Hudson, WI News

• Hudson, WI News
• Alleged hate-crime assault draws protesters to Proctor
• Drum roll please: Carl Meincke retires from Hudson School District
• Red Lake man pleads guilty to assault requiring victim to have eye surgically removed
• Rapid response: Infant regains heartbeat after Bemidji officer, paramedics respond to call
• Lightning strike causes fire at home near Hudson
• Woman reports burning cross left in yard north of Bemidji
• Memorial Day ceremony draws large crowd
• 2 arrested after alleged beating of gay man near Duluth
• Recent rain has Northland river raging (with videos)
• Duluthian has passion for adoption abroad
• Willmar, Minn., veteran logs 60-plus years of playing farewell to soldiers (videos)
• Duluth man arrested in case of erroneous $800,000 tax refund
• U.S. Rep. Collin Peterson tells Olivia, Minn., crowd important debate is ahead
• Northland woman found guilty of using van to kill estranged husband
• 'Miss Representation': local panel discusses media messages about women and girls
• First State Bank and Trust opens in Hudson
• Truck stop chapel still rolling after 20 years
• Hudson veteran continues a Memorial Day tradition
• Hudson teens charged in alleged sex assault
• Northland soaked by 3+ inches of rain - and it's not over (with video)
• Vandals damage Duluth high school
• Duluth installs Bob Dylan manhole cover for singer's birthday (with video)
• Sheriff investigates suicide incidents
• 'Way better than book club': Northland moms form rock band
• Our View: Memorial Day - Take time to honor veterans
• Walker-Barrett debate is Friday night on Wisconsin Public Television
• Packers add defensive lineman to fill suspension vacancies
• Walker scheduled to be in Hudson Saturday
• Old post office restaurant project delayed again
• Protest staged in front of Salvation Army in Hastings
• New threat arrives for Northland gardeners
• Arsonists strike Twin Ports 6 times in one morning
• Barrett says 'divide and conquer' statement is evidence of Walker's plan
• UPDATE: Driver of pickup in crash with semitrailer suspected of being under influence of marijuana, Cottage Grove police say
• Kelley to release new patriotic painting Saturday in Hudson
• Hudson musician Thomas Kivi set to perform at veterans concert
• Sand leaks from mining pond into St. Croix river
• Track: Hudson Raiders sweep BRC, regional titles
• Man accused of stalking wife, kids through four states to face firearms charges in North Dakota
• Former Somerset man sent to jail in child porn conviction
• Raider soccer splits in BRC play
• Three-car crash injures three in town of Hudson
• New Richmond police search for escaped prisoner
• Former janitor sentenced for arson at Grand Rapids church
• Cops seize pipes at Left of Center
• Newspaper executive caught in Duluth prostitution sting
• 1922-2012: Celebrating 90 years of WDAY Radio
• Ingenuity, plywood and sweat save horse stuck in a Northland swamp
• UPDATED: Rollover crash claims River Falls teen; cancelled concert rescheduled for May 30th
• UPDATED: Two killed near Prescott were from Stillwater, Minn.
• Barrett in Hudson Wednesday morning
• Excessive speed, inattentive driving ruled cause of fatal accident involving 2 Hibbing teens
• Troy town board hesitant about fee increase
• River Crest's Discovery Trail is something everyone can enjoy
• Hudson High School science teacher gets Nobel award of her own
• Iron Range train accident fatal
• No injuries, but some decry Allegiant customer service in wake of Duluth flight
• As understanding of autism increases, so does the number of children diagnosed
• Allegiant flight returns to Duluth after engine failure
• Wildfire near Ely now 90 percent contained
• Duluth sets record in wild temperature ride
• Aircraft ready for rescue helped save Northland town from wildfire
• School district staff honored, four will retire
• O-I-SEE Youth Strategies offers tutoring help in Hudson area
• Northland town escapes wildfire disaster (with video)
• Hudson history told through cemetery walk
• Winds worry fire crews as they battle to contain blaze near Ely
• Walker campaign declines "Bachelorette" ad buy
• Agreement could be biggest-ever land-conservation buy
• New Hudson-brewed beer set for summer kickoff
• UPDATE: Missing Clontarf, Minn., woman found, suspect still on the run
• Hudson teachers get 'Excellence' awards
• Hastings group surprises soldier with cycle
• Our View: Lines have been drawn for recall election
• Fire turned back just outside Ely
• Superior woman's 'ex-husband sale' stops traffic
• Sun shines on Yellowstone Trail Heritage Days
• Bemidji man dies after boom lift touches power line
• Dragon Pearl's new owners promise the same good food
• Officials recover 64 pounds of mercury offered for sale on Craigslist by Northland resident
• Johnson Controls building sold to St. Croix Trading Co.
• Bear ambles onto pier on Duluth ship canal, startling angler
• Superior woman's 'ex-husband sale' stops traffic
• Grand jury brings first-degree murder indictment against Darek Nelson in fatal stabbing in Montevideo, Minn.
• Spring Valley couple convicted in Hudson thefts
• Naked North Hudson teen wreacks havoc
• Interior Department calls Duluth's casino contract invalid
• Urdahl: Meeker Co. GOP board votes to keep endorsement
• Dayton, DFLers tout stadium, bonding bills
• Donald Driver advances to finals on 'Dancing With the Stars'
• U of M president touts Willmar, Minn., research and outreach center
• Holland is new Hudson school board president
• Healthy again after months of rehab, Northland bobcat returns to the wild
• Medical interpreters ease health-care stress for patients in the Northland
• Fire was part of training
• 'Miss Amara' helps second-graders learn geography
• Waiting list for new Cirrus jet displays customer loyalty
• 4 years + 4 majors + 4.0 = Path to success for St. Scholastica grad
• Sailboat in fatal accident recovered by Clearwater County sheriff's officials
• College debt load rising, but some graduates work to avoid it
• Deer Wander into Downtown Moorhead
• Duluth band Trampled by Turtles performs on roof of CNN building in Atlanta (with video)
• Embattled Iron Range police chief steps down
• Jury awards $1.68 million in lawsuit against Minnesota Power
• The view is improved at the Lake Mallalieu Access
• Duluth police seek felony charges for woman who allegedly hit brother with car
• Easy winter provided cost-savings for the city in public works, parks
• Willow River Elementary school gets well for research
• Well-known Twin Ports golf pro dies at 59
• Rukavina retiring after 26 years in Minnesota House
• St. Croix County Health Center nursing home's future remains cloudy
• Online auction ends May 14 for six vehicles, including five DWI forfeitures from Hastings
• Duluth man charged in drive-by shooting says he was out of town at time of crime
• ND School to Remove Controversial 'Time Out Room' Tomorrow
• City of Hudson flushing water mains this summer
• ND farmers to harvest record winter wheat crop this year
• Better forecasts are on the radar for the Northland as Weather Service upgrades technology
• One injured in multi-vehicle crash on I-94
• Two Hudson teams head to DI international competition
• Big Brothers, Big Sisters: 40 years of connecting with kids
• St. Croix County District Attorney Eric Johnson will seek re-election
• Duluth researcher seeks cause for link between quitting smoking, high sensitivity to pain
• Brewers GM and manager get contract extensions
• Walker agrees to two TV debates
• Man acquitted in Woodville sex assault case
• Breaking News: School board gets a look at 3 site plans for St. Croix Meadows
• It's a rematch of Barrett and Walker in the June 5 recall election
• Our View: Yellowstone Trail offers historical glance
• Raiders girls' soccer team blanks Chippewa Falls
• Doug's Diggings: 'Miss Representation' is must-see for families
• Authorities seize drugs bound for region
• Hudson High School students send bus to Cedar Lake races
• Yellowstone Trail festivities set this weekend
• Police reopening case of skeletal remains found 36 years ago in the Northland
• Duluth airport director leaving for Michigan
• Treasurer for Bemidji Masonic Lodge accused of stealing $35K, partly to pay for girlfriend's expenses
• ND Parents Outraged Over School's Tiny 'Time Out' Room
• Former Jamestown teacher sentenced to 60 days for luring minor
• Former Chicone's manager sentenced to prison
• NDSH patient escapes, is captured after 30 minutes
• State trooper avoids injury after cruiser hit by wrong-way driver near Duluth
• Amid vast tracts of dying birch trees, residents planting the seed to restore Minnesota forests
• Crash just north of Hastings bridge injures one person, whose truck rolled down embankment
• Iron Range man in custody after allegedly ramming State Patrol squad during chase
• Minnesota fishing preview: Guides' tips for walleye success
• Minnesota's celebrity bears about to get more worldwide media attention
• Democratic gubernatorial candidate Kathleen Falk campaigns in Hudson
• Nolan wins endorsement at 8th Congressional District DFL convention
• Sailboat's wild ride on Lake Superior prompts rescue response (with video)
• With Minnesota wolf hunt a reality, DNR is working on logistics
• Team USA curler from Duluth loses battle with cancer
• River Falls firm, Hudson man, play major role in UW-Stout construction project
• Cottage Grove male, 18, killed, 17-year-old girl critically injured in Woodbury auto crash
• RJ's is big winner at state meat processors convention in Madison
• Margaret's Musings: Traveling times, 'They are a changing'
• Rod & Gun Club Youth Day attracts large group
• Wanted man flees Duluth hospital in examination gown
• Duluth tech company owes state $1.6 million
• Duluth police sergeant finds peace, honor after fatal shootout
• Hudson track teams sweep at ECM, Rice Lake
• Hudson celebrates Arbor Day
• Fisherman refutes critics of potential state walleye record, bait shop owner questions fish size
• Hudson High School 1932 graduate looks for classmates
• Packers player suspended for role in bounty program
• Found or stolen? Man refuses to give reward for missing dog
• Our View: Tuesday is the first step of recall process
• Hudson firm ordered to pay back wages of $37,814
• First budget approved for city of Hudson's Stormwater Utility
• Fugitive on lam after escaping during hospital visit nabbed by Red Lake officers
• State opinion: South Washington County School Board violated meeting law
• Kim Eby selected for Rotary's Dan O'Connell Award
• County, DMV recognized as top donors
• Tea Party, Occupy to square off tonight in Duluth debate
• Rural Kerkhoven, Minn., man killed in tractor rollover
• Hinckley man accused of plotting kidnapping of woman to be sex slave
• Man pleads guilty to charges from crash that killed Duluth man
• Junior Achievement hosts fund-raiser Saturday
• St. Croix County's March unemployment rate drops
• Hudson Raider baseball team stays in Big River Conference hunt
• Golf club to remain open for 2012
• New Jersey governor campaigns for Walker
• Dragon Pearl owner John Kwok dies unexpectedly
• Ruth Ladd turns 108
• Kathleen Falk will be in Hudson Saturday
• Packers coach says top goal to improve tackling
• OSHA issues large fine following construction fatality
• Man convicted in dog track theft
• Conditional use permit approved for quarry in Big Stone County, Minn.
• Rancher loses lease after he refused to give up opposition to quarry plan
• Worst Place on Earth? ND Actually Rated 2nd in Happiness
• 104 years after dying in the line of duty, Duluth police officer to be recognized
• UPDATE: Young woman dies in I-94 accident
• Duluth man charged in downtown stabbing death; warrant issued for 2nd suspect
• Ashland man sentenced for murder of teen pushed off cliff
• Jilted ex-boyfriend pleads guilty in fire for attempted murder
• Man sentenced to 45 years for shotgun slaying of his child's mother
• ND Community Comes Together to Help Girl Overcoming Autism
• Volkswagen makes its return trip to Twin Ports
• Fire strikes landscaping company in Hastings
• Edge waterpark in Duluth to install new equipment to prevent waterborne illness
• Two people found dead after fire in central Minn.
• Duluth murder victim described as artistic, devoted to his family
• Women and men turn out to protest 'War on Women'
• Hibbing mourns after two teens, weeks from graduation, die in crash
• Two Iron Range teens killed in rollover crash
• Swedish fiddlers will perform at The Phipps
• May 8 primary vote will select Democrat for June recall election
• Dayton signs bill changing how 2.5 million acres of northern Minnesota land is managed
• Preparing for prom: Duluth teens with cerebral palsy look forward to first formal dance
• Downtown Duluth death ruled a homicide by stabbing; two men in custody
• Northland school superintendent serving suspension
• Two nurses fired for false insulin reports at Northland nursing home
• Hastings family plans to rebuild on site of Monday's blaze
• Rotary Academic Honors Breakfast: Student achievements lauded; Malanaphy, Kowles named honorary Paul Harris Fellows
• $283 million project seeks tiny particles in the big woods of northern Minnesota
• Victim of Duluth hit-and-run crash rebuilds a life, one memory at a time
• West Fargo boy has a chance to make his dream come true
• 6-9, 300-pound Pine City man charged with sexually assaulting two group-home staffers
• Hastings woman returns home to inspect work, finds contractor smoking marijuana in her driveway
• Stretches of Grandview Drive and Carmichael Road to be resurfaced
• Cloquet schools notify parents of bomb threat at high school
• Hudson youth have talent- New Video Added
• 'Water Walk' set for Sunday
• Breaking News: Gov. Walker touts pre-schools in Hudson stop -- Video attached
• Gov. Walker to visiting Hudson's 'KinderCare' this morning
• Spring bounty: Nets in hand, smelters wade into the waters of Lake Superior
• Hudson Police Department takes back unwanted prescription drugs Saturday
• Woman corrections guard found not guilty of sexual conduct with juvenile male inmates
• Stoskopf retiring as Raider boys' hockey coach
• Camper's built-in charging unit caused house fire in Hastings on Monday
• UPDATE: Woman found dead in Somerset field
• Hudson Raider tennis team still undefeated
• Sisters' sex assault case is dismissed
• Sheriff offers online crime reporting system
• Duluth band makes network TV debut on 'Letterman' (with video)
• Duluth band hits the big time with spot on tonight's 'Letterman' show (with video)
• Listening session explores workforce needs, issues in engineering sector in rural Minn.
• Driver reportedly was under influence of synthetic pot at time of Iron Range crash
• Woman found dead in Somerset field
• Sticker shock: Minnesota boaters need invasive species sticker before hitting water this year
• Viva Italia! Hudson choirs do more than perform
• Cave sentenced to 11 years on criminal conspiracy charge, 8 years for manslaughter
• Fire chief says Swenson Motors fire in Willmar, Minn., is not suspicious in nature
• Cottage Grove woman charged with neglect after allegedly leaving young children alone in messy apartment
• Two dogs, one rabbit saved from blaze inside Hastings home
• Complaint: Alleged Woodbury, Minn., burglar took cellphone video of break-in
• Therapy starts for boy injured in sailboat accident
• Cosmos, Minn., man killed in Renville County crash
• Early morning fire damages Swenson Motors in Willmar, Minn.
• Twin Cities man injured in rollover in Kelliher, Minn.
• Duluth, St. Louis County retirees see six-figure pensions
• Man, woman charged with driving same car drunk on Minnesota freeway
• Close to a half-foot of snow reported in parts of the Northland
• Tornado touches down east of Milan, barn and granaries damaged
• Duluth man accused of shooting another man for saying he was not in a real gang
• NHL pioneer inspires newest generation of players in the Northland
• Doug's Diggings: A new political trend - defeat is unacceptable!
