Woodbury, MN News

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• MSC Students did updos for 2012 Winter Carnival queens!
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• UPDATE: Overnight Fargo Fire is Arson
• Rallying 'Idol' votes
• Tad Elliott leads American top-3 sweep at Birkebeiner
• Scoreboard - Friday, Feb. 24
• Minnesota Duluth hockey student section tamed, torn by chant controversy
• Comparing and contrasting careers
• Not everyone likes a 'Hybrid' roundabout at Woodbury Drive
• Overnight fire destroys Woodbury garage
• Hoffman announces run for Congress
• East Ridge boys hockey: McDonough, Raptors upset Apple Valley
• Scoreboard - Thursday, Feb. 23
• Woodbury basketball: Royals blow big lead, fall into second in SEC
• Duluth hockey fans make public apology for chants, take vow of good cheer
• Minn. lawmakers consider allowing more fireworks
• Residents voice opinions on Colby Lake, Windwood street projects
• Snap Fitness expands with new cardio equipment
• Royals to battle for SEC superiority tonight
• Police: Woman stole furniture from Woodbury retailer
• Fitness, fun & friendship: Women's running program spreads through south Washington County
• Police reports: Chocolate diamonds disappear, evasive motorcyclist, drugs at WHS
• Men suspected of stealing $100 of crab legs from grocery story
• Duluth peace activists urge public to ignore white supremacy group's planned rally
• Hastings teen injured in ski lift accident in Wabasha
• Boom goes the campfire in Woodbury neighborhood
• Dayton signs Kieffer teacher bill into law
• Feb. 22 letters to the editor: Party-line voting, Eagle Valley concern, tunnel safety
• Our View: Did District 833 board follow Open Meeting Law?
• Woodbury police investigating 'environmental crime'
• Chico's to open new store at Woodbury Lakes
• Scoreboard - Tuesday, Feb. 21
• Bachmann pledges to continue work on new bridge
• Woodbury Athlete of the Week: Brittany Roth
• Woodbury weighs in on new superintendent profile
• East Ridge Athlete of the Week: Jack Midtlien
• Defense cuts to hit Duluth's 148th Fighter Wing
• College hockey: Duluth fans again warned over 'offensive' chants
• New district lines leave Woodbury almost to itself
• WHS students share passion for poetry (W/VIDEO)
• Kieffer teacher bill lands on Dayton's desk
• House backs Lohmer bill requiring sex-offender notification
• Woodbury girls basketball: Royals' SEC struggles continue
• Woodbury boys hockey: Royals fall to Park as regular season ends
• East Ridge boys hockey: Raptors fall to Mounds View in finale, earn seventh seed
• UPDATE 5:35 P.M.: At least four dead in I-94 pileup near Alexandria in central Minnesota
• East Ridge wrestling: Raptors season ends with loss to No. 1 Apple Valley
• Woodbury boys basketball: Royals back on top of Suburban East
• Bachmann, state lawmakers want Medicaid audit
• New district maps out at 1 p.m. Tuesday
• Community identity chosen over neighborhood names in Afton
• Duluth News Tribune expands with new facility
• Proctor anglers land tiger of a fish tale on St. Louis River
• Northern lights dance across the Northland sky (with video)
• Robin Hood and his merry men
• Man who died in Superior shootout had brother who died under similar circumstances 6 years earlier
• Afton continues to tackle garages
• Authorities ID robbery suspect shot, killed in Superior
• Video: Feed the Children Packaging Event in Willmar, Minn.
• Structure definitions receive clarification in Afton
• West central Minn. teachers make donation requests
• DonorsChoose.org website raises money for west central Minn. school projects
• Facebook postings help Willmar, Minn., police solve thefts captured on security cameras
• Court: Cops can keep guns, cash seized from downtown Duluth head shop
• Superior robbery, chase end in suspect's death
• Woodbury council, mayor's pay to increase next year
• Politicians await Tuesday redistricting announcement
• Fire reported to be under control in downtown Jamestown
• Slideshow: Take Heart Woodbury kicks off
• Allegiant eyes Bemidji as potential air hub; could lead to direct flight to Las Vegas
• Medtronic's Woodbury data center adds generator
• Historic chalice thought to be lost in a cyclone a hundred years ago recently uncovered at Wisconsin church
• Wahpeton couple's engagement makes for quite the fish story
• Planning Commission OKs latest Stonemill Farms addition
• Did you know…MSC assists Beauty Salon Owners in third world countries! In Decem...
• House OKs laying off teachers based on performance
• Whooping cough cases cause one Northland school district to cancel classes
• Jury finds Cave guilty of manslaughter, criminal conspiracy
• Bomb squad called in for Woodbury grenade discovery
• Jury returning with verdict in Cave murder trial
• Woodbury girls basketball: Royals rebound with road win at Stillwater
• Woodbury dance team: Royals show 'power, determination' in season finale
• Nordic skiing: Season ends for area teams at section meets
• East Ridge girls basketball: Raptors break losing streak with win over Hastings
• East Ridge gymnastics: Roseville edges Raptors 146.06 to 143.175 for conference title
• Woodbury boys hockey: Royals losing streak hits four games
• East Ridge students to 'Pay it Forward'
• Police reports: Loose dog alerts neighbor to burglarized home, more ...
• Northland residents slam syndicated radio show's 'mentally challenged' segment as offensive
• Brochure flap bites Lillie, GOP lawmakers
• Man accused of beheading Woodbury woman's pet snake
• Lillie, others react to State of the State speech
• A Hastings skier with an amazing story: Last summer, Dustin Erickson broke his neck; this winter, he qualified for the state ski meet
• Jury begins deliberation in Janelle Cave murder trial
• New Life Academy students embrace old world charm
• New park fees in Afton
• East Ridge racer Koprucki finishes second at state alpine meet
• Woodbury basketball: Royals rolling again
• Viewpoint: If it isn't broke, why are lawmakers after a fix?
• Testimony ends in murder trial; closing arguments next
• Feb. 15 letters to the editor: Lillie lambasted for vote; voter ID argued; GOP complaints
• Zooming in on community
• Four East Ridge teachers in running for Minnesota Teacher of the Year
• Battle is on over 2.5 million acres of school trust land in northern Minnesota
• GOP wants to phase out statewide business property tax
• Stillwater schools' budget pain lessened
• Astro Bob blog: Surprise aurora lights up Northland skies
• Minnesota city buys peaceful solution to train noise; may not be feasible for other towns
• Duluth man sentenced for decades-old abuse
• Porter was in line for Orlando, Fla., job
• Police: Woodbury, Minn., woman jumps from second-story balcony to escape assault
• Woodbury girls hockey: Rivard steps down as head coach
• Liberty Ridge project a done deal
• Jurors hear Cave describe events from night of murder in audio recording
• Northland artist benefits from innovative aneurysm treatment
• Arbitrator rules city was justified in firing Hastings officer, who had engaged in inappropriate relationship with domestic abuse victim
• Report on investigation into Willmar, Minn., utility GM nears completion
• Meat thief flees from police in Hastings, is eventually arrested in bathroom at Walmart
• Legislative notebook: ACLU doubles down on voter ID claims
• Happy Valentine’s Day! Our lovely MSC students will be wearing jeans, pink, red,...
• Schlienz admitted shooting, blamed it on courts (with audio)
• Duluth Central grad, Houston's music director: 'She's at peace'
• Kieffer education bill passes House unanimously
• UPDATE: Cave trial recesses for day
• City to lower Eagle Valley Golf Course fees
• Pagami Creek fire left a raw wound across Boundary Waters
• Duluth Central graduate, Whitney Houston's drummer, music director reacts to singer's death
• District 833 could bump up middle schools' start time to trim bus costs
• Family, sheriff at odds over inmate's death (with video)
• Veterans find themselves pulling for their lives
• Little Angels Catholic Preschool to remain open
• Warm winter extends season for Lake Superior ferry (with video)
• Finding 'freedom' through flight
• Duluth woman thankful for classmates' timely blood pressure reading
• Minnesota Power plans new transmission line from Manitoba to Iron Range
• UPDATE: Establishing a front: UND alumni leader issues sharp warning if Fighting Sioux nickname is sustained
• Autopsy and 911 call reveal Fargo lawyer shot himself at I-29 rest stop
• Murder trial witnesses identify discarded clothing as belonging to Cave, Howard
• District 833 could bump up middle schools' start time to trim bus costs
• Trading the glass slipper for the sock hop
• Scoreboard - Thursday, Feb. 9
• Superintendent search meetings begin Monday
• Lions, Raptors and Bears ... oh my!: Rivals come together for cause
• House OKs Lohmer bill to ban union deductions
• Apple iPads reported stolen at Woodbury store
• AARP kicks off tax aide program
• Five-year-old Jamestown, N.D., boy hit by car suffers leg injury
• Senator proposes Duluth's former U.S. Steel site for Vikings stadium
• DNR claims Lillie legislation would jeopardize hunting, fishing season
• Former Chokio-Alberta, Minn. school district business manager sentenced to 18 months in prison
• Seven Royals make it official on Wednesday
• Jurors hear of Cave, Howard allegedly trying to dispose of body
• City unlocks 'Code' for emergencies
• Tropical Ballroom re-locates studio
• LearningRx holds grand opening
• East Ridge Athlete of the Week: Austin Davidson
• Police reports: Woodbury storage wars, cocktails at Crosswinds, more ...
• Woodbury Athlete of the Week: Kaelan Geisser
• Capitol report: Stadium planners awaiting Ramsey County, Minneapolis
• Resident's Viewpoint: Consider reasons to adopt voter ID standard
• Suspect who holed up in watering hole sentenced
• Back to the grind for Woodbury moviemakers
• Un-Fair anti-racism campaign sparks dialogue in Duluth
• Duluth prison camp inmates describe ease of falling into white-collar crime
• Feb. 8 letters: Correct Porter mistake, criticizing preschool closing, help reach United Nations' goals
• Plant spokeswoman says radioactive water leaks at Minnesota's Prairie Island nuclear plant pose "no risk"
• Testimony begins in murder trial of Jamestown, N.D., woman
• Woodbury boys hockey: Royals sink into SEC cellar
• Woodbury boys swimming & diving: Royals sink White Bear Lake, finish strong in relays
• Woodbury girls basketball: Royals end five-game skid with win over East Ridge
• Teens get behind-the-wheel safety lesson
• East Ridge boys hockey: Raptors celebrate senior night with win over Forest Lake
• Alpine skiing: Koprucki dominates SEC racers
• $15 million expansion with no ice sheet?
• 'Blatant' rocker woos talent judges
• Duluth health-care facility fires employee caught on camera stealing from resident
• Woodbury, Minn., burglary suspect's forgotten phone leads to arrest
• Duluth woman pleads guilty to stabbing sister in the face
• Opening arguments heard in Cave's murder trial in Jamestown
• Girls hockey: Raptors turn tables on rival Royals with playoff win
• Afton's top boss ousted
• 2011 budget deal leaves disagreements
• Cat snatched from Woodbury store
• The search is on for new superintendent
• Dog owner remains confined pending commitment hearing
• Weekend stabbing leads to second-degree murder charge against Longville, Minn., man
• Automated external defibrillator helps revive woman at Duluth airport
• On Wednesday Feb 8th, our students will be “sharing the love” by participating i...
• Minnesota woman, accused of running over husband with van, faces premeditated murder for his death 18 months ago
• Assistant Leader Lillie gets another job: Senate GOP whip
• Hog tumbles loose onto Woodbury streets
• 'Take Heart Woodbury' campaign aims to save more lives
• Memorial service planned to celebrate lives of missing White Bear Lake couple
• St. Louis County eyes windfall from expanding mines
• UPDATE: No injuries reported after train derails in Red Wing
• Out-of-control car leaves trail of destruction in Duluth neighborhood
• A great day for sliding and all things Finnish at Laskiainen (with video)
• Dayton hangs with Bird Island, Minn., teen, classmates
• Duluth woman wants to restore forgotten grotto's glory
• Disease-carrying ticks move deeper into Northland
• Big night ahead for GOP faithful
• Fatal Accident Overnight Near Fisher
• Men suspected in Woodbury garage break-ins arrested
• Schedule set for Santorum visit to Bemidji, Minn.
• They're art-tastic
• Willmar man pleads to eight counts for crime spree that included burning house
• No time for chimes?
• Hastings Police seek public's help in finding pudding pack vandals
• Stearns Co., Minn., deputy treated, released after squad struck by semi
• Woodbury Bulletin receives 'general excellence' award
• Study: 1 in 10 babies in Lake Superior region are born with high levels of mercury
• Minn. GOP pushes right-to-work amendment
• Report: Twin Cities mom punches wrestling coach during meet
• A new prescription for learning arrives in Woodbury
• UPDATED: Suspected Native Mob gang leader, one other arrested in Minneapolis
• Duluth police: Drugs, cash, stolen property recovered from convicted drug dealer's home
• Woodbury woman duped by not-so-secret shopper scam
• Woodbury recognizes past advisory commissioners
• Woodbury boys hockey: Royals end month-long winless streak
• Woodbury Athlete of the Week: Tessa Halada
• Woodbury girls divert birthday bucks toward dog-rescue efforts
• Little Angels Catholic Preschool to close
• Showing his imagination through ice
• Internet-famous Minnesota cubs doing well, still making a racket (with video)
• Police reports: East Ridge sucker punch, unattended children, Wild Bill's break-ins
• Woodbury wrestling: Royals split with Stillwater, North St. Paul in triangular
• Nordic skiing: Cross country teams combine, take on powers Roseville, Northfield
• Math and Science Academy Nordic skiing: Dragon boys, girls finish fifth in conference relays
• East Ridge wrestling: Raptors fall short to Mounds View
• East Ridge gymnastics: Raptors beat Forest Lake, move to 7-0 in conference
• Owners of frozen Hastings dog found; they covered vet bills, let dog be adopted
• Viewpoint: Forget the harm principle -- just ask if it's wise
• Bailey Elementary students temporarily evacuated; incident benign
• GOP campaign with "Made in Bemidji" threads coming to northern Minnesota
• Voter ID issue sparks big draw in Woodbury
• Feb. 1 letters to the editor: Pulkrabek case problems, caucus attendance encouraged
• Annual Citizens' Academy kicks off Monday
• East Ridge one act play competing in final round of competition today
• Road rage combatants rumble in Woodbury
• An outdoor experience - under one roof
• Monday January 30th, 21 proud MSC graduates walked across the stage at Central P...
• Prep boys hockey: Minnesota player scores eight goals in game, brother has seven assists
• Woodbury boys basketball: Royals romp through Suburban East
• East Ridge girls basketball: Raptors sunk by Stillwater, Park
• Man damages jail kiosk after he said the buttons on the screen weren't lined up right
• Woodbury High School: Eight Royals will make it official
• Feds seek 3 suspected Native Mob members from Minnesota's Bemidji, Cass Lake and White Earth
• Movin' on up: East Ridge, Woodbury teams open new locker rooms at Bielenberg
• Backlash slams 'Un-Fair' anti-racism campaign in Twin Ports
• Bar stabbing? Not quite, Woodbury police learn
• Facing prison for fraud, Twin Ports woman's life comes to an abrupt end
• MSC Graduation Ceremony
• Iron Range native with junkyard roots built business into national chain
• Faces & Names: Former Duluth meteorologist gets Twitter bragging rights
• Semi crash delays 494 traffic in Woodbury
• Living with Water: Red River living since settlement
• Wisconsin hikers come face to face with bear in den (with photo)
• Wolf experts unhappy with portrayal of animals in new movie 'The Grey'
• Search for Heils complicated by difficult conditions
• Concussions: Enough to make your head spin
• When history comes alive
• Board hires search firm in front of standing-room-only crowd
• Duluth's homeless population continues to increase
• Honoring Black History Month through theater
• Babbitt, Minn., stunned after man allegedly stabs 3-year-old girl, then is shot by police
• Woodbury Athlete of the Week: Ryan Fritze
• Legacy Dance Studio steps into Woodbury
• Pulkrabek sentenced, apologizes for 'misunderstanding'
• Duluth native kept Oscar-nominated film 'The Artist' in focus
• Calling all eligible grads! RSVP today if you haven't already! Thank you!
• Woodbury basketball: Royals boys thump Wolfpack; Woodbury girls fall to Park
• Parties identified in Babbitt stabbing, shooting
• Scoreboard - Tuesday, Jan. 24
• Raptors' girls racers dominate Welch Invitational
• Youth sports: East Ridge rec softball not 'going away'
• Boys swimming & diving: East Ridge tops rival Woodbury
• Woodbury wrestling: Jones, Donnelly stand tall for Royals at Sibley tournament
• Jan. 25 letters to the editor: Kudos for 'classy' Woodbury kids, plastic bag concerns, more ...
• Stakeholders sought to participate in Bielenberg Sports Center process
• Afton City Council briefs from Jan. 17
• Virginia City Council votes to suspend police chief
• City communication strategy will blend print, more online
• Retiring county administrator 'will be missed'
• Officer intercepts Woodbury 'Dumpster divers'
• Science erupts at Royal Oaks
• Lawyer: Man accused of driving drunk in fatal Duluth crash is remorseful, 'will do the right thing'
• New Life boys basketball: Eagles split pair, 9-4 on year
• Car destroyed after catching fire in Woodbury
• Woodbury boys basketball: Ninth-ranked Royals beat Hastings, River Falls
• Woodbury girls hockey: Edina, Roseville too much for Royals
• East Ridge girls basketball: Raptors suffer pair of conference defeats, 7-9 overall
• East Ridge girls hockey: Raptors fall to Park, Hastings
• Woodbury Days seeks volunteers to coordinate bike ride event
• Feds indict 3 people accused of defrauding Target stores in Woodbury, Cottage Grove
• Hastings woman waits for news of missing parents after shipwreck
• UPDATED: Welfare check at rural Bemidji, Minn., home leads to discovery of 50-55 dogs
• The name of the game: positivity
• Bemidji, Minn., school officials suspend athletes for rules violations
• Unanimous U.S. Senate vote moves Stillwater bridge closer to reality
• Session kicks off with sights set on prompt adjournment
• North Dakota man faces six felony charges in Duluth crash that killed woman, critically injured grandson
• Wellness Week at MSC: Jan 24-28! Healthy snacks will be provided! Jumping jacks...
• Local Minn. governments want more flexibility
• Liberty Ridge parents sound off on building proposal
• Ely bear featured on Webcam gives birth to at least 2 cubs (with videos)
• Stray dog lost in Alexandria, Minn., reunited with owners after turning up 150 miles away in Woodbury
• Family, police, wildlife rehab workers help save injured Minnesota bobcat
• Brother's gift fulfills Wisconsin man's lifelong dream to drive a bus
• Tuskegee Airman from Duluth gives thumbs up to 'Red Tails' movie
• Teen injured in serious crash near Duluth regrets getting in car with 13-year-old driver
• Minnesota's million-dollar Mobile Medical Unit wows emergency medical conference
• Woodbury HealthCore Alliance to discuss health care reimbursement at Jan. 24 event
• Porter backers launch petition in support of superintendent
• Tuskegee Airman from Duluth will judge portrayal of unit in new movie 'Red Tails'
• Cultivating one colossal cabbage
• Boys hockey: Raptors top Royals 1-0 in rematch
• Crashes in Woodbury, around state pile up
• 28 Dogs, 2 Cats Seized From Warroad, MN, Home
• Grand Rapids couple claim $2.61 million lottery prize
• Police respond to late-night call from Superior shelter, find puppy chewing alarm wires (with video)
• Woodbury to defer opening of Fields of Woodbury until later this year
• Broken sprinkler floods St. Louis County Courthouse in Duluth
• Afton works to align ordinances with comp plan
• Soucheray: The hardest part of being a pet owner
• Jan. 18 letters to the editor: Porter fallout continues, scout salutes martial arts
• NLA girls basketall: Eagles split two game
• 13-year-old crashes car near Duluth, with tragic results
• New charges expected against embattled Hastings officer
• East Ridge wrestling: Lyden stands out for East Ridge wrestlers
• Sack now full-fledged police officer
• Skybridge marketing firm looks to expand with up to 200 jobs in Bemidji
• Dayton: Vikings' preferred stadium site lacking
• Duluth man found dead outside retirement home after night of subzero temperatures
• Woodbury council briefs
• Woodbury gymnastics: Royals gymnasts stay in search of win No. 1
• East Ridge boys hockey: Raptors drop two, then turn in good effort in win
• Woodbury Annual Action Plan kicks off with new access to housing programs
• East Ridge gymnastics: Unbeaten streak alive for Raptors
• Woodbury boys basketball: Royals stay on a roll
• Woodbury girls basketball: Royals fall twice despite huge White scoring output
• Alpine skiing: East Ridge leads PWER pack
• Woodbury girls hockey: Hard times continue for Royals
• Moving faith forward
• Is Northland on its way to becoming major hub of aviation manufacturing?
• Hastings police believe they have found owners of dog frozen to parking lot
• Superheroes for a day
• O'Rourke ascends to top Washington County post
• City details objections to Fond du Lac Band's plans to expand downtown Duluth reservation
• Superior police: Victim fatally shot once in chest
• Picketers take to the streets in downtown Hastings
• District begins 2012-13 planning with $7.2M deficit
• Missing Hancock, Minn., woman found after disappearing Sunday in S.D.
