC of .41 charged after July 10 injury accident
• Two Harbors man launches fly fishing business
• It's business as usual at state parks after shutdown
• Two Harbors park bathroom conditions raise a stink
• Lake County fiber project could have headquarters soon
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Dog owners find working out the family pet pushes them into better shape
• Willmar, Minn.-based Let's Go Fishing seeks new funding sources in order to stay afloat
• 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
• Second Annual 'All Day Fore Africa': Building a bridge between continents through golf
• Itasca County man dies in motorcycle accident
• Former Virginia, Minn., School Board member appears in court on sex-assault charges
• Mother, two children saved from Lake Superior rip current
• Fire breaks out at Lakeside home; Duluth firefighter hospitalized
• A deal is a deal: Minnesota shutdown ends
• Two Harbors agate experts release extensive book
• Beaver Bay boy dies in tragic accident
• Silver Bay police chief ready to hang up badge
• Two Harbors gets advice on water meter install
• Sisters reunite after 20 years for birthday surprise
• Jamestown, N.D., city committee hears case for backyard chicken coop
• Heat kills livestock, makes residents look for relief
• More than 1,500 cattle in South Dakota reported dead due to heat
• Madison, Minn., registers heat index of 124 degrees, some relief is coming Thursday
• Duluth's Lake Superior Zoo attracts unwanted gulls, geese
• Homeowners in greater Minnesota encouraged to apply for mortgage assistance
• Willmar, Minn., man gets 36 months in prison, 25 years probation for molesting
• Stormy weather in the forecast again
• VIDEO: Sheared-off water hydrant sends geyser 100 feet into the air
• 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
• Appeals court finds Willmar, Minn., teen's knife in school not dangerous weapon, reverses conviction
• 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.
• Special session starts today, shutdown ends soon
• 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
• 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
• Trial scheduled in Iron Range bar shooting
• Moorhead's Pyromaniacs Smoke Shop busted for allegedly selling fake pot
• 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
• Virginia, police chief reach deal
• One man, many trash cans: Cottage Grove worker keeps parks clean
• Music, friendship bring Sonshiners back to Willmar, Minn., year after year
• The call of the wild: Kristi Kuhl begins year-long ministry in Alaska
• Heritage Days 2011 Photo Gallery
• Minnesota man dies on bicycle tour
• Tall ships set for possible dual Duluth arrival
• Wisconsin wires $60 million to Minnesota; Hopes high to reinstate income tax reciprocity soon
• Mitchell man, 81, arrested for sexual contact with 11-year-old
• Trouble on the tracks: Crash survivor warns of dangerous crossing near Richville, Minn.
• Worthington, Minn., golfers to play golf all day to raise money for Africa
• West Fargo day care operator accused of choking boyfriend's son
• Ely, Minn., man drowns canoeing on Grass Lake
• Duluth's contract with casino called illegal
• 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
• Push begins to enact Caylee's Law in North Dakota
• Homeowners face unique flood fight against lake with no inlet or outlet
• More couples opting for uncoventional wedding registries
• Post office in Lincoln Park reopens after woman wearing gas mask is arrested
• 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
• 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
• Empty Jamestown (N.D.) Hospital building will become housing downtown
• 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
• New York Mills, Minn., man spends years building model of Noah's ark
• BSU ponders options as Duluth, North Dakota consider leaving WCHA for new conference
• New London, Minn., pastor spends 24 hours on church roof after parishioners raise $47,000 to repair roof
• Duluth man misses court date in sexual-assault case
• 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
• Carlton (Minn.) School District scores 100 percent on writing tests for second year in a row
• Court awaits mental health assessment of Cloquet, Minn., woman accused in razor attack
• Still cleaning up along tornado's route in Renville Co., Minn.
• 20,000 acres of crops damaged in Renville County, Minn.