• City of Duluth, Fond du Lac Band face off in court over downtown land
• Hudson School District given 30 days to show options for St. Croix Meadows site
• Ridgewater instructor from Willmar, Minn., honored as a top educator by MnSCU
• Hudson Destination Imagination teams head to state
• BRIDGE For Youth With Disabilities takes a new step
• Bushmills Ethanol of Atwater, Minn., pays $800,000 penalty for wastewater violations
• Minnesota lawmaker's letter threatens retaliation against Northland township over board's mining vote
• YAH and area businesses make All Dressed Up a success
• Hearing on Big Stone County, Minn., quarry draws mostly opposition
• Koenen moves from Minn. House to Senate
• Former state representative from Dakota County turns 100 today
• City police union sues city of Hudson over health insurance
• Our View: St. Croix County nursing home downsizing makes sense
• Downtown warning sirens to be upgraded
• Hudson Spring Showcase draws huge crowd
• Thanks all around at post-referendum Hudson school board meeting
• Daryl Standafer reclaims St. Croix County Board chair
• Isaiah talks, tells mother 'I love you'
• Number of crypto cases linked to Duluth water park continues to rise
• Cirrus promises Vision jet project will have economic impact in the Northland
• Bobcat to transfer heavy attachment line to Litchfield and move compact attachment line to N.D.
• Astro Bob blog: Incredible aurora video from Scandinavia
• Northland man charged with stealing $144K in Social Security benefits
• Video: Mock crash is a sobering reminder of consequences
• Odeen kicks off Assembly campaign
• Catalyst Combine set for April 21
• Doctors may take boy, injured in sailboat accident, off ventilator today
• New Richmond man charged in child sex assault
• Cirrus Aircraft says it has funding to bring new jet to production in Duluth, Grand Forks
• Duluth prep basketball coaches ousted over student privacy violation
• Duluth citizen patrols, police stress safety first
• Close to a foot of snow reported in parts of the Northland
• Bound for Hibbing, woman was among oldest to survive Titanic disaster
• It's dirt digging time at unique new business in Hastings
• Test: ND trooper's blood concentration nearly twice legal limit
• Grand Rapids man charged with assaulting 2-year-old
• Volatile weather Sunday in west central Minnesota
• Thieves clean out cars in Darwin, Dassel, Minn.; sheriff reminds citizens to lock vehicles
• Pilot treated after ultra-light loses power, flips in field near Bunde, Minn.
• Outdoors column: No need to move Minnesota's fishing opener
• Titanic centennial: Duluth woman who survived wreck remains an enigma
• Titanic disaster still echoes in the Northland
• Duluth man awash with remorse at sentencing for drunken driving crash that killed friend
• Luau brightens up recent St. Croix Animal Friends event
• Hudson NETworks group spends spring break working in North Carolina
• Motorcycles descend on North Hudson Saturday morning
• Breaking News: Update: Jury acquits UW-RF prof Barnett in sex assault case
• Northland woman accused of stealing from Minnesota DMV office
• Gehrke remains opposed to dog track sale for Hudson schools
• ND Family Involved in Standoff Wants Charges Dismissed, Trial Venue Moved
• Day By Day: Let's get this turning 60 over and done with ASAP
• Coast Guard evacuates crew member from freighter on Lake Superior near Twin Ports
• Hudson's Sprint retailer has big plans
• Wisconsin governor signs bill allowing transportation of homemade beer
• Velure set for October trial in River Falls shooting death
• VIDEO: School officials ask city to rezone St. Croix Meadows
• School District asks Plan Commission to delay vote on rezoning
• City approves plans for Uline distribution center in Hudson
• Northland woman faces felony fraud charge, accused of inflating mileage while delivering senior meals
• Duluth mayor says his first experience stage diving is likely his last (with video)
• National health survey ranks St. Croix County tops in state
• Schwartzkopf convicted in Hudson robbery
• Valley Pools and Spas moves to new location
• Candy galore at Hudson Middle School Easter Egg hunt
• Rain didn't dampen fun at Booster egg hunt
• Council OKs opening delays for two Hudson restaurants
• With extra security in courtroom, Northland man arraigned on charges of kidnapping son
• Willmar, Minn., hospital reports 6% profit in '11 but seeing gains erode this year
• Findings of fact for conditional use permit approved for Willmar, Minn., mosque
• David Keeney's 'Final Lap'
• VIDEO: Croixland Properties attorney makes case for rezoning
• Tea Party groups gathering this weekend in Duluth, expect largest Northland rally yet
• Charges: Woodbury woman dispensed harsh discipline regimen, beat girl with spoon
• Hudson school officials present arguments for rezoning dog track
• Hastings police assist intoxicated man who couldn't get out of the bathroom
• Trial begins for prof accused of sexual assault
• Police shoot big, black bear in Marshfield
• Gov. Walker hits the campaign trail
• 10th Annual Spring Showcase is Sunday
• Miss Hudson candidate sign ups end April 15
• Coast Guard evacuates crew member from freighter on Lake Superior
• Duluth woman charged with 8 felonies for tax evasion
• Duluth Hillside resident recounts firing at alleged home invaders
• Organizers say Duluth's tall ships festival will expand in 2013
• Court of Appeals upholds Hastings man's conviction on first-degree criminal sexual conduct
• Man accused of stalking family through four states, arranging to have them kidnapped in Duluth
• 1,400 acres burn south of Nimrod, Minn.; fire danger still high
• Woman follows dog after it jumps into Duluth ship canal
• Sailboat survivor, 8, shows positive signs after accident
• Northland boy, missing nearly two weeks, found safe; father hospitalized
• City of Duluth sues Fond du Lac Band to halt downtown gaming expansion
• UPDATED: Two of three children die after sailboat capsizes
• Man held in deadly Proctor bar fight claims self-defense
• Text sent from missing Northland boy's cell phone; case gets national attention
• Relay For Life: survivors are what it is all about
• 11 DI teams advance to state competition
• Fire warning issued for most of western Minnesota tonight, Saturday
• College hockey: UMD's Jack Connolly wins Hobey Baker Memorial Award
• Officials say reported sighting was not missing Northland boy and his father
• Flying carp heading north
• Duluth cop, doc describe hurdles in war on synthetic drugs
• He highly recommends the Sports Club chicken dinner
• Man pleads to rustling cows in Lac qui Parle Co. in west central Minn.
• Moorhead police will return seized $12,000 to Fryn' Pan waitress
• Musburger sentenced to serve 40 years in Chisholm bar murder
• Extension sought by owner for restaurant opening in old post office
• Man tries to plead guilty to Appleton Planned Parenthood bombing
• Quick decision to take early swim saves senior's life after Tyson Lake, Minn., mishap
• Number of crypto cases linked to Northland water parks continues to rise
• Vadnais convicted in Somerset stabbing
• Breaking News: Thief pilfers cell phones, iPods and money from student backpacks
• Former Minnesota sheriff sentenced to pay $113,000 restitution amount in Woodbury case
• Police respond on report of juvenile dropping his pants as vehicles pass by
• Easter is pinnacle event for Christians
• Resort owners have mixed feelings about plans for earlier Minnesota fishing opener
• Duluth nursing home altercations detailed in state report
• Northland meatball gets spot on Target Field menu
• Barnum football coach resigns after allegations
• Aerial, ground searches turn up nothing on missing northeastern Minnesota boy, father
• With referendum approved, district looks to getting dog track rezoned
• St. Croix County Unofficial Spring Election results
• Mitt Romney wins statewide Republican primary with 43% of vote
• Raider baseball home opener Thursday
• Spring conservation hearings set for Monday evening, April 9
• Henry hitches a ride: Minnesotans' cat found in Hudson
• Two egg hunts set for Saturday in Hudson
• Body found in St. Croix River
• Village board votes to downsize North Hudson police dept.
• St. Croix County Board election results
• Former Duluth woman pleads guilty to voting while ineligible
• 80-year-old woman plane after her husband dies at the controls
• House fire burns through night before man calls Duluth Fire Department
• Minnesota students' energy-efficient vehicle wins first prize in national mileage contest
• A Duluth mother's story: Loving Nora, a child with Asperger's
• Flying machines: Hudson man builds airplanes of all sizes
• Minn. House joins Senate in supporting Clara City woman's campaign for Jacob's Law
• Medical examiner determines cause of death of 18-year-old HHS senior; two arrests made
• John Deir, past Lake Elmo Rotary president, future district leader, dies Sunday
• Wisconsin's 'deer czar' issues report critical of state's deer management
• Federal judge overturns two parts of Wisconsin's collective bargaining law
• Steelhead opener a spring rite on the Brule River
• Ex-Bulldog Brown learned hard lesson from run-in with Duluth police
• Man rescued from remote Minnesota campsite after apparent stroke
• Duluth utilities debt a rising problem
• Warrant issued for Minnesota man accused of abducting son; grandfather arrested
• Many northern Minnesota lakes ice-free in March for first time on record
• Willmar's Lee Byberg gets GOP endorsement for 7th Congressional District race
• Northland native survives 10 days stranded in Nevada desert
• Cow in Rugby, ND, Gives Birth to Twins 20 Days Apart
• Number of suspected illnesses increases in Duluth water park outbreak
• Olivia, Minn., mouring the loss of longtime doctor, spiritual leader
• Duluth police arrest man after chase into Lake Superior
• Update: Cloquet police say they've found missing woman
• VIDEO: Rick Santorum delivers campaign speech in Hudson
• It's official: Recall elections set for May 8, June 5
• Burchill, O'Malley talk city issues in mayoral debate
• Santorum emphasizes conservative values at Hudson rally -- videos attached
• Victims' families, friends speak out before man is sentenced for Cromwell double murder
• What would $540 million buy? Mega Millions lottery prize largest in history
• Cell-phone ban applies to young drivers
• Municipal leaders tackle library funding
• State cites Duluth methadone clinic for violations
• Town of Hudson; one supervisor race
• Feds threaten to cancel casino deal between Fond du Lac Band, city of Duluth
• Vote Yes group is committed to new school
• U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar to visit North Dakota
• VIDEO: Callista Gringrich visits Trinity Academy
• Council may turn down federal money for Wisconsin Street
• State officials agree to additional $5 million in aid for Oil Patch; total in grants equals $12 million for training, equipment
• Maryland quarterback signs with the Badgers
• MORNING UPDATE: Waterborne disease outbreak is traced to Duluth water park
• Waterborne disease outbreak is traced to Duluth water park
• J.T. Brown leaves Minnesota Duluth for NHL
• School board candidates: What about the referendum?
• Our View: Many decisions to be made in Tuesday's election
• Town of St. Joseph features two supervisor races
• Santorum scheduled to visit Hudson Friday
• Breaking News: HMS' Koch is middle school principal of the year
• Man places anonymous phone threat to Hastings City Hall, then outs himself the next day while filing complaint
• Supreme Court asked to decide if the photo ID law should be reinstated
• Driver, Clifton won't be cut because of age, Packers coach says
• Confronted by accuser, former Duluth scoutmaster stands trial for alleged sex crimes
• Wisconsin and Minnesota governors celebrate bridge
• Teen faces charges in car crash
• Police looking for abducted child in St. Louis County
• Hastings police respond to report of argument over purchase of Wet Wipes
• Minnesota Duluth's Oleksuk signs with NHL's Sharks
• Minnesota lakes losing ice earliest ever
• Hastings police seek public's help in finding man who attempted to break in to creamery
• Twin Metals Ely mine project takes step forward
• Minnesota Duluth men's basketball coach resigns
• Callista Ginigrich visits Hudson Monday afternoon
• Reviewer says "The Miracle Worker" delivers one
• Pine County, Minn., man charged with felonies for at least 21 bone fractures on his 8-week-old daughter
• Steve Martin's bluegrass band to perform at Bayfront
• Woman, 53, found dead in Duluth park
• Callista Gingrich visits Hudson Monday afternoon
• Breaking News: Sunday fire does $200,000 in damage
• Cessna's new business deal with Chinese company not a threat to Cirrus Aircraft, official says
• 20-year-old Duluth murder case may get new trial amid revelations that FBI overstated evidence
• Video: 'Water skipping' with snowmobiles on northern Minnesota lake
• Man pleads guilty to killing Carlton County couple
• Fresh salad greens even in winter for Willmar, Minn., students (video)
• Duluth East basketball player at center of controversy released from custody
• Infant dies near Boyd, Minn., after mother suffers medical problem
• Bon voyage to Mikkelson Collection
• Hit by a turtle? Under new system being rolled out nationwide, there'll be a medical code for that
• Proposed Duluth methadone clinic raises concerns
• 'Our Town': HHS presents classic story of love and loss
• Chinchil-la is sure to brighten your day and your home
• Authorities release name of man killed in Cass County stabbing
• Randy's Ramblings: There's a lot to like about the Affordable Care Act
• Both Wisconsin teams fall in Sweet 16
• Earthquakes said to have caused the booms and shaking ground in Clintonville
• School district joins class action lawsuit
• Gov's. Walker, Dayton to meet in Stillwater Friday
• Thunderwillow welcomed by Chamber; Grand Opening is Sunday
• HHS, HMS principals spell out space shortages
• Girl hit by stray bullet while entering Afton church
• Minnesota waterfalls raging from recent snowmelt (with videos)
• Charges issued against Woodbury man accused of possessing 35 pounds of pot
• Our View: Dog track provides rare opportunity
• EMS chief is leaving for Door County
• Governor approves I-94/Hwy. 65 improvements
• Clintonville hires engineering firm to explain mysterious booms
• New office furniture for 10 Duluth city workers: $90,000
• After state tournament loss, Duluth East basketball coach unhappy with own district
• High-fashion firefighters from Sedan, Minn., get worldwide attention
• Saints head coach suspended one year for injury bounty program
• Walker seeks recall campaign donations
• The ground is shaking in Clintonville
• Library funding falls short
• Sedan, Minn., firefighters in dress getting video attention (video)
• St. Croix County's jobless rate rises to 6.1% for January, but down from 2011
• Wrestlers honored at annual banquet
• Droppo wins hockey championship with UW-Stout
• Hibbing, Minn., college instructor to host live radio show in Bemidji to support new independent non-profit radio station in town
• Badgers coach Bo Ryan gets bonuses for NCAA tournament success
• Somerset man pleads innocent in stabbing incident
• Raiders on track to success
• Teachers on carts
• Essentia Health copes with cardiothoracic surgeon shortage in the Twin Ports
• Clay sheriff: Jared Nilles was passenger on Amtrak train
• State boys basketball: No news is bad news for suspended Duluth East player
• Mitchell man gets probation, community service for striking daughter with wood
• UMD hockey star pleads guilty to misdemeanors
• South Dakota adds Class AAA in football; creates new class for eight biggest schools
• Carnegie spared: Supporters allowed time to raise funds to preserve Bemidji's historic library
• Low oxygen levels blamed for big fish kill in northern Minnesota river
• Illness fouls up Duluth college tennis team's trip home from Florida
• Mount Zion Lutheran is ready to dedicate its new ministry space
• Ice goes out on Green Lake in Kandiyohi County, earliest ever
• Could this be the site of Duluth's next hot spot?