• Kestrel CEO: Superior aircraft plant made possible with city, county, state help
• Beargrease Sled Dog Marathon canceled due to lack of snow
• County highlights preservation priorities
• Mourning man identifies brother as Superior shooting victim
• Online cub watch is on again: Another Ely bear due to give birth soon in den with webcam
• 18-year-old woman fatally stabbed Friday night in Montevideo, Minn.
• Duluth native Kara Goucher qualifies for 2012 Summer Olympics
• Stricken with ALS, Sen. Gary Kubly enters his final session
• Duluth prep basketball player is youngest Minnesota boy to reach 3,000 points (with video)
• One year later, man philosophical about dramatic rescue from Lake Superior ice floe
• 29 inches of new snow - and it's still falling - in one Northland town
• Duluth school bus crashes through yards, narrowly misses homes; driver hospitalized
• Convicted Woodbury man sentenced in federal sex crimes case
• Franken deploys puck, locker-room laughs during Woodbury visit (W/Video)
• Residents grill School Board members on superintendent issue
• Pilot, daughter describe their surreal descent into ocean in Cirrus plane
• Woodbury house guest sentenced in theft case
• Moorhead Firefighters Revive Dog After House Fire
• UPDATED: Bemidji man found outside Sanford Center died from hypothermia
• Jimmy the cat draws crowd at City Hall
• Woodbury Athlete of the Week: Connor McKeen
• East Ridge Athlete of the Week: Olivia Henderson
• Jan. 11 letters to the editor: Transplant program praised, School Board criticism continues
• Franken to drop the puck Thursday at Woodbury hockey game
• Middle school janitor finds, rescues dog frozen to parking lot in Hastings
• Viewpoint: School Board can, should reconsider Porter decision
• UPDATED: Police investigating man found dead outside Bemidji's Sanford Center
• New owner looks to re-energize Epic Energy
• Stadium activity increases as deadline, session near
• Lock-down lifted at Lake Elmo school; potentially armed man still at large
• Scoreboard - Tuesday, Dec. 10
• Burglars hit Woodbury nutrition business; suspect photos released
• District 834 eliminates 'low-hanging fruit'
• MSC Graduates 2011: Please check your email that we have on file for you! Career...
• Woodbury boys basketball: Royals beat rivals East Ridge, Stillwater to remain unbeaten in SEC
• Woodbury boys hockey: Royals looking to heal 1-goal heartache
• Woodbury wrestling: Royals' Herold-Plakut, Donnelly place at Rumble on the Red
• East Ridge boys basketball: Raptors bounce back from loss to Woodbury, beat Hastings
• Woodbury gymnastics Royals fall to White Bear Lake, lose Haut
• East Ridge wrestling: Raptors start New Year winning two of three
• Girls hockey: East Ridge tops Woodbury 6-3
• East Ridge boys hockey: Raptors rip Shakopee, end 9-game winless streak with 6-0 victory
• Blame the 50-degree weather - ice rinks remain closed
• Regency Inn hotel robbed in Hastings
• School Board emails signaled Porter's ouster
• Federal agents execute search warrant at Dancing Waters residence
• Three department heads seeking Washington County's top post
• Year in Review 2011: Woodbury's Elmquist helps end Caltech's 310-game losing streak
• Year in Review 2011: Raptors earn All-State track and field honors
• Year in Review 2011: Siekmeier earns All-State cross country honor for second time
• Year in Review 2011: High School league votes to add new Class 6A to football playoffs
• Year in Review 2011: Koprucki's section championship helps Raptors alpine team reach state
• As deadline nears, lack of snow is threatening Northland sled dog race
• Scoreboard - Saturday, Jan. 7
• Medal of Honor recipient from Duluth buried with military honors (with video)
• Year in Review 2011: Bonfig, seven Royals compete at state swim meet
• Year in Review 2011: Karrow finishes second in state diving competition
• Year in Review 2011: Raptors girls cross country team finishes sixth in state meet
• Scoreboard - Friday, Jan. 6
• Duluth woman wipes out on ABC game show 'Wipeout'
• Duluth schools superintendent resigns
• Year in Review 2011: Gonnion replaces Schultz as Woodbury AD
• Year in Review 2011: Jarret sets Prestwick course record with 60
• Year in Review 2011: Donnelly, Herold-Plakut make 'state'-ments
• Duluth man wins $1.2 million lottery jackpot
• Looking ahead: City of Afton
• District 833 superintendent search process kicking off next week
• Gymnastics: East Ridge edges shorthanded Park
• St. Paul man suspected in Woodbury thefts
• Year in Review 2011: Royals golfers make return to state meet
• Year in Review 2011: Norwich picked to lead East Ridge girls hockey program
• Missing rural Todd County, Minn., woman found dead a quarter mile from her residence after husband reports her missing
• Looking ahead: Education
• Northland students show support for paralyzed prep hockey player
• Year in Review 2011: Royals restore their roar, reach state
• Woodbury police bust up New Year's Eve underage drinking party
• Year in Review 2011: Woodbury alumnus Andy Hill replaces Beau LaBore
• Year in Review 2011: Norsten becomes Woodbury's first state swim champ since 1999
• Year in Review 2011: New Life Academy makes itself un-four-gettable with title No. 4
• Year in Review 2011: Preller hangs it up
• Viewpoint: Streamlining ahead in the 'New Normal'
• Sports Year in Review 2011: An emotional year
• Still few details about assault against 3-month-old baby in northern Minnesota
• Northland couple's big baby was close to Minnesota record
• Prairie island nuclear plant has declares alert due to chlorine leak[
• Duluth norovirus outbreak linked to ill food-service employee
• Two days of climbing remain for Minnesotan to reach Mount McKinley's summit
• Forum Communications to start Upper Midwest news service
• Jan. 4 Letters to the editor: Roundabout safety, teen bullying, superintendent contract
• Assistant principal terminated at WMS
• Our View: Make wise choices in 2012
• Bachmann bows out of presidential race
• Looking ahead: City of Woodbury
• Scoreboard - Tuesday, Jan. 3
• Woodbury basketball: Royals sink Raptors 64-44
• Experiencing government first-hand
• Woodbury boys hockey: Royals stop skid, nearly upset Eagan
• East Ridge wrestling: Raptors win fifth straight dual
• Blockbuster rentals are history in Woodbury
• New Life girls basketball: Eagles split pair at Fridley Tournament
• East Ridge girls hockey: Raptors' winless streak hits 10 games
• Woodbury drug raid nets 2 arrests, turns up cocaine, steroids, marijuana
• Woodbury welcomes first baby of 2012
• Senate leader picks Ingebrigtsen, Ortman for leadership team
• Woodbury police: Man got surly over gas station parking spot
• December kept warm streak alive in the Northland
• Pros put on a show for East Ridge hockey programs
• On Wednesday January 4th, MSC students will act as judges for an up-do contest b...
• Suggs, McKeen combine for 53 points in Royals' win over Roseville
• Dupre reaches 14,200 feet on Mount McKinley
• Police, FBI seek public's help to locate Fargo bank robber; suspect description released
• World War II hero, Medal of Honor recipient Mike Colalillo dead at 86
• Snow, wind in Minn. could make New Year's Eve travel difficult
• Woodbury businesses throw open their doors
• Popular burger joint opens north of Woodbury
• Fish houses, ATVs and drivers break through ice on west central Minn. lakes
• Jamestown rail crossing quiet zone in place, but Third Street crossing left out for now
• Police reports: Vanishing vacuum, treacherous tire, underage party, more ...
• Vision restored for Woodbury seniors
• College hockey: Minnesota AD Maturi declines offer to interview for NCHC commissioner job
• 2011: Woodbury watched transformation
• New details emerge on circumstances of accused Minnesota courthouse shooter's death
• Grand Marais adventurer now up to 11,200 feet on Mount McKinley
• Scoreboard - Wednesday, Dec. 28
• Willmar store is among four Minnesota Kmarts to close
• Sheriff revises timeline on inmate's request for help
• Council OKs commission, committee assignments
• Event organizers, businesses worry: Is time running out on Northland's winter?
• Woodbury Athlete of the Week: Nate Wareham
• East Ridge Athlete of the Week: Devin Donohue
• In her court: Pederson takes reins of Eagles
• Woodbury mail thefts could become federal case
• MSA students geek out at 'Dork' event
• County officials introduce new truancy program
• Afton City Council briefs from Dec. 20
• Hastings woman reports gift was stolen from under her Christmas tree
• Sleeping, drunk Hastings man parked on lawn gives officers finger, runs away, gets tasered
• Scoreboard - Tuesday, Dec. 27
• Woodbury boys hockey: Royals end winless streak in tourney play
• Woodbury man reports con artists bagged his birds
• Woodbury girls hockey: Royals fall to Park 3-1
• East Ridge girls hockey: Mounds View too much for Raptors
• Failed water meter? Minimum charge raised
• Woodbury girls basketball: Royals win Woodbury Tournament with pair of lopsided victories
• East Ridge boys basketball: Raptors roughed up by Blaine, Chanhassen
• New Life boys basketball: New Life Academy boys basketball Eagles take down Mounds Park, improve to 5-1
• Jamestown rail crossing quiet zone put on hold
• Will School Board's decision diminish appeal for next superintendent?
• Hanson connects the dots
• Hat trick: Triplets form a line of their own for Northland prep hockey team
• Cook County shooting suspect requested medical care more than a day before dying
• Students and staff were happy to spread holiday cheer by wearing colorful Christ...
• Willmar Municipal Utilities Commission OKs law firm to investigate general manager, tables organizational assessment and rejects solar project
• Police warn Woodbury liquor stores in wake of latest burglary
• Cook County Courthouse shooting suspect dies at Duluth hospital
• Minn. Senate Republicans meet to pick new leader
• Tee times after Christmas? Fore sure
• Assault, chase lead to felony charges against Bemidji man
• Sam Cook column: Delisting, or crying wolf again over endangered species status?
• Outdoors: Quiet days, big fish in Northland spearhouse
• Northland rock considered for nuclear waste storage
• Cancer patient, 6, from Duluth, gets precious gift from baby sister
• Judge, public defender picked in Cook County courthouse shooting case
• Principal reacts to expansion approval for Liberty Ridge school
• Cook County shooting victims out of hospital
• Groups frustrated by lack of access to Duluth schools superintendent
• VIDEO: Fire, Heavy Smoke Damage Grand Forks Apartment Building
• Dakota County jail deputy charged with criminal sexual conduct
• District 833 high school report cards send out with errors
• Mortgage fraud highlighted in Get to Know Woodbury event
• Grand Marais adventurer begins winter ascent of Mount McKinley
• Duluth clothing store employs human mannequin for the holidays
• Duluth school superintendent has been working without required license
• Koch apologizes for 'engaging in a relationship'
• City: Ice rinks should be ready Jan. 3
• VIDEO: Students kick off holiday break with Egg Nog Chugging Contest
• OUR VIEW: School Board owes public explanation for Porter decision
• Scoreboard - Tuesday, Dec. 20
• Willmar. Minn., man indicted on federal child porn charge
• Northern Tier Energy celebrates opening in Woodbury
• Phy ed for families
• Woodbury boys swimming and diving: Greg Norsten
• VIDEO: Firefighters demonstrate how quickly fire can spread from a Christmas Tree
• East Ridge Athlete of the Week: Matt Koken
• Tropical Ballroom partners dance their way to success
• Duluth contractor accused of setting fire to clients' duplex
• MSC was able to donate enough money through jeans day to provide 2500 pounds of...
• Duluth school superintendent placed on leave amid investigation
• Koch scandal could slow Vikings stadium discussion
• Porter: School Board decision 'unfortunate,' confusing
• Woodbury boys basketball: Royals stun Cretin-Derham Hall by 19 points
• Woodbury girls basketball: Royals top Cretin-Derham Hall for first conference win
• Woodbury boys hockey: Royals slip to Bears, Mounds View
• Woodbury girls hockey: Royals' upset of Hastings falls just short
• East Ridge boys hockey: Raptors lose 1-goal games to Raiders, Roseville
• East Ridge girls hockey: Raptors winless streak hits seven
• Update: 1 man dies at Dickinson construction site
• Man arrested after angry tirade, threats at Park Rapids, Minn., post office
• Sen. Gimse of Willmar, Minn., considers run for Senate majority leader
• Old mine pits could store energy on Iron Range
• Liberty Ridge expansion OK'd
• Ex-soldier recalls lack of post-deployment help
• East Ridge transfer exception granted
• Courthouse shooting suspect charged in St. Louis County
• 'Draft Fenton' movement afoot
• 2 teens arrested at Hibbing High School face drug charges
• Update 7:50 p.m.: Man accused in Lake City officer shooting believed dead
• Scoreboard - Saturday, Dec. 17
• Grand Marais courthouse shooting suspect is sorry, his father says
• Teriyaki snack sticks sweep News Tribune's Great Venison Sausage Contest
• Scoreboard - Friday, Dec. 16
• City of Duluth says free speech rights don't apply at holiday lights display
• Quick actions likely saved lives in Cook County Courthouse shootings (with video)
• UMD women's hockey coach: Argument with official led to suspension (video)
• 3 shot in Cook County courthouse in Grand Marais
• Koch resignation follows allegation of improper relationship
• Woodbury's 2012 levy lowest in decades
• Viewpoint: Decision gives corporations more rights than average citizens
• Scoreboard - Thursday, Dec. 15
• Police: Woodbury, Minn., woman left child in cold car for 20 minutes with window down
• Woodbury gets major grant for roundabout improvements
• Police: Man attempted to sell guns in Woodbury store parking lot
• Stillwater district ponders what to cut
• Attention MSC GRADUATES! Please be sure to email your graduate survey back to Mi...
• Duluth man on trial for sexual assault picks himself as lawyer
• WCHA suspends UMD women's hockey coach
• Minnesota Senate leader Koch steps down
• 4 vehicular homicide charges in death of 2010 football captain
• Whodunit at Crosswinds
• NHLers coming to Woodbury this month
• Police reports: Shoplifting aplenty, suspected squatters, more ...
• Gotta dance
• High School basketball: 64-team tournament on the horizon?
• Warm weather melts away winter fun across the Northland
• Column: Green Bay Packers look poised to run the table
• Richland Co. Searches for Man After Accident
• 6-foot-8 junior may be tallest player in Minnesota prep girls basketball history
• Interfering with privacy charged against Hastings man for peering into windows
• Woodbury girls basketball: Royals fall behind 28-12, lose 59-54 to rival Park
• East Ridge gymnastics: Raptors beat Stillwater with 139.875
• Woodbury Athlete of the Week: Justin Herold-Plakut
• East Ridge Athlete of the Week: Jon Balagot
• UPDATE: Semi clips, tips Badger, Minn., school bus; 8 students, bus driver treated for minor injuries
• Testing reveals chemicals in northern wells near Woodbury 3M disposal site
• Festive spirit surrounds Woodbury
• Petitions to retain Fighting Sioux nickname for UND begin circulating
• Willmar, Minn., Utilities general manager releases statement on administrative leave
• Commission places Willmar, Minn., utility boss on paid leave for the next 30 days
• Santa Claus came to town
• Breaking News: Woodbury police: Prime mail theft suspect under arrest
• Missing angler's body found in Jamestown Reservoir this morning
• Northland pheasant hunters gain a piece of Dakota
• The last time Duluth had so little snow to start a winter? 49 years ago
• Lunchrooms get a makeover in new Duluth schools
• Local church helps light up the holidays
• Despite adversity, UMD student who died this week 'always had a smile on his face'
• Lost and found ad shows that Northland is awash in dropped cash
• Common food-related illness blamed in complaints at Duluth ballroom
• Dozens ill after attending events at Duluth ballroom
• Henning mom allegedly pulls gun on daughter
• Kandiyohi County, Minn., Sheriff: Texting culture change needed
• Scoreboard - Thursday, Dec. 8
• Woodbury boys hockey: Royals edge Cretin 3-2
• What happened to my tax statement?
• Hastings bridge closed due to rollover accident - now reopened
• Snowy owls descend on Northland in search of food
• Scenes for movie about obituary writer filmed at Duluth newspaper office (with video)
• Man, infant who died in Iron Range rollover crash drowned
• The year of the robot
• Homegrown Lacrosse hires Woodbury coach Kara Vier as women's lacrosse director
• Jail book-ins for Thursday, Dec. 1
• Bell Ringers Not Allowed Warming Hut at Devils Lake, ND, Walmart
• Asian carp DNA found farther north in Mississippi River
• Resident's Viewpoint: Ditch the hammer-and-nail approach
• Diabetes program tackles questions about cultural food
• Hanson, Tropical Ballroom receive honors from Woodbury chamber
• Cottage Grove man charged after Oakdale home damaged, cat found dead
• Car theft suspect to Woodbury, Minn., police: 'I'm gonna make your job easy'
• The changing world of cursive
• Her Corps mission
• Rosemount, Minn., man sentenced for shooting videos of a girl in a diaper
• Liberty Ridge expansion possible
• Woodbury wrestling: Royals off to a good start on the mat
• Woodbury girls basketball: New-look Royals beat Mahtomedi to start season
• Woodbury girls hockey: Rough week for Royals
• Woodbury gymnastics: Shorthanded Royals fall to Roseville in opener
• East Ridge girls hockey: Raptors fall to pair of top 10 teams
• East Ridge gymnastics: Raptors score 137.625, win opener
• Soucheray: Embrace love on infamous anniversary
• VIDEO: Sheriff's department investigating Mythbusters after cannonball mishap
• Woodbury boys basketball: Royals soar over Central in first game of 2011-12
• Police: Burglaries at Jordan Meats, Haskell's, Yang's, Kay Jewelers 'likely' connected
• Board 'struggling with' East Ridge transfer issue
• Name of UMD student found dead released
• Northern Minn. tribe seeks Twin Cities casino as pathway to Vikings stadium
• JFD, sheriff's office continue search at reservoir for missing Jamestown, N.D., man
• Health Department: Lower PFC levels detected in Cottage Grove, east-metro residents
• Silver Bay man injured in Mesabi Nugget explosion
• The holidays in Afton
• Newport law takes aim at vacant buildings, yards
• Capitol Chatter: Political leaders scramble to rewrite talking points
• Woman found dead in St. Louis Bay was Duluth resident, UMD grad
• Bundle up: Tonight's forecast calls for low of 6
• Duluth on latest list of potential mail-processing center closures
• Judge stops union vote for day care providers
• Woodbury's Fenton takes interim helm for state GOP
• Laqua files letter of resignation
• Man missing on Jamestown Reservoir
• SHE empowers young women
• 1 dead after SUV rolls into water in Superior
• 2011-12 Winter Preview: Woodbury gymnastics team has 'big shoes to fill'
• 2011-12 Winter Preview: Will momentum carry over for Woodbury wrestling team?
• 2011-12 Winter Preview: East Ridge wrestling team looking for first conference win this winter
• Lakewood Township father-son duo take Alaskan caribou adventure
• Legendary UMD coach Malosky hospitalized in serious condition
• Trial date set in Cromwell double-murder case
• Afton man sentenced in online porn case
• Duluthian's nonprofit plays role in possible diabetes cure
• Ineligible voting results in 15-month prison sentence for convicted felon from Duluth
• Middleton Elementary team named Educators of the Year by Woodbury Chamber of Commerce
• Two East Ridge teachers in the running for Teacher of the Year award
• 2011-12 Winter Preview: Experience-rich Woodbury boys hockey team returning 12 letter-winners
• 2011-12 Winter Preview: Woodbury girls hockey team turns to new players this year
• Watch now: Minor injuries reported when risers collapse during student concert at West Acres
• 2011-12 Winter Preview: Fresh ice for East Ridge girls hockey team
• 2011-12 Winter Preview: East Ridge boys hockey team has 13 juniors on roster
• $700,000 in paperwork missing after Woodbury man fired from job
• Suspect accused of possessing stolen Cadillac in Woodbury
• Duluth company's cash-flow woes leave workers holding the tab
• Police: Woodbury house party became scene of violence
• 2011-12 Winter Preview: Woodbury boys basketball team ready to pounce
• 2011-12 Winter Preview: Woodbury girls basketball team shifting into high gear
• 2011-12 Winter Preview: East Ridge girls basketball team returns with hopes to improve last year's record
• Sex discrimination lawsuit filed against New York Mills-based Lund Boats
• 2011-12 Winter Preview: New Life boys basketball team returns numerous key players
• 2011-12 Winter Preview: Whole new ballgame for New Life girls basketball team
• Bulletin 2011-12 Winter Preview
• Jamestown man dies in Fargo hospital after being hit by vehicle Tuesday
• Put a rock in the house at Duluth ice bar (with video)
• New boutique opens in Woodbury
• Woodbury Athlete of the Week: Evan Erickson
• $26,000 and counting
• 'Speak-Out' to be held today outside Bachmann's Woodbury offices
• Police look for missing Duluth blues festival cash
• Proposed merger alarms Northland pharmacists
• Grand Forks Woman, Son Reunited After 20 Years
• Big changes coming to Perham-Dent? Officials consider 4-day school week, new levy
• Cottage Grove woman sentenced after she hit jackpot at casino while collecting welfare
• Resident's Viewpoint: Indeed, rhetoric does obscure pressing questions
• Letters to the editor for Nov. 30
• Duo helps with life-changing transitions
• Woodbury drug sting culminates in arrest of alleged crack dealer
• Birthday gifts? No thanks - just a new police dog, please
• Court offers leniency to Woodbury man caught with cocaine
• Stuffing stockings for soldiers
• Hastings man arrested twice in five days for DWI
• Northland woman accused of illegally shooting two trophy bucks
• Making a little music
• Hastings man arrested after stealing Star Gazette newspaper from vehicle
• Police: Man, 31, shoots, fatally wounds self outside Grand Forks Altru emergency room
• Vikings avoid telling what would happen without stadium lease
• Royals hockey takes off 2-0 to start season
• Child-care workers plan suit to stop union election
• Small west central Minn. towns deliver message: We need our local post offices
• MORNING UPDATE: Menards buys 80-acre subdivision in Duluth Heights
• Conjuring Christmas charm in Afton
• 20 years of memories from Duluth National Snocross (with video)
• Holiday favorite coming to Woodbury stage
• More trash in Minnesota signals better economy
• Woodbury shoppers race for Black Friday bargains
• Alberta, Minn., teenage son certified to stand trial as adult in mother's murder
• Woodbury man indicted in federal mortgage fraud case
• Long lines of eager shoppers take on Black Friday
• City Council reviews current assessment policy
• Police reports: East Ridge assault, doughnut drama, mistaken movie quote, more ...