• Two Harbors water tower demolition delayed
• Determined North Shore state parks visitors ignore shutdown
• Heritage Days 2011 Schedule
• Heritage Days 2011: A Saturday night crescendo
• Shutdown has THEDA looking for study funding
• 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
• 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
• Duluth rally begins fight against proposed Minnesota marriage amendment
• Willmar, Minn., man places 48th in recent World Series of Poker event in Vegas
• Census shows more people living in 'nontraditional' households
• Authorities Identify Body Recovered From Long Lake in MN
• 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
• Fourth events in Lake County
• 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
• Minn. fire officials urge safe handling of fireworks
• NASCAR drivers descend on Hibbing
• Former Duluthian dies in Colorado crash
• Florida man charged with swindling senior citizens, including at least one couple in Hastings
• Hastings' resident beer taster: New business provides educational beer tasting parties
• Government shutdown prep causes traffic delay on Hwy. 61
• 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
• New Zealand's beauty inspires local photographer
• Wisconsin counties added to heat advisory
• Pierre the Voyageur made whole again
• 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
• 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
• Minnesota state park guests get walks in before budget deadline
• Murder victim's family: It's time to move on
• Moorhead drowning victim was avid angler
• Former North Dakota player named UMD hockey assistant
• 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
• 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 fountain bubbles over after prank
• Duluth player on projected NHL draft pick list
• Duluth airport gets another federal grant
• Duluth peregrine falcon chicks close to fledging
• 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
• A passion for running: Bartz shares what he has learned from marathons
• A feat of engineering towers above Duluth predecessors
• Heavy rains cause damage to gravel portion of Hwy 61
• Kerkhoven-based co. has bus stolen in New Jersey
• Two Harbors water rates could go up
• Two Harbors group wants data center study
• Knife River Father, daughter team beat marathon expectations
• Two Harbors area Grandma's Marathon results
• Two Harbors couple welcomes runners into their home
• Silver Bay eco-park receives several grants
• 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
• 23 Duluth teachers face layoffs
• 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
• Gimse: Road construction projects can continue in Minn.
• Almora still recovering from tornados
• Hospice patients must meet new rules
• 'Price is Right' contestants lose out on Northland resort prize
• Budget impasse threatens Interstate 35 work in Duluth
• 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
• Semi rear-ends car on I-94 in Jamestown
• 31 years later, Duluth veteran to get military funeral rites
• Duluth lynching memorial event focuses on hope of racial equity
• Singer Andy Williams to be honored during Grand Rapids' Judy Garland Festival
• Masked man with gun thwarted, arrested later in Cloquet
• Duluth's Grandma's Marathon forecast looking rainy, cool
• Trial of Two Harbors school bus driver delayed until November
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Name of woman, 39, killed near Danube being withheld
• Fargo man identified as victim in Kindred grain incident
• Downtown Duluth gas leak forces evacuations
• 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
• Thune: Corps of Engineers faces 'accounting' regarding flooding along Missouri River
• No foot, no problem for Montevideo high school tennis player
• Bemidji native Lovering wins Minneapolis Marathon
• Police: Dealer suspects hid drugs in rectums
• Two Harbors woman gets probation, fines for DUI with kids in vehicle
• Minnesota rock band is star of film festival
• Two Harbors council unsure of Cr. 26 extension
• Silver Bay cracks down on deer feeding
• Minnehaha third-graders become authors
• Two Harbors Heritage Days lineup
• Lake County students enjoy field day at Splitrock
• Local officials teaming up to plan vocational school on North Shore
• Moving day for new Two Harbors cat home
• Two Harbors woman sentenced in DUI case with children
• Two Harbors wildlife rehabilitator hopes to save raccoons from problem property
• Husband arrested in death of Koochiching County totem-pole carver
• 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
• 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
• Temps to reach 90, heat index 95 to 100 in western, southern Minn.
• 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
• Rapid Ascent: Erstad takes over Nebraska baseball
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Fargo man arrested for DUI with children in car
• 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.