• 18-year-old Hastings man found dead; cause of death still under investigation
• One dead after Monday motorcycle crash in town of Richmond
• Wisconsin, Marquette reach Sweet 16; UW-Whitewater wins Div. III title
• Packers backup QB Matt Flynn signs with Seattle
• Is Facebook part of your estate? New laws are being debated
• Weather records shattered as temperatures in the Northland reach the 70s
• Ice house floating on river draws emergency response in West Duluth
• Iron Range man charged in knife assault of child
• Duluth teen defies odds two months after life-threatening accident
• Grass fire scorches several acres in the town of Troy
• Hudson girls win U10 state title
• Assembly passes education and abortion bills in raucous overnight session
• Wisconsin, Marquette advance in NCAA tournament
• Former police officer pleads guilty in Iron Range murder case
• MORNING UPDATE: Duluth teen defies odds two months after life-threatening accident
• O'Connell, TeWinkel vie for open District 4 council seat
• Trial of Minnesota construction company owner accused of excavator assault delayed for health issue
• School board candidates face off
• Townhouse residents remove prayer flags; are relocating
• VIDEO: A nice day for Jet Skiing
• 'Sleeping Beauty' comes to life at Houlton Elementary School
• Bulldozer driver rescued at Superior coal terminal
• Village of North Hudson changes capital expenditure law
• City establishes stormwater utility; sets rates
• Farmers warned of looming drought and today's crop insurance deadline
• Our View: Poor judgment by Madison judge
• Small town, big accomplishment: Hudson Fantastic Sams is Number One
• Four file to run for Kubly's vacant Minnesota Senate seat, Gimse plans to run for Senate 17 seat
• Breaking News: President Obama signs bill allowing new Stillwater bridge
• Woman seeks help, witnesses after hit-and-run crash
• Phillips convicted in car chase case
• 3 Raiders earn All-BRC girls' hockey honors
• Willmar, Minn.,retailers say they are seeing uptick in sales as economy grows
• Miami and Cleveland interested in Packers backup QB Matt Flynn
• Man set to plead in Somerset stabbing
• Bigfork man, accused of firing gun during hunting dispute, pleads guilty to assault
• School voucher program won't be expanded
• O'Malley seeks return to city government
• Burchill seeking full term as mayor
• Barnum student pleads guilty to assaulting teacher who told him to remove earphones
• District makes the case for the referendum
• Hastings man who operates non-profit to meet Michelle Obama Friday
• Badger men prepare to meet Montana in NCAA hoops tourney
• Twin Cities man who fenced stolen goods sentenced to prison, $750,000 fine
• Carlton County Attorney says his drinking, teaching don't mix
• Duluth's crumbling infrastructure - exposed
• Frozen Four in Duluth features best of the best
• Voter ID law ruled unconstitutional
• Man allegedly breaks female hotel employee's nose in Virginia
• Alleged student attack sends Barnum teacher to hospital
• Wyoming, Minn., man killed in fatal ATV accident near Pequaywan Lake identified
• Remodeling mystery: gun found in wall
• Koenen files for state Senate seat vacated by death of Gary Kubly
• Wedding on ice: Willmar, Minn., couple exchange vows during curling-themed ceremony
• Minnesota man killed in ATV crash northeast of Duluth
• Minnesota hunting and fishing license fee increases could be 'tough sell'
• Prep boys basketball: Northland player sets Minnesota single-season scoring record
• UPDATE: After going missing Friday night, Minnesota snowmobiler found with severe injuries today
• University of Minnesota explores option of year-round classes
• Report: Great Lakes winter ice cover has decreased 71 percent since 1973
• VIDEO: Reed Grimm "Idol" Semi-finalist is welcomed home
• Only lug nuts left behind at local car dealership
• Wrobleski granted request to move trial out of Renville County, Minn.
• Relay For Life kick-off is March 13
• Wisconsin added 15,700 private-sector jobs in January
• Badger men's team plays Hoosiers at 1:20 p.m. today
• Hawksfords prove adoption can work at any age
• Home Media Innovations provides service, service, service
• Northern lights put on great show in Northland skies overnight (with video)
• South Dakota girl, 16, arrested for DUI after caught driving 101 mph on Interstate 90
• South Dakota conservation suffering amid ag boom, officials say
• Man Helps Neighbor Out of Burning Home
• Margaret's Musings: My life with the 'bridge' has gone full circle
• Minnesota Duluth captain Jack Connolly named WCHA player of the year
• Breaking News: Erickson Oil Products purchases MR Convenience store
• Birds bring flocks of people to St. Croix Carpenter Nature Center
• Former Lake George, Minn., pastor's bail set at $1 million in sex case
• Information meeting on proposed dog track purchase is tonight
• Thanks to hat, World War II shipmates meet by chance in Duluth restaurant
• Bemidji, Minn., graduate to appear on popular TV quiz show 'Jeopardy' Friday
• Weight restricted on St. Croix County roads
• Cottage Grove, Minn., man charged with raping pre-teen girl more than 100 times
• Astro Bob blog: Update on solar storm, northern lights potential
• Officials ID Minnesota woman critically hurt after getting pinned under minivan
• Assault case leads to charges that Cottage Grove man raped young girl over 100 times
• Rosemount state Rep. Bills announces run for US Senate
• Minnesota's racino legislation is critical to the fate of Hastings thoroughbred farm
• Unidentified woman, 44, pinned by vehicle while changing tire near Remer, Minn.
• Ellis convicted in sex assault case
• Claim filed for alleged stray voltage injuries suffered during 2009 downtown incident
• UPDATE: St. Croix River Crossing: 'We did it'
• Minnesota Legislature considering bill that could stop synthetic drug sales
• Duluth funeral home owner settles suit against Essentia Health
• 'American Idol' journey is over-What's next for Reed Grimm?
• Judge temporarily stops voter ID law
• UPDATE: Prairie Island nuclear plant terminates "unusual event" notice
• Trial starts for man accused in hunter's death in north-central Minnesota's Clearwater County
• Member of popular central Minnesota band 'Nasty Habit' dies in car crash on Sunday
• Kubly remembered as a kind and passionate man and legislator
• From Fort Dodge to Granite Falls, Kubly stayed true to rural roots
• Sheriff investigates Somerset stabbing
• Cheesehead inventor will be honored by state Assembly
• Badgers get a first-round bye in Big Ten men's basketball tourney
• Firefighter dies battling Abbotsford theater blaze; four injured
• Policy group says impact of collective bargaining law and state aid cuts are unclear
• Man held after standoff at eastern Duluth home
• Fatal explosion caused by LP gas leak on Big Kaniyohi Lake near WIllmar, Minn.
• White supremacy group, opponents confront each other in downtown Duluth (with video)
• Breaking: Sen. Gary Kubly of Granite Falls, Minn., has died
• Anti-racism campaign prompts rallies, counter-rallies today in Duluth
• Fired utility GM sues city of Willmar, Minn., and utility, lawsuit includes defamation allegations against Frank Yanish and Ron Christianson
• VIDEO: Raiders place second in their division at the State Cheer Championships
• Fired utilities general manager sues city of Willmar, Minn., and utilities
• Elderly Minnetonka man missing since Monday found dead in Carlton County
• Sen. Franken: Shuttering mail proccessing centers hurts businesses, families
• Fire Marshal working on cause of Big Kandi Lake, Minn., house explosion
• Five Leap Day babies born in Hudson
• Heirloom Court appeals to low-income seniors
• 106-year-old barge sinks in Duluth harbor
• Mining bill in jeopardy
• Vikings, governor and mayor unveil downtown stadium plan
• Final Native Mob defendant arrested
• Sen. Gary Kubly still hospitalized in St. Paul; condition is stable
• Lake Lillian, Minn., man dead in Big Kandiyohi house explosion, investigation continues
• Video of waves, surfers on Lake Superior during Wednesday's blizzard
• Franken representative tells growers in Moorhead that passing farm bill could be daunting
• Kandiyohi Co., Minn., Sheriff's office asks for help locating runaway girls
• Doug's Diggings: Letters to the editor and elections
• Breaking News: House of Representatives clears the way for Stillwater bridge construction
• Proposed St. Croix River Crossing gets important U.S. House approval
• PHOTO GALLERY, VIDEO INSIDE: Romney holds up ND as a shining example during Fargo campaign stop
• U.S. House expected to vote this morning on Stillwater bridge project
• Bucky, the rescue dog, goes to school
• Hudson families host Japanese college students
• Afton, Minn., man accused of burglarizing garage for parts to fix his wreck
• Our View: Be willing to make donations, but be informed
• Azul Tequila Bar and Grill coming to Hanley and Carmichael
• District News
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• Rallying 'Idol' votes
• Tad Elliott leads American top-3 sweep at Birkebeiner
• Minnesota Duluth hockey student section tamed, torn by chant controversy
• Hawksford makes it through to semifinals
• Tereau convicted in child porn case
• Hoffman announces run for Congress
• Relay For Life benefits community and vice versa
• St. Croix County's newest K9 officer is Dex
• This birthday is special for Mary Rukavina...she's a Leap Day baby
• Stray Duluth dog covered 300 miles in seven weeks, owners say
• Rich Hjelmgren keeps the fire engines running
• Duluth hockey fans make public apology for chants, take vow of good cheer
• Ice Bowl benefits Hudson food shelf
• Packers and Finley agree to two-year, $15-million deal
• Taxpayers' legal fees for redistricting now $1.3 million
• Information offered about dog track referendum
• Randy's Ramblings: A showdown over mining is under way in Madison
• State looks into unsolved Clapp murder
• Duluth peace activists urge public to ignore white supremacy group's planned rally
• Hastings teen injured in ski lift accident in Wabasha
• $6M gift from Lake Lillian native doubles foundation's assets
• District employees to get 1.48 percent raise
• White supremacy group plans Duluth rally to protest anti-racism campaign
• Defense cuts slated to hit Duluth's 148th Fighter Wing
• College hockey: Duluth fans again warned over 'offensive' chants
• UPDATE 5:35 P.M.: At least four dead in I-94 pileup near Alexandria in central Minnesota
• Duluth News Tribune expands with new facility
• Proctor anglers land tiger of a fish tale on St. Louis River
• Northern lights dance across the Northland sky (with video)
• Superior shootout victim's death similar to brother's
• Raider roundup: Swimmers shine at state; two wrestlers advance
• Authorities ID robbery suspect shot, killed in Superior
• Video: Feed the Children Packaging Event in Willmar, Minn.
• Court: Cops can keep guns, cash seized from downtown Duluth head shop
• Superior robbery, chase end in suspect's death
• Northland Liquors opens at a second location in Hudson
• Allegiant eyes Bemidji as potential air hub; could lead to direct flight to Las Vegas
• Basketball tournaments are one step from moving to Green Bay
• Wisconsin health insurers held to 80-percent requirement
• St. Croix EDC honors top businesses for 2011
• Court orders Republican legislators to hand over redistricting documents
• Troy Board denies rezoning for sports complex
• Local suds maker promotes latitude
• Historic chalice thought to be lost in a cyclone a hundred years ago recently uncovered at Wisconsin church
• Mark Gherty will ski his 24th American Birkebeiner for his sister
• Hudson House is now the Grand Hotel
• Whooping cough cases cause one Northland school district to cancel classes
• Jury finds Cave guilty of manslaughter, criminal conspiracy
• Jury returning with verdict in Cave murder trial
• Mitchell, Bredeson honored as Paul Harris Fellows during annual Rotary gala
• New use for slightly-used FEMA home: Dunn Co. sheriff wants trailers for deputies
• Vinehout enters governor-recall race, speaks in River Falls
• Trailblazer award winner leads the chamber and more
• UPDATE: Morris, Minn. snowmobiler killed in accident in Wyoming
• Seek Pepper Fest seeks button designs
• Northland residents slam syndicated radio show's 'mentally challenged' segment as offensive
• Man accused of beheading Woodbury woman's pet snake
• Mitigation a part of their Big Stone Co. quarry plan, Grand Forks (N.D.) quarry developer says
• Quarry proposal opens mining debate on the edge of Minnesota's western boundary waters
• A Hastings skier with an amazing story: Last summer, Dustin Erickson broke his neck; this winter, he qualified for the state ski meet
• Pennsylvania man named to Packers Fan Hall of Fame
• Senate GOP leader backs Assembly's version of the mining bill
• President Obama visits Master Lock plant in Milwaukee
• Jury begins deliberation in Janelle Cave murder trial
• Village board agrees to NHPD cuts
• Plan Commission prefers to wait for the referendum
• Of love, lost and found, 'Almost, Maine' begins Feb. 23 at UW
• Testimony ends in murder trial; closing arguments next
• Now boarding flights to the Oil Patch
• West Central Minnesota's energy goals on display in St. Paul
• Day By Day: Welcome to CPAP world - to snore or die of thirst
• Our View: Detective's decision calls attention to needs
• Appraisers say dog track is worth twice what district offered
• Business and civic leaders travel to Madison
• Battle is on over 2.5 million acres of school trust land in northern Minnesota
• Valley City couple celebrates 75 years of marriage on Valentine's Day
• Hudson wrestlers fall in team sectional
• All eyes are on Reed Grimm: Will he advance in 'Idol' competition?
• Astro Bob blog: Surprise aurora lights up Northland skies
• Minnesota city buys peaceful solution to train noise; may not be feasible for other towns
• Duluth man sentenced for decades-old abuse
• Police: Woodbury, Minn., woman jumps from second-story balcony to escape assault
• Jurors hear Cave describe events from night of murder in audio recording
• Northland artist benefits from innovative aneurysm treatment
• 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
• After 74 years, it's still a fairytale romance for Minnesota couple (with video)
• Schlienz admitted shooting, blamed it on courts (with audio)
• Duluth Central grad, Houston's music director: 'She's at peace'
• UPDATE: Cave trial recesses for day
• Record number receive state-funded vouchers to attend private schools
• George Field, UW-RF's last President, first Chancellor, dies at 82
• Pagami Creek fire left a raw wound across Boundary Waters
• Duluth Central graduate, Whitney Houston's drummer, music director reacts to singer's death
• Family, sheriff at odds over inmate's death (with video)
• Veterans find themselves pulling for their lives
• Warm winter extends season for Lake Superior ferry (with video)
• Duluth woman thankful for classmates' timely blood pressure reading
• Minnesota Power plans new transmission line from Manitoba to Iron Range
• Breaking News: HHS bomb threat investigated
• Elise Will gets prison in child abandonment
• 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
• Reed Grimm moves on in American Idol competition
• Alexandria Smiles collects from children 220 pounds of candy that will go to troops
• Minneapolis casino could block similar plan for Duluth's Canal Park
• Fired coal handler alleges Willmar Utilities discrimination
• U.S. Marshals, HPD arrest parolee at gunpoint
• St. Croix County Board candidates respond to questions
• Six Campbellsport soccer players are improving; funerals held for three others
• Badgers top Gophers in OT, 68-61
• District to talk about dog track referendum
• A Smile from the Heart
• Denny Hecker moved to Wisconsin prison; Antigo coach to stand trial
• Wisconsin will share $140 million in foreclosure lawsuit settlement
• 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
• Former Chokio-Alberta, Minn. school district business manager sentenced to 18 months in prison
• Jurors hear of Cave, Howard allegedly trying to dispose of body
• New disc golf group to host 'Ice Bowl' in Prospect Park
• Comfort Suites caters to business guests, leisure travelers
• Pharmacist Dick Newberg retires
• Where is the love? According to this list, it's not in Duluth
• Un-Fair anti-racism campaign sparks dialogue in Duluth
• Primary Feb. 21: Six of seven school board candidates will move on to April 3 election
• Duluth prison camp inmates describe ease of falling into white-collar crime
• Pettee returns to Hudson police patrol
• Vinehout enters governor-recall race
• State high school basketball polls released
• 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
• Republican legislators signed agreements not to talk about redistricting plan
• Doug's Diggings: Something was missing Sunday - the Packers!