• Madness moves to midnight
• Women accused of stealing 84 pairs of jeans from Cottage Grove store
• Police investigating 'unusual' spike in mail theft
• President pardons pair of Willmar, Minn., gobblers for Thanksgiving
• Three charged in 'significant' meth bust in Hubbard County
• Viewpoint: District 834 levy failed; now what?
• Viewpoint: 'Occupy' movement embraces capitalism - not economic inequality
• Letters to the editor for Nov. 23
• Our View: The time is now for even-year elections
• Woodbury Drive slated for major changes
• Medical report: Cottage Grove newborn's death 'accidental' after mother fell asleep on boy
• Medical report: Cottage Grove newborn's death 'accidental' when mother fell asleep on boy
• Hastings woman wakes up, finds intoxicated man in her kitchen
• Jail book-ins for Wednesday, Nov. 23
• Hastings mother who fled with son is released from jail; now seeks her son back
• Police: Man brutally assaulted Woodbury woman
• Sanford Lifeflight benefitting from night vision technology
• Duluth funeral director sentenced to 90 days for crash that killed two
• 'Street preachers' file lawsuit for access to Duluth holiday lighting display
• MSC students Steph Cardel , Linda Eckhardt , Jesse Olson, and Ashley Novak serve...
• “Let's Dance,” a local celebrity dance competition, was recently held at the St...
• Northland bus driver takes stand, denies claims of inappropriate touching
• Twice as nice: Rydberg wins doubles gold for U.S.
• Hill-Murray football: Woodbury plays role in Pioneers' historic run
• Woodbury girls hockey: Royals beat Tartan for win No. 1 of the 2011-12 season
• East Ridge girls hockey: Raptors fall to section foes Eagan, Apple Valley in two games last week
• Woodbury Athlete of the Week: Lauren Puglisi
• $20,000 in stolen bicycles linked to Woodbury teen
• Trial for Two Harbors bus driver accused of molesting girls goes to jury
• Globe adds 2 new degrees to campus
• Celebrating the tradition of Thanksgiving
• It's official: Library hours slashed in Woodbury, other locations
• Warm farewell for Willmar, Minn., students, turkeys headed for White House
• African Development Center in Willmar, Minn., working on business, housing issues
• Toying with imagination
• New Sparboe Farms task force to review safety, animal care
• Police remove Occupy Duluth tents; no protesters arrested
• More Than 50 Cats Recovered From Elderly Woman's Thief River Falls, MN, Home
• Unions don't attend House hearing on organizing child-care providers
• Suspect arrested in early morning Hudson home invasion
• Investigators say trailer house fire earlier this month in Verndale, Minn., was arson
• Faithful companion guards woman during 20-hour ordeal
• Wahpeton Sewer Main Break: City Asking Residents to Reduce Water and Sewer Use
• Off-duty firefighter aids woman in distress during Duluth Christmas parade
• Winter brings gloomy outlook for SAD sufferers
• Girl sobs through testimony in trial of Northland bus driver accused of sex assault
• SWAT team called out to Newport motel
• Holiday hazards found in kitchen, firefighters warn
• Northland nursing home worker accused of stealing patients' painkiller patches
• Charges likely to be filed against Duluth head shop for selling synthetic drugs
• Parents want East Ridge transfer exceptions
• Sparboe president says video is "shocking" and workers have been fired
• Check, please: Woodbury residents win thousands in lotto
• McDonald's drops Litchfield, Minn., egg supplier over animal cruelty charges
• Occupy Duluth group will comply with eviction order; individual members may not (video)
• Paynesville, Minn., father, son indicted on charges for murder
• Driver in 2010 fatal crash in Hastings pleads guilty to criminal vehicular homicide
• Twin Cities fraud suspect's latest charges stem from Woodbury case
• Northland hunting pals were minutes from destination before fatal crash
• Group wants Sioux nickname in N.D. constitution
• Viewpoint: Of sovereignty and protest - by way of 'Occupy' and Tea Party movements
• Letters to the editor for Nov. 16
• College men's hockey: UMD's goalie took his one chance at scoring a goal
• Alleged Target thief faces felony
• Shining on: Woodbury's Gotsmanov, Kallman help lead Minnesota Stars to championship
• Edwards making plays for Gophers
• Woodbury Athlete of the Week: Ana Sortland
• East Ridge Athlete of the Week: Katie Ahmann
• East Ridge cheer: Raptors take first in Lakeville North invite
• Norwegian exchange student saved by quick medical care after aneurysm
• Police: Suspect falsified license plates, possessed meth
• Police reports: Drug discovery, tree travails, collared collie, more ...
• Chicken proposal moves on in Afton
• Judge tosses Duluth head shop lawsuit
• Husband now charged: picture of suspected marijuana leads to charges against Hastings couple
• No drama for levy in District 622
• Fire damages home in Gnesen Township (with video)
• 'Tough process' ahead for Stillwater schools
• Tracing cause, cure for bullying
• Woodbury City Council briefs
• VIDEO: WDAY's StormTRACKER Team Counts Down the Area's 5 Worst Blizzards
• Rural St. Louis County woman who had 36 dogs given neglect citations
• Duluth police chief: Occupy protesters need permit; no overnight camping will be allowed
• Woodbury girls swimming and diving: Royals sending seven to state
• East Ridge girls swimming & diving: Karrow, Treadway make state meet
• Woodbury's LeVander Peters selected to Gustavus Hall of Fame
• Clouds return to Dayton's outlook for Vikings special session
• New Life volleyball: Eagles' season ends in section semifinals
• East Ridge softball: LeMay staying close to home
• Next Washington County boss to be culled from internal ranks
• WHS student athletes sign letters of intent
• First Northland snowstorm of the season this weekend? Stay tuned
• Boy takes photo of suspected marijuana; drug charges filed against mother
• Authorities investigating shooting death of two dogs on Iron Range
• Burglars swipe $15,000 in jewelry at Woodbury store
• Zombie ammo available in limited quantities
• Duluth family of 5 goes from living in SUV to apartment
• Former Chicago Cubs player with dementia, accused of assault in Duluth, civilly committed
• After 11 years, 11 months, Duluth couple marries at 11:11 a.m. on 11/11/11 at 1111 E. 11th Street
• Martial arts coach opens east metro gym
• Jimmy Jenson "The Swingin' Swede" recalls a lifetime of making music
• Woodbury wallet theft fleeces Twin Cities woman of thousands
• Honoring veterans
• Scoreboard - Thursday, Nov. 10
• Charges filed against 2 accused of car theft, purse snatching in Woodbury
• Pelican Rapids man dies after fall from party bus
• She's got her ACT together
• District 833 listed on national AP Honor Roll
• Police catch fleeing suspect after five-hour search in Itasca County
• Duluth School Board member nearly tossed from meeting; police called
• Hudson police search for man who allegedly exposed self to girl
• Dayton, Woodbury's Shellito outline expansion of military education aid
• Winning personality: Woodbury's Idowu helping St. Thomas reach new heights
• A congregation of crafters
• Minnesota DNR again finding dead scaup on Lake Winnibigoshish
• Willmar, Minn., man dead after jump from bridge
• New Stillwater bridge awaits congressional action
• A 'Prairie Home' companion dead at 64
• Swift actions of Willmar, Minn., firefighter save the life of woman in house blaze
• 42 years after Vietnam battle, Kandiyohi, Minn., man receives the third-highest combat decoration
• Parts of historic Duluth ski jump complex come down
• Five hospitalized after weekend crash on I-94 in Woodbury
• Rural Paynesville, Minn., man still doesn't have attorney in murder case against him
• Willmar, Minn., Latino graduation rate shows steady improvement
• Police: St. Paul Park bargoers wrestle loaded gun from drunken assailant
• Hargis expands in private sector
• Change of course: District shakes up classroom options
• Authorities: 14-year-old driver on marijuana arrested in Hayward, Wis.
• News Tribune Attic: Archive photos, stories on the 20th anniversary of the Halloween megastorm
• Disabled veteran gets first look at volunteers' work on Duluth home (with video)
• Woodbury football: Bauer, Eagan end Royals' season with 63-29 loss
• East Ridge football: No.2-ranked Cretin-Derham Hall takes 37-0 lead, ends Raptors' season
• Ridgewater College in Willmar, Minn., win 7th straight region volleyball title
• WEATHER: Recalling Halloween Blizzard of 1991
• Fugitive with Twin Ports ties caught in Pine County after a day on the run
• Jury delivers mixed verdict in trial of Duluth funeral home director involved in fatal crash
• Dayton, legislative leaders on stadium: 'Stay tuned'
• Packers give the handoff to Woodbury girl
• Eddie was depressed turkey until animal communicator helped
• Our view: Know your School Board candidates
• Afton approves two liquor licenses
• Afton City Council accepts land donation
• Afton moves ahead with DNR grant
• Cedar Bluff receives letter of credit reduction
• Swirling more wine in Afton
• Jail book-ins for Friday, Oct, 28
• New London, Minn., man charged after fleeing from police, just missing a school bus
• Longtime Washington County administrator announces he'll retire
• Circumstances, TV call of Cardinals' dramatic Game 6 win are deja vu for Twins fans (video)
• Woodbury considers water service repair options
• Architect: Small, seasonal cabins are a dying breed in Minnesota
• Critics flood GOP reform meeting at Woodbury City Hall
• A haunting at Afton's Historical Society
• Full profiles of School Board candidates
• 20 years ago today, Twins won 1991 World Series Game 7 (photos, video)
• Halloween haunts and fun
• Police report: students busted for smoking pot, burned up truck, more...
• Jail book-ins for Thursday, Oct. 27
• Synthetic drugs investigation follow-up: With some banned ingredients, why are fake pot sales allowed?
• Bank investments designed to help small businesses get loans
• City of Woodbury looking to turn over Radio Drive
• Murdock, Hoffman: No general funds for new stadium
• Charges: Empty gas tanks foils alleged burglar's getaway from Woodbury break-in
• Willmar, Minn., man faces nine felonies in Renville County
• Parties argue over redistricting fundamentals
• Man lands in court while trying to help control feral cat population
• Hastings police responded to two 'sexting' cases this week
• East Ridge football: Raptors beat Hastings 33-14 in playoff's opening round
• Southern Minnesota Beet Sugar Cooperative and Renville Co., Minn., reach agreement ending years of tax litigation
• Woodwinds to broadcast knee surgery live on the Web
• Offer accepted on Selma's Ice Cream Parlour
• Some fees carved out of proposed massage law
• 'City Update' reduction discussed
• Minnesota angler makes unique catch on Buffalo River
• Brilliant aurora display seen over much of U.S. (with video); Northland missed out because of clouds
• Woodbury Athlete of the Week: Kristina White
• Newport motel owner charged with kidnapping; investigation continues
• Advancing success
• Combating bullying 'because nice matters'
• Woodbury football: Radtke pulling double duty for Royals
• Students and staff will be enjoying spooky treats, a haunted scavenger hunt and...
• Brothers win car in foot race around Duluth
• Experts decry synthetic pot: 'Much worse than marijuana'
• Royals draw Burnsville in state quarterfinals
• Former Hastings indicted for $5 million mortgage fraud scam
• Minneapolis pitches for stadium as Dayton clarifies plans
• Semi rollover slows down traffic on I-94
• Father, son charged in rural Belgrade, Minn., murder set to appear in court today; father to represent himself
• Newport motel owner arrested after reported felony assault
• In Duluth, synthetic pot users get high and don't hide it
• New baby arrives early in vehicle on Duluth street
• HealthCore Alliance discusses women's health
• Danube, Minn., whistle blower pleads guilty
• UMD students examine environmental effects of discarded cigarettes
• Add math, subtract the Civil War?
• Northland winter forecast: More brrr than usual
• Farmington, Minn., woman charged with misusing money of vulnerable senior
• Historic house moved 30 miles to be home of Willmar couple
• Supporters go to bat for popular coach
• Heading to the wild west
• U.S. winter forecast is cold north, dry south, heavy snow
• Woodbury council members discuss giving themselves a raise
• East Ridge football: Last-second comeback falls short, Raptors lose to White Bear Lake
• Climate outlook: Red River region in store for colder winter
• Duluth nurse practitioner investigated for numerous narcotic prescriptions
• Volunteers needed to clear buckthorn out of Powers Lake
• Woodbury football: Royals rock Forest Lake in finale; Park next
• Boundary Waters fire quiet; crews head home
• Crosswinds to remain open
• Police Report: backyard fire, security truck stalker, more...
• WHS grad looking for a 'Collective' achievement on hit show
• Woodbury Athlete of the Week: Sara Biermeier
• Scoreboard - Tuesday, Oct. 18
• Viewpoint: Levy provides for effective learning spaces
• Viewpoint: Achieving financial excellence through community support
• Letters to the editor for Oct. 19
• Our view: A community grieves
• Afton lowers tax increase
• 'Round the clock development
• Woodbury burglary suspect sentenced
• Fargo legislator has bill to repeal UND Fighting Sioux nickname law
• Sauk Centre man injured in rural Kimball, Minn., farm accident
• Crosswinds school's future unclear
• Duluth researchers' drug reaches human test stage
• MSC students STOLE THE SHOW at the InSalon Ultimate Style Runaway Extravaganza o...
• Body found in Renville Co., Minn., field identified as missing Cosmos man
• Duluthians turn out by hundreds to greet Norwegian king, queen
• Hoeven, Conrad urge review of nation's flood prevention, protection systems
• Daily jail book-ins for Tuesday, Oct. 18
• Juarez gets life without parole for sexual assault in Willmar, Minn., alley
• Intoxicated man stumbles in to wrong house, prompting burglary call to Hastings police
• A Minnesota voice for newspapers nationwide at a challenging time
• Turn lanes coming for Bailey Road
• Rain helps contain Boundary Waters wildfire
• East Ridge football: With heavy hearts, Raptors win one 'for Braedon'
• Artist, cartoonist inks book deal
• Volunteers needed to clear buckthorn out of Powers Lake
• Cook man says friend shot at him, then dragged him as he hid under truck
• National Park Service: Dehaven shot kids, self, before setting RV fire
• Scoreboard - Wednesday, Oct. 12
• District 833 briefs for Oct. 13
• New Stonemill Farms additions approved
• Belwin gets clear-cut clearance
• Hastings man faces fleeing charge in Washington County after staring at 3M employees with binoculars
• Afton commissioners cry fowl over regulations
• Starbuck, Minn., man, Level 3 sex offender, arrested on sex charges
• No stopping him
• Woodbury girls swimming and diving: Record falls to 4-2 with 88-82 loss to conference foe
• Woodbury girls tennis: Royals take out Harding before falling to Stillwater
• Woodbury helps Michelle Obama in her attempt to break Guinness World Record
• Raptors, Royals cheer teams 'Unite the Night'
• Barnesville family believed targeted by serial arsonist
• Woodbury getting 'Wild'
• Spirit Halloween moves to new location
• Kids find calm through a mix of yoga and puppetry
• Letters to the editor for Oct. 12
• Seasons Park goes to 'Kids Around the World'
• Woodbury's Shellito, others on hand for Pawlenty portrait unveiling
• District 833 School Board candidates: funding is biggest challenge
• Woman reports rooftop prowler
• Holocaust survivor to speak about being 'trapped in Hitler's hell'
• MSC students are preparing to perform in the InSalon Ultimate Style Runway Extra...
• Families weigh in on Kirkpatrick sentencing
• 3 Killed in Head-on Collision South of Fessenden, ND
• Touchdown scored by Prescott middle schooler counted for more than just six points
• District 833 to collect less property tax revenue
• Two Paynesville, Minn.-area, men arrested for their roles in shooting
• UPDATE: Arraignment Tuesday in Larson homicide case in rural Paynesville, Minn.
• Woodbury residents injured in Wis. motorcycle crash
• UPDATE: Albertville, Minn., man identified as victim in rural Paynesville homicide
• Deer hunter mauled by bear near Superior
• High water, lots of ducks at North Dakota hunting camp
• October heat wave topples Northland weather records
• Duluth toddler's death brings verdict of manslaughter
• Owner of Duluth head shop files suit over police raid
• Lights out on the Cottage View?
• Primrose students celebrate culture day
• Rest area surveillance footage captures scenes from escape
• Scoreboard - Thursday, Oct. 6
• Royals rally for match-up against Raiders
• New districts mean many would-be candidates not ready to pull trigger
• My Buddy's Place opens in Woodbury
• Woodbury girls soccer: Royals win Thursday, go undefeated in SEC
• Woodbury man reports $30,000 in jewelry missing from home
• 833 School Board in brief: locker rooms funding approved, more ...
• Public invited to District 833 listening sessions
• Batter up in Woodbury: Skills Sports now open
• Neighbor's beef with Duluth McDonald's flares
• New Life volleyball: Eagles win Mounds Park Academy Tournament
• Woodbury man named a department head at U of M
• Extended Stay Hotels opens up new rooms
• Valley Creek Apartment complex expands
• Testing shows no harmful PFC levels in Cottage Grove wells; increased levels at Woodbury dump site unexplained
• Police investigate rowdy, drunken activity at WHS football game
• Daily jail book-ins for Thursday, Oct. 6
• Scoreboard - Wednesday, Oct. 5
• Two of a kind: Brothers Marcus, Matt Kelly guard Raptors' blind side
• Woodbury girls soccer: Royals gunning for outright SEC title
• Woodbury, Washington County residents deliver redistricting messages
• New Hastings police policy guides response to domestic abuse involving public figures
• Woodbury boys soccer: Royals enter home stretch with wind at their back
• Woodbury volleyball: Rival Ponies stop Royals' win streak at nine
• East Ridge cross country: Raptors girls win prestigious Milaca Mega Meet
• East Ridge girls tennis: Raptors drop three close matches last week
• Police reports: School fights, stolen jewelry, police car wreck
• Duluth jury begins deliberations on baby's death
• North Shore auto accident victim from Twin Cities
• Capitol Chatter: More Bachmann, Tpaw news...
• Woodbury McDonald's to reopen this Friday
• Former Park, St. Scholastica skier hired as new district-wide Nordic coach
• MSA cross country: Greta Siekmeier sets girls 5K record for Dragons at prestigious Roy Griak invite
• Woodbury National Honor Society holds 5K run at WHS
• Viewpoint: Collaboration key in future transit plans
• Letters to the editor for Oct. 5
• Sand mining operation damages city property
• Daily jail book-ins for Wednesday, Oct. 5
• Duluth police: Arrests made in school playground fire
• Afton woman convicted of vehicular homicide given year in jail
• Man pleads guilty in Woodbury prostitution case
• Potato gun causes NY Mills block closure, school lockdown
• Fate of Hudson dog track site will rest in voters' hands
• 'Unexpected' PFC levels at Woodbury dump site lead to private well testing
• Woodbury Athlete of the Week: Maddie Nelson
• East Ridge Athlete of the Week: Margaret Eggert
• Feds find money for Minnesota wolf-control program
• California physician testifies that fall, CPR killed Duluth toddler
• Kanad Gupta, Danielle Belisle named WHS king and queen
• Current Students: you have a “college-aged” friend or family member who is looki...
• Danny Dimm, who fought to get custody back of his son, dies in logging accident
• Woodbury's Thompson named a finalist in rum contest
• Cass Lake, Minn., man drowns in canoe accident
• Big truckin' in Woodbury
• Washington County lawmaker takes on Vikings' Berrian
• Hastings-area thief, caught in the act, runs over trees as he flees and is cited for damage to property
• 12-year-old Sturgeon Lake boy killed in ATV accident
• Jail book-ins for Monday, Oct. 3
• Woodbury updates 'Peddlers and Solicitors' ordinance
• Charges dismissed in Woodbury massage parlor rape case
• 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
• Afton in brief: Land donation, noise ordinance addressed, more ...
• 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
• Mary Haering, Ben Gotz crowned ER homecoming king and queen
• 1 killed in fiery rollover in Lake County
• Daily jail book-ins for Friday, Sept. 30
• A new Morning dawns in Woodbury: Tuesday Morning moves to Valley Creek Plaza
• Want your eyes Bachmann-ized?