• Hastings man surrenders peacefully following five-hour standoff with police
• Second person booked in Hastings standoff case
• 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
• Hastings man charged after firing shots to protect 'children of the church'
• Former Hastings, U football great Pinky McNamara dies
• UPDATE: Audubon fire chief says teen is a hero for saving family in mobile home fire
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Skeletal remains found during search for missing teen in Ashland County
• Neighbors tackle alleged car thief after vehicle hits light pole in West Fargo
• SD scores lowest nursing-home complaint rate
• High-tech goggles help find missing crew in Lake County forest
• DEVILS LAKE FLOODING: Some foes for these flows
• Seatbelt patrol back on Monday
• Forum eases ire in Beaver Bay
• Memorial Day plans take shape
• Former N.D. ag commissioner Sarah Vogel taking step back from the law
• Tangled up in Dylan: Artists, writers and musicians celebrate inspirations of the Northland's native son
• Will Duluth get its date with Dylan? DECC officials work to book concert
• 2 Superior teens cited for provoking fight to be recorded in locker room
• Sonic Screen could help cut down on vandalism in Hastings parks
• Inspired inventor: Cottage Grove girl thinks of invention to help leukemia patients
• Police officers say online predators can get information in variety of ways
• Mitchell man headed to prison for huffing computer cleaner while driving
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Duffy's tale is not your ordinary dog story
• School board votes to fire the DGF Head Girls Basketball Coach
• Quilt travels for benefit of people with disabilities
• Trailer spills 16,000 pounds of fertilizer outside Jamestown
• VIDEO: Early morning crash near Alexandria shuts down I-94 for over two hours
• COLUMN: It's a mess in need of a solution
• EDITORIAL: Council needs to end cycle of confusion
• UPDATED: Driver of vehicle clocked at 122 mph on I-94 hospitalized after hitting ditch
• Merchants Bank in Hampton was robbed Friday morning
• Bird causes roll-over accident south of Morris
• UPDATE: Semi crash closes I-94 near Evansville Friday morning
• County hopes to cut pay for nursing home workers
• Scraping tool also found with centuries-old bones in backyard of home
• Barross House owner taking a break
• Silver Bay vote downs utilities plan
• City sorts through meter mess
• New Richmond police chief reprimanded by city
• Semitrailer ends up in ditch on North Shore
• Two west central Minn. senators take a different approach in vote on gay marriage
• Duluth artist's bin Laden painting stirs debate
• Authorities release name of Hutchinson, Minn., woman killed by train
• Woodbury Sept. 11 survivor reacts to bin Laden death
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Former fireman to serve jail time for department fund theft in Willmar, Minn.
• Local effort under way to save Willmar's Lakeland Hotel for future redevelopment
• 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
• State Patrol releases name of man killed in Aitkin County crash
• 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
• North Dakota caught in the middle of federal wolf plan
• Briefly: Flower power; mineral bids; Cliffs earnings
• Mock crash planned for Two Harbors
• Two Harbors students sweep environmental contest
• Musicians get "superior" marks at contest
• County makes marketing decision on fiber
• Wife will be on his mind during flight day
• County WWII veterans prepare for flight
• City water meter order scrutinized
• Hibbing police seek missing predatory offender
• 3 Northland sites in running for endangered historic places list
• 2010 was 'tough year' for child protection in Kandiyohi County
• Something borrowed: Prom night links two generations
• Perham-Dent School Board chooses new superintendent
• Man and his dog rescued after van gets stuck near Red River
• Updated: Underwood man accused of slitting dog's throat appears in court today
• Murder victim came here for a new start, they say
• NDDOT releases new lists of roads affected by high water
• 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
• Mini earthquake shakes things up in Alexandria area
• Two arrested after string of burglaries near New York Mills
• Discovery Channel show goes 'Ape' over Woodbury natives
• 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
• Academics split on impact of bin Laden's death
• Dent, Minn., man drowns when vehicle goes into slough
• Dump truck barrels through intersection and slams into building
• Big walleye lakes in Minnesota free of chemical repellant
• Names released in case of body found near Spiritwood, N.D.