• Our View: Chamber is an important player in community
• Former aide pleads guilty to working on Walker's campaign on county time
• Wrestlers are Big Rivers/Dunn-St. Croix Challenge champs
• Update: Big Miracle brings back a lot of memories
• Wiegand conviction reversed
• Duluth health-care facility fires employee caught on camera stealing from resident
• Woodbury, Minn., burglary suspect's forgotten phone leads to arrest
• 'Highland Wind' group drops $25M claim against town of Forest
• Duluth woman pleads guilty to stabbing sister in the face
• Opening arguments heard in Cave's murder trial in Jamestown
• Dog owner remains confined pending commitment hearing
• Weekend stabbing leads to second-degree murder charge against Longville, Minn., man
• Automated external defibrillator helps revive woman at Duluth airport
• Minnesota woman, accused of running over husband with van, faces premeditated murder for his death 18 months ago
• VIDEO: Thousands flock to downtown Hudson for Hot Air parade
• Former Badger Travis Beckum tears ACL knee ligament in Super Bowl
• 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)
• Double murder is now 10 years old
• VIDEO: Smoosh Bucklers repeat as Hot Air champions
• Dayton hangs with Bird Island, Minn., teen, classmates
• Duluth woman wants to restore forgotten grotto's glory
• Disease-carrying ticks move deeper into Northland
• Montevideo, Minn., man charged with rustling herd of cattle
• Schedule set for Santorum visit to Bemidji, Minn.
• Willmar man pleads to eight counts for crime spree that included burning house
• Hastings Police seek public's help in finding pudding pack vandals
• Study: 1 in 10 babies in Lake Superior region are born with high levels of mercury
• Art enhances life, and now the library
• Report: Twin Cities mom punches wrestling coach during meet
• Duluth police: Drugs, cash, stolen property recovered from convicted drug dealer's home
• Breaking News: UPDATE: Reported abduction attempt now called a 'misunderstanding'
• Minn. owners of Shakers vodka file Chapter 7 bankruptcy petition
• Badgers sign 12 players to football scholarships and 7 walk-ons
• Bill would create sandhill crane hunting season
• Suspected Native Mob gang leader, one other arrested in Minneapolis
• 550 people in Milwaukee archdiocese file sex-abuse claims
• Internet-famous Minnesota cubs doing well, still making a racket (with video)
• Jon's Jottings: 1968 from another point of view
• Owners of frozen Hastings dog found; they covered vet bills, let dog be adopted
• Rock students are part of Digital Learning Day
• Dog track rezoning will get a thorough city review
• Film fest on energy presented
• GOP campaign with "Made in Bemidji" threads coming to northern Minnesota
• Mental health petition sought for woman with dogs
• Olivia, Minn., man offers plea in the death of toddler
• Rural Paynesville, Minn., will stand trial in late June for man's murder
• Our View: Hot Air Affair brings a weekend of fun
• Hockey: Girls beat three-time state champs
• Chippewa Falls Cardinals snap Raider wrestlers' BRC streak
• 1 sentenced in Wisconsin marijuana-growing operation
• HAA grand marshals like to heat things up
• Hot Air Affair set this weekend
• Heil family: 'The search is over' for missing parents
• Prep boys hockey: Minnesota player scores eight goals in game, brother has seven assists
• Man damages jail kiosk after he said the buttons on the screen weren't lined up right
• Feds seek 3 suspected Native Mob members from Minnesota's Bemidji, Cass Lake and White Earth
• Backlash slams 'Un-Fair' anti-racism campaign in Twin Ports
• Facing prison for fraud, Twin Ports woman's life comes to an abrupt end
• Iron Range native with junkyard roots built business into national chain
• Survey indicates 86 percent of St. Croix Valley voters support proposed bridge
• Faces & Names: Former Duluth meteorologist gets Twitter bragging rights
• Blair-Taylor schools may switch to four-day week
• Rodgers throws two TDs in Pro Bowl
• Antigo football coach and assistant face felony drug charges
• UPDATE: Somerset woman dies in Monday crash
• Living with Water: Red River living since settlement
• Wisconsin hikers come face to face with bear in den (with photo)
• Wolf experts unhappy with portrayal of animals in new movie 'The Grey'
• Drug shortages leave Northland patients unable to fill prescriptions
• City adopts state quota on liquor licenses
• Opinion: Bridge is example of political parties working together
• Search for Heils complicated by difficult conditions
• Mark Gherty is winner of Blakeman Award
• Locals help deliver Walker recall petitions to Madison
• Duluth's homeless population continues to increase
• HPD police dog nabs suspect
• Babbitt, Minn., stunned after man allegedly stabs 3-year-old girl, then is shot by police
• Congressman Sean Duffy visits Hudson
• Alliant Energy and Resch centers make pitches for state tournaments
• Walker touts job-creation and budget-balancing efforts
• Duluth native kept Oscar-nominated film 'The Artist' in focus
• Randy's Ramblings: Decent pay and a good nursing home are worth preserving
• Ruling comes in 'Avanti' trademark legal fight
• Parties identified in Babbitt stabbing, shooting
• Governor will give State of the State address Wednesday night
• One Block Run raises over $6,000
• Brewers slugger Prince Fielder leaves for Detroit
• Our View: Wisconsin is again number 1
• Wrestlers set up showdown Thursday night in Chippewa Falls
• Virginia City Council votes to suspend police chief
• Hudson's Berg among 2012 Trailblazer Awards for Women in Business
• Former Hudson musician and businessman dies
• City Council asked to rezone dog track land
• Authorities: Babbitt, Minn., police officer shoots man after child stabbed
• Lawyer: Man accused of driving drunk in fatal Duluth crash is remorseful, 'will do the right thing'
• Hastings woman waits for news of missing parents after shipwreck
• Bemidji, Minn., school officials suspend athletes for rules violations
• 2 women removed from rural Bemidji, Minn., homes after deputies find 50-55 dogs
• Breaking News: Unanimous U.S. Senate vote moves Stillwater bridge closer to reality
• North Dakota man faces six felony charges in Duluth crash that killed woman, critically injured grandson
• Breaking News: City of Hudson stages "snow plow event"
• Stray dog lost in Alexandria, Minn., reunited with owners after turning up 150 miles away in Woodbury
• Reports: Ely bear featured on Webcam has given birth to two cubs
• Family, police, wildlife rehab workers help save injured Minnesota bobcat
• Brother's gift fulfills Wisconsin man's lifelong dream to drive a bus
• Tuskegee Airman from Duluth gives thumbs up to 'Red Tails' movie
• Family: Bacteria spurred rare disorder that killed accused Minnesota courthouse shooter
• Cedar Ridge Apartments will get an upgrade
• 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
• Chris Ashwood records his music
• Tuskegee Airman from Duluth will judge portrayal of unit in new movie 'Red Tails'
• Man held on suspicion of drunken driving in Duluth crash that kills woman, injures grandson
• 28 Dogs, 2 Cats Seized From Warroad, MN, Home
• Grand Rapids couple claim $2.61 million lottery prize
• Police respond to late-night call from Superior shelter, find puppy chewing alarm wires (with video)
• Snowmobile ride far from home honors local teen's memory
• Coach says Packers tackled poorly all season
• Ryan Braun will accept MVP award
• Broken sprinkler floods St. Louis County Courthouse in Duluth
• Walker will return $38 million for health insurance exchange
• Cemetery gets an increase in city room tax dollars
• Day By Day: 1968 - the good, the bad and the ugly things we wore
• Preco Inc. opens laser processing and die-cutting facility in Hudson
• 13-year-old crashes car near Duluth, with tragic results
• New charges expected against embattled Hastings officer
• Skybridge marketing firm looks to expand with up to 200 jobs in Bemidji
• Tragic seconds: Effects persist long after impact
• Duluth man found dead outside retirement home after night of subzero temperatures
• Check injures Hudson bantam hockey player
• Fair weather feathered friends
• Our View: State lawmakers - Give candidates better break for filing
• Burton Field ice rink opens Friday
• Boys skate to win over Chippewa
• Gymnasts 4th at RF Invite
• Hudson man guilty in mortgage scheme
• Harsdorf takes questions from critics at listening session held in Hudson last week
• Falk announces she's running against Walker
• Homicide trial scheduled for May
• Is Northland on its way to becoming major hub of aviation manufacturing?
• More than 1 million signatures seeking Walker recall turned in
• Hastings police believe they have found owners of dog frozen to parking lot
• City details objections to Fond du Lac Band's plans to expand downtown Duluth reservation
• Packer assistant coaches may get other offers
• Democrats will deliver recall petitions at 3 p.m. today
• Computer and printer taken in DMV break-in
• Superior police: Victim fatally shot once in chest
• Picketers take to the streets in downtown Hastings
• Missing Hancock, Minn., woman found after disappearing Sunday in S.D.
• Kestrel CEO: Superior aircraft plant made possible with city, county, state help
• Miss America 2012 is from Wisconsin
• Giants end Packers' Super Bowl bid, 37-20
• Beargrease Sled Dog Marathon canceled due to lack of snow
• 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)
• Fire destroys Red Wing, Minn., home
• Upcoming TV show asks: Does Bigfoot roam northern Minnesota?
• One year later, man philosophical about dramatic rescue from Lake Superior ice floe
• Duluth school bus crashes through yards, narrowly misses homes; driver hospitalized
• Inmate charged with battery to deputy
• This could be the last year for high school basketball tournaments at the Kohl Center
• The Packers have protected the ball
• HHS grads make their mark in music business
• First baby of 2012
• Regency Inn hotel robbed in Hastings
• Video of Bill Radosevich traffic stop
• As deadline nears, lack of snow is threatening Northland sled dog race
• Grand Marais adventurer calls off attempt to reach Mount McKinley summit
• Medal of Honor recipient from Duluth buried with military honors (with video)
• Raider basketball: Boys top River Falls
• Duluth woman wipes out on ABC game show 'Wipeout'
• Minnesota DNR plans roadside checks to stop invasive species
• Duluth schools superintendent resigns
• New owner says old post office will make a good restaurant
• The days are numbered for Hudson's Blockbuster video rental store
• HPD arrests suspected thief armed with gun
• Amery teacher charged with domestic violence
• Packers receiver Greg Jennings will be ready for the playoffs
• Former Walker appointees charged with embezzling money for honoring vets
• North Hudson Board denies attorney's claim against village
• Maple and ash trees abound in Hudson
• Missing rural Todd County, Minn., woman found dead a quarter mile from her residence after husband reports her missing
• Mayor threatens to halt gambling at downtown Duluth casino (with videos)
• Northland students show support for paralyzed prep hockey player
• Recycling ordinance returns to committee
• No problems reported after nuclear plant bleach leak
• Jones may start at linebacker for Packers in playoffs
• Still few details about assault against 3-month-old baby in northern Minnesota
• Still few details about assault against 3-month-old baby in northern Minnesota
• Hudson student finds a way to give back
• Missing woman located in Hastings; details still emerging
• Hudson native lands DiGiorno spokesperson role
• Northland couple's big baby was close to Minnesota record
• Update 9:25 a.m.: Prairie island nuclear plant declares alert due to chlorine leak; Ellsworth, Prescott delay schools
• Update 9:25 a.m.: Prairie island nuclear plant declares alert due to chlorine leak; Ellsworth, Prescott delay schools
• Duluth norovirus outbreak linked to ill food-service employee
• Two days of climbing remain for Minnesotan to reach Mount McKinley's summit
• Forum Communications to start Upper Midwest news service
• Confrontation with recall workers brings charges
• UPDATED: Bus vs. semi crash reported on I-94
• Citizen group questions school-employee bonuses
• Jalapenos pepper highway
• Our View: County wind power debate entering fifth year
• Boys' hoops runs streak to 4
• Hockey: Girls skate to win, loss & draw; host fundraiser
• Raider wrestlers move up at Bi-State, Kolya Hawksford claims 152-pound title
• 'American Idol' hopeful performs at The Phipps Center in Hudson
• North Hudson has three candidates; town races update
• Stolen SUV found in Menomonie
• It's Burchill, O'Malley in race for mayor's office
• Seven vie for 3 school board seats
• It's all in the teeth for local bowhunter
• Hastings Police seek public's help in finding missing adult
• Town of Hudson Caucus results
• Contests develop for 12 seats on St. Croix County Board
• No injuries when car hits school bus
• December kept warm streak alive in the Northland
• Capture of escaped dog leads to arrest of Hastings man
• Dupre reaches 14,200 feet on Mount McKinley
• Police, FBI seek public's help to locate Fargo bank robber; suspect description released
• World War II hero, Medal of Honor recipient Mike Colalillo dead at 86
• Snow, wind in Minn. could make New Year's Eve travel difficult
• 2011 Year in Review
• Fish houses, ATVs and drivers break through ice on west central Minn. lakes
• Phillips Corporation is nominated for state award
• Jamestown rail crossing quiet zone in place, but Third Street crossing left out for now
• College hockey: Minnesota AD Maturi declines offer to interview for NCHC commissioner job
• New details emerge on circumstances of accused Minnesota courthouse shooter's death
• Rebholz, Wentz bow out of 2012 St. Croix County race
• Wind farm proposal zapped back to life
• Grand Marais adventurer now up to 11,200 feet on Mount McKinley
• Willmar store is among four Minnesota Kmarts to close
• Sheriff revises timeline on inmate's request for help
• Event organizers, businesses worry: Is time running out on Northland's winter?
• Hastings woman reports gift was stolen from under her Christmas tree
• Lack of snow hurts business in northern Wisconsin
• Governor plans to lift cap on Family Care enrollment
• No city election races yet
• Packers defensive end Ryan Pickett returns to practice
• Sleeping, drunk Hastings man parked on lawn gives officers finger, runs away, gets tasered
• Mayor opposes utility fee structure
• Law firm for utilities' GM investigation approved in Willmar, Minn.
• Federal manual cited in return to yield sign at Crest View and 11th
• Somerset man dies in snowmobile mishap
• Jamestown rail crossing quiet zone put on hold
• Update: Candidates confirmed for 14 St. Croix Board seats; 7 incumbents bow out
• Margaret's Musings: Can you say censorship?
• Our View: New year can be a time for personal inspection
• Ball says coaching changes won't affect Rose Bowl performance
• Warriors nip Raider boys in OT
• Basketball: Boys win twice across border
• Enjoy 'All that Jazz' on New Year's Eve at The Phipps
• Thieves take more than just vehicle
• First National Bank in Hastings robbed at gunpoint
• Hat trick: Triplets form a line of their own for Northland prep hockey team
• Gimse is happy with new majority leader Senjem, confirms Hann as other candidate
• Cook County shooting suspect requested medical care more than a day before dying
• Willmar Municipal Utilities Commission OKs law firm to investigate general manager, tables organizational assessment and rejects solar project
• Cook County Courthouse shooting suspect dies
• Assault, chase lead to felony charges against Bemidji man
• Sam Cook column: Delisting, or crying wolf again over endangered species status?