• Woodbury High School meets AYP, East Ridge falls short
• Scoreboard, Thursday, Sept. 28
• Woodbury grad releases second album, heads to Alaska for tour
• New Life football: Eagles take lumps in Tri-Metro past two weeks
• MSA cross country: Siekmeier's new school record paces Dragons at Lakeville Invitational
• East Ridge girls soccer: Raptors earn overtime win over No. 10 Bears
• Q&A with East Ridge soccer's Anastasia Medellin
• Police reports: Group home sausage-related assault, business burglary, more ...
• New technology helping save rural heart attack victims
• Union President Calls For End to American Crystal Lockout
• Luxury apartments open at CityWalk
• Feds indict 27 in Twin Ports for drugs
• $1,000 buys you a bench in Afton
• Duluth murder suspect in court for pretrial hearing
• Alabama man pleads guilty to taking money from Duluth, other schools
• Daily jail book-ins for Thursday, Sept. 29
• Woodbury Athlete of the Week: Sawyer Moon
• Woodbury girls soccer: Royals girls on top of conference
• Woodbury boys soccer: Royals look to finish strong
• Woodbury volleyball: Royals' win streak hits nine straight games
• Woodbury girls swimming and diving: Royals upset 10th-ranked Mounds View, stay unbeaten
• Music for the little ones
• Grass clippings and a urinating dog prompt dispute between neighbors in Hastings
• Minor field trip accident delays Woodbury Elementary buses
• Locking down new lockers at Bielenberg sports center
• Ramp at I-94, 494 closed after semi crash
• Thieves steal markers from Superior cemetery, possibly for scrap metal
• College prep test participation up
• Letters to the editor for Sept. 28
• OUR VIEW: Be safe, smart during homecoming
• Local students among 9 Minnesotans vying for distinction
• Scoreboard - Tuesday, Sept. 27
• Minnesota Wild to practice at Amsoil Arena in Duluth
• Washington County commissioners vote to cut spending
• Massage therapists suggest lowering proposed fees
• Daily jail book-ins for Wednesday, Sept. 28
• From the garden to the cafeteria
• Fergus Falls camp helps children and families deal with grief
• Postal workers rally outside Bachmann's office
• 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
• Daily jail book-ins for Tuesday, Sept. 27
• Four of our awesome MSC students will be assisting hair and makeup artists on a...
• Fergus Falls man turns in over 4 million pop tops
• Report: Dog breaks chain, fatally attacks dog on walk in Woodbury
• 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
• Fall kicks off with artistic festivities in Afton
• Bruno, Minn., man faces shooting charges
• Deputy medical examiner raised flag about former Duluth neurosurgeon
• Boundary Waters wildfire now 45 percent contained
• Bird is the word
• Swayed by girlfriend, Duluth head shop owner holds off on restocking bath salts
• Hope, the Internet-famous Ely bear, missing
• Woodbury resident loses lawsuit against city
• The Solheim Connection: Sisters share pitch for Raptors
• Woodbury Athlete of the Week: Joe Wood
• 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'
• Suspected Woodbury flasher pleads guilty
• 'Hoffy's' gun shop seeks more exposure by moving to Woodbury
• UPDATE: Park High School students warned to behave at homecoming pep fest
• Scoreboard - Thursday, Sept. 22
• Dayton launches Korean trade mission
• Battle over Belwin
• One day after search, downtown Duluth shop resumes sales of incense
• Bomb squad called to environmental center
• T.G.I Friday's closes Woodbury location
• Woodbury girls soccer: Royals continue roll; beat Jefferson, Cretin
• Woodbury volleyball: Royals improve win streak to seven straight games
• East Ridge boys soccer: Raptors' upset bids of Stillwater, Mounds View fall just short
• Girls tennis: Raptors edge Woodbury again; take second at Raptor/Royal invite
• Llewellyn celebrates 110 years
• New Life volleyball: Eagles open conference play with pair of wins
• 38 starving dogs found at home north of Orr, Minn.
• Murder charges filed against Brainerd, Minn., man claiming to be boxer after victim dies
• Police reports: East Ridge neighbor vexed over stadium volume levels, more ...
• Fashion forward dogs
• 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
• 'Operation Jericho' stops in Woodbury after seven days of Twin Cities prayer
• 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
• Home sweet host
• County levy flat, could fall in '12
• Scoreboard - Tuesday, Sept. 20
• New MnSCU leader predicts hard decisions and changes
• Look for Duluth connection on tonight's 'Modern Family'
• Police: Man scoots with loot, ditches woman and her children
• Slim pickings? Hardly
• District 833 briefs
• Woodbury Phase II contract awarded, council sets preliminary levy
• 187 marijuana plants seized from Maplewood State Park
• Historic Stillwater courthouse competes for grant dollars
• 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
• Daily jail book-ins for Tuesday, Sept. 20
• Former Gov. Carlson criticizes government at League of Women Voters event
• UPS Store in Hastings remains open after motorist crashes into building with car
• Current Students: you have a “college-aged” friend or family member who is looki...
• To celebrate the beginning of autumn, and to say goodbye to warm summer days, MS...
• Woodbury grad to release second album this week
• Video surfaces of landmark Hastings Spiral Bridge being dropped into the Mississippi River
• Felony charge filed against woman accused of gutting foreclosed Woodbury home
• Wild ride for Duluth 4-year-old behind the wheel of van
• Jail book-ins for Monday, Sept. 19
• 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
• Nearly 200 employers and community members received accolades Wed night at Globe...
• Minnesota political leaders assess Pagami Creek fire
• Up with People brings energy, smiles to Woodbury
• 4-year-old Duluth boy gets behind wheel of van, hits house
• Minnesota doctors debate screening all young adults for chlamydia
• School begins for new principal
• A place at the table: Edwards earns key role with Gophers
• Woodbury Athlete of the Week: Junius Wilson
• East Ridge Athlete of the Week: Val Huerta
• Daily jail book-ins for Friday, Sept. 16
• Teens get second chance with peer court system
• ATM 'skimming' suspects sought in Woodbury
• International Falls reaches record low temperature for September
• Red-carpet fashion on the cheap
• Woodbury boys soccer: Minneapolis Southwest slows Royals' roll
• Woodbury girls soccer: Royals' momentum stung by Hornets
• Woodbury girls swimming and diving: Royals rip White Bear Lake, improve to 2-0
• Woodbury volleyball: Royals win Irondale Tournament, beat Buffalo last week
• Woodbury girls tennis: Royals beat Park 6-1 for first conference win
• East Ridge girls tennis: Raptors fall to Mounds View, Stillwater last week
• Cross country: East Ridge girls, Woodbury boys lead way in Hastings invitational
• Woodbury woman sentenced in brick-to-face case
• Man Killed When Pickup Crashes onto Fargo Air Base
• No more wastewater smell? Perham's $2.4 M EDA grant to assist plant expansion
• Science silver
• Woodwinds garden is a cut above
• Pagami Creek fire largest Minnesota fire since 1918
• Jay Cooke drowning victim identified
• Perham, Minn. man allegedly found with meth, ninja stars
• Big gains in math at WHS lead District 833 MCA testing results
• Program for unemployed veterans launched
• Daily jail book-ins for Wednesday, Sept. 14
• Monday September 12th, 32 proud MSC graduates walked across the stage at Central...
• 'Plume-driven' BWCAW fire sweeps across 60,000 acres
• Former Gov. Arne Carlson speaking in Woodbury
• Northland prep hockey coach recuperating after auto racing crash
• A rum-runner in the making?
• 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
• Runner in downtown Duluth race revived after suffering heart attack
• Hudson passenger critical following Highway 95 crash
• Jail book-ins for Monday, Sept. 12
• 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
• Woodbury man faces jury trial in assault case
• Rick Lubbers column: Packers should rule NFC North
• Woodbury High School: Jason Gonnion hired as new Activities Director
• East Ridge football: Raptors break out, beat Forest Lake 28-10 in home opener
• Fall colors could be good in Minnesota - where drought hasn't hit
• New church plans stalled due to low funds
• East Ridge Athlete of the Week: Maddie Blake
• Woodbury Athlete of the Week: Mikayla Mayer
• 2011 Fall Preview: Woodbury boys soccer team turns to young crop
• 2011 Fall Preview: East Ridge girls soccer team ranked 11th to start season
• 2011 Fall Preview: A return to glory for Woodbury girls soccer?
• Scoreboard - Thursday, Sept. 8
• 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
• First-ever native plant market slated for Saturday
• 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
• Daily jail book-ins for Friday, Sept. 9
• WHS alums team up for a 'Miracle'
• Power to the 'People'
• Up with People to volunteer in the community
• 2011 Fall Preview: Woodbury boys cross country runners look to build on Country Mile domination
• 2011 Fall Preview: East Ridge girls cross country the team to beat in conference, section
• 2011 Fall Preview: Woodbury girls cross country team ready to make thier move
• Scoreboard - Wednesday, Sept. 7
• Pine County boy charged for allegedly shooting stepdad in head
• Daily jail book-ins for Thursday, Sept. 8
• Police break up fistfight, more at Woodbury Days
• Burglar gets away with $70,000 in cell phones, accessories from Cloquet, Minn., AT&T store
• 2011 Fall Preview: New Life Academy football team moving the chains
• Charges: Woman broke man's arm with baseball bat
• Feline frenzy for three local thespians
• Jail time follows date night high speed chase in Perham, Minn.
• McDonalds coming to Perham
• Lund Boats announces NY Mills facility expansion
• District 622 seeking levy renewal
• New higher education leaders, new cooperative spirit
• University president in transition phase
• MnSCU chancellor faces puzzle of a lifetime
• 2011 Fall Preview: Raptors volleyball team looks to reload
• 2011 Fall Preview: Plenty of new faces for Royals volleyball team this year
• 2011 Fall Preview: Woodbury girls tennis team bigger, but better?
• Framing Sept. 11 a decade later - and beyond
• Jamestown (N.D.) police pull woman from river
• Hancock, Minn., police chief dies after boat capsizes in Stevens Co.
• Man Gets Life Sentence For Gilby, ND, Bank Robbery
• Semi Driver Sentenced in Grand Forks Crash That Killed 2 Children
• Jail book-ins for Tuesday, Sept. 6
• 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
• Two escapees caught in Douglas County; two at large
• District 833 goes back to school
• 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
• East Ridge football: Raptors roughed up by Cretin, 27-6 in opener
• 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
• Woodbury Athlete of the Week: Ben Sampson
• East Ridge Athlete of the Week: Maggie Remke
• Youths apprehended in Woodbury theft case
• Fans Show Pride At Possible Last Football Opener As Fighting Sioux
• 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
• Forest industry pushes feds for more timber
• DNR delays mine exploration leases again
• Conquering grief with words
• Black Eyed Peas concert a chance to make new memories in Minot
• Superior man accused of head-butting girl
• Woodbury's Cotton stars in 'Timeless' show
• 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
• Humorous mock press conference aimed to get Bachmann's attention
• Former 833 superintendent takes new job
• Presidential candidate Ron Paul to visit Fargo
• 2 Duluth mural artists told to redo concepts
• Duluth man gets diversion in welfare fraud case
• Duluth rock band in tune with video gamers
• Africa's pain reverberates in Woodbury
• New movie to be built from the interviews with central Minnesota troops
• That's amore: Authentic Italian cuisine coming to Woodbury
• Daily jail book-ins for Thursday, Sept. 1
• Police reports: Church prowler, stuck gas pedal, hijacked hair treatment, more ...
• Chinese classes flourishing
• A cross-country cowboy; 75-year-old man arrives in NY Mills to spread message
• East Ridge teacher vying for prestigious award
• VIEWPOINT: Reforms are what taxpayers want
• Letters to the editor for Aug. 31
• Attorneys in court over medical testimony about Duluth tot's death
• Duluth police identify officer involved in fatal shooting
• North Dakota's Mr. Bubble has provided 50 years of bath-time fun
• East Ridge girls cross country: Running ahead
• Woodbury football: An early reunion
• Daily jail book-ins for Wednesday, Aug. 31
• Woodbury Days: Royals, Raptors dominate 30th Country Mile
• Woodbury makes a 'fair' showing
• 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
• Obama says he will work to improve veterans' lives
• UPDATE: Charges unlikely in false park-rape report
• Last week, it was stolen ice cream; this week, it's stolen dishes from same Hastings residence
• Troubled trail led to man's death after Duluth robbery, police chase
• 9-year-old from Cloquet, Minn., scores hole-in-one at local country club
• Minnesota DNR warns of aggressive bears in Ely-Tower area
• Employment on veterans' minds as Obama speaks at national American Legion convention in Minneapolis
• Employment on veterans' minds as Obama talks
• Miss Woodbury crowned
• St. Paul man convicted in Hudson illicit-photo case
• Daily jail book-ins for Tuesday, Aug. 30
• Technology changing movie industry for small town theaters
• MSC students are preparing to compete in the InSalon Ultimate Style Show! They w...
• Nurses to target Bachmann in Woodbury protest
• 2 UND Athletes Trade in Basketballs for Catfish on National TV Show
• Woodbury's party of the year
• Jail book-ins for Monday, Aug. 29
• Religious leaders plan 9/11 ceremony
• Twin Cities attempted murder suspect arrested in Benson, Minn.
• 8 people injured, 1 fatally, in Iron Range vehicle crash
• Duluth armed robbery suspect: 'I have nothing to lose anyway'
• TRAVEL: At road's end, small town offers the North in a nutshell
• Accidental muskie takes anglers on a tour of Island Lake
• Minnesota DNR continues to track North America's oldest known wild bear
• Long-locked Duluth Armory safe reveals its secrets
• Washington County proposes decreased levy, spending in 2012
• Bachmann support flagging?
• Duluth delivery driver tells how he resisted attempted robbery at gunpoint
• Duluth adult foster home fined for inadequate care to two residents who died
• Scoreboard - Friday, Aug. 26
• 'Build Week' to kick off Habitat for Humanity partnership
• Meteor flashes across area skies Tuesday
• Fargo Police respond to injury accident; find intoxicated men trying to push vehicle back onto its wheels
• Robotics made Minnesota State High School League activity
• Authorities: Erskine, MN, House Fire Was Arson
• Warrants Issued For Family Members Accused in Standoff Near Lakota, ND, After Court Appearances Missed
• Martial arts business adding fitness center
• Taking the lead
• Close but no cigar on medallion hunt? Here's what clues meant
• District 833 announces new Bailey Elementary principal
• Woodbury woman finds 2011 Woodbury Days medallion
• Sam Cook: Glide into fall now under way
• Gov. Dayton disputes Republican's claims on homestead credit
• Daily jail book-ins for Friday, Aug. 26
• The next 'grate' invention?
• Scoreboard - Thursday, Aug. 25
• Scientifically speaking, they're No. 1
• VIDEO: Fire Destroys Eldred, MN, Elevator
• Woodbury Sheraton owner out of bankruptcy
• Cottage Grove cops wrangle roaming reptile
• Bison standout linebacker tackles hip socket injury
• Woodbury residents win blue ribbons at Minnesota State Fair
• Daily jail book-ins for Thursday, Aug. 25
• Asia Bistro kicks off grand opening with a bang
• Woodbury Days medallion hunt clue No. 7
• 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
• Police reports: Ditched kittens, surly moviegoers, ravaged raptor and more
• 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
• 'Favorite Place in Woodbury' online art contest
• VIEWPOINT: Start 'seeing yellow' as school buses return to local streets
• Letters to the editor for Aug. 24
• Perham-area flood relief plan could move forward
• Afton briefs for Aug. 16
• Adults who allow teen drinking now face fines
• Woodbury Days medallion hunt clue No. 6
• Lohmer to appear at great Minnesota get-together
• QR codes helping businesses to lure customers
• Stafford among libraries slated for 2-day reduction
• 2 people, dog rescued after boat struck Ashland, Wis., breakwall
• Armed robbery reported in Cloquet
• Minnesota lieutenant governor to bring state officials to Iron Range
• Sen. John Thune of South Dakota says country's ag policies will change in next farm bill
• Duluth track standout dies in his sleep
• Silver prices have some cashing in
• Daily jail book-ins for Tuesday, Aug. 23
• Leave my sweet corn alone: Hastings, Minn., man asks officer to shoot troublesome raccoon
• Woodbury Days medallion hunt Clue No. 5
• Tech company based in Woodbury, Minn., is acquired by Google
• District 834 levy request to be on November ballot
• Jason Schultz leaving Woodbury High School
• Report filed indicating possible abduction attempt in Hastings neighborhood
• Hudson native is twister chaser
• Jail book-ins for Monday, Aug. 22
• 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
• Woodbury Days medallion hunt Clue No. 4
• 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
• Cashing in at the Coin Carnival
• Meet the Trashy Ladies of Ravenna Township
• WEEKEND UPDATE: Medallion still undiscovered
• 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
• An ambassador down under
• Former Duluth surgeon settles another lawsuit out of court
• Famous NFL ref to keep lawyers in line at Duluth conference
• Woman hospitalized after apparent sexual assault in Cottage Grove
• Local trucking company to expand
• Fallen officers are at heart of Colby Lake Park 5K, 'funfest'
• Woodbury Days medallion hunt clue No. 3
• Residents, businesses in line for assessment
• Afton Fest set for this weekend
• MSC Graduates 2010/2011: Please check your email that we have on file for you! C...
• Growing every day
• Cross country: College coach joins Dragons
• Bonfig wins national diving title
• Putting the 'tee' in team
• Track and field: Team Woodbury sends 19 to nationals in Kansas
• 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
• Balancing the brain
• Woodbury council nixes proposal to increase water fees, EMS fund gets biggest boost
• Woodbury Days medallion hunt clue No. 2
• Hastings man caught drinking vodka at store, then steals and eats smoked ham
• Police reports: Stonemill swimmers draw ire, brothers brandish fisticuffs, more ...
• 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
• Letters to the editor for Aug. 17
• Our View: City ordinance procedure deserves review
• 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 Days medallion hunt clue No. 1 revealed
• Daily jail book-ins for Wednesday, Aug. 17
• Were partygoers thirsty for neighbor's drinks?
• Woodbury acting school for ... dogs? Arf course!
• One person killed in Itasca County highway accident
• Seven in line for District 833 School Board
• WDAZ, UND Announce Plans for 2011-12 Sioux TV Coverage
• OSHA to investigate Fargo accident that pinned man under bin
• Woodbury Days medallion hunt kicks off tomorrow
• Police: Iron Range murder-suicide followed divorce filing
• Minnesota's Split Rock Lighthouse, Grand Mound named National Historic Landmarks
• 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
• Woodbury vet dines with Obama in Minnesota
• Shutdown means Hastings bridge will not be completed by May 2013 as planned
• Carlton County authorities identify accident victim
• Obama enlists Minnesotans for economic fight
• Woman survives blast in rural Clara City, Minn., being buried under debris of 2-story house
• Virginia, Minn., police investigate possible murder-suicide
• Jail book-ins for Monday, Aug. 15
• Obama heads to Cannon Falls park
• New owner has Duluth rock business rolling
• Energy firm bringing more than 100 jobs to Woodbury
• Iowa straw poll sinks Pawlenty's presidential bid
• Tracing her family tree
• Dayton announces Montevideo will be site of 1st Minn. Governor's Pheasant Opener
• Pawlenty banks on interpersonal skills as straw poll nears
• Daily jail book-ins for Friday, Aug. 12
• Missing worker's body has been located downstream from the Minnesota Falls dam
• Roeske named Lake Middle School principal
• Search for missing Xcel Energy contract worker at Minnesota Falls dam continues today
• Summer jobs becoming teenage wasteland
• Survey finds 'hostility' toward District 833 tax hikes
• Second Woodbury funeral home nears
• First annual Minn. Governor's Pheasant Opener to be held in Montevideo
• Bachmann hopes her star shines in Iowa
• Pawlenty, Bachmann take different Iowa paths
• Golf tourney honors vets, Stafford
• Woodbury football: Moving the chains
• Woodbury girls basketball: White, Olsen lead Royals to fifth-place finish
• Woodbury boys basketball: Royals earn third place finish in 36-team Pacesetters Tournament
• Net improvement
• 'Up with People' headed to Woodbury
• 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
• UPDATE: Council pumps brakes on Woodbury massage ordinance
• Daily jail book-ins for Thursday, Aug. 11
• Local Muslim community observes holy month of Ramadan
• MSC is walking in the Woodbury Days Parade! And we are looking for volunteers!!...
• Swift County, Minn., drivers top the charts for speedsters
• Three brothers prepare to deploy to Afghanistan
• Twins closer lights up Woodbury residence
• Devils Lake Basin board unanimously backs outlet from Stump Lake to Tolna Coulee
• Hastings police call off chase after speeds hit 105 mph
• Letters to the editor for Aug. 10
• Woodbury Tinucci's closes
• Woodbury, Minn., takes aim at prostitution through massage proposal
• Long delays for Woodbury mail? You're not alone
• Miracle Field groundbreaking draws supporters
• Daily jail book-ins for Wednesday, Aug. 10
• Obama plans Monday Minnesota visit
• Alleged East Ridge drug dealer faces felonies
• Diving into summer
• Man dies in gravel pit accident near Fairfax, Minn.