• Fargo family remembers loved one lost on 9-11
• Dent, Minn., man drowns when vehicle goes into slough
• Northland parents who lost sons in war react to news about bin Laden
• 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
• 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
• Texting driver to start time in jail today
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Two Harbors man gets 40 years in woman's stabbing death
• Inmate allegedly bites correctional officer
• Local snowboarder ranks among nation's top contenders
• Larry the Cable Guy in Bemidji to be aired May 10 on History Channel
• A teen flute trio triumphs
• News briefs
• RODNEY CHISHOLM TRIAL: Skull showed evidence of trauma
• Sale of mineral rights irks county landowners
• Liquor licenses renewed in Two Harbors
• Two Harbors auditor says liquor fund is 'tapped'
• Minnesota lakes losing ice at slower pace: All should be ice-free for fishing opener, observers say
• Cottage Grove woman's card to be sold at Hallmarks
• City water meter rule put on hold
• 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
• 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
• Gender expert: Boys and girls have different problems
• 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
• 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
• Four Willmar educators selected for NASA workshop
• 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
• Decision made about Heritage Days crafters
• Sports Roundup: Mariners softball starts strong
• District faces staff cuts
• 25 years on the Superior Hiking Trail
• How do your local groceries stack up?
• NDDOT releases new list of roads affected by high water
• 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
• Fire that destroyed Atwater businesses was deliberately lit
• Fargo man who bought alcohol for teens is sentenced in fatal crash
• Spring is in the air, and it stinks
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Two Harbors (the company) backs big race
• Art springs eternal
• Attorney General Jackley warns of grandparent scam targeting the state
• Old football field deal not done
• Got questions? Don't raise your hand, just look on your iPad
• Sports Roundup: Agates softball wins season opener
• Bayside Chatter: Mariner connection is a hero for UMD
• Rain and snow expected Friday and Saturday in west central Minnesota
• Commissioners on late tax list
• Agate Bay changes coming soon
• Mayor says hello
• Fargo man accidentally shoots himself in hand
• Doggie doo a springtime plight
• 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
• Recall election appears likely in Emerado
• 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
• Man battling colon cancer seeks frame shop successor
• 'We're getting too old for this': Flooding puts retired rural couple in same boat year after year
• Bulldogs make triumphant return to Duluth after winning national title
• 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
• 'Miracle' ballpark for special-needs kids nears first pitch
• 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
• Highway 19/71 closed due to mudslide between Redwood Falls and Morton in west central Minn.
• 50 years of selling candy is enough for her
• Sports Roundup: Spring sports teams begin competition
• Skier wins national title
• Silver Bay building has two suitors
• '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
• NDDOT names roads closed or affected by high water
• Arrest warrant issued for Duluth armed-robbery suspect
• VIDEO: Students leave the classrooms to save homes from the rising Red
• Rising prices at pump bring silver lining for lakes country
• Perham-Dent School Board offers superintendent position to Mike Kolness
• Thousands of high school students turn out, bolstering Fargo sandbagging efforts
• Stillwater Lift Bridge closing at 9 a.m. Friday due to high water
• Voter ID rouses passions at St. Louis County Board meeting
• Sewer shut off to Smith Addition in Montevideo as Minnesota River rises
• FLOOD NEWS: Moorhead warns against complacency, federal fines threatened for boating on the Red
• Forum addresses higher education needs, aligning MNWest with SMSU
• 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
• Minnesota River's second crest to be higher
• Teen gets probation for selling pot at high school
• 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
• 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
• Update: Search continues for missing Granite Falls, Minn., man, sheriff doesn't suspect foul play
• 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'
• Victim's mother wants justice, defendant seeks redemption
• Norwegians prepare Duluth for royal treatment
• Local healthcare company donates to Japan's earthquake recovery
• Fargo and Bradford, Pa., duke it out for "America's Toughest Weather City" title
• Despite nickname dispute, NCAA sells Sioux merchandise in online store
• St. Scholastica student is hungry to help less fortunate
• Belfast-born conductor to lead Minnesota Orchestra at Dawson performance
• Minnesota River crests in Montevideo; still rising in Granite