• Outdoors: Quiet days, big fish in Northland spearhouse
• Northland rock considered for nuclear waste storage
• Cancer patient, 6, from Duluth, gets precious gift from baby sister
• Judge, public defender picked in Cook County courthouse shooting case
• Cook County shooting victims out of hospital
• Snowfall redecorates landscape for Christmas
• Car burglar leaves calling card
• Groups frustrated by lack of access to Duluth schools superintendent
• Supporters praise decision to de-list gray wolves, consider hunting season
• Marathon kettle ringers net $37K
• VIDEO: Fire, Heavy Smoke Damage Grand Forks Apartment Building
• Dakota County jail deputy charged with criminal sexual conduct
• Holiday Music for Coffee Drinkers
• Breaking News: Thursday night fire damages home
• Grand Marais adventurer begins winter ascent of Mount McKinley
• Fond du Lac Band appeals order to make casino revenue back payments to city of Duluth
• Day by Day: Come Christmas, there's some Scrooge in all of us
• Our View: And a Merry Christmas to all
• December 2011 Valley Economic Dashboard released
• Holidays hit hard for family of man slain at Proctor bar
• Christmas is special day for Christians
• Duluth clothing store employs human mannequin for the holidays
• Duluth school superintendent has been working without required license
• VIDEO: Students kick off holiday break with Egg Nog Chugging Contest
• Willmar. Minn., man indicted on federal child porn charge
• Man sentenced for assaulting drinking buddy at Spicer, Minn., bar
• VIDEO: Firefighters demonstrate how quickly fire can spread from a Christmas Tree
• Wrestlers shine at Marty Loy Classic
• Fond du Lac Band wants to add to reservation in downtown Duluth; city not happy
• Santa brightens the day for young and old alike
• Former area resident accused in shooting of officer
• Restaurant coming to old post office
• Voila: Top-hat wearing customer suspected in making $500 cell phone disappear during shell game with boxes
• Filings slow for seats on St. Croix Co. Board
• Family preserves daughter's memory through organ donation
• Atkinson is HPD's new lieutenant
• Duluth contractor accused of setting fire to clients' duplex
• Duluth school superintendent placed on leave amid investigation
• Breaking News: Hudson Golf club withdraws land offer
• 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
• After north woods 'rodeo,' MInnesota conservation officer aids ailing black bear
• Old mine pits could store energy on Iron Range
• Courthouse shooting suspect charged in St. Louis County
• Fewer signing recall petitions against lieutenant governor
• 2 teens arrested at Hibbing High School face drug charges
• Update 7:50 p.m.: Man accused in Lake City officer shooting believed dead
• Home-field advantage still in reach for Packers after 19-14 loss to Kansas City
• Monday I-94 accident creates big backup on freeway
• Grand Marais courthouse shooting suspect is sorry, his father says
• Teriyaki snack sticks sweep News Tribune's Great Venison Sausage Contest
• City of Duluth says free speech rights don't apply at holiday lights display
• Quick actions likely saved lives in Cook County Courthouse shootings (with video)
• Defendant's attorney recounts courthouse shootings
• UMD women's hockey coach: Argument with official led to suspension (video)
• Police: Woodbury, Minn., woman left child in cold car for 20 minutes with window down
• Two victims at Cook County Courthouse shot multiple times
• Shooting class scheduled at club
• Duluth man on trial for sexual assault picks himself as lawyer
• WCHA suspends UMD women's hockey coach
• Local men take up McCombie's challenge
• Breaking News: Governor Walker in Hudson Friday
• 4 vehicular homicide charges in death of 2010 football captain
• Youth Action Hudson draws on community and business support
• North Hudson cool on proposed business
• Margaret's Musings: Lifting one's spirits
• Hudson's Roeder stars at NCU, named National Player of the Week
• Will the Packers rest starters if they clinch home-field advantage?
• Unlicensed drivers in fatal crashes will face felony charges
• Warm weather melts away winter fun across the Northland
• Column: Green Bay Packers look poised to run the table
• Richland County Searches for Man After Accident
• 91-year-old Menahga, Minn., woman dies in house fire
• Foundation awards $14,372 in education grants
• Disc golf course proposed for Prospect Park
• County re-tools Chapter 21 recycling ordinance; hearing is Thursday
• Golf club land won't work for new high school
• Knudson sponsors bill requiring referendums on wheel taxes
• Police arrest couple making date-rape drug
• New Chiefs coach might start rookie QB against Packers
• Update2: Officials name those killed in helicopter crash, former western North Dakota resident among them
• Free bikes
• Brewers sign third baseman Aramis Ramirez to three-year, $36 million deal
• North Hudson levy increases 1.17 percent in 2012
• Alternate bridge plan gets shot down
• Raider wrestlers roll over Eau Claire Memorial
• Attorney files claim against village
• Basketball: Boys win BRC opener
• Second man charged in Hudson armed robbery
• Home for the Holidays 2011 brings the spirit of the season to life
• 6-foot-8 junior may be tallest player in Minnesota prep girls basketball history
• Interfering with privacy charged against Hastings man for peering into windows
• UPDATE: Semi clips, tips Badger, Minn., school bus; 8 students, bus driver treated for minor injuries
• Petitions to retain Fighting Sioux nickname for UND begin circulating
• Willmar, Minn., Utilities general manager releases statement on administrative leave
• Commission places Willmar, Minn., utility boss on paid leave for the next 30 days
• 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
• 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
• Public hearing on mining bill set for next Wednesday
• Hudson teachers vote to continue union
• Hastings bridge closed due to rollover accident - now reopened
• Saturday's early morning eclipse in the Northland sky should be worth the chill
• 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
• Bell Ringers Not Allowed Warming Hut at Devils Lake, ND, Walmart
• Asian carp DNA found farther north in Mississippi River
• Paynesville, Minn., School District searching for new superintendent
• Raiders will face Packers without three top playmakers
• Car theft suspect to Woodbury, Minn., police: 'I'm gonna make your job easy'
• Governor signs castle doctrine into law
• Republicans to announce plans to ease mining regulations
• Manitowoc Cranes tells striking machinists it's hiring replacements
• Duluth dives into Minnesota's gay marriage debate
• Rich O'Connor joins Hudson Area Library Board
• Doug's Diggings: The electronic tsunami hits home!
• Republican legislators convinced state is on the right path
• Police department issues spark Council debate
• Council gives preliminary OK to storm water utility
• SoulsShine - a downtown spiritual spa
• Area family will be featured on KS95 'Kids Radiothon'
• Rosemount, Minn., man sentenced for shooting videos of a girl in a diaper
• Our View: Sad, scary and unbelievable
• Chiefs ring up $1,900 for Salvation Army
• Colbeth remains as interim clerk
• Green Bay Packers stock is selling quickly
• Third period surge sparks Raider skaters
• Balance leads wrestlers in opener
• VIDEO: Sheriff's department investigating Mythbusters after cannonball mishap
• Hudson Police Dept. loses sergeant in budget process
• Businesses provide a candlelight stroll through downtown Hudson
• Free parking at meters during the holidays
• North Hudson couple hurt in car crash
• Name of UMD student found dead released
• JFD, sheriff's office continue search at reservoir for missing Jamestown, N.D., man
• Silver Bay man injured in Mesabi Nugget explosion
• Woman found dead in St. Louis Bay was Duluth resident, UMD grad
• Duluth on latest list of potential mail-processing center closures
• Laqua files letter of resignation
• Man missing on Jamestown Reservoir
• The Packers are NFC North champs after defeat of the Giants and Detroit loss
• Badgers' defeat of Michigan State was something special
• 1 dead after SUV rolls into water in Superior
• Lakewood Township father-son duo take Alaskan caribou adventure
• Legendary UMD coach Malosky hospitalized in serious condition
• Trial date set in Cromwell double-murder case
• Duluthian's nonprofit plays role in possible diabetes cure
• Ineligible voting results in 15-month prison sentence for convicted felon from Duluth
• Republicans withdraw redistricting lawsuit from state Supreme Court
• Thompson announces bid for U.S. Senate
• Bucks and Timberwolves will meet twice in short NBA preseason
• Hawk and Bishop will sit out Sunday's game
• Stop Drug and Alcohol Abuse Poster Contest winners are announced
• Meals for Moms fills a need bigger than food
• Watch now: Minor injuries reported when risers collapse during student concert at West Acres
• Former Congressman Obey to visit Hudson
• $700,000 in paperwork missing after Woodbury man fired from job
• Duluth company's cash-flow woes leave workers holding the tab
• Burchill will run for another term as mayor
• Sex discrimination lawsuit filed against New York Mills-based Lund Boats
• Jamestown man dies in Fargo hospital after being hit by vehicle Tuesday
• Put a rock in the house at Duluth ice bar (with video)
• Hudson grad pens 'how to' books for student writers
• Harsdorf listening session cancelled
• City of Hudson's 2012 tax levy less than this year's
• Hudson man dies as a result of Nov. 21 accident
• Mayor's office, 3 council seats up for election
• Chiefs square off in Salvation Army red kettle challenge
• Randy's Ramblings: We'll miss it when it's gone
• Recall signature gathering
• 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
• Big buck bagged on Thanksgiving Day
• Girls' hoops ready for opener
• Fleet Farm declines then welcomes bell ringers
• Few vaccinations worry health officials
• Ron Kind rep here Dec. 5
• Our View: Now is the time to consider running
• HELP could use some: sponsors needed
• Holiday events this weekend
• Update: State opens bids for tourism property
• Hastings man arrested twice in five days for DWI
• Northland woman accused of illegally shooting two trophy bucks
• Hastings man arrested after stealing Star Gazette newspaper from vehicle
• Police: Man, 31, shoots, fatally wounds self outside Grand Forks Altru emergency room
• Peek at Northlanders' trash reveals a troubling surprise
• Packers can clinch NFC North title share with a win on Sunday
• Badgers hope to continue momentum in Saturday's Big Ten title game
• Small west central Minn. towns deliver message: We need our local post offices
• MORNING UPDATE: Menards buys 80-acre subdivision in Duluth Heights
• SCEDC hosts legislative forum
• 20 years of memories from Duluth National Snocross (with video)
• More trash in Minnesota signals better economy
• Alberta, Minn., teenage son certified to stand trial as adult in mother's murder
• Driver crashes into North Hudson power pole
• Long lines of eager shoppers take on Black Friday
• Thanksgiving day crash claims 25-year-old New Richmond woman
• Fiesta Loca brings a taste of Mexico to Hudson
• Hudson Prairie students welcome Swedish teachers
• Hudson churches serve a Thanksgiving feast
• President pardons pair of Willmar, Minn., gobblers for Thanksgiving
• Three charged in 'significant' meth bust in Hubbard County
• UW-River Falls interested in building on former tourism center site
• Medical report: Cottage Grove newborn's death 'accidental' when mother fell asleep on boy
• Grandparents turned parents again - a challenge full of love
• SSG Corp. wins competition for new Class A liquor and beer licenses
• Hastings woman wakes up, finds intoxicated man in her kitchen
• Forget Black Friday, Some Stores Opening as Early as 4 p.m. Thursday
• A new look at literacy in Perham, Minn.
• West Fargo Club trying to keep their hobby alive
• Day By Day: This year, it is all about the silver linings
• Hastings mother who fled with son is released from jail; now seeks her son back
• Hearing slated for county Farmland Preservation Plan
• Duluth funeral director sentenced to 90 days for crash that killed two
• 'Street preachers' file lawsuit for access to Duluth holiday lighting display
• Northland bus driver takes stand, denies claims of inappropriate touching
• Ryan Braun named National League MVP
• Our View: Be thankful every day
• $20,000 in stolen bicycles linked to Woodbury teen
• Trial for Two Harbors bus driver accused of molesting girls goes to jury
• Hammond couple convicted in child neglect case
• Two hunters die, three sustain injuries as 2011 gun hunt continues
• School cafeterias a battleground in fight against obesity
• Packers prepare for Detroit, Badgers for Penn State
• Warm farewell for Willmar, Minn., students, turkeys headed for White House
• Snow adds festive touch to Tour of Homes
• African Development Center in Willmar, Minn., working on business, housing issues
• New Sparboe Farms task force to review safety, animal care
• Minn. ag chief surprised by swift reaction to video at Sparboe Farms of Litchfield, Minn.
• Police remove Occupy Duluth tents; no protesters arrested
• More Than 50 Cats Recovered From Elderly Woman's Thief River Falls, MN, Home
• Stillwater bridge faces another possible roadblock
• Beautiful Women: La Ditzy teaches life lessons with humor
• Investigators say trailer house fire earlier this month in Verndale, Minn., was arson
• Breaking News: Hudson man robbed at gunpoint in his home early Monday
• St. Croix EDC Seeks Nominations for Business of the Year awards
• Wahpeton Sewer Main Break: City Asking Residents to Reduce Water and Sewer Use
• Off-duty firefighter aids woman in distress during Duluth Christmas parade
• Winter brings gloomy outlook for SAD sufferers
• Girl sobs through testimony in trial of Northland bus driver accused of sex assault
• Northland nursing home worker accused of stealing patients' painkiller patches
• Charges likely to be filed against Duluth head shop for selling synthetic drugs
• Sparboe president says video is "shocking" and workers have been fired
• 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
• City sets deadline for Occupy Duluth encampment to clear out
• Driver in 2010 fatal crash in Hastings pleads guilty to criminal vehicular homicide
• Northland hunting pals were minutes from destination before fatal crash
• Quilt show brings out the best
• Group wants Sioux nickname in N.D. constitution
• Breaking News: Judge removes St. Joseph clerk-treasurer from office
• College men's hockey: UMD's goalie took his one chance at scoring a goal
• State transportation secretaries asked to resolve differences over bridge plan
• Seven state high school football title games set for Thursday and Friday
• Norwegian exchange student saved by quick medical care after aneurysm
• Judge tosses Duluth head shop lawsuit
• Homeless man finds hope at Grace Place
• Our View: Hudson has it all for the holidays
• Bridge backers gaining optimism
• Husband now charged: picture of suspected marijuana leads to charges against Hastings couple
• Dealer sues Harley-Davidson over foreign-sales restriction
• Recall effort visits governor's home
• Fire damages home in Gnesen Township (with video)
• Andersen Corp. announces layoffs
• Comcast to air state football finals
• Mayoral candidate Scot O'Malley says he has ideas to improve Hudson
• Plans for golf club disclosed
• Jury selection begins for Northland bus driver accused of sex assault
• House and owners are perfect fit for Christmas Tour of Homes
• VIDEO: WDAY's StormTRACKER Team Counts Down the Area's 5 Worst Blizzards
• Rural St. Louis County woman who had 36 dogs given neglect citations
• Duluth police chief: Occupy protesters need permit; no overnight camping will be allowed
• First Northland snowstorm of the season this weekend? Stay tuned
• Boy takes photo of suspected marijuana; drug charges filed against mother
• Authorities investigating shooting death of two dogs on Iron Range
• UPDATE 7:50 A.M.: Semis collide head-on causing explosion this morning off interstate near Alexandria, Minn.