• Letters to the editor for Aug. 3
• Woodbury woman wins $50,000 car in contest
• 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
• Daily jail book-ins for Tuesday, Aug. 9
• Afton man, 21, pleads guilty to porn charge
• Pulkrabek pleads not guilty to assault
• MSC Students and Staff are excited to attend the Rocco Altobelli Fashion Awards...
• Search continues for missing Hastings woman seen going over Vermillion Falls
• Authorities reveal identity of ATV rider killed near Iron River
• Flag raised at Public Safety building
• Hudson pooch poised for Hollywood plunge
• Jail book-ins for Monday, Aug. 8
• Body of Duluth 'Deeps' drowning victim found in lake
• The coordinates to exploration
• Afton announces parade winners
• Experimenting in the lab
• Superior, Wis., church finds two fake money orders in offering plate
• Vehicle strikes bicyclists in Woodbury; father, toddler injured
• Funding snarls plans for unified arts center at East Ridge
• St. Paul Park man faces attempted murder charges following standoff
• Authorities release name of man hit by semi in Cloquet
• Traveling the world one morsel at a time
• Former Woodbury man accused of setting airplane fire back in custody
• Stranded canoeists rescued on St. Croix River
• Woodbury's night to unite
• Police reports: Foul-mouthed shoplifters bag $300 in merch
• Minn. Sen. Klobuchar looking for ways to soften blow to agriculture
• Daily jail book-ins for Friday, Aug. 5
• E-reading topples Borders
• Infertility struggles hit home
• Ribbon-cutting, police-style
• District 833 briefs
• Gelbmann filing puts all 3 incumbents in School Board race
• Could the State Farm building house the next Google?
• Woodbury residents design 'Atti2ude' accessories
• Granite Falls teen dies in crash in Redwood County in Minn.
• Daily jail book-ins for Thursday, Aug. 4
• 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
• New traffic signal coming to high-traffic Woodbury intersection
• MSC is walking in the Woodbury Days Parade! Just like last year, we are looking...
• County Fair looks to buck the trend
• Wheels in motion: Riders hit Carver Lake Park Off-road Cycling trail
• Woodbury boys basketball: Working on the FUNdamentals
• Woodbury boys lacrosse: Alberts joins Bison
• Pound of marijuana, handgun, counterfeit cash seized by Woodbury police
• Could Perham become a hockey haven? Proposed arena could bring tournaments, expand program
• Broadcasting faith to Woodbury
• 833 School Board filing under way
• Daily jail book-ins for Wednesday, Aug. 3
• City Council approves Commerce Hill, hiring of temporary fire captain
• Will teachers make the grade?
• When Fido drops off, they pick up
• Wippler quickly bows out at Lake Middle School
• No small miracles: New East Metro Miracle League begins
• MSC Graduates 2010/2011: Please check your email that we have on file for you! C...
• Arrest made in Hastings parental abduction case; mother and son were found in South Dakota
• Boyd, Kath formalize re-election bids to District 833 School Board
• Torrential rains spur washouts, flood roads in Douglas, Carlton counties
• UPDATE: Man shot in St. Paul Park after armed standoff
• Nearly 20 Hastings juveniles flee scene of underage drinking party; six cited
• Daily jail book-ins for Tuesday, Aug. 2
• Duluth golfer pick up 8th hole-in-one
• Thrill of bogus bonus shortlived for Essentia employees
• Minnesota numbers up for breeding ducks, geese
• MSC Students will be at the Listening House on Friday afternoon, giving their gu...
• Transit tax shift doesn't sit well at County Board
• Viewpoint: Igniting a passion: It all begins with the School Board
• Letters to the editor for July 27
• Jail book-ins for Monday, Aug. 1
• The case of Dr. Konasiewicz: Ailing patients speak out about former Duluth doctor
• Construction moves ahead on Iron Range plant
• Another notch in Woodwinds' belt
• 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
• Cedar Bluff on target for Halloween completion
• Teen who drowned in lake near Duluth identified
• Wippler makes his splash at Lake Middle School
• College hockey: UMD Bulldogs gather to receive championship rings
• Toddler hospitalized after near-drowning in lake near Ely
• Night to Unite brings communities together
• MSC Graduates 2010/2011: Please check your email that we have on file for you! C...
• 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
• DNR issues Afton grant for flood mitigation
• Afton City Council briefs
• Jail book-ins for Friday, July 29
• Money again flowing, Miracle Field plans back on
• Local woman honored July 18 for bridging cards, charity
• Woodbury helps fill out national health report card
• After a life of blindness, Hastings woman gains sight
• Habitat for Humanity poised to finish five new homes this year
• Hastings driver with BAC of .41 charged after July 10 injury accident
• Daily jail bookings for Thursday, July 28
• 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
• Mediterranean excursion
• N.D. Governor Dalrymple encourages volunteers to help in Minot
• Cougar killed in Connecticut once roamed Northland
• A labor of love: Carver Lake Park Off-road Cycling Trail to open Saturday
• Hitting it on the screws
• Youth soccer: South Washington County takes on the world
• Boys lacrosse: Woodbury gets black and blue
• Woodbury man allegedly brandished handgun in threat case
• Apple Valley man charged in shooting death of Welch man
• A mad dash at Afton Alps
• Daily jail bookings for Tuesday, July 26
• In brief: District 833 School Board
• Would-be School Board members can file Aug. 2
• State aid shift affects $10 million in District 833
• 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
• Fast food restaurant, others to join Commerce Hill Development
• The entire MSC staff worked as a team by assisting Tubman to sort and inventory donations such as diapers, blankets, clothing and a number of other living essentials. This was a rewarding experience for everyone at MSC, and Tubman was very grateful for o
• A little something ultra
• Are you ready for some football?
• Jail bookings for Monday, July 25
• Suspended UMD football player held in vandalism case
• Performer injured during water-skiing show on Iron Range
• Tragedy strikes in St. Paul Park accident
• 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
• On the Redpath to success
• Is state barking up the wrong tree in Afton?
• 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
• District 834 faces $10 million deficit
• Assistant attorney general to prosecute suspect in Minnesota totem-pole murder case
• Survivors, rescuers recount Duluth rip current nightmare
• Three baby-mom stores set to open at Woodbury Lakes mall
• FBI involved in Iron Range husband-wife kidnapping case
• New south-end development to be dubbed 'Fields of Woodbury'
• St. Paul Park man, 83, dies after accidentally hit by car driven by wife
• Naked stranger arrested after Moorhead woman finds man in her garage, police say
• County wind proposal gets a no - for now
• St. Paul Park, Minn., man, 83, dies after accidentally hit by vehicle driven by wife
• Childcraft
• Fire breaks out at Lakeside home; Duluth firefighter taken to hospital
• Republican bill would prevent government shutdown
• 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
• Itasca County man dies in motorcycle accident
• Lillie to propose bill preventing future government shutdowns
• Letters to the editor for July 20
• Police reports: Spontaneous combustion, parking lot pot possession, more ...
• Daily jail bookings for Thursday, July 21
• OUR VIEW: Public benefits from open discussions
• Woodbury woman dies after fall at Cannon Falls bar
• Stafford library in line for cuts
• State auditor releases cities' lobbying expenses
• Madison, Minn., registers heat index of 124 degrees, some relief is coming Thursday
• Homeowners in greater Minnesota encouraged to apply for mortgage assistance
• At long last, Afton has its comp plan
• Willmar, Minn., man gets 36 months in prison, 25 years probation for molesting
• Stormy weather in the forecast again
• Studying C-SPAN
• Bonding bill deposits gifts around the state
• Street construction may result in local tax levy increase
• VIDEO: Sheared-off water hydrant sends geyser 100 feet into the air
• Daily jail bookings for Wednesday, July 20
• Students are getting excited for next week's Celebrity Look-Alike Runway Show! (July 30 and Aug 1st). The student artists will do hair and makeup for the models and create a look-alike of their favorite singer, actress or other famous celeb! Then ar
• VIDEO: Heavy thunderstorms move through Fargo-Moorhead
• McConnell remembered by friend, reverend
• Identity of South Dakota girl accused of murder remains unknown due to juvenile status
• Daily jail bookings for Tuesday, July 19
• Lightning strike destroys Woodbury home
• 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
• Legion baseball: Woodbury Blue heats up, wins playoff opener
• UPDATE: Special session starts today, shutdown ends soon
• Legion baseball: East Rige splits last six games, ends regular season 16-16
• VFW baseball: Woodbury pounds Rice Street 16-0 in opening round of playoffs
• UPDATED: Tornado that leveled Berlin, N.D., farmstead was EF3
• Jail bookings for Monday, July 18
• 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
• Woodbury soldier, 24, to be laid to rest today
• Duluth hockey player still going strong as he turns 90
• Police: Missing Northland woman, alleged kidnapper may be in Texas
• A taste of Europe
• 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
• Beached in Woodbury
• Death of Grass Roots' lead singer won't keep band from coming to Corn Palace
• Hastings police officer is subject of internal investigation
• Reaching a 'Mile' stone
• Monday is goal for special budget session
• Trial scheduled in Iron Range bar shooting
• Sun-bursting onto the scene
• Moorhead's Pyromaniacs Smoke Shop busted for allegedly selling fake pot
• Marine with Northland connections dies in Afghanistan
• Woodbury police: Teen fled stolen car before K-9 search, arrest
• Daily jail bookings for Friday, July 15
• Lawmaker's secret lunch with Dayton paved way for budget deal
• Dayton, GOP leaders agree on an all-frowns budget
• Prison time ordered for man convicted in Woodbury burglary
• New salon invites public for grand opening
• An Epic opening
• Police reports: Marijuana complaints at the beach, department store brawl, more ...
• Breaking News: UPDATE: Lillie says announcement has 'potential for breakthrough'
• Night to Unite event scheduled for Aug. 2
• Minnesota man dies on bicycle tour
• Tall ships set for possible dual Duluth arrival
• Daily jail bookings for Thursday, July 14
• Trouble on the tracks: Crash survivor warns of dangerous crossing near Richville, Minn.
• On fire: Woodbury Inferno to compete for national championship
• Fritz earns pair of medals at World Summer Games
• Community survey under way in District 833
• Woodbury wrestling: Johnson helps Team Minnesota win two national titles
• Legion baseball: Woodbury paints River Falls blue
• Raptors cheer team wins Float Award in Afton
• Diamond Days
• Take a hike
• Woodbury Lakes Summer Concert Series kicks off today
• 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
• Willmar, Minn., sisters collectively donate 250-plus pints of blood
• Sonshine Festival's economic impact to Willmar, Minn., community estimated at $4 million
• Jail bookings for Tuesday, July 12
• Dayton takes budget message around Minnesota
• Willmar, Minn., sirens sound in error initially but later storm brings hail, funnel clouds
• Mitchell Prehistoric Indian Village announces new finds
• Former Woodbury man hangs himself in tree
• Loose alligator takes a plunge in a Woodbury golf course
• Dubrue joins booming craft brewery market in Duluth
• Founders amazed at growth of Sonshine Festival over its 30 years in Willmar, Minn.
• North Dakota State Fair canceled due to flooding
• Duluth business donates summer profits to youth nonprofit
• The end of an interim
• Duluth rally raises support for hikers jailed in Iran
• Woodbury McDonald's closes for renovation
• Skateboard search earns police visit
• U2 concert could mean windfall for local schools
• 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
• Metro Transit seeks grant to fund parking ramp at Woodbury Theatre
• 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
• New London, Minn., pastor spends 24 hours on church roof after parishioners raise $47,000 to repair roof
• UPDATE: Motorcyclist dies after fleeing police, crashing into trees on Valley Creek Road
• District 833 hires three administrators
• Duluth man misses court date in sexual-assault case
• Driver sentenced in I-94 crash case
• Agency warns of scam tied to Duluth
• Wis. woman to serve time in Woodbury swindle case
• 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
• 2011 WHS grad Taylor to intern for Bulletin
• 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?
• Asia Bistro serves up 'Woodbury Roll'
• DNR grant discussions move ahead
• Jamestown man pleads not guilty to murder of Somali refugee
• Police reports: Retail theft, paint ball vandals, stolen boulders, more ...
• 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
• Daily jail bookings for Thursday, July 7
• Teachers in space
• Pregnant Woodbury group-home worker hospitalized after assault
• Moorhead man saves family from fire
• Woodbury football starts first-ever seventh and eighth grade program
• Lawmakers pessimistic about quick shutdown end
• Boys lacrosse: Woodbury's Martynec honored as leader
• Woodbury girls basketball: Building the foundation
• Boys basketball: Woodbury's Remke to play Division I ball for Billikens
• New Life Academy softball: Eagles reel in post-season honors
• East Ridge boys soccer: Raptors trio helps Thunder advance to national tournament
• 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
• Minnesota shutdown doesn't keep tourists away from closed parks
• 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
• Vandals 'ransacked' Afton State Park during shutdown
• VIDEO: Witnesses say Fargo man was decapitated by firework
• Jail bookings for Tuesday, July 5
• Minnesota girl killed in Friday's severe storms identified
• Census shows more people living in 'nontraditional' households
• Duluth rally begins fight against proposed Minnesota marriage amendment
• Willmar, Minn., man places 48th in recent World Series of Poker event in Vegas
• 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
• 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
• Painting with the masters in Woodbury's parks
• Jamestown group going on mission to help Haiti
• 5-year-old boy drowns in creek near James River
• Daily jail bookings for Friday, July 1
• Minnesota government shutdown: What's open, what's not
• Breaking News: Political differences lead to state shutdown
• Afton City Council briefs
• 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
• Man suspected of receiving nearly 19 pounds of marijuana in Woodbury
• Former Duluthian dies in Colorado crash
• Florida man charged with swindling senior citizens, including at least one couple in Hastings
• Republicans plead for temporary budget
• Judge: Busskohl must remain in state hospital
• Hastings' resident beer taster: New business provides educational beer tasting parties
• Fresh Coat opens first Minn. franchise in Woodbury
• 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
• DARE-free schools
• Woodbury High School: Building muscles, bonds
• Woodbury volleyball: Roberts digs maroon and gold
• Minnesota man charged in death of brother
• Today's $34 billion (or more) question: deal or no deal?
• Teenage triathletes train around town
• Police reports: Alleged adult-on-child soccer aggression, more ...
• Getting fresh
• Perham sisters, father survive cancer together
• Sounding off
• 2 kayakers rescued from Lake Superior near Duluth harbor entry
• Relative arrested in fatal Cass County shooting
• Afton State Park, other parks poised to close Thursday
• Contract secures alternate teacher pay through 2013
• Viewpoint: Call a special session, governor, and break impasse
• Public safety, health workers to remain working in shutdown
• Fire from unattended candle damages Duluth home
• Viewpoint: Put ideologies aside and find compromise
• Modeling through the generations
• One more delay for Afton's comp plan
• Daily jail bookings for Wednesday, June 29
• City clamps down on Central Park policy
• Judge: courts will stay open in shutdown
• Duluth mayor to launch re-election campaign
• Sale of Duluth-based Cirrus to Chinese company complete
• Washington County warns of furloughs in state shutdown
• Grateful son thanks dad with a blast from his Northland auto racing past
• Murder victim's family: It's time to move on
• Moorhead drowning victim was avid angler
• Minnesota state park guests get walks in before budget deadline
• Three days to shutdown: secret talks and public sparring
• Shutdown impacts would vary in south Washington County
• Daily jail bookings for Tuesday, June 28
• Woodbury masseuse charged with prostitution
• MSC held a jeans day from Thursday to Saturday to raise money for Minnesota Helps -North Minneapolis Recovery Fund. 100% of all donations will be redistributed to provide support where it is most needed.
• Former North Dakota player named UMD hockey assistant
• Jail bookings for Monday, June 27
• Harper, Vague tapped for foundation board
• Minnesota budget talks back on
• Northland railways merger will put new face on old industry
• Tuesday PBS program features Duluth's Tiffany windows
• Woodbury woman in serious condition after motorcycle crash
• Perham woman and child escape train accident unscathed
• DNA evidence leads to jail time for Woodbury man
• Cass Lake woman killed in Sunday shooting incident
• First on the ground look at damage in Burlington
• City projects, equipment could mean levy hike
• Heavy rains, flooded streets shut down parts of Jamestown
• Quiet waters of Quetico yield walleye bounty
• Bringing history alive
• Remodeling business celebrates grand opening
• CorTrust's grand opening celebration attracts hundreds
• Smoke from Ontario fire causes haze in the Northland
• Feds take action against Iron Range bank
• Life is a highway
• Police reports: Youths rumble over Facebook comment, more
• Bachmann gets off to late Iowa start
• 833 surveying residents over two weeks
• 2 Arrested in Ongoing Armed Standoff South of Lakota, ND
• Wedgewood area will be home to senior complex
• Students, professionals eye the new face of bullying
• East Ridge girls swimming & diving: Cuevas hired as new head coach
• Two Woodbury residents die in Iowa crash
• Duluth peregrine falcon chicks close to fledging
• Duluth fountain bubbles over after prank
• Duluth player on projected NHL draft pick list
• Duluth airport gets another federal grant
• Garage fire in Duluth's Lincoln Park arson
• A winning recipe
• NLA softball: Hohol, St. John, Schmidt earn all-tournament honors
• Women face theft, fleeing charges
• Duluth fire officials: Miller Hill Kmart fire arson
• A garden of amenities in Woodbury?
• Viewpoint: The days of financial security are number in Stillwater schools
• Letters to the editor for June 22
• Viewpoint: Educators leave lasting impressions with students
• 5:00 PM - Minot Flood Press Conference on AM 970 and wday.com
• 2 Duluth men charged in Park Point car prowl
• Eagle Valley struggles with bond payments
• Minnesota totem-pole carver held in wife's death gets bail reduced
• County License Centers now accepting MasterCard, Discover
• Master strategists save the queen
• Kerkhoven-based co. has bus stolen in New Jersey
• Daily jail bookings for Thursday, June 23
• Work works - East Ridge hosts third-annual boys basketball camp
• Boys golf: Woodbury resident Gaustad competes in state tournament for Pioneers
• Track & Field: Woodbury resident Strong takes fourth at state
• Food vendors still needed for Woodbury Fourth of July event
• MSC enjoyed "Summer is Finally Here" week! We had fun participating in dress up days such as Spirit Day, Western Day, Twin Day, Decades Day and we even had a LUAU and all school COOKOUT! Check out the pics!
• Don't forget to RSVP for Ms. Jeanine's party! Please let me know if you would like to say a few words. She would love to see you all! :)
• Vulnerable adult abuse takes center stage
• Dayton, GOP give up nothing, blame each other for shutdown
• Grumpier Old Men boat rides on Otter Tail Lake
• Otter Tail County's first Catholic church turns 125
• District 833: elections, budget, school lunches
• Five teens rescued after canoeing mishap on river north of Duluth
• 23 Duluth teachers face layoffs
• Washington County commissioners spar over travel costs, assault case
• A play-date with puppets
• Garden variety: Hengs to kick off garden tour featuring Woodbury locations
• Late Duluth council candidate, volunteer was moved by desire to help
• Iron Range bar owner charged with arson
• Pulkrabek due in court July 27 on misdemeanor assault charge
• Residents of Duluth neighborhood will pay trapper to relocate nuisance black bear
• House involved in shutdown case, MnSCU rescinds layoffs
• 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
• Daily jail bookings for Tuesday, June 21
• Video captures trooper's near-miss, accident leading to woman's death
• Gimse: Road construction projects can continue in Minn.
• With 10 days to go, no talks as deadline looms
• Arrest linked to Cottage Grove, Hastings burglaries
• Jail bookings for Monday, June 20
• Elderly care givers ask for shutdown funds
• Hospice patients must meet new rules
• 'Price is Right' contestants lose out on Northland resort prize
• Learning center hits the mark
• Never too late for these graduates
• Woodbury teen charged in alleged bat-wielding incident
• Woodbury's Sweeney falls one stroke short of state golf title
• 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
• Bielenberg usage up in 2010, expansion on the horizon
• Comp plan encounters bumps in road
• Body of Wisconsin man recovered in Boundary Waters
• Daily jail bookings for Friday, June 17
• Dayton 'extremely, extremely disappointed' in GOP offer
• Juvenile who allegedly shuttled thieves arrested at gunpoint in Woodbury
• A classic beauty shop with a twist
• Semi rear-ends car on I-94 in Jamestown
• Minnesota transportation leaders call for special session
• Viewpoint: Separating myth from reality at the Capitol
• Viewpoint: Board should reverse lunch budget action
• Our View: School election change has benefits
• Woodbury coaches laud progress In concussion prevention effort
• No contract renewal for Afton's government affairs consultant
• Masked man with gun thwarted, arrested later in Cloquet
• Bemidji man wins Great American Think-Off on side of poetry
• Ronald McDonald Ride raises more than $131,600
• Afton's government affairs consultant to interview for Farmington job
• Hastings nursing home cited for neglect after resident suffered head injury and died
• Daily jail bookings for Wednesday, June 15
• 3 runners going for 35 consecutive Grandma's Marathons
• Fire burns in Boundary Waters
• A nuts-and-bolts look at Minnesota's possible government shutdown
• Texas Medical Board doesn't discipline former Duluth neurosurgeon
• Cloquet man charged with texting while driving in crash
• UPDATE: Dayton would keep troopers on road, close parks in shutdown
• Lillie remains optimistic in face of shutdown
• Congratulations MSC Graduation Class of June 2011! You rock! Check out the pictures :)
• State sets Friday Vikings stadium deadline
• Family, witnesses talk about Duluth woman accused of endangering toddler on bridge
• Twin Ports-area Perkins restaurants not affected by chain's bankruptcy filing
• Daily jail bookings for Tuesday, June 14
• Making a tribute to teachers
• Dogs get a second chance to shine
• Woodbury High School seniors conferred
• Sheriff: Sonar shows body of missing Wisconsin camper in Boundary Waters
• Jail bookings for Monday, June 13
• Woodbury track & field: School record falls at state meet
• Rick Lubbers column: LeBron loses, and NBA fans cheer
• Use of Duluth tourism tax under scrutiny
• Washington County shops score well on alcohol check
• Neighbors not surprised at murder charge in Minnesota totem pole death
• Raising her hand to inspire
• Ten great places to pitch your tent in the Northland
• Man still missing in Boundary Waters; new details about case
• East Ridge grads soar into the future
• How about a smoothie, tea and an aloe shot?