• Authorities identify Fergus Falls robbery suspect who was later found dead
• Second crest of Mississippi River is expected
• Judge bars cat hoarder from animals
• It's boom times for region's mining industry
• Business takes flight at airport
• Snowfall moves Fargo-Moorhead into third place for snowiest seasons
• Volunteers needed for food event
• Stars flock to variety show bonanza
• Sports Roundup: Spring sports seasons have begun
• Castle Danger Brewery fires up
• American Crystal to say Wednesday if it will allow Roundup Ready beets planted
• Bongards' Creameries in Perham issues 54 temporary layoffs
• N.D. higher ed officials prepare to face NCAA over Sioux nickname
• Cold could prevent major flooding in Red Wing
• No charges against plow driver in Hermantown man's death
• A man of many stories: Retired educator Ken Thompson experienced Iwo Jima landing
• 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
• Tossed beer bottle gashes woman's face
• 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
• Man accidentally shot himself in the leg near Hawley
• 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
• Perham basketball team visits teammate at the hospital
• Sandbag volunteers needed in Hudson Thursday afternoon
• Iron Range lawmakers object to plans to take millions from jobs fund
• Willmar students fold peace cranes for brain injury effort
• Snow total moves past 2009 mark
• MSUM athletic director reaches out to WCHA commissioner
• Murder-suicide claims two lives in Park Rapids
• Families fight over orphan's fate after teenage murder-suicide
• 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
• Rising waters slowed by the cold and snow
• Slain student's friends holding candlelight vigil tonight in Perham
• Memorial planned for slain Perham student
• People: March 25
• Bears eat up stage
• School won't agree on club abatement
• Funding still sketchy on city marina
• Whew! Less road work expected
• Silver Bay water plan draws a crowd
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• People: March 18
• Building boats - by hand
• Sports Roundup: Boys basketball seasons end
• School briefs: March 18
• Homicide case to go before grand jury
• Veterans' home construction nears end
• The truth about St. Urho
• 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
• 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
• Minnesota quadruplets' Fargo trip featured on Lifetime series
• Seeking help from above: About 350 gather for pre-flood prayer service
• 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
• Wanamingo's doggone pleased: Gov. Dayton names new puppy after southeast Minnesota town
• S.D. Rep. Noem pushes for big cuts in federal spending
• Flood of 2011 could be Hastings' second-worst on record
• Crime rate falls as Fargo grows
• Death of Barnesville man in garage door accident 'sad loss for the community'
• Ohio men drive 20 hours to build sandbags for Fargo
• Mayor Walaker: I'd be "shocked" if Red River crests above 41 feet
• UPDATED: Children in Tuesday head-on identified; investigation continues
• Protesters rally in front of courthouse in Superior
• Enrollment changes perplex district
• Sports Roundup: Girls basketball season closes
• 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
• Hayward boy hit by car still in critical condition
• 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
• Sheryl Crow concert coming to Duluth
• Another local man is shot by accident
• 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
• Bomb threat closes Lund Boats in New York Mills
• Duluth woman admits to welfare fraud
• 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
• WDAY 6 News obtains computer data of where Sandbag Central volunteers are coming from
• 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
• Urho joins Stone Age
• Tough inside tough
• Former Agate competing at Junior Olympics ski event
• Lower enrollment may mean teacher cuts
• Eden Valley man, 51, pleads not guilty in crash that killed Norwegian judge
• Sports Roundup: Mariners girls basketball coach to retire
• Guilty plea in cat cruelty case
• Curling Club abatement passes city; county next
• Widen honored for airport service
• Eco Park perpetuates 'green' trend
• Man pleads guilty in animal hoarding case
• Former North Shore hockey star is now a cable flier
• He'll be back in shape
• Two Harbors courts state money
• 4-day makes mark in state
• Sports Roundup: Skiers place at state run
• North Shore native safe in New Zealand
• Victim advocate, crisis center has new leader
• Silver Bay will have special vote
• Calendar Spotlight: Feb. 18
• 2011 Winter Frolic in pictures
• Two Harbors police report: Feb. 7-13
• Lake County Sheriff's Office report: Feb. 7-13
• Sports Roundup: More skiers going to state meet
• School district budget forecast not as dire as predicted
• Curling club, city deal may be nigh
• Big changes in Lake County fiber plan
• With mining on mind, permit hearing draws
• Solving a moose mystery
• Bookwatch: He's the accidental poet
• Big fish fills carvers yard
• Sports Roundup: Rivals split on hardwood
• Wanna make $100,000?