• Packers have a busy schedule; Badgers still have a shot at Big Ten title
• Federal cabinet members to meet with lawmakers on bridge plan
• 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 N. 11th Ave. East
• Ryan Worrell is in Iraq but his likeness is not far from home
• Rico Heisler takes a new role
• Jimmy Jenson "The Swingin' Swede" recalls a lifetime of making music
• Richie honored on Veterans Day
• Police catch fleeing suspect after five-hour search in Itasca County
• Duluth School Board member nearly tossed from meeting; police called
• Hudson woman starts Military Moms group
• News Tribune Attic: 36th anniversary of the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald
• City councilor-elect will file complaint against Duluth mayor over robocalls (with audio)
• Appeal denied for man convicted in West Duluth toddler's death
• It's border battle time for Wisconsin and Minnesota sports teams
• Minnesota DNR again finding dead scaup on Lake Winnibigoshish
• Willmar, Minn., man dead after jump from bridge
• Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald happened 36 years ago
• New Stillwater bridge awaits congressional action, approved by committee Thursday morning
• Breaking News: Pantless driver approaches Hudson girl on Frear Street
• Parts of historic Duluth ski jump complex come down
• Rural Paynesville, Minn., man still doesn't have attorney in murder case against him
• Willmar, Minn., Latino graduation rate shows steady improvement
• Breaking News: Golf club owner offers to donate land to school district
• Anita Penman dies of illness; Vine Street Florist is closed
• Hearing on open-pit iron ore mine draws a large crowd
• Bill would allow high school students to earn vocational degrees instead of diplomas
• Brewers decline contract options for K-Rod and Betancourt
• Badgers drop in polls after another last-minute loss
• Two family members hurt in Saturday rollover
• 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)
• Hudson's Kromer 4th at state cross country meet
• Ridgewater College in Willmar, Minn., win 7th straight region volleyball title
• WEATHER: Recalling Halloween Blizzard of 1991
• Sen. Johnson in Hudson Saturday, talks about various issues
• Fugitive with Twin Ports ties caught in Pine County after a day on the run
• 148th Fighter Wing makes an F-16 statement at Duluth base
• Jury delivers mixed verdict in trial of Duluth funeral home director involved in fatal crash
• Eddie was depressed turkey until animal communicator helped
• Let's dance: Get your dancing shoes - and go to The Phipps
• Circumstances, TV call of Cardinals' dramatic Game 6 win are deja vu for Twins fans (video)
• Our View: There's already enough time to buy alcohol
• Day By Day: Wall Street protest isn't something to fear
• Former FBI agent gives insight into real police work at Citizens Police Academy
• Architect: Small, seasonal cabins are a dying breed in Minnesota
• One injured in Carmichael Road traffic accident
• Halloween events
• City sets dates for fall yard waste collection program
• 20 years ago today, Twins won 1991 World Series Game 7 (photos, video)
• Recession impacts animals, shelters
• Sheriff offers drug deposit site Saturday
• Douglas County man charged with stealing $130,000 from employer to pay for Internet porn
• Synthetic drugs investigation follow-up: With some banned ingredients, why are fake pot sales allowed?
• Public hearing on proposed iron ore mine set for Thursday
• Governor freezes state worker wages for two years
• Hudson school enrollment up by 35
• Murdock, Hoffman: No general funds for new stadium
• Charges: Empty gas tanks foils alleged burglar's getaway from Woodbury break-in
• Willmar, Minn., man faces nine felonies in Renville County
• Man lands in court while trying to help control feral cat population
• Hastings police responded to two 'sexting' cases this week
• Southern Minnesota Beet Sugar Cooperative and Renville Co., Minn., reach agreement ending years of tax litigation
• Girls punch ticket to state
• Duluth shooting a 'horrible accident,' Cobenais attorney says
• Football: Raiders' season ends at Rapids
• New conceal and carry law goes into effect Tuesday
• Raider volleyball team falls in regional meet
• Thank the Irish for Halloween celebrations
• 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
• Alleged Hudson car thief doesn't get far
• Brothers win car in foot race around Duluth
• Experts decry synthetic pot: 'Much worse than marijuana'
• HPD uncovers $200K in stolen motorcycle parts
• Former Hastings indicted for $5 million mortgage fraud scam
• Father, son charged in rural Belgrade, Minn., murder set to appear in court today; father to represent himself
• Rodgers, Crosby have record days in Packers victory
• 'Hail Mary' completion defeats Badgers
• In Duluth, synthetic pot users get high and don't hide it
• New baby arrives early in vehicle on Duluth street
• Danube, Minn., whistle blower pleads guilty
• UMD students examine environmental effects of discarded cigarettes
• Congressional campaign has begun
• Park improvements under way in Heritage Greens
• Town of Hudson has new website, new meeting rules
• 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
• Bob & Steve's store opens in Burkhardt
• U.S. winter forecast is cold north, dry south, heavy snow
• Concealed weapons banned at government center
• Student scientists do Hudson proud at NASA
• Climate outlook: Colder winter in store for Red River region
• Mary Hoel was a devoted wife and mother
• Duluth nurse practitioner investigated for numerous narcotic prescriptions
• Our View: Local firefighters deserve our praise
• Hudson Community Foundation nears $2 million mark
• Sports Illustrated presents Hudson man's dilemma: raise son as Packers or Vikings fan?
• Inventory of Hudson's public trees is under way
• Badgers' offensive line to be tested against Michigan State
• Vikings expected to start rookie QB against the Packers
• Wheeler police chief fired, accused of sex crimes
• Governor invites applications for National Christmas Tree decorating
• Runners make history: Kromer, Wetzstein sweep BRC titles
• Benefit to be held for Kaleb Yonash
• Jury trial date set for man accused of stabbing Perham, Minn. woman 7 times
• Sue Kapaun fights cancer with a little help
• I-94 fatality ruled a suicide
• Hudson plant is closing
• Duluth researchers' drug reaches human test stage
• UPDATE: Division 1 and 2 tentative football brackets released
• Body found in Renville Co., Minn., field identified as missing Cosmos man
• Duluthians turn out by hundreds to greet Norwegian king, queen
• Find a farm to visit near you in Minnesota
• Willmar, Minn. company raising presidential hopeful turkey
• 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
• Badgers sixth in Bowl Championship Series standings
• Packers are the NFL's only unbeaten team
• Owner says Milwaukee Brewers will return to playoffs
• Miss Oshkosh relinquishes title, tiara after shoplifting conviction
• Rain helps contain Boundary Waters wildfire
• Litigation delays release of WIAA football playoff matchups
• Cook man says friend shot at him, then dragged him as he hid under truck
• Thousands gather for fall ritual ride
• North Hudson Village Board hears fire department's good report
• Hastings man faces fleeing charge in Washington County after staring at 3M employees with binoculars
• Autumn colors in Hudson
• Our View: It's that time of the year - watch for deer
• Donald Driver accepts diminished role in Packer offense
• Cardinals take 2-1 lead in League Championship Series
• Hudson Marine is serving in Afghanistan
• Barnesville family believed targeted by serial arsonist
• Kids find calm through a mix of yoga and puppetry
• Bayport bank hopes to open Hudson office
• North Hudson woman faces trial in drug fraud case
• Clerk issues continue in town of St. Joseph
• Three move on to state tennis
• Hammond couple will face trial in child neglect case
• Monster bear bagged near North Hudson
• Families weigh in on Kirkpatrick sentencing
• 3 Killed in Head-on Collision South of Fessenden, ND
• Deer hunter foils theft at dogtrack
• Touchdown scored by Prescott middle schooler counted for more than just six points
• Two Paynesville, Minn.-area, men arrested for their roles in shooting
• UPDATE: Arraignment Tuesday in Larson homicide case in rural Paynesville, Minn.
• B.J. Raji says Falcons gave Packers no respect
• Big-money teams are out of Major League Baseball playoffs
• Husband turns in wife for sexual assault
• Deer hunter mauled by bear near Superior
• High water, lots of ducks at North Dakota hunting camp
• October heat wave topples Northland weather records
• Regulators shutter The RiverBank; Central Bank assumes assets
• Duluth toddler's death brings verdict of manslaughter
• Owner of Duluth head shop files suit over police raid
• Rest area surveillance footage captures scenes from escape
• Cravings (can be) Delivered to your door
• Photo ID law changes rules for Wisconsin voters
• Pepper Fest experience helps Jennifer Johnson with Teen USA competition
• Breaking News: Burning ban in place
• Council asked to ban golf ball hitting in the city
• Neighbor's beef with Duluth McDonald's flares
• Our View: Dog track looks like a good site for school
• Town residents drop court action
• North Hudson finance committee recommends 5 cent mill increase
• Owners open homes to promote solar power
• BadgerCare Basic premiums increase again
• Aaron Rodgers declines comment on Favre's remarks
• Arizona evens series with Milwaukee at 2-2
• Stillwater bridge project clears House of Representatives committee
• New Hastings police policy guides response to domestic abuse involving public figures
• 3 held after trying to enter Duluth military base
• UPDATE: Investigators suspect fatal fire may have been murder-suicide
• Commission considers officer's future with Superior Police Department
• Man in the blue van meets with police
• Duluth jury begins deliberations on baby's death
• North Shore auto accident victim from Twin Cities
• Sen. Kohl rep in Roberts Thursday
• Students with autism can do great things
• GOP says special session needed; Democrats say focus on jobs
• Raiders advance to golf sectional in LaCrosse
• Netters advance five flights
• Cyclocross races held in Hudson
• Duluth police: Arrests made in school playground fire
• Halverson avoids attempted scam
• Diamondbacks defeat Brewers, 8-1
• Breaking News: Man killed on I-94 Tuesday
• Potato gun causes NY Mills block closure, school lockdown
• Feds find money for Minnesota wolf-control program
• California physician testifies that fall, CPR killed Duluth toddler
• 20-year-old Hastings man dies in crash near Hager City, Wis.
• Danny Dimm, who fought to get custody back of his son, dies in logging accident
• Cass Lake, Minn., man drowns in canoe accident
• Deer czar named to review Wisconsin management practices
• Brewers are one win from League Championship Series
• Hastings-area thief, caught in the act, runs over trees as he flees and is cited for damage to property
• Rodgers has record-setting performance against Denver
• 12-year-old Sturgeon Lake boy killed in ATV accident
• Fertile, MN man returns with new outlook on life after losing both legs in a car accident
• Minnesota wildlife photographer knows how to seduce a moose
• Just 12 ounces at birth, Duluth toddler is going strong at 18 months
• Duluth school playground heavily damaged in fire
• Couple charged in Cromwell double murder appear in court
• Years after cancer, Nerbonne still thinks pink
• 1 killed in fiery rollover in Lake County
• Operaton HELP and SOURCE join forces
• New technology helping save rural heart attack victims
• Union President Calls For End to American Crystal Lockout
• Breaking News: Three arrested following North Hudson drug raid
• Feds indict 27 in Twin Ports for drugs
• Duluth murder suspect in court for pretrial hearing
• Alabama man pleads guilty to taking money from Duluth, other schools
• Ryan Grant out for Packers' game against Denver
• Brewers clinch home-field advantage for NL Division Series
• Our View: Why make recall elections even easier?
• Year-round fireworks sales rejected by city Plan Commission
• Dollar Tree store coming to Plaza 94
• Roosters spared the axe in town of Hudson
• Grass clippings and a urinating dog prompt dispute between neighbors in Hastings
• City of Hudson property owners notified of new assessed values
• Walker calls 'Back to Work' session
• Somerset man appears in stabbing incident
• Thieves steal markers from Superior cemetery, possibly for scrap metal
• Diversity debate deteriorates at the University of Minnesota Duluth
• Football update: Raiders fall on late touchdown
• Updated information: Driver dies in Wednesday morning crash on I-94
• Official cyclocross races set for town of Hudson this weekend
• Runners hold their own at Roy Griak Invite
• Record-setting week for swimmers, divers
• Basking in the Sun: Art festival is success
• Minnesota Wild to practice at Amsoil Arena in Duluth
• Bidding set to open on tourism information property
• UPDATE: Washington officials impressed by local bridge lobbyists
• Fergus Falls camp helps children and families deal with grief
• Ely researcher confirms Hope the bear's death
• Update: crash victim identified as New Richmond woman
• Duluth doctor testifies: Fall didn't kill toddler
• Elementary students, other 'Fans of Hope' distressed over Web-famous bear's possible death
• Breaking News: Woman killed in Tuesday morning crash
• Car crashes into Century 21 real estate office Tuesday morning
• Suspicious package in Hastings prompts call to bomb squad; it turned out to be an empty cooler
• Pine County teen faces more charges in stepfather shooting
• Fergus Falls man turns in over 4 million pop tops
• New Richmond man ready to defend his giant pumpkin record
• Plan Commission says no to crops on Government Center land
• 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
• Groups being investigated for recall election activity
• Packers defeat Bears, 27-17
• Brewers' first-round playoff opponent still to be determined
• Jansen Park dedicated Saturday in North Hudson
• Bruno, Minn., man faces shooting charges
• Deputy medical examiner raised flag about former Duluth neurosurgeon
• Boundary Waters wildfire now 45 percent contained
• Swayed by girlfriend, Duluth head shop owner holds off on restocking bath salts
• Hope, the Internet-famous Ely bear, missing
• Football Final: Rice Lake 23, Hudson 21
• Hansen returns to the stage in 'Boeing Boeing'
• 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'
• Brewers' magic number is at 2
• Mustangs is the new nickname for Menomonie school sports teams
• Driver who caused fatal Hastings crash in 2010 charged with felony; he was traveling almost 90 mph
• Our View: Spirit of St. Croix Days offers weekend fun
• Police raid Duluth synthetic marijuana shop
• Area's newest park to be dedicated Saturday
• Nearly 200 run to benefit Lautenbach family
• Destination Imagination offers students unique learning experience
• City agrees to sell property for assisted living facility
• Mexican restaurant to open; plans for downtown diner fall through
• One day after search, downtown Duluth shop resumes sales of incense
• Pagami Creek firefighting force tops 830 people
• Fatal shooting involving Duluth officer ruled justified
• Council rejects paying for debit and credit card payments
• Wurm clinches BRC golf title
• River City Center plans a block party for Saturday
• 38 starving dogs found at home north of Orr, Minn.