• Big silver pike caught near Ely won't be an official state record
• Senior parties: One last hurrah
• Husband of dead Minnesota totem pole carver appears in court on murder charge
• Leading the way in high school
• Send in the hounds
• Man's Body Recovered from Dakota Ag Coop. Corn Bin
• Graduate central
• New playing-field system irks associations
• Bail set at $1 million in Koochiching County totem pole death
• Flashing yellow light coming to a Woodbury intersection near you
• Bachmann is for real, NBC news reports
• 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
• Cedarholm nabs WHS salutatorian honors
• WHS valedictorian is MIT-bound
• Take them out to the ball game
• New Life Academy's top two students may tie for valedictorian title
• MSA senior class is 'band of brothers'
• Dayton taps Woodbury woman for state teaching board
• Jail bookings for Friday, June 10
• Downtown Duluth gas leak forces evacuations
• VIEWPOINT: Social, moral issues must be addressed head-on
• Woodbury council asks two athletic associations to unify programs via new policy
• Two arrested after 'large' Woodbury meth seizure
• VIEWPOINT: Prepare to adapt, class of 2011
• East Ridge salutatorian: Saying goodbye
• East Ridge valedictorian: A year of memories
• The class of 2023
• Letters to the editor for June 8
• OUR VIEW: The world's been waiting for you, class of 2011
• Goodbye school, hello summer
• Slow and steady; Turtle races underway in Perham
• A century of service: Perham's United Community Bank celebrates 100 years
• Koochiching County: Totem pole murder suspect talked divorce on day of wife's death
• Minnesota kayaker dies in Apostle Islands
• Police bust underage drinking party in Hastings; five youths ranging in age from 12 to 15 cited
• Let's hear it for variety
• Tackling technology in District 833
• Police reports: Masked molester, CityWalk break-ins, more ...
• Duluth man charged in road rage incident
• SOUCHERAY: Kids need roots and wings to grow, learn
• Husband arrested in death of Koochiching County totem-pole carver
• ATV crash in Griggs County kills two people
• His closing note
• 833 faces strained transportation budget
• 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
• Minn. Republicans ready voter ID legislation again for 2012 hopper
• New York Mets draft Dickinson High School grad Frenzel in 7th round
• Ozone levels dangerous today in Twin Cities, officials say
• Woodbury girls golf: A Royal return to state
• Woodbury boys lacrosse: Royals' historic season ends
• East Ridge grills out
• WHS seniors celebrate with a picnic
• With seven OWIs already, Iron River man arrested again
• Attorney's office: Pulkrabek won't be charged with felony
• Daily jail bookings for June 4-6
• Dayton a no-show at education meeting
• Tree trimmer releases video that he says backs up his point
• Duluth family grateful for new roof in time of need
• From the Bering Sea to Lake Superior: Alaskan students stop in Duluth on field trip to lower 48
• 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
• Hill-Murray School, NLA and Footprints Academy announce new administrative hires
• Seniors walk for scholarships
• Temps to reach 90, heat index 95 to 100 in western, southern Minn.
• District librarian checking out after 36-year career
• Maternal mystery: New female claims downtown Duluth falcon nest
• College hockey: UMD's Huttel will play, study in England
• Woodbury resident tackles emotional marital problems through book-writing process
• Former Minnesota Power employee accused of taking $200K
• Northland storms prompted tornado warning on Friday night
• Duluth nursing home cited by state inspectors
• A night of relay
• 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
• Woodbury track and field: Rotto, Kilgore, Domski among Royals headed to state
• AM 970 Radio signal will be off and on today as repairs are made; Online Radio Stream is available
• District 833 plans to put all books on iPads in 3 years
• South Washington County school district weighs online courses, iPads for students as part of technology push
• Scoreboard - Wednesday, May 25
• County gets award for 'Roundabout U'
• Afton briefs: historic Hubert H. Humphrey flag donation, raises and the PedalPub
• Comp plan's final stamp delayed
• 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
• District 833 briefs: student teacher agreement, grants and more
• VIEWPOINT: Recognizing those who make a difference
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR FOR MAY 25
• VIEWPOINT: Preparing to depart - a sentencing primer
• Duluth boys try to burn homework; bush catches fire, firefighters called
• City sees climb in rental properties, minority numbers
• WHS science teacher bids farewell
• Washington County listed in flood disaster declaration
• National health survey to be staged in Woodbury
• 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
• Breaking News: Woodbury woman, 22, killed in crash
• Second person booked in Hastings standoff case
• Stillwater principals shift between schools
• 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
• Minnesota lawmakers adjourn without budget
• Hastings man charged after firing shots to protect 'children of the church'
• Former Hastings, U football great Pinky McNamara dies
• Staff and students will be wearing red, white and blue on Fri May 27 and Sat May 28 to remember those who have died in service to our country. Frozen treats will be served as well!
• UPDATE: Audubon fire chief says teen is a hero for saving family in mobile home fire
• Legislature moves slowly to the end; special session coming
• College hockey: UMD Bulldogs find loss follows success
• Police investigating after 2 found dead at St. Paul Park home
• NDSU scientists research bone replacements
• Creations on display in Afton
• Husband, wife found dead in St. Paul Park home after suicide call
• Two East Ridge students expelled
• 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
• Carrying on a brother's legacy
• Women of Today organization launches chapter in Woodbury
• New Duluth festival to debut during Grandma's Marathon weekend; race officials not pleased
• VIDEO: 1 rescued after car rolls into the Sheyenne River
• Hoping for a deal, preparing for a shutdown at the Capitol
• Doodling Google
• 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
• Area chiropractor opens Woodbury location
• Tyler's Law clears House on unanimous vote
• Prayer riles House as final Friday begins
• Speed in excess of 140 mph clocked in cop chase
• Fargo police recover fake IDs ordered from China, intercepted by Homeland Security
• Rural Belgrade home burns in grease fire blaze, family out safely
• UPDATED: Authorities identify Fergus Falls man found dead in tractor
• Trout fishing groupies hit the streams once more
• Feeling fit in Fargo? Mag ranks city in nation's top 10 for fiscal fitness
• Come for the art, stay for the pie
• Neighbors tackle alleged car thief after vehicle hits light pole in West Fargo
• SD scores lowest nursing-home complaint rate
• Street smarts: Melander is WPD's traffic guru
• Annual Business Town Meeting recognizes expansion, environmental efforts
• Dayton vetoes redistricting maps
• Thrift store, closeout coming to Woodbury
• Police reports: 'Cooperative' teens with weed, bong get verbal warning
• Sonic Screen could help cut down on vandalism in Hastings parks
• Woodbury baseball: Free fall continues in loss to Cretin
• Manning Avenue to close May 20 to May 22 for bridge placement
• Down with put-downs
• Spanish Immersion discussion ramps up as WHS plans emerge
• Inspired inventor: Cottage Grove girl thinks of invention to help leukemia patients
• 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
• Lawmakers enter marathon mode at Capitol; gay-marriage ban vote taken
• East Ridge boys and girls track teams win Section 3AA True Team championsips
• Woodbury baseball: Royals look to end skid in time for playoffs
• Woodbury track & field: Royals show depth at True Team section meet
• Superior teens cited for video-recorded fight
• Woodbury boys tennis: Royals earn third seed
• Boys lacrosse: Royals retain 'SoWashCo Cup'
• Sunday drive detours into struggle for survival
• VIEWPOINT: Lohmer support for Health and Human Services bill violates campaign promises
• Volunteers pack 286,200 meals in 12 hours
• Republicans defeat Dayton tax plan amid accusations from both sides
• Daily jail bookings for May 18
• Woodbury man receives rare honor for live-saving actions
• Update: Follow live blogging by ambulance crews on HealthBeat.Areavoices.com
• UMD signs Sandelin to 5-year extension
• Duluth firefighters rescue capsized kayaker
• Daily jail bookings for May 17
• Board challenges criticism of Minnesota River cleanup
• Stafford to receive posthumous EMS honor today at Regions
• NFL commissioner to visit Dayton, lawmakers on stadium
• Last fall, Matrix held a contest called “Share the Love” and selected 6 cosmetology students to travel the country…two of these awesome students are coming to MSC to tell their inspiring stories on May 18th!
• Lake Middle School play combines Shakespeare with the "Wizard of Oz"
• Suspect allegedly pushed victim off cliff into Lake Superior
• UPDATED: Perham man airlifted to Fargo after three-vehicle accident involving cement truck and ambulance
• 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
• Daily jail bookings for May 14-16
• Police: Dickinson resident stabs girlfriend
• Afton development lawsuit comes to an end
• SESSION UPDATE: Dayton blinks on taxes; GOP leaders stand firm
• Duininck, Inc. of Prinsburg names Pinney president, CEO
• Driver injured after hitting dog, Duluth house
• WHS cabaret gives their 'regards to Broadway"
• 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
• New social networking site based out of Woodbury
• Two dead in Itasca County fire
• Duluth fire sparked by unattended candle causes $80,000 damage
• Comedian Daniel Tosh to perform Aug. 3 in Duluth
• First Northland Honor Flight lifts off today
• School board votes to fire the DGF Head Girls Basketball Coach
• Masters of their craft
• Trailer spills 16,000 pounds of fertilizer outside Jamestown
• VIDEO: Early morning crash near Alexandria shuts down I-94 for over two hours
• Daily jail bookings for May 12-13
• Business town meeting slated for May 19
• East Ridge graduation is in sight
• UPDATED: Driver of vehicle clocked at 122 mph on I-94 hospitalized after hitting ditch
• Merchants Bank in Hampton was robbed Friday morning
• Met Council gives Afton its blessing
• Bird causes roll-over accident south of Morris
• Scoreboard - Thursday, May 12
• UPDATE: Semi crash closes I-94 near Evansville Friday morning
• Distracted driving PSA featuring Woodbury students is finalist in state contest
• Woodbury Sept. 11 survivor reacts to bin Laden death
• New Richmond police chief reprimanded by city
• Assessments could be applied to traffic calming measures
• Bachmann after viewing bin Laden photos: 'We got our man'
• Report: Washington County housing stock lacks affordability
• Police reports: Weir Drive biz burglaries, Red Roof ruckus, more ...
• Two west central Minn. senators take a different approach in vote on gay marriage
• Wanted: female engineers
• Spring soak doesn't sap garage sale spirit
• Duluth artist's bin Laden painting stirs debate
• Authorities release name of Hutchinson, Minn., woman killed by train
• Students spread positive messages by posting hundreds of notes in bathroom
• VIEWPOINT: Lawmakers shouldn't widen gaps in property tax burdens
• Letters to the editor for May 11
• OUR VIEW: Neighbors who stand vigilant make impact
• 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
• 'Urban Village' visualized
• 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
• Youths rally for Relay
• Police: Man threatened to 'shoot everybody' at Woodbury bachelor party
• County budget outlook 'bleak' for 2012
• Daily jail bookings for May 11
• Scoreboard - Tuesday, May 10
• Vikings dream big in stadium plan
• We asked, Woodbury answered: What did you think of bin Laden's death?
• Creativity is a cottage industry here
• Daily jail bookings for May 7-11
• Former Fargo talk-show host Ed Schultz sued over TV show profits
• Suicide leads police to evidence of drug crime
• Zygi zags for Ramsey County Vikings stadium
• Mitchell man 'glad to be alive' after cliff fall
• Teen involved in high speed fatal crash was from Red Lake
• Hibbing mayor bitten during robbery attempt
• Duluth 'ball slasher' arrested again
• The little engineers that could
• Ugly start to Legislature's home stretch
• On Sat May 7th, MSC hosted a Mother/Daughter Princess Party (21 moms/daughters) for the Legacy Builders of Woodbury. The girls and moms recieved free updos by our students and enjoyed cupcakes and princess crafts. Mrs. Minnesota attended as well!
• Pilot of an Ultralight taken to the hospital after crashing in Polk County
• Dozens attend Bark for Life
• Woodbury resident reappointed by Dayton
• District may hold off on referendum this year
• Minneapolis proposes $895 million Vikings stadium
• 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
• Planning a wedding on a budget
• 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
• Aided by neighbors, police arrest alleged Woodbury drug dealer
• Traffic calming options considered to slow down residential-area speeders
• These students are serious about their trivia
• 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
• Kitchen remodel made easy
• Scoreboard - Friday, May 6
• Daily jail bookings for May 6
• Cass Lake man sentenced in shooting
• Scoreboard - Thursday, May 5
• 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
• Police reports: espresso machine stolen, vehicle break-ins reported
• Willmar juvenile faces 15 charges in crime spree
• Eagle Brook Church may hold services at local school
• Throwing things away? Try consignment
• East Ridge sotfball: Raptors take down Royals
• Focusing on the middle of the pack
• Coming full circle in education
• Daily jail bookings for May 5
• North Dakota caught in the middle of federal wolf plan
• Woodbury business executive mentors at-risk students
• Racino bill lacks votes, but could provide session end game
• Dayton appoints two Woodbury residents to state posts
• Scoreboard - Wednesday, May 4
• SOUCHERAY: The ROI of household chores
• OUR VIEW: City should consider cost in 'traffic calming'
• VIEWPOINT: District 834's future finances not looking so good
• VIEWPOINT: Voters, recognize the quality of our schools
• Woodbury Athlete of the Week: Ben Alberts
• Letters to the editor for May 4
• Woodbury High School names Hill new head football coach
• East Ridge Athlete of the Week: Sophia Bainbridge
• Bark for Life gives paws to celebrate canine caregivers
• MSC Student presentation at the Women's Expo, Globe University, Minneapolis
• NDDOT releases new lists of roads affected by high water
• Magnus proposes state-owned casino in Minneapolis
• Twins, DNR honor 'Break a Bat' program at Afton State Park
• Scoreboard - Tuesday, May 3
• April Showers
• Boys tennis: Break point - Royals take down Raptors on road
• Woodbury boys track & field: Royals earn fourth place at Rosemount
• East Ridge/Woodbury girls lacrosse: Mounds View, Minneapolis trip up surging Griffins
• Woodbury softball: Royals beat Cretin-Derham Hall, Mounds View
• Woodbury baseball: Royals on four-game losing streak
• Legislator predicts end to local government aid in Minnesota
• Nurse, last to see victims before Glensheen murders, passes away
• Discovery Channel show goes 'Ape' over Woodbury natives
• Spanish immersion at Woodbury High School?
• Council turns down singles club's liquor license request
• Daily jail bookings for May 3
• 19 people arrested in connection with narcotics distribution
• Scoreboard - Monday, May 2
• Hundreds sit down for breakfast of faith, words of encouragement
• 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
• Big walleye lakes in Minnesota free of chemical repellant
• Primrose School of Woodbury to build community garden
• Caught egg-handed in Woodbury
• A group of our students will be doing a presentation on “Professional Image While Job Interviewing” at the Women's Day Expo at Globe University in Minneapolis on Tuesday. They will also be doing demonstrations on how to do a quick but pr
• Names released in case of body found near Spiritwood, N.D.
• Daily jail bookings for April 30-May 2
• 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
• East Ridge gymnastics: Brittany Simmons hired as new head coach of Raptors
• Perham-Dent School Board chooses new superintendent finalists
• Woodbury girls basketball: Lionel Jones named new head coach
• Getting some after-school culture
• Northland parents who lost sons in war react to news about bin Laden
• Duluth East grad recounts close call with deadly Alabama storm
• Police: Burglar targeted State Farm building
• 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
• No new leads in Woodbury rape case; business offers free self-defense course in response to incident
• Daily jail bookings for April 29
• Court dismisses Duluth doctor's lawsuit against patient's son
• Authors address adoption's hardest questions
• Update: Small earthquake shook west central Minnesota this morning, no damage reported
• State Patrol responds to double rollover on I-35 outside Duluth
• See it live: MnDOT traffic camera feeds now available
• 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
• Women of all ages come out to "Girls Night Out"
• Did you feel it? Earthquake rattles Alexandria this morning
• Police reports: smash and grab, cornfield crash, swiss cheese tampering and more ...
• Specialist eases kids' hospital experiences
• Afton council to politicians: ante up to march in parade
• N.D. Highway 30 reopened north of Lehr, N.D.
• Flooding damages cabins, lake homes around Perham
• Voter ID bill clears Minn. Senate
• Woodbury men convicted in Taco Bell gun-pointing incident
• To you, we bequeath this royal link
• Weather forces more cancellations Thursday
• It's one sweet dress: RF mom spends six years working on prom outfit
• 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
• RODNEY CHISHOLM TRIAL: Skull showed evidence of trauma
• Scoreboard - Wednesday, April 27
• UPDATED:1 dead in GF house fire
• Capitol notebook: Student athlete says coaches need to understand concussions
• Perham-Dent School District opens superintendent search again
• Two Harbors man sentenced to 40 years in Eveleth murder
• Magic on ice
• City of Hastings to auction off 1969 Ford Mustang on May 7
• More cancelations on Wednesday, April 27
• Our view: Distracted driving message goes for adults, too
• Letters to the editor for April 27
• Woodbury girls basketball: Young earns All-Star tournament MVP honors
• Take a closer look at arts center coming to East Ridge
• Woman accused of abandoning toddler outside Woodbury building sentenced
• Report: County could be out of CTIB by 2014
• NDDOT issues new list of roads affected by high water
• Daily jail bookings for April 26
• AGCO breaks ground for new facility, ready to aid local economy with 110 new jobs
• Sheriff's Office will have prescription drug 'take back' Saturday
• Moorhead man facing six years skips DWI sentencing
• Scoreboard - Monday, April 26
• 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
• Police: Would-be Woodbury thief posed as Xcel worker
• Crews respond to 3M fire in Cottage Grove
• Sexual assault prompts safety concerns at Woodbury's parks
• 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
• Redistricting could mean Washington County Board shakeup
• Daily jail bookings for April 23-25
• 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
• Woman sentenced in Woodbury threats case
• 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
• Breaking News: Police: Female jogger raped in Woodbury park
• UMD's Sandelin talks to Penn State
• Celebrating the young ones
• Snowfall reports from around the Northland
• Survey: Woodbury exhibiting evidence of 'west-to-east movement'
• Driver acquitted in Duluth high school parking lot incident
• One dead, three others hurt after Sawyer County fight
• DWI charges follow 100 mph Woodbury pursuit, crash
• SOUCHERAY: 40 Assets may not be sexy, but do create success
• Barnum man receives stayed sentence for drunken shooting incident at home
• Boat motor of flood-isolated Clay Co. resident stolen
• Earth Day: Recycling tips in south Washington County
• 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
• Woodbury cancer survivor tackles next challenge: triathlon
• Woodbury man charged in Facebook scam targeting women
• VIDEO: Take unique aerial tour over northern Red River Valley floodwaters on UND's ScanEagle
• Grand Forks bridge reopens; NDDOT issues new list of roads affected by flooding
• Schizophrenia is one of the most challenging mental illnesses
• Mental health center looking for people to participate in study of schizophrenia
• Afton, Minn., native goes missing at Grand Teton National Park
• Breaking News: Afton native goes missing at Grand Teton National Park
• Police reports: Walmart rage, snowball tossers and more
• An author with a message
• Wellington yanks letter of intent from State Farm property
• 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
• I need to fix my what?