• Assault case in court June 21
• Silver Bay, parks part of governor's bonding plan
• Cravaack takes a North Shore trip
• Too hot for television
• Dogs pass through Two Harbors checkpoint
• Two Harbors grad amid changing times in Egypt
• Trial set for June in bus driver abuse case
• What you're missing in the newspaper
• 'Sunrise' destined for sunset
• Sports Roundup: Mariners crush Agates in rematch
• 28th sled dog race is all set
• He's filling a gap in history knowledge
• Pierre has a mystery buyer
• Season's last boat filled in Silver Bay
• Drivers accused of route strike
• City will look at Hwy. 61 sign issues
• Two Harbors students take curling class
• Two Harbors fire prepares for new rig
• Miss North Shore winner deemed ineligible
• County closes in on broadband contract
• Dayton calls for teamwork
• Deer numbers show big harvest
• Picture-perfect for 2011
• Sports Roundup: Girls hockey builds on success
• Shore ore shipments outpace lakes traffic
• Degree could be had through local schools
• County attorney-elect greets board
• Local hockey ref reaches a pinnacle
• Hanson legacy lives on at UMD
• City tax will rise by 4.9%
• Sandvik ready to move on
• Silver Bay story will be told
• A familiar change at Gooseberry
• Fired up Oberstar returns to Washington
• Lawsuit vs. counties threat eases in recount
• Phones temporarily out
• Health forum set for business
• Public comment wanted on plan
• County flu shot clinics planned
• Fiber deals worked out
• Wilderness undecided on move
• Phone lines out in Lake County after fiber cable cut
• 80-year-old Duluth hunter spends night in woods
• Two Harbors police report: Nov. 1-7
• Concrete and asphalt before ice
• Whiskey Row dig is mostly done
• Plant worker study ends in Silver Bay
• County approves Sunrise Home sale
• Ambulance service needs new vehicle
• Cat abuse case edges toward trial
• Eagle struck in county is one of oldest on record
• New Finland center making steady progress
• Plea made to resolve train-SUV crash case
• Heat assistance is on the rise
• Cliffs reports doubling of revenue
• Lake County Sheriff's report: Oct. 25-31
• Two Harbors Police report: Oct. 25-Oct. 31
• Don't expect bus to Duluth anytime soon
• What storm wrought is not
• Men with lengthy area crime sheets arrested in St. Cloud
• Silver Bay goes for green jobs
• Shore voters stay the course
• Cuzzo takes early lead over Costley in judge race
• Ron Johnson topples Sen. Feingold in Wisconsin
• Some election results in
• Duffy wins U.S. House seat in Wisconsin
• Paul wins, O'Donnell loses in tea party split
• Cravaack pushes Oberstar in rare Northland Congressional horse race
• St. Louis County Attorney race still early
• County Board could have new look in 2011
• Free rides offered to go vote
• Talk of regular bus to Duluth
• DUI case faces deal or a jury
• Local grad is a big help in Haiti
• City deer hunt talk returns
• No surprise, CN earnings are way up
• Survey: State's small places are struggling
• Man found guilty by jury in sex crimes case
• Take a laker for six days
• Install proper road reflectors
• Rain, wind pound county after record pressure drop
• Two Harbors police report: Oct. 11-17
• Deputy reflects on 25 years of duty
• Finish work begins on 1st Avenue
• County keeps up with radio change
• Silver Bay boulevard rebuild talk continues
• DNR gets funding to study taconite plant emissions
• Making a name for itself
• Judge candidates meet in Duluth
• Polymet mine project review pushed to 2012
• Sheriff's report: Oct. 4-10
• Sides differ on broadband rules
• A scrap heap grows in Highland
• More sick cats found in shed
• Land buy keeps sled trail open
• Candidate forum is Wednesday
• Dill gets kidney transplant
• 'Cold Weather Rule' in effect
• Got a good dig idea on shore?