• Murder charges filed against Brainerd, Minn., man claiming to be boxer after victim dies
• Duluth man arrested after pointing handgun
• 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
• St. Croix officials jailed for MDA
• School referendum in Perham, Minn. affects property owners to different degrees
• Hastings man accused of DWI left two sleeping children at home
• Odd question asked in jury selection for Duluth toddler-death trial
• Cougar caught on 3 Northland trail cameras
• Duluth police officer's killing of suspect ruled justifiable
• Packers seeking NFL approval to sell stock
• Democracy Campaign says $44 million spent on state Senate recall elections
• Soccer splits with Minnesota squads
• 2011 Homecoming Court
• Raiders ensure a happy homecoming
• Somerset man arrested in stabbing incident
• Look for Duluth connection on tonight's 'Modern Family' episode
• Spirit of the St. Croix Art Festival this weekend
• 187 marijuana plants seized from Maplewood State Park
• Hastings police respond to report of woman foaming at the mouth in hot tub
• Warrant issued for Hastings man who discharged gun near church to 'protect' the children
• Super One Foods founder Jim Miner Sr. dies at 77
• One laker hits another in Duluth-Superior Harbor, damaging both vessels
• UPS Store in Hastings remains open after motorist crashes into building with car
• Video surfaces of landmark Hastings Spiral Bridge being dropped into the Mississippi River
• Wild ride for Duluth 4-year-old behind the wheel of van
• Erickson recovering, Hartmon released
• 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
• Campfires banned across Superior forest; politicians tour fire site
• 4-year-old Duluth boy gets behind wheel of van, hits house
• Minnesota doctors debate screening all young adults for chlamydia
• Man pleads in North Hudson incident
• International Falls reaches record low temperature for September
• Fargo man who beat 83-year-old woman bloody with dumbbell gets 8-year prison term
• No charges in Fargo 2-year-old's death; prosecutors say case wouldn't serve as deterrent
• Sit down and act: Kroll's seeks new talent for its ads
• In the line of fire: Some residents evacuate, others dig in as Pagami Creek fire creeps closer
• Kind says he won't run for Kohl's seat
• Weitkamp Park to get paved pathways; beach repairs approved
• Village discontinues leaf, bulky items drop sites
• Family dealt blow when 39-year-old husband, father dies
• EDC President: Congress must act on river crossing
• Our View: Magazine recognition good for county
• Truck in second Hastings abduction case found
• Superior murder scene burglary suspect charged in Iron Range theft
• Nurturing young Somali girls: Woodbury, Minn., woman wins McKnight award
• No more wastewater smell? Perham's $2.4 M EDA grant to assist plant expansion
• Police say to be alert
• Harvest moon added extra glow to the Autumn in the Valley event
• Pagami Creek fire largest Minnesota fire since 1918
• Jay Cooke drowning victim identified
• Hudson High School Homecoming Candidates
• Updated: Man Killed When Pickup Crashes onto Fargo Air Base; Victim Identified
• Northland prep hockey coach recuperating after auto racing crash
• Canal Park scene in Duluth inspires international photographer
• Roads closed, some areas evacuated as Boundary Waters fire spreads
• 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
• Hunter shoots bear, bear attacks hunter
• Officer helps deliver baby on roadside
• Erickson in critical condition following accident
• Thousands Gather in Newfolden, MN, to Remember a Day That Changed America
• As White House was evacuated, Duluth native stayed at his post on Sept. 11
• Estimated size of Boundary Waters fire jumps 40 percent
• Several areas closed due to Boundary Waters fire
• Duluthian once played on Russian hockey team involved in plane crash
• Drag racing returns to Duluth streets on Sunday
• 'Library' lends out tools for free to Northland residents
• Rick Lubbers column: Packers should rule NFC North
• Fall colors could be good in Minnesota - where drought hasn't hit
• Raiders roll at Superior, 41-12
• Gilbert, Richards added to Hudson High School Wall of Fame
• Doug's Diggings: It may be 10 years, but impact far from over
• 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, Carlton High School cancels football season
• Duluth's new mini golf course like none you've ever seen
• Orr, Minn., woman sentenced in stabbing
• Small fire on bus carrying Hastings boys soccer team closes lane of 35E
• Despite their look, Minnesota Duluth linebackers serious players
• Itasca County man dead after blast
• Homecoming activities set next week
• UAW and General Motors host open house
• Mathis murders: 30 years later some authorities remain convinced of John Mathis' guilt
• Pine County boy charged for allegedly shooting stepdad in head
• Packers open NFL season tonight against the Saints
• Quirky role wins kudos for Duluth, Minn., native in indie film
• Standafer says county is 'fine' under new Wisconsin budget
• Burglar gets away with $70,000 in cell phones, accessories from Cloquet, Minn., AT&T store
• Pine City, Minn., boy suspected of shooting stepfather in the head
• Hudson, Wis., woman watched second plane fly into World Trade Center
• Our View: Now that election is done, we vote for recall reform
• BWCAW blaze: Fighting fire with fire
• Meteor bright enough to be seen during the day streaks through the sky over Minnesota's Lake County in August
• Wisconsin man receives one year of probation for invading neighbor's bathroom while she was showering
• Owner cited for bringing dwarf caiman to St. Croix River beach
• Jail time follows date night high speed chase in Perham, Minn.
• McDonalds coming to Perham
• Lund Boats announces NY Mills facility expansion
• Willmar man injured in train collision
• Baby born in vehicle on Interstate 35 in Duluth
• Trial begins for Duluth man facing weapons charges
• Allegedly abusive parents due back in court
• Man admits drinking 30 beers in six hours before crash
• VIDEO: California man attempts robbing convenience store while wearing Gumby costume
• Larson wins Turf Championship at Canterbury
• City better prepared for disaster 10 years later
• St. Croix judges report to County Board
• Town officials: Clerk started taking money just days after taking office
• Jamestown (N.D.) police pull woman from river
• Hancock, Minn., police chief dies after boat capsizes in Stevens Co.
• Update: More information on UW-RF teacher charged in sex assault
• After losing vision, Duluth, Minn., teenager aims to participate in inline skating half-marathon
• University of Minnesota Duluth again ranked No. 1 in D-II college football
• Faith, S.D., resident with famed Norwegian relative to be interviewed by TV crew from Norway
• Attorney says he'll announce settlement in Crookston diocese sex abuse case today
• Two escapees caught in Douglas County; two at large
• Our View: New school year, same safety tips
• Hastings, Minn., man finds three-foot-long alligator in Mississippi River near Prescott
• 1 Dead In Rollover Near Park River, ND
• Authorities searching for four prisoners who escaped in Douglas County
• Minnesota, Wisconsin hunting regulations change
• That unidentified flaming object in Northland skies? It was a fireball, experts say
• Northland bear hunt bears success
• Breaking News: One Dead In Accident In Crookston, MN
• Duluth program gives first-time offenders a chance to clear record by volunteering
• Plans in the works for new, sheltered site for Duluth Viking ship
• Raiders edged by ECM in OT
• Badgers rout UNLV, Packers defeat Chiefs
• Jilek to be inducted into UW-EC Hall of Fame
• UW-RF prof charged with sexual assault of child
• Fans Show Pride At Possible Last Football Opener As Fighting Sioux
• Forest industry pushes feds for more timber
• Superior man accused of head-butting girl
• DNR delays mine exploration leases again
• Black Eyed Peas concert a chance to make new memories in Minot
• Northeastern Minnesota leads state in overall mortality rate
• Crews race to salvage storm-downed timber in Northwestern Wisconsin
• Mineral leases have long history in Minnesota
• Cardinals sweep Brewers
• Where to store forfeited cars?
• Recently released Moorhead sex offender speaks
• Newest library board member is highly qualified
• Hastings residents, on the lookout after abduction attempts, call in numerous suspicious vehicles
• Northland man comes face-to-face with black bear
• Bison Video Blog Season Predictions
• Presidential candidate Ron Paul to visit Fargo
• New movie to be built from the interviews with central Minnesota troops
• Having a ball: Kentuckian and his dog walking cross country to emphasize dangers of diabetes
• 5 years after Rodriguez convicted for Dru Sjodin's murder: 'Nothing but sadness'
• UMD football begins with a national title to defend
• 2 Duluth mural artists told to redo concepts
• Duluth man gets diversion in welfare fraud case
• Duluth rock band in tune with video gamers
• Packers host Chiefs tonight in pre-season finale
• Bill would expand do-not-call law to include text messages
• New teachers prepare for new year
• A cross-country cowboy; 75-year-old man arrives in NY Mills to spread message
• Road rage results in Sunday accident
• Whitetail hunting is business and pleasure for Kinney brothers
• North-South event won by Wurm
• Football: Early Raider lead evaporates
• Soccer falls to state powerhouse
• Busy first week for Raider spikers
• Crash on Carmichael Drive
• Union leaders decide to let Republican lawmakers march in Labor Day parade
• Willmar, Minn., teen pleads guilty to seven felonies
• North Dakota's Mr. Bubble has provided 50 years of bath-time fun
• Attorneys in court over medical testimony about Duluth tot's death
• Crews monitoring 130-acre forest fire near Ely, Minn.
• Duluth police identify officer involved in fatal shooting
• Alexandria, Minn., man kayaks 175 nearby lakes in 54 months
• Willmar, Minn., man involved in shooting puppies must work at the Humane Society
• Badgers host UNLV in season opener Thursday night
• Mike Yurk keeps on keepin' on
• Brewers fall to St. Louis
• Hudson students make slight gain on most recent ACT scores
• Roosters, ball fields, Scout camp on Hudson Town Board's agenda
• St. Joseph Town Board takes dispute to court
• Minnesota man who tried pawning stolen $15,000 violin given prison sentence
• 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
• North Hudson officer outruns suspect
• 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
• 2 UND Athletes Trade in Basketballs for Catfish on National TV Show
• Twin Cities attempted murder suspect arrested in Benson, Minn.
• 8 people injured, 1 fatally, in Iron Range vehicle crash
• Armed robbery suspect fatally shot by Duluth Police officer
• TRAVEL: At road's end, small town offers the North in a nutshell
• Accidental muskie takes anglers on a tour of Island Lake
• Minnesota DNR continues to track North America's oldest known wild bear
• Long-locked Duluth Armory safe reveals its secrets
• Duluth delivery driver tells how he resisted attempted robbery at gunpoint
• Duluth adult foster home fined for inadequate care to two residents who died
• Meteor flashes across area skies Tuesday
• Fargo Police respond to injury accident; find intoxicated men trying to push vehicle back onto its wheels
• Warrants Issued For Family Members Accused in Standoff Near Lakota, ND, After Court Appearances Missed
• Not your typical Sunday drive
• 'Unforgettable day:' North Dakota Guard pilots who flew on 9/11 tell their stories
• Hillsboro, N.D., couple's idea for unique candles turns into business
• WCHA hockey conference invites CCHA members to join
• 'Sexting' case hits home: Cloquet police warn that nude online photos can be tracked by law enforcement - and predators
• The Tennessee Roadhouse in Alexandria is rockin' with music, fun, food and a nationally syndicated radio show
• Alexandria fishing guide and divers discover hundreds of bones in Lake Victoria
• HHS Homecoming week set for Sept. 12-16
• Packer starters will play entire first half against Indianapolis
• Milwaukee Brewers' magic number at 22
• Sam Cook: Glide into fall now under way
• Family celebrates its close ties with Yellowstone National Park
• Diberardino sentenced in Hudson Amber Alert case
• City delays open book and Board of Review sessions
• VIDEO: Fire Destroys Eldred, MN, Elevator
• VIDEO: CNBC's 'Mad Money' comes to N.D., talks about state jobs, Bakken oil
• Former player for Duluth, Minn., minor league team makes Major League Baseball debut
• Clara City, Minn., man helps with unexpected home delivery of his son, daughter
• Bison standout linebacker tackles hip socket injury
• Pepper Fest: a community on parade
• 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.
• Early morning elevator blaze challenges firefighters; Eldred, Minn., facility 'total loss'
• VIDEO: Young man in Australia nearly hit by oncoming train
• Duluth, Minn., attorney advertises in local newspaper that he's alive after man with same name appears in obits
• Brewers take 10-game lead in the NL Central Division
• Five months after being rescued, a bald eagle was released Wednesday morning at Carpenter Nature Center
• Northland broadcasting legend Lew Latto dies
• Plans laid to salvage 130,000 acres of downed timber in northwest Wisconsin
• Perham's $35 million hospital nearing completion
• Brothers accused of beating up policeman outside Perham, Minn., bar plead not guility to charges
• Oakdale, Minn., school worker accused of luring vulnerable female into prostitution
• Perham-area flood relief plan could move forward
• Wurm co-medalist at BRC golf opener
• St. Croix County equalized values decline 4.15 percent from last year
• Lyksett 'waves' goodbye as royal coordinator but not to Pepper Fest
• Back to School for Hudson - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Partial skeleton found in Willow River State Park
• Willow River Parent Group treasurer bound over for trial
• Pepper Fest footraces attract a large field
• Hudson schools reach SMART goals
• Packers appear serious about using no-huddle offense
• New Richmond nurse accused of stealing narcotics
• Boys soccer off to good start
• Schedule changes at HHS aimed at improving student learning
• National Collegiate Hockey Conference finds home
• Our View: Boosters are not the bad guys
• UPDATE: Raiders blank Rapids in opener
• Gadhafi: Pop culture meets reality
• QR codes helping businesses to lure customers
• 2 people, dog rescued after boat struck Ashland, Wis., breakwall
• Armed robbery reported in Cloquet
• Minnesota lieutenant governor to bring state officials to Iron Range
• Sen. John Thune of South Dakota says country's ag policies will change in next farm bill
• Duluth track standout dies in his sleep
• Part II: Brutal Vikings camp, wild nightlife and the Dallas Cowboys come to Bemidji in 1962
• Silver prices have some cashing in
• Leave my sweet corn alone: Hastings, Minn., man asks officer to shoot troublesome raccoon
• Tech company based in Woodbury, Minn., is acquired by Google
• Search continues for missing man last seen in Kinney
• Charles Ward -bigger than life
• Report filed indicating possible abduction attempt in Hastings neighborhood
• Iron Range energy project seeks lifeline in more funding, new fuel source
• Roommate sought after stealing ice cream while moving out of Hastings residence
• Car ripped in half in accident near Wadena, Minn.
• Professional wing walker falls to his death while performing stunt
• Duluth native wins NHRA Pro Stock title at Brainerd
• Taylor Haslup is the 2012 Pepper Fest queen
• Boy, passenger hurt in Crane Lake ATV accident
• Man feared drowned in Iron Range mine pit
• Minnesota property tax bills are set to spike
• Meet the Trashy Ladies of Ravenna Township
• Longtime Duluth prep coach remembered as 'a legend'
• Who will be picked to lead new college hockey league?
• Former Duluth surgeon settles another lawsuit out of court
• Famous NFL ref to keep lawyers in line at Duluth conference
• Grant awarded to assist laid-off Robin Manufacturing and Polaris workers
• Russ Feingold says he won't be a candidate in 2012
• Packers plagued with injuries going into home preseason opener with Arizona
• City plans crackdown on motorists who don't pay parking fines
• VIDEO: Basketball game against China's national team turns into a brawl
• Dr. Flute Snyder: 'Repairing engines, restoring confidence'
• City room tax revenue up in 2011
• Jamestown College wrestling coach Cisco Cole resigns
• Federal jury convicts Woodbury, Minn., man of sex trafficking a teen
• Pepper Fest: Royal designation is more than meets the eye
• 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
• Phipps students create river art
• MnDOT restricts loads on Stillwater liftbridge
• Breaking News: UPDATE: Houlton home gutted by fire Thursday morning
• Hastings man caught drinking vodka at store, then steals and eats smoked ham
• Moorhead family upset over traumatic experience at Moorhead cemetery
• Corsica, S.D., family makes difficult decision to auction off more than 250 antique vehicles
• 100-year-old engine built in Mitchell, S.D., on display at Dakotafest
• Union Pacific announces $7 million in upgrades to St. Paul to Hudson line
• Wisconsin redistricting realigns voters, lawmakers
• Residents of flooded lakes near Perham search for solution: County holding public meeting on Ditch 25 system
• City Council approves special archery deer hunt
• Local woman out thousands in scam
• Helping others cope: O'Connell Family Funeral Home celebrates 25 years
• Our View: Pepper Fest offers chance for late-summer fun
• Raiders ready for the challenge
• Milwaukee Brewers make it 18 of 20
• Packer defensive ends says knee injury is minor
• Democrat recall targets win re-election
• Pepper Fest set this weekend
• Vehicle runs over fire hydrant, flies 40 feet in the air before smashing through fence and landing in Hastings pond
• Good neighbor is shy about good deeds
• NAVY Seal's body escorted home to Minnesota
• Woodbury acting school for ... dogs? Arf course!