• NDDOT releases new list of roads affected by high water
• City Council member: Open to 'continuing conversation' with Wellington on State Farm building
• Some East Otter Tail County lakes see record flooding
• East Ridge girls hockey: Former NHL player Craig Norwich named new head coach
• Viewpoint: Status quo being erased at Capitol
• 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
• State: 400 agencies focusing Thursday on distracted driving
• Prep sports cancelations continue Wednesday
• 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
• Survey: Residents happy with quality of life in Woodbury
• 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
• Forecast: Plow? No. Shovel? Maybe. Patience? Definitely
• UMD's Sandelin will be assistant coach for U.S. at World Juniors tourney
• Daily jail bookings for April 19
• Afton man faces child porn charges
• Glenwood, Minn., woman's baby dies after chase suspect crashes into vehicle
• Anti-war group protests Cravaack's votes on military spending
• 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
• Former Duluth cruise boat takes a tumble
• For river communities, a sense of normalcy returns
• Gilday's is local link to the global fair trade movement
• High five, Easter Bunny
• ATF offers up to $5,000 reward in Atwater arson
• Hudson Dems: 'Big news' coming tonight in Harsdorf recall effort
• 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
• Jail bookings for April 15-18
• Washington County Clean water projects on display
• Washington County property taxes, values decline
• VIDEO: View a month of Fargo's Red River flood in time-lapse photos
• 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
• More snow possible for the Northland this week
• Hudson man convicted in shooting case sentenced to prison time
• 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'
• Local teen vying to be Queen of the Lakes
• UPDATE: Saginaw woman missing since Monday found safe
• Woodbury Community Expo draws big crowd
• Duluth judge goes from black robe to black belt
• Tea Party ralliers in Duluth decry big government
• Boys tennis: Woodbury tournament canceled
• Scoreboard - Friday, April 15
• UPDATE: Up to 6 inches of snow so far in the Northland
• Woodbury drug possession case spells jail for man, 24
• Faces of courage on display at Woodbury library
• Update: Ron Wood likely to become interim president of Southwest Minnesota State University
• Brookston, Minn., man killed in rollover identified
• The 'peeple's' choice
• UMD's Faulk signs NHL contract with Carolina
• Woodbury's Fritz prepares for 2011 Special Olympics
• Domski, Tomai, Schmidt win Athena awards
• Scoreboard - Thursday, April 14
• Stillwater School Board approves $160,000 contract for new superintendent
• Vikings owner offers lawmaker comfort
• S.D. sheriff arrested, processed in neighboring county after being charged with embezzling public property
• Breaking News: Woodbury, Oakdale men indicted on federal health care fraud, money laundering charges
• Crash survivors give East Ridge students sobering message
• Police reports: Attempted burglaries, mustard dowsings and more ...
• VIDEO: Aerial valley flood tour Wednesday from Fargo to Grand Forks
• Viewpoint: Working through school choice, boundary adjustments
• Thriving in the beer biz, and thirsty for more
• It's a boy: New lemur at the zoo
• City: Destroyed house must be demolished
• Minnesota River communities assess flood damage
• Floodwaters dropping on the Minnesota River
• Letters to the editor for April 13
• Boys baseball: Royals finally deliver in shutout over Park
• Attorney General Jackley warns of grandparent scam targeting the state
• Got questions? Don't raise your hand, just look on your iPad
• Our View: Make memories - not tragedies - at prom
• Fargo man accidentally shoots himself in hand
• Play tackles Tourette syndrome, OCD through fairy tales
• Woodbury police: Windstorm claim led to illegal windfall
• 'Wheel' payout for Woodbury worker: cash, trips
• 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
• An author with a message
• Woman, child rescued by Coast Guard team
• Duluth city councilor mulls run against Cravaack
• Lake Superior study heats up with more sensors, more data
• Minnesota Court of Appeals rules against Afton developer
• Breckenridge teenagers speak out about Otter Tail River rescue
• Hudson priest charged with felony theft
• Hudson priest charged with theft
• Volunteers recognized for community service work
• 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.
• Feds, local SWAT make arrests in western Wisconsin
• Abortion legislation gaining traction in Minn.
• 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
• Woodbury softball: Royals shutout by Hastings in opener
• Hermantown man rescued from submerged vehicle
• Duluth retirees' health-care lawsuit goes to Minnesota Supreme Court
• UPDATED: Gov. Mark Dayton visits East Ridge High School
• VIEW FROM THE SKY: State leaders and FEMA representatives tour overland flooding in rural areas
• Porky's cruisin' on over to Hastings
• MSC hosted an awesome event for Cosmetology industry leaders on Sunday! The L'ANZA Healing Haircolor class was presented by Creative Team Member Matt Swinney and L'ANZA Colorist, Julie Yearsley! Check out Matt in action at:
• 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
• NDDOT releases new list of roads affected by high water
• Set, hut! Vikings stadium bills introduced today
• U.S. Highway 212 reopens between Granite Falls and Montevideo
• UPDATED 5:00 P.M.: Aerial video of flooding; flood photo galleries
• WHS goes to the prom
• 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
• Visiting author to share 'the literary life'
• Minnesota River reaches new crests, starting to recede
• Writing is child's play for author
• Man sentenced in stolen goods, drug cases
• 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
• District opts for depression awareness training
• Full access: 2011 spring sports preview
• Heart clinic to open Monday in Woodbury
• 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
• Red Rock rollout
• 'Miracle' ballpark for special-needs kids nears first pitch
• Woodbury police herald major data upgrade
• 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
• Afton resident wins $10K in lottery
• St. Croix River to reach flood stage this weekend
• 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
• Woodbury woman pleads guilty in juvenile sex case
• 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
• Woodbury worker to spin 'Wheel of Fortune'
• '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
• Scoreboard - Wednesday, April 6
• 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
• Dayton declares flood emergency
• 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
• Gov. Dayton to speak next week at East Ridge
• 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
• 2011 Spring Preview: High hurdles - Royals boys track team turns to new faces after losing 20 seniors
• 2011 Spring Preview: New Woodbury girls track coach Moore looks to improve team's depth
• 2011 Spring Preview: Youthful New Life track team should have 'exciting year'
• 2011 Spring Preview: MSA Dragons have largest team in history
• 2011 Spring Preview: Raptors girls track hoping for a state trip
• 2011 Spring Preview: East Ridge boys track team look to send first athlete to state
• 2011 Spring Preview
• 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
• Woodbury's Weik defends CTIB membership
• Renter sentenced for threatening Woodbury landlords with gun
• Duluth man who police say shot himself contests evidence
• 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
• To Kenya, with hugs and care
• Truck driver facing charges in connection with massive pile-up on I-94
• MSC is having a "Formal Spring Fashion Show" today! Our students are using their cosmetology and fashion creativity while strutting their stuff down the catwalk. Be sure to check out the pictures tomorrow!
• 'Road Show' in Hudson separates treasure from trash
• Bemidji is the only Minnesota city to be named one of 32 cities for EPA program
• Doors founder, Ray Manzarek, headlines Fargo Blues Fest
• Woodbury residents to be honored for volunteerism
• 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
• Former Speaker Sviggum opts for regent job
• Passport pic discount coming to county office in Woodbury
• 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
• Rolling with robots
• A 'Heritage Village' in Woodbury?
• Woodbury residents told to expect 'rough ending' at Legislature
• Man reported missing early Saturday in Yellow Medicine County, Minn.
• Jennie-O Turkey Store recalls about 55,000 pounds of frozen turkey burgers
• Woman sentenced for check forgery
• Winter storm warnings, advisories issued for the Northland
• Federal budget unknowns may affect local program
• Son of Duluthians gives firsthand look at Japan relief effort
• Our view: Orput's ideas intriguing
• Duluth woman ordered to pay restitution in welfare fraud case
• Man sentenced for fleeing Woodbury police
• South Dakota's Rep. Noem does not name cuts when questioned
• UPDATED: Fargo crowned 'America's Toughest Weather City'
• House speaker punts on Vikings stadium bill - for now
• Bismarck site for closed meeting with NCAA over Sioux nickname
• Two killed in separate crashes off state Highway 61
• Staff blog: Sorry White Castle fans; restaurant has no immediate plans to come to the FM
• Laid off workers at Bongards' in Perham are back to work
• Victim's mother wants justice, defendant seeks redemption
• Norwegians prepare Duluth for royal treatment
• Residents comment on proposed Woodbury Drive improvements
• Orput maps out big plans despite tight budgets
• Moose on the loose on Lake Bemidji? Someone plays elaborate April Fool's joke
• Gordmans celebrates grand opening
• Local healthcare company donates to Japan's earthquake recovery
• Afton businesses stay above water
• Stadium legislation: Public would be saddled with no more than $300 million
• Senate education bill shifts funding to reading
• Fargo and Bradford, Pa., duke it out for "America's Toughest Weather City" title
• SOUCHERAY: Work ethic: Where have you gone?
• Authorities identify Fergus Falls robbery suspect who was later found dead
• Second crest of Mississippi River is expected
• Legislators call for timeout on Vikings stadium bill
• Snowfall moves Fargo-Moorhead into third place for snowiest seasons
• Poor, disabled, elderly stand to lose under Senate health care bill
• Letters to the editor for March 30
• WHS teacher explains complexities behind 'Huck Finn'
• Senate OKs cutting 15 percent of state workforce
• 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
• Swimming: SEMS swim team racks up medals at USA state meet
• East Ridge track & field: And they're off
• Cold could prevent major flooding in Red Wing
• 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
• Our very own MSC student, Charity Purfeerst, placed in the Student Competition at the Beauty Show in Chicago this past weekend! WAY TO GO, Charity! We are very proud of you! Congrats to all students that participated in the competition, what an amazing e
• Sophomore battling cancer to attend the Junior-Senior Prom
• GOP Legislature votes to reduce college funding
• 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
• Courts gets steady funding, but not public safety, in Senate bill
• Tower woman cited for neglect after animals die of starvation
• City of Woodbury to launch new website
• Project Lead the Way programs at WHS and East Ridge receive certifications
• Man accidentally shot himself in the leg near Hawley
• The students at the Minnesota School of Cosmetology are pampering the Senior Citizens (62+) in our community by offering a haircut, style, or manicure treatment FREE of charge on Tuesday, March 29!
• Dayton wants to see complete GOP budget plan
• 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
• South Washington County Schools plans $5 million in cuts
• 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
• Woodbury youth hockey: U12A girls consolation title 'bittersweet'
• Woodbury Junior Gold hockey team wins state title
• Woodbury youth hockey: 'A' Bantams finish second in state
• Woodbury youth hockey: 'Hockey town'
• Coyote, black Lab form unlikely partnership in Duluth
• Cravaack objects to Cirrus sale
• Hundreds of volunteers turn out to fill sandbags in Hastings
• Girls basketball: Preller named Minnesota Coach of the Year
• 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
• Stillwater selects new superintendent
• Vision unclear for future of small libraries
• Engaging through social studies
• 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
• 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
• MSUM athletic director reaches out to WCHA commissioner
• Snow total moves past 2009 mark
• Slain student's friends holding candlelight vigil tonight in Perham
• Memorial planned for slain Perham student
• State opens emergency flood center
• Water over Highway 75 at location three miles south of Madison
• Woodbury Council considers solar system at public safety building
• 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
• All elementary and middle school after-school activites canceled
• Lock and Dam in Hastings prepares for flood; crest now forecast at 20.8 feet
• Park batting cage collapses on golfers, causing minor injuries; cage use halted
• 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.
• Budget cut plan fires up state auditor
• Less snow forecast for the Twin Ports
• East Ridge tennis: U.S. picks Rydberg for World Team Cup
• Section realignment: Small changes, big impact on area high schools
• Red Cross opening shelters for stranded travelers
• Lightning strikes Woodbury home
• Former Newport mayor was a 'tough act to follow'
• Woodbury considers increasing tree canopy
• Missing Canosia Township woman found in St. Paul
• Woodbury inventor looks to ease sandbaggers' efforts
• MSC will be having a jeans day ($2) on Fri March 25 and Sat March 26 to support the devastated families in Japan. All proceeds will go to Save the Children.
• 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
• Edward Jaworski pleads guilty in DWI crash
• Lake County dispatcher dies after snowmobile accident
• Officials optimistic Iron Range lab escaped damage in mine fire
• Cafe derived from catering business opens in Woodbury
• Edible bouquets for any occasion
• N.D. gas prices fall 6.3 cents a gallon since last week
• Crews make progress in combating Iron Range mine fire
• Woodbury's Smith honored as a USA Track and Field Athlete of the Year
• 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
• Bachmann: 'It's time for this bridge to be built'
• 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
• No property tax increase in Bielenberg financing options
• Woodbury man calls on lawmakers to increase carbon monoxide awareness
• Woodbury man has flood volunteers' backs
• Woodbury grows 33 percent; city officials not surprised
• 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
• Police reports: K2 confiscated, bus crash, more
• North Dakota native still waiting for flight out of northern Japan
• SOUCHERAY: Commit to, follow through on family mission statement
• Readers' insight: What do you think of Woodbury's growth?
• A Palace of a preschool at WHS
• Crews to Continue Search for Murdered Cooperstown, ND, Man's Body
• Census: Woodbury now 10th largest Minnesota city
• 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
• Letters to the editor for March 16
• From Duluth to Japan: Man helps aid group's relief efforts
• Police arrest 4 in attempted Woodbury break-in
• County libraries closed Wednesday; long-term planning begins
• 833 School Board member: No more free trips
• East Ridge Athlete of the Week: Dillon Johnson
• Woodbury Athlete of the Week: Rickey Suggs
• Q&A with Adam Schwartz
• 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
• Bemidji man accused of driving drunk, hitting squad car in Duluth
• University of Minnesota Duluth serves need in American Indian community
• Woodbury duo honored at Miss Minnesota International pageant
• SPRING FEVER AT MSC!!! 14th- 16th: Spring Fever Week! Professional dress, but can wear SPRING COLORS and no smocks! 17th: Happy St Patrick’s Day! Wear green and jeans, green food potluck, games and prizes for lucky leprechauns! 18th and 19th: Hawa
• Woodbury actors take 'An Irish Journey'
• Whole Foods Co-op has grown over the years into a full-service store
• Organic food sales keep increasing - including at Whole Foods Co-op
• S.D. Secretary of State Gant warns donors to 'Check out the Charity' before you write the check
• Failed electronics stop Willmar wind turbine
• Dent, Minn., woman critical after two-car crash Saturday
• NWS says warm-up will trigger spring thaw this week; potential storm a 'growing concern'
• 'America's Most Wanted' suspect captured in Hastings
• Fargo police need volunteers to help during flood
• Suspect from America's Most Wanted found at library in Hastings
• Mi Familia restaurant closes its doors
• Anglers brave thin ice in quest for Lake Superior 'loopers
• Wis. governor greeted at Washburn fundraiser by thousands of protesters
• New Life boys bounced in third round
• 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
• Arduous intersection: Tower Drive and Afton Road
• 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
• Program offers job search coaching online
• Hastings man killed in St. Paul workplace accident
• UPDATED: Fargo roads filling in with snow, difficult travel conditions reported to the west
• Learning from their 'grandparents'
• Hockey parent collapses from heart attack, community supports family in playoff game
• Woodbury police reports: Quick change artists reported
• Flood of 2011 could be Hastings' second-worst on record
• Sir, yes sir: Woodbury's Shellito confirmed as VA commissioner
• Hudson's St. Croix Meadows up for sale
• Ohio men drive 20 hours to build sandbags for Fargo
• State government, environment budgets targeted in GOP plan
• Mayor Walaker: I'd be "shocked" if Red River crests above 41 feet
• Mock trial team argues its way to state
• UPDATED: Children in Tuesday head-on identified; investigation continues
• Protesters rally in front of courthouse in Superior
• 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
• Stillwater superintendent candidates winnowed to three
• Woodbury burglar nabbed with citizen's help sentenced
• Column: These pages aren't only way to share your voice
• Letters to the editor for March 9
• Superior nurse pleads guilty to stealing painkiller from hospital
• Dispute over television leads to assault charge against Hastings man
• Authorities find owner of snowmobile that fell through Lake Superior ice
• Montevideo City Council approves raising levees
• Art abounds at WHS
• Hastings' Smead Manufacturing to lay off 50 workers
• About 50 Smead employees in Hastings to lose their jobs
• Woodbury boys basketball: Royals stay alive, beat Henry Sibley 92-79
• Budget cuts may put vulnerable adults out of work
• 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
• Preserving cultural fabric
• Duluth woman admits to welfare fraud
• WHS student tops state poetry recitation competition
• Stillwater superintendent finalists named
• 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
• UPDATE: Man who plotted random Woodbury murder civilly committed
• 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
• UPDATE: New teacher-licensing law impact a question mark
• UPDATED: Man accused of pointing shotgun at Fargo police
• Roads are still slick; 27 crashes reported in Alexandria region Sunday
• Letters to the editor for March 2
• SOUCHERAY: Have your family make a statement
• Our view: Attorneys made right call; will Legislature?
• Northland Outdoors: Beetles clean up on European mounts
• A beauty queen with a cause
• Scoreboard - Saturday, March 5
• Time magazine examines Superior killings involving Iraq War veteran
• Suspicious item in Duluth Central High School lot leads to evacuation
• Woodbury girl will be reaching for the stars
• WHS student rescued in 'life-or-death moment'
• East Ridge wrestling: Bachmann falls in first round, needs help to stay alive
• Woodbury wrestling: Herold-Plakut, Donnelly win first state matches
• WDAY 6 News obtains computer data of where Sandbag Central volunteers are coming from
• Jaworski, accused in 2010 DWI crash, arrested again
• Hudson teachers, district play waiting game
• District 833 School Board rejects proposed class-size increase
• Woodbury natives self-producing new Web series
• Drugs found in underwear; charges result
• Dayton signs bill speeding permits
• Fighting Sioux Fan Among Libyan Rebels?
• District 833 to consider $3 million in cuts tonight
• Senate Dayton tax plan defeat called theater
• Gabbard continuing recovery, could be transferred to rehab facility soon
• Woodbury girls basketball: Royals cruise to 21 point win over Cretin in section opener
• 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
• Scoreboard - Wednesday, March 2
• Eden Valley man, 51, pleads not guilty in crash that killed Norwegian judge
• Sgt. Maklad, other Woodbury officers commended
• Rocking on in 'Blatant' fashion
• Webcam used to nab Woodbury suspect in theft case
• Police reports: Rage against a tow truck driver, more
• Woodbury, East Ridge Mock Trial team heading to state championship
• Woodbury girls basketball: Royals earn No. 2 seed, face Cretin-Derham Hall
• East Ridge Athlete of the Week: Adam Schwartz
• Woodbury Athlete of the Week: Greg Norsten
• Swimming & Diving: Royals, Raptors make a splash at sections
• Wrestling: Plakut, Donnelly, Bachmann qualify for state
• Significant flood could cause delay in Hastings bridge project
• Super Target now open in Woodbury
• Scoreboard - Tuesday, March 1
• Would-be I-94 jumper taken into custody in Hudson
• For sale: Selma's Ice Cream Parlour
• Bailey students are top Minnesota team in Knowledge Master Open
• Jail bookings through Feb. 28
• Thirty deserving students and a few lucky instructors are spending the day at Salon Lili in Minnetonka, shadowing and experiencing salon life with the staff. The salon is also training the students by demonstrating a Bumble and Bumble BlowDry. Salon Lili
• Woodbury girls basketball: Preller to retire at year's end
• Rosemount High School graduate killed in Afghanistan
• Hargis returns to private sector
• Police: Suspect used sawed-off shotgun in Newport robbery
• Afton hires former interim city administrator as consultant
• Legal-ease
• UPDATE: $1.2 billion in good budget news helps nursing homes and rich
• Viewpoint: Are our courthouses safe?
• SOUCHERAY: What Betty Crocker never saw coming
• Viewpoint: Raising the bar for Minnesota students
• Letters to the editor for Feb. 23
• Minn. attorneys: juvenile prostitutes won't be prosecuted
• Q&A with Alison McKeever
• A fairytale evening
• Scoreboard - Thursday, Feb. 24
• It's prison time for man convicted of Woodbury auto theft
• Woodbury will not intervene in 3M civil suit
• Woodbury's Aperitif set to close
• WHS student heading to state poetry recitation competition
• Friends, colleagues mourn loss of Stafford
• Woodbury Athlete of the Week: Justin Herold-Plakut
• East Ridge Athlete of the Week: Kelvin Walz
• Appointment process starts strong for Woodbury's Shellito
• MSC Students did the models' Hair and Makeup @ University of MN Fashion Show: Distortion! It was an awesome, busy Saturday!
• Wild encounters: Coyote sightings on rise in Woodbury
• Minnesota unions, governor support Wisconsin workers
• Officials: Downtown Afton could be inundated with spring floods
• Lake Middle School gets a taste of Broadway with school musical
• Woodbury boys soccer: Miller named Gatorade Player of the Year
• Development strategy tweaked for Cottage Grove drive-in theater site
• Washington County 4-H receives $500 from Afton City Council
• Scoreboard - Tuesday, Feb. 22
• Students and staff will be able to wear jeans on Thurs Feb 24, Fri Feb 25 and Sat Feb 26 for $1 per day. All proceeds go to Relay for Life: American Cancer Society!
• Thank you to everyone who participated in the MSC Family Potluck last Friday and Saturday! DELICIOUS! :)
• Minnesota House committee eats up 'cheeseburger bill'
• Harnessing their brain power
• The end of the trail for Afton sled dogs
• Boys hockey: Section 3AA preview
• Minn. lawmakers reheat 'cheeseburger bill'
• Woodbury woman honored by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
• Cottage Grove man dies when motorcycle hits cow in Florida
• Union supporters rally in Hudson
• East Ridge senior Ann Haering dies
• A February whiteout: snow to last into Monday
• Business picks pesky scalp critters
• Could Wisconsin-type protests happen in Minnesota?