• Sheriff's report: Sept. 27-Oct. 3
• Long wait ahead for train collision answers
• Solar array makes city couple a mini-power company
• City sign comes down
• Broadband ceremony planned
• In-house jail meal plan coming together
• Man arrested on burglary charge
• 3 years for gun violation
• Two trains crash north of Two Harbors
• Finland farm thrives off the grid
• City calls on curlers, golfers
• Sheriff's report: Sept. 20-26
• County sets up new broadband contract
• City comp plan forum is Tuesday
• Final coats on water tower
• Accident at Minnehaha Elementary
• Silver Bay makes stand on airport
• Board offers some details on network
• City golf course options dwindle
• Candidate forum set for Two Harbors
• Couple's grandson dies in sea surge
• IRS: Non-profits risk lost status
• Sheriff's report: Sept. 13-19
• Prison, probation in burglary spree case
• Making it back home
• City, county agree on industrial park needs
• County attorney questions status of district courts
• Half full? Half empty? Half done?
• Northshore fined
• Minor consumption called a problem here
• DNR offers 38 parcels
• Meeting cancelled
• County governments continue sharing talks
• Universal Life Ministry Online
• Broadband funding approved
• Four rescued from boat near Castle Danger
• Train crashes into car near start of Inline
• Judge: Lake could lose courthouse
• Spill drill coming to bay
• Silver Bay debates usefulness of airport
• Group talks about cemetery
• Attorneys pick Cuzzo for judge
• Oberstar staff will be in Lake
• Governor debates heat up in Duluth, at fair
• Inline still a prized event
• Sheriff's report: Aug. 30-Sept. 5
• Beware of bears bandying about
• City wants sign rules changed
• Sheriff's report: Aug. 23-29
• Homeless face 'vicious cycle' in county
• Lung study explained in Silver Bay
• Silver Bay goes after new radios
• Finding forest: County land remains a hidden trail jewel
• Council race has candidate
• Forum set for legislative races
• Road projects will be completed in time for NorthShore Inline Marathon
• 'Safe Routes' wanted for school access
• Lake County misses again on broadband
• James trial likely in 2011
• Lester River bridge work delayed
• Preparing for the worst
• Cemetery talk
• Clerical error on liquor licenses
• Sheriff's report: Aug. 16-22
• Ore shipments up
• Tettegouche arch collapses into Lake Superior
• Tailings hit the highway
• Reward offered for sign thefts
• Sheriff's report: Aug. 9-15
• Former bus driver in court
• Two Harbors group reforms again
• Big broadband deal OK'ed
• Clubs denied Sunday dates
• Fifth-day options get detailed
• Fair comes back to life
• Sheriff's report: Aug. 2-Aug. 8
• Tower dispute on hold until trial
• Digging in
• Probation in Two Harbors arson case
• Leaky store has bullseye for removal
• Man admits to explicit text
• Cliffs revenues up for the year
• On with the fair
• County remains in hunt for Marlow land
• Arsonist gets probation
• Grant would help business back from fire
• First Avenue meetings set
• Phone service out near Ely
• New director, then sharing
• Senior Day opens county fair
• Burlington Bay part of Beach Sweep effort
• Bay Day success could bring stage to Silver Bay
• Public digs into Agate Bay dig
• Silver Bay contemplates ditching little-used airport
• Snarls, snail's pace at Split Rock
• Fireworks planned for lighthouse
• Defunct Beaver Bay store in court with city
• 'Bar Church' draws a crowd
• Whiskey Row dig open to public
• First Avenue work begins Monday
• County hears bonding plans for cities
• Chief wants county home for fire drills
• Look for a tall ship
• Minnesota Accounting Firms Merge
• Six Sigma
• Lake County Fair

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