• Gymnastics: Raptors' Robinette headed to state
• The future of science
• Scoreboard - Friday, Feb. 18
• State Farm building won't see special legislation this year
• It's a law: Lillie's bill is first to be signed by Dayton
• Scoreboard - Thursday, Feb. 17
• Feds look into developer with Woodbury property ties
• Woodbury man reflects on Egyptian revolution
• Parents give District 833 'B' for student achievement, want more technology
• Woodbury man scratches his way to $10,000
• OUR VIEW: County Board wise to maintain transit program involvement
• Viewpoint: Let common sense guide gun bill debate
• Viewpoint: Making a difference - now and in the future
• SOUCHERAY: Family meals - more food for thought
• Letters to the editor for Feb. 16
• Alpine skiing state race: Raptors take seventh as team, Koprucki earns All-State
• They're off to see the Wizard
• Fight for Frau
• Woodbury Athlete of the Week: Karl Lund and Matt Stefeley
• East Ridge Athlete of the Week: Elizabeth Koprucki
• Washington County Board backs photo ID at polls
• Woodbury Borders store spared from chopping block
• The fight for frau: New Life students rally behind German teacher
• Washington County 4-H receives $500 from Afton
• Teens a force behind 'Together it Gets Better' event
• Students rally for tuition increase cap
• Woodbury key component in I-94 transit options
• New Life Academy girls basketball: Lutes goes over 2,000 points in win
• Scoreboard - Tuesday, Feb. 15
• City report shows increase in jobs, decline in residential housing values
• Dayton mixes cuts with take hikes in budget plan
• Sorel nomination OK'd; commissioner awaits full Senate vote
• Finance, not policy, under deadline pressure from lawmakers
• DNR plans land purchases through 2035
• Woodbury, Minn., woman named state's new bridge engineer
• Powering to the core
• Woodbury veteran leads senators in Pledge
• Woodbury's rinks closed for the season
• Beyond gymnastics
• Scoreboard - Friday, Feb. 11
• Congratulations to Stacy Mereness, Veronica Thompson and Charity Purfeerst for being accepted to the 2011 Minnesota Salon & Spa SWAT Team! (Students With Awesome Talent!)
• The future of science
• Q&A with Julie Dornseif
• In their blood
• Scoreboard - Thursday, Feb. 10
• District 834 School Board approves new boundaries
• East Ridge Athlete of the Week: Tom Drtina
• CHECK program raises over $3,000 to fight cancer
• Teams dedicate games to Ann Haering
• Budget-cut bill heads to Dayton
• Boundary changes present difficult decisions
• Searching for an umbrella
• Letters to the editor for Feb. 9
• Scoreboard - Wednesday, Feb. 9
• It's back to the 50s with 'Birdie'
• Washington County likely to remain in transit tax consortium
• Dayton calls for compromise in first State of the State address
• Scoreboard - Tuesday, Feb. 8
• Afton hires new city administrator
• Deaf Woodbury student may cheer in silence, but she doesn't cheer alone
• Dems target Bachmann on eve of national conservative conference
• Man sentenced in 100-mph Woodbury DWI pursuit case
• Move afoot to sunset parts of government
• Man, 20, charged with prostituting Woodbury woman through Craigslist
• Scoreboard - Monday, Feb. 7
• She's got talent
• Bringing music together
• Scoreboard - Saturday, Feb. 5
• Scoreboard - Friday, Feb. 4
• Winter carnival royalty, Vulcans descend on Woodbury
• Facing off in the family dance off
• Voters ID bills discussed
• SEC Music Festival coming to WHS
• Scoreboard - Thursday, Feb. 3
• Budget concerns Ritchie
• New teacher license bill advances
• Superintendent search is critical
• Woodbury's character not lost on new editor
• First budget cut heads to negotiations
• English bills introduced
• Woodbury woman nabs $10,000 in lotto
• E-readers coming to Woodbury library
• Hill Murray High School announces new president
• Letters to the editor for Feb. 2
• Climbing the musical ladder
• Sunday liquor bill in
• Metrodome roof decision expected soon
• A rare pair
• Four WHS students sign letters of intent
• Senate votes to allow nuclear power plants
• Inventing with Legos
• High school students share their voices
• Charges: Woodbury man bilked out of $115,000 by former Minn. sheriff
• Recruiting allegations unfounded, district says
• City reminds residents: remember winter parking restrictions
• One act turned into three
• Two Woodbury elementary schools to get early dismissal
• Scoreboard - Saturday, Jan. 29
• Girls basketball: Woodbury wallops East Ridge
• Scoreboard - Friday, Jan. 28
• Vikings stadium bill likely back again soon
• Coming off rebuttal, Bachmann all the rage
• Relay events kick off Feb. 1
• Man pleads guilty in federal case involving Woodbury business
• SOUCHERAY: Helping our kids be successful in school
• Relay for Life of South Washington County to Make its Debut at Woodbury Theatre for Captain’s Team Kick-Off Event
• Woodbury boys basketball: Royals take No. 8 Roseville to overtime, but fall 84-77
• Beefing up the bench
• Lohmer, Kieffer join Republican push for photo voter ID
• Woodbury man charged with burglary, assault
• Having a ball
• Second annual District One-Act Play Festival coming
• Boundary discussions winding down
• Our view: State Farm building gets second chance
• Viewpoint: Making a difference - one at a time
• Viewpoint: Precedent should guide compost practices
• Letters to the editor for Jan. 26
• Scoreboard - Tuesday, Jan. 25
• East Ridge target of Park student-athlete recruiting allegations
• Accolades follow performance
• Commissioner Weik rejects call to exit transit consortium
• A 'jewel' of a volunteer
• Afton staffing plan approval still on hold
• Afton City Council says 'no more extensions for Cedar Bluff'
• Where it all adds up
• Dayton rejects Bachmann health-care request
• Scoreboard - Saturday, Jan. 22
• Pure intensity
• Scoreboard - Friday, Jan. 21
• Rapunzel's Relic visited MSC for an awesome presentation on hair extensions this week! To see pictures and learn more, check out www.rapunzels-relic.com/blog
• Gymnastics: East Ridge breaks 140 points in win over Woodbury
• Going for the 'win-win'
• 'Huck Finn' discussion attracts '60 Minutes' to Woodbury High School
• Woodbury's young scientists
• Eight WHS students walk away with art awards
• Scoreboard - Thursday, Jan. 20
• SOUCHERAY: A winter carnival for all
• Nordic skiing: Area teams hit slopes for MLK Day conference race
• Two Woodbury educators in running for top teacher award
• Alpine skiing: Raptors' Koprucki, Royals' Stefely win meets for PWER
• Q&A with Emily Moris
• Woodbury boys basketball: Royals beat Forest Lake, snap losing streak
• Kieffer sees opportunity in Wis. governor's pro-business proclamation
• VIEWPOINT: The State Patrol catches up with Harvey
• In Woodbury, Pawlenty admits rhetoric not always toned down
• OUR VIEW: State action on county requests will be watched
• Woodbury stands to lose under GOP budget plan
• East Ridge boys basketball: Raptors take down Stillwater 68-55
• Proposed sled dog ordinance fails in Afton
• Snyder named chamber's top citizen for 2010
• Retail, senior housing proposed for State Farm campus
• Council punts on changes to environmental policy
• Chief of staff: WHS's Anderson honored
• VIEWPOINT: What would Dr. King say today?
• Addressing bullying through art
• Woodbury City Council to look into trunk sewer line
• GJ&M back in court
• Boys hockey: Raptors roll over Wolfpack for first-ever intra-district win
• Woodbury boys hockey: Pederson, Turner pace Royals in win over Mounds View
• Superheroes and their super moms
• Woodbury girls hockey: Royals tie sixth-ranked White Bear Lake
• Scoreboard - Friday, Jan. 14
• Hargis appointed by Dayton to Met Council nomination team
• Scoreboard - Thursday, Jan. 13
• Man charged in Woodbury drug bust
• Winning geography gold
• New Youth Service Bureau leader takes helm
• SOUCHERAY: Reading a good book
• Snow helping at Afton? Naturally, but in more ways than one
• McOverhaul: Restaurant plans to rebuild, expand drive-through
• County to local legislators: give us some relief
• Valley Crossing named a "family-friendly school"
• Former St. Paul Park man charged in child porn case
• East Ridge girls basketball: Raptors win first conference game behind Swanson's 25 points
• Woodbury's Shellito named veterans' affairs commissioner
• East Ridge boys basketball: Pahl's 21 points helps Raptors beat Hastings
• Woodbury boys basketball: Royals fall 64-44 to No. 7 Cretin-Derham Hall
• District looks to budget reserves to erase deficit
• Afton maps out 2011 goals
• Country Mile organizers tap community for logo
• Chamber of Commerce names first-ever executive director
• OUR VIEW: Drug's ban makes sense
• Woodbury Lakes property aqcuired in real estate deal
• Lawmakers move toward nuclear, coal power approval
• On friends and needles: WHS students learn to knit
• East Ridge planning team named 2010 Education Team of the Year
• Foreclosure workshop aims to aid distressed homeowners
• Dayton to convene security meeting
• Woodbury Home Depot among businesses targeted for suspicious mailings
• Woodbury named a top city in national list
• Afton's doggone ordinance
• Citizens academy application being taken
• New Life Academy girls basketball: Eagles hand No. 4 St. Croix Lutheran first loss of season
• Woodbury girls basketball: Young lifts Royals to road win over Stillwater
• Woodbury boys basketball: Royals sunk by Stillwater in final seconds
• Scoreboard - Friday, Jan. 7
• Q&A with Sam Greeley
• WHS office coordinator receives state award
• Woodbury boys hockey: Turner, Myers-Beck help Royals bring down Park
• Girls hockey: Hastings defeats East Ridge
• Girls hockey: Woodbury falls to Chaska/Chanhassen
• Scoreboard - Thursday, Jan. 6
• Pawlenty to hold book signing in Woodbury
• You skated, we snapped
• 2010 Year in Review: A year of firsts
• Armed robbery reported in Woodbury
• Police investigate woman's death in Cottage Grove
• Woodbury girls basketball: Royals crush Hastings 70-23
• Girls basketball: Park holds on for win over rival Raptors
• Woodbury boys basketball: Royals hammer Hastings
• Afton to promote assistant administrator to administrator position
• New year, new issues: 2011 in Woodbury
• VIEWPOINT: In the dead of winter, thoughts of landscaping arise
• Letters to the editor for Jan. 5
• Boys basketball: Raptors pull away in second half, beat Park by 30
• OUR VIEW: City's reallocation of HUD dollars example of systemic problem
• Scoreboard - Tuesday, Jan. 4
• Weik, others sworn into county posts
• New Legislature today means major Capitol power shift
• Dome withstood storm, but future holds questions
• No drop in Washington County traffic deaths
• Former Woodbury city attorney dies
• Wis. woman charged with felony in Woodbury swindle case
• Dayton prepares to become 40th Minnesota governor
• A new "New Years Baby" in Woodbury
• Afton Alps co-founder dies
• Scoreboard - Thursday, Dec. 30
• Afton approves budget, levy
• Public to comment on boundaries in Stillwater Area School District
• SOUCHERAY: For the New Year, a 'green' experiment gone good
• Teachable moments: Nearly half of District 833 coaches also teach in local classrooms
• Woodbury boys basketball: Don't call it a sibling rivalry
• East Ridge girls hockey: Bergloff nets game winner as Raptors top Blades in overtime
• Bulletin recaps top stories for 2010
• East Ridge boys basketball: Raptors comeback to beat St. Paul Humboldt in Trinity tourney
• Woodbury girls hockey: Royals fall 3-0 to host Andover in first round of holiday tourney
• Woodbury boys hockey: Royals fall to Eagan 5-1 in Section 3AA preview
• Holiday hours coming for Central Park, Lookout Ridge
• Viewpoint: Magic was in the air with district holiday performances
• WEEKLY POLICE BLOTTER
• Men found in Cottage Grove charged in axe assault and robbery
• Dayton sets Landmark inaugural
• Viewpoint: A guy can learn a lot about Woodbury from its fine people
• Letters to the editor for Dec. 29
• WHS students celebrate 'Ugly Sweater Day'
• A new Legislature: Transportation enjoys dedicated funds
• Peterson honored by Washington County colleagues
• Woodwinds starts new cancer care initiative
• Sledding down the slope
• SOUCHERAY: Celebrating New Year's Eve in Woodbury
• Drop-off locations ready to accept Christmas tree
• Pawlenty disputes, strongly, that he ignored Minnesota
• Woodbury girls basketball: Royals upset by North St. Paul in tourney opener
• Christmas lights enthusiast carries on grandfather's tradition
• East Ridge boys hockey: Greeley, McDonough help Raptors beat Cretin-Derham Hall
• Woodbury boys hockey: Royals are white-hot
• Royals boys hoopsters battle, come up short at Rosemount
• Woodbury falls to Hastings at home in girls hockey
• A tea bar opens in town
• Viewpoint: The shared failure of Democrats, Republicans
• Letters to the editor for Dec. 22
• Viewpoint: Great communities make for great schools
• Raptors' Rodriguez is back on the ice
• Viewpoint: A grandfather's dream becomes a Christmas lesson for grandchildren
• Hargis reflects on 18-plus year of service to city
• Minnesota's 5.3 million people keep 8 U.S. House seats
• Man charged in sexual assault at group home
• East Ridge gymnastics: Raptors score seaon-high 135.5, beat Bears
• Pawlenty says he concentrates in Minnesota issues
• District 833 'powers down' for holidays
• Pawlenty seeks ag disaster in four counties
• Connecting with the little ones
• Future Spanish Immersion expansion still possible
• Retail building goes solar
• Elementary, middle school activites canceled; high school activities continue
• Skating rinks' opening delayed
• Local gym issues "Lifestyle" challenge for six area residents
• Royals tankers place third at home invite
• Woodbury girls basketball: Royals top Wolfpack
• Santa came to town
• Woodbury boys hockey: Royals beat Cretin-Derham Hall 5-2
• East Ridge boys hockey: Raptors fall to Bears 5-2 in penalty-laden game
• Dayton, GOP senators differ on stadium, but want to cut permitting time
• City plans to recognize 'heroes' who adopt a fire hydrant
• SOUCHERAY: Grieving the loss of those close to home
• Knitting some hope
• New Life Academy boys basketball: Eagles fall to Concordia in MCAA opener
• Woodbury boys basketball: Royals stung by Hornets
• East Ridge boys basketball; Raptors fall to St. Louis Park
• Alpine skiing: PWER opens season Tuesday; Raptors, Koprucki take second
• City ice rinks expected to open Dec. 26
• Two men argue over snow; one cited
• New river rules raise concerns in Newport
• Letters to the editor for Dec. 15
• WEEKLY POLICE BLOTTER
• Putting on their ballet shoes for holiday play
• Woodbury boys golf: Mike Anderson named new head coach
• Afton ice rink to officially open Dec. 22
• East Ridge softball: Nemo hired as new head coach
• Girls basketball: Woodbury thumps East Ridge
• A whole new ballgame for Woodbury, East Ridge kids
• Conservation conversation continue in Afton
• Superintendent's Viewpoint: Reversing the polarity
• Our View: Congratulations due to Mayor Hargis for a job well done
• A 'dog-eat-dog' ordinance debate
• Living out her dream job
• Council approves purchase to expand Cree Park
• No pay raise for County Board; sheriff gets a bump
• Results of community needs survey presented at WCF event
• City Council approves amendment to stormwater drainage ordinance
• Board approves funding outline for land program
• Making mountains out of mohills
• Washington County administrator honored for outstanding service
• WHS reschedules ACT test for Dec. 18
• Bielenberg dome could re-open this afternoon
• School is in session Monday for South Washington County, district officials say
• College student who died in St. Paul house fire was from Woodbury
• Woodbury digs out
• All District 833 sporting events called off
• Christmas history for adults at King of Kings
• Central Park 'Breakfast with Santa' event canceled
• Breaking News: Many high school athletic activities canceled
• 'A night in Bethlehem' at Resurrection Lutheran
• Light the Way Church to present Christmas musical 'Two from Galilee'
• 'Lost and Found' Christmas benefit concert at Grace of God
• Children's Christmas musical based on 'Clue'
• Holiday party Dec. 13 at Woodbury Baptist Church
• All invited to Advent/Christmas events at St. Peter in Afton
• 'Wonderful News' festival concert at Woodbury Lutheran
• Pawlenty passes baton to Dayton
• Authorities make arrest in Hastings, Minn., case in which vandal spray-painted six homes and several cars
• East Ridge musical receives Hennepin Theatre Trust awards
• Breakfast with Santa event Saturday at Central Park
• 'Christmas for Kids' at Salem Lutheran
• Dayton gains a bit as quiet recount starts
• For most, a drop in county taxes
• Recount underway in Washington County
• Black Friday chill
• Woodbury's top cop to join Klobuchar in news conference on organized retail crime
• Afton City Council approves amended wind energy ordinance
• Giving pets a second chance at life, love
• Big talker likes the hometown crowd
• Hargis gives his final 'State of the City' address
• Some residents still upset over Afton animal control ordinance
• Ridgestone second addition gets council nod
• City Council runner-up issues two requests
• Public access key in county land program
• County responding to Emmer election data requests
• Future transit funds lure board
• Woodbury native named president of state Senate
• Veterans Day salute
• Republicans 'dig in' after big win
• Pulkrabek, Weik look forward to new terms on County Board
• Hargis appreciation program set for Nov. 15
• Driver killed in I-494 rollover is identified
• One killed in I-494 rollover
• City audit clean, but computer policy to be reviewed
• Being 'fired' never felt so good
• Local restaurant capitalizes on Randy Moss's criticism
• Winter parking restrictions begin Nov. 1
• Strong winds fell trees in some neighborhoods
• Street tweets through rough routes
• More conservation conversations in Afton
• Afton looking at four-way stops for two intersections
• Status of Afton sled dogs still in limbo
• Road assessment approved over objection
• Man encounters police, shoots himself
• Election closeup: Kieffer, Swails vie for 56B seat
• Two Oak-Land Junior High students found dead in park are identified
• Woodbury man faces federal indictment for prostitution-related crime
• Arrest follows Highway 61 crash
• Area pumpkin shatters world record
• Apple Fest is this weekend
• Five years after flood, city 'more sensitive' to storms
• County budget: borrow less to keep levy flat
• Two sides develop over Afton charter referendum
• Guard troops get official welcome from governor
• Woodbury man is top Minnesotan finisher in Twin Cities Marathon
• Resident gives gourmet popcorn a natural twist
• Grand jury finds officers in Cottage Grove shooting were justified
• Commerce Hill project moves forward
• New park dedication ordinance on its way in Afton
• Local girl scouts create music program at Woodbury Senior Living
• Bringing the prairie back to Woodbury
• Proposed charter to go before voters in Afton Nov. 2
• Carpenter holds raptor release
• Fall raptor release is Sept. 25 at Carpenter Nature Center
• Big Truck Day and Safety Expo is Saturday at Central Park
• Two injured in crash involving school bus
• Teen's dropped cell phone results in armed robbery charges
• Another year of 'Art in the Park' for Afton
• 'Bubble' bursting with options for expansion
• Afton officials discuss future of private kennel for sled dogs
• "Beyond the Beat" blog: Teen seriously injured in crash thanks police, EMTs at public safe
• Tensions high as County Board backs flat levy
• Neighbor credited with helping family flee house fire after lightning strike
• Woodbury resident stars on 'The Apprentice' season debut tonight
• Amber Alert canceled
• Dance duo wins on state fair's biggest stage
• Woodbury 'Jims' get bit parts in 6th District ad battle
• Local teen wins at 'Quiet on the Set' short film competition
• Forums to provide look at local candidates
• Council finds itself with a tough call on car wash
• Local orchards press on after crop hurt by climate, weather events
• HRA levy down, but programs to continue with federal boost
• City plan: Boost levy to benefit roads, building project
• Public safety work to begin; roof to remain
• 6th District race picks up steam in Woodbury
• Stonemill Farms multi-unit project moves forward
• Woodbury woman killed in North Dakota crash is identified
• Woodbury woman killed in crash near Devils Lake, ND
• County budget: tax cut or bigger tax cut?
• Man who drove drunk in crash is charged with two felonies
• Chaplain program has history with police, fire fighters
• Bachmann campaign tour hits Woodbury bakery
• Public safety focus of proposed levy hike
• The Woodbury Days Medallion found!
• Regular hours returning to county libraries
• Stonecrest residents were giddy to meet former Vice President Mondale
• Party politics at issue in county board race
• Fire destroys home on Schooner Way
• Transit study gets green light from Gateway Corridor Commission
• Days are numbered for city's jail-like holding cells
• Woodbury family hopeful about disease research
• Volunteers needed for Woodbury Days, Aug. 27-29
• 4-H members eye bright future
• County attorney hopefuls bring varied backgrounds
• Issues, incumbent prompt challengers in District 2 county board race
• Wheelchair races, cheers and cake at Woodwinds 10th
• Daily jail bookings for Friday
• Daily jail bookings for Thursday
• State and local patrol step up text-while-driving enforcement today
• Woodbury woman's world-record flight at Flugtag
• Septic rules change flush with extra costs
• Spike in thefts from vehicles occuring in recent weeks, police say
• Woman arrested for DWI told police she was on her way to work at Woodbury school
• Daily jail bookings for Friday
• Man found dead in Mississippi River
• Woodbury man found dead in Mississippi River
• Daily jail bookings for Monday
• Daily jail bookings for Tuesday
• County fair to feature local food
• Woodbury One of the Best Places to Live in America
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