• One person killed in Itasca County highway accident
• Packer defensive end Mike Neal injures a knee
• Wisconsin congressman being pushed to run for president
• 1 Injured in Deadly ND Home Explosion Out of Hospital, Another Prepares for 14th Surgery
• WDAZ, UND Announce Plans for 2011-12 Sioux TV Coverage
• OSHA to investigate Fargo accident that pinned man under bin
• Have some more salad: Study finds rural residents lag in their veggie consumption
• How to count your veggies: Serving size, color variety matters
• South Dakota budget director named president-elect of national budget officers organization
• Mortgage foreclosures continue to increase in Dakota County
• Three injured in crash near Roberts
• Shutdown means Hastings bridge will not be completed by May 2013 as planned
• Carlton County authorities identify accident victim
• Woman survives blast in rural Clara City, Minn., being buried under debris of 2-story house
• Virginia, Minn., police investigate possible murder-suicide
• New owner has Duluth rock business rolling
• Dayton announces Montevideo will be site of 1st Minn. Governor's Pheasant Opener
• Missing worker's body has been located downstream from the Minnesota Falls dam
• Search for missing Xcel Energy contract worker at Minnesota Falls dam continues today
• Ben Christensen named All-District
• Herb Kohl: We must do a better job
• Property revaluation is under way in the city; notices mailed soon
• First annual Minn. Governor's Pheasant Opener to be held in Montevideo
• Randy's Ramblings: The election is over; no end in sight to the recrimination
• Kandiyohi Co. attorney dismissess the charges against man in shaken baby incident
• Grow to Share shares with The SOURCE
• A Grand Day: Long-time journalists are 2011 Pepper Fest Parade grand marshals
• HHS Marching Band: Meeting every new challenge head on
• Update: Authorities continue search for Xcel worker who fell off Minnesota Falls dam south of Granite Falls, MInn.
• Brewers expand their lead to five games
• Grieving family of drowning victim finds comfort in community
• Packers release first depth chart of the season
• State spent $8 million on Capitol security during protests
• Bridge inspection planned on I-94 in Hudson
• Swift Co. drivers top the charts for speedsters
• Three brothers prepare to deploy to Afghanistan
• Devils Lake Basin board unanimously backs outlet from Stump Lake to Tolna Coulee
• Raiders to host scrimmage Saturday
• Our View: 'New' proposal isn't new - or sensible
• Kevin Moore to replace Huffman at HHS
• Newspaper deliveryman saves family from burning house
• State warns against equine encephalitis
• New insurance plan will save school district $1 million plus
• Hastings police call off chase after speeds hit 105 mph
• Phones lines cut in the town of Troy
• Knudson defends budget action
• Farm City Day is Saturday near New Richmond
• Woodbury, Minn., takes aim at prostitution through massage proposal
• The voters speak, Sheila Harsdorf returns to Madison as state senator
• GOP wins 4 of 6 recall races, keeps control of Senate
• Man dies in gravel pit accident near Fairfax, Minn.
• Minnesota tot makes amazing recovery after near-drowning
• 13-year-old Hastings driver cited for taking friends out on a joyride
• Longtime Birkie racer dies after bike hit by car
• Search continues for missing Hastings woman seen going over Vermillion Falls
• North St. Paul man hurt in motorcycle crash on Trout Brook
• Authorities reveal identity of ATV rider killed near Iron River
• Body of Duluth 'Deeps' drowning victim found in lake
• Earth Partners for Schools: How some teachers spent their summer vacation
• Superior, Wis., church finds two fake money orders in offering plate
• Tea Party Express gets mixed reception in Hudson
• Youth donates to cause
• Authorities release name of man hit by semi in Cloquet
• Former UND star Commodore gets another NHL shot
• Swift water in Duluth stream hampers search for boy
• Man accused of plane fire is back in US and on trial in Fargo
• Duluth man dies after semi hits him in Cloquet
• Former janitor charged with burning church in Grand Rapids, Minn.
• Copper thieves tied to phone, Internet outage near Cloquet
• Local dog to appear in upcoming movie
• Stranded canoeists rescued on St. Croix River
• Minn. Sen. Klobuchar looking for ways to soften blow to agriculture
• Stranger in white crossover vehicle recently tries to abduct 3-year-old boy in Hastings, Minn.
• Girl, 2, dies from injuries after being struck by car Monday in Fargo
• Jennie-O turkey not part of current recall
• Sen. Kohl in Hudson Aug. 11
• Boosters drop request for lights and sound system; opponents file lawsuit
• Wisconsin Attorney General meets with area law enforcement
• Beware of unofficial absentee ballot applications
• Pro-bridge group asks for city's financial support
• Cover photo selected
• Plaza 94 farmers market in full swing
• Margaret's Musings: Business 101 - the free market, capitalism
• Debt ceiling, protecting Social Security are topics as seniors meet with AARP reps
• Granite Falls teen dies in crash in Redwood County in Minn.
• Farmers say they are doing well despite late start to spring planting in Minn.
• Duluth Hillside mural draws complaints from neighbors
• Grief takes hold at Deeps in Duluth's Lester Park
• Willie Nelson returns to Duluth for fifth show
• Sen. Franken talks agriculture, debt vote at Farmfest stop
• Brewers hope to go 8-1 on home stand
• Recall candidates raise more than $6 million
• Could Perham become a hockey haven? Proposed arena could bring tournaments, expand program
• Governor signs bill extending unemployment benefits for 13 weeks
• Fan survey rates Packers as nation's most popular pro team
• Our View: The 'people' will have their say on Tuesday
• Museum to return human remains taken from Indian burial mounds
• Council approves $426,000 street repaving contract
• City Council approves new aldermanic districts
• Stillwater bridge dominates county board discussions during Aug. 2 meeting
• Golf match benefits baseball
• Raider Elite caps successful summer
• Haugen appears in Willow River theft case
• Judge O'Brien dies at 87
• Arrest made in Hastings parental abduction case; mother and son were found in South Dakota
• Torrential rains spur washouts, flood roads in Douglas, Carlton counties
• Nearly 20 Hastings juveniles flee scene of underage drinking party; six cited
• Duluth golfer pick up 8th hole-in-one
• Thrill of bogus bonus shortlived for Essentia employees
• Minnesota numbers up for breeding ducks, geese
• Time is running out to vote by mail
• Jones, Kuhn sign new three-year contracts with Packers
• The case of Dr. Konasiewicz: Ailing patients speak out about former Duluth doctor
• Construction moves ahead on Iron Range plant
• Video: American Crystal Sugar employees picket after being escorted outside
• UPDATED: Semi-crash at Hudson slowing WB traffic
• College hockey: UMD Bulldogs gather to receive championship rings
• Teenage drowning victim recovered from lake north of Duluth
• Toddler hospitalized after near-drowning in lake near Ely
• Duluth Huskies cut pitcher after theft
• No charges filed in West Duluth standoff
• Business manager for Chokio-Alberta School District pleads guilty to stealing approximately $275,000
• Hudson teen takes on special photo shoot
• Vivian Hart named a 'Community Superstar'
• Sides square off over planned Booster baseball fields
• Packers lose Colledge, Jackson and Spitz to free agency
• After a life of blindness, Hastings woman gains sight
• Married couples make up half of state's households
• 18-year-old dies in crash near Pelican Rapids, Minn.
• South Dakota Sens. Johnson, Thune sponsor bill to help rural hospitals
• Rural Ethan, S.D., man remembered for devotion to horses at Minnesota track
• Packers' training camp starts Friday
• Second Harsdorf-Moore debate draws 300 people
• DEVILS LAKE FLOODING: More than water on the rise
• After standout college track career, west-central Minnesota woman moves on to play on elite national rugby team
• Veteran continues mission to relay horrors of WWII to new generation
• Nordstrand starts program to fight food addiction
• Hope hearing paves way for bridge
• Coulee Road resurfacing is city's major street project for 2011
• Lake George, Minn., post office on potential national closure/conversion list
• JC wrestling coach accused of firing rifle during altercation
• Man emerges from West Duluth house after standoff
• Missing Superior woman found, arrested
• Breaking News: Kenall dies of gunshot wound
• Perham-Dent School Board votes to go ahead with levy plans
• N.D. Governor Dalrymple encourages volunteers to help in Minot
• Cougar killed in Connecticut once roamed Northland
• Suspended UMD football player, friend charged in vandalism
• Man shot on Strawberry Lane Wednesday afternoon
• 1 dead, 1 missing in Cass Lake
• Sheila Harsdorf and Shelly Moore debate for Senate seat
• Man trying to rescue his 6-year-old son drowns in west-central Minnesota's Bass Lake
• Lightning strike causes 3 fires in Duluth
• Former Grand Forks used car dealer charged with theft after exploiting fellow Middle Eastern immigrants
• Experts: Take tours, ask questions and weigh your options before choosing a child care facility
• Wisconsin's 'St. Croix Cougar' killed in Connecticut
• Apple Valley man charged in shooting death of Welch man
• Shutdowns threaten work on Duluth airport's new terminal
• Former Minnesota Duluth star Odim signs with NFL's Chargers
• Duluth man gets 30 years in abduction, assault case
• Suspended UMD football player held in vandalism case
• Performer injured during water-skiing show on Iron Range
• North Dakota College of Science in Wahpeton on 'cutting edge' of unmanned aircraft
• Dog owners find working out the family pet pushes them into better shape
• Almost 20,000 tax scofflaws listed on state website
• Legislature to consider law requiring parents to report missing children
• Heat, rain, mosquitoes in Minn. add up to potential West Nile
• Body of Hastings woman seen going over waterfall still not found
• Authorities ID boy who died at Cloquet pond
• Local woodworker replicates rocking chair designed by Sam Maloof
• Burkhardt Cenex receives makeover
• National Night Out is August 2
• Possible record tiger muskie is back in the water near Duluth
• Stolen fire truck recovered, man in custody in northern Minn. town
• Duluth organizers expect no changes to Norwegian royal visit plans
• Authorities ID boy who died at Cloquet pond
• Brookston, Minn., sex offender faces new charges
• Superior police take armed, suicidal man to hospital
• Remains belong to missing Ashland County teen
• Group plans initiated measure to hike the South Dakota sales tax
• Mitchell, S.D., police officer fires two shots at loose pit bull that ran at him
• Wisconsin state smoking ban marks first anniversary
• Velure pleads in RF shooting
• Youths tied to stray bullet incident
• Assistant attorney general to prosecute suspect in Minnesota totem-pole murder case
• Survivors, rescuers recount Duluth rip current nightmare
• Reading says Moorhead, Minn., one of the hottest places on Earth on Tuesday
• Duluth boy drowns in Cloquet, Minn., park pond
• FBI involved in Iron Range husband-wife kidnapping case
• 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
• Rivertown will web cast recall forum
• Second Annual 'All Day Fore Africa': Building a bridge between continents through golf
• Mother, two children saved from Lake Superior rip current
• Former Virginia, Minn., School Board member appears in court on sex-assault charges
• Litter of eight puppies apparently abandoned near New London, Minn., during record heatwave
• Chapter2Books opens doors on Second Street
• School board gets look at preliminary budget
• City clerk urges voters to update their registrations
• Fire breaks out at Lakeside home; Duluth firefighter hospitalized
• Two Harbors, Minn., father, son combo write book on Lake Superior agates
• 13-month-old northeastern Minnesota boy dies after father accidently strikes him with vehicle
• Smoke from Canadian wildfires makes its way to Minnesota's North Shore
• Sisters reunite after 20 years for birthday suprise
• Jamestown, N.D., city committee hears case for backyard chicken coop
• Heat kills livestock, makes residents look for relief
• Green Bay Democrat easily survives recall challenge
• Local skaters enjoy chance to play with the pros
• 'Cooling centers' available locally and in St. Croix County
• Rainstorm overwhelms city storm sewers
• More than 1,500 cattle in South Dakota reported dead due to heat
• Madison, Minn., registers heat index of 124 degrees, some relief is coming Thursday
• North Dakota hospitals could be hurt if GOP proposal goes through
• Remains from Minnesota Korean War prisoner of war finally coming home after 60 years
• Duluth's Lake Superior Zoo attracts unwanted gulls, geese
• Homeowners in greater Minnesota encouraged to apply for mortgage assistance
• Willmar, Minn., man gets 36 months in prison, 25 years probation for molesting
• Blue Number 5 performs Thursday night
• Legion baseball state tourney bound
• Our View: County Fair on display this weekend
• Federal sentence set for Somerset man
• It's county fair time again
• VIDEO: Sheared-off water hydrant sends geyser 100 feet into the air
• Severe weather in the forecast again for northeast North Dakota and northwestern Minnesota
• VIDEO: Heavy thunderstorms move through Fargo-Moorhead
• Identity of South Dakota girl accused of murder remains unknown due to juvenile status
• Workers escape Wadena, Minn., fairgrounds building blown down in Tuesday morning storm; building first demolished in 2010 tornado
• Duluth City Council upholds fine against bar for holding after-hours holiday party
• Former Duluth cop ends up on wrong side of law
• WCHA's McLeod says MSUM could play role if it hads a D-I hockey team
• North Dakota Senate Majority Leader Bob Stenehjem dies in SUV crash in Alaska
• 1-year-old dies after being hit by father's vehicle in Grand Marais, Minn.
• Duluth's Canal Park pedestrian bridge slips up, again
• Appeals court finds Willmar, Minn., teen's knife in school not dangerous weapon, reverses conviction
• Tuesday morning accident injures four
• GED Certificate left at crime scene leads Moorhead (Minn.) Police to burglary arrest
• UPDATED: Tornado that leveled Berlin, N.D., farmstead was EF3
• Hampton man dies after being hit by car while on Highway 61
• Downtown Duluth restaurant temporarily closes for fire repairs
• 2011 NY Mills grad dies in accident over weekend
• Boaters rescued after boat capsizes on Fish Lake in northeastern Minnesota
• Rural Manvel, N.D., man sentenced to 30 years for murdering his brother
• Heat warning in effect in central, southern Minn. until Wednesday evening
• Duluth hockey player still going strong as he turns 90
• Police: Missing Northland woman, alleged kidnapper may be in Texas
• Bear wanders through downtown Duluth, draws a crowd
• Duluth man charged with vehicular homicide
• Cravaack's re-election campaign begins; family moves to New Hampshire
• Sailing school hosts third-annual River Run Regatta
• Death of Grass Roots' lead singer won't keep band from coming to Corn Palace
• Details emerge on upcoming candidate forums
• Hastings police officer is subject of internal investigation
• Moore raises more faster, but Harsdorf has more cash
• Trial scheduled in Iron Range bar shooting
• And Fargo makes 50: North Dakota last stop in man's tour of US states
• Duluth charter school told it cannot reopen
• Marine with Northland connections dies in Afghanistan
• Duluth drag racing gets OK
• Virginia, police chief reach deal
• Wisconsin woman's case demonstrates disease may not be as rare as physicians think
• Cassutt's new book - 'Heaven's Shadow' - is now in book stores
• One man, many trash cans: Cottage Grove worker keeps parks clean
• Walker sends letters to Congress urging Stillwater bridge action
• Rain garden is a working, growing piece of art
• The call of the wild: Kristi Kuhl begins year-long ministry in Alaska
• Harry Potter world cast a spell over fans; many grew up with Rowling's characters
• Court: No new trial for convicted Iron Range murderer
• With trailer: Movie relives historic season for Perham boys basketball following collapse of Zach Gabbard
• Minnesota man dies on bicycle tour
• Motorcyclist dies of injuries suffered last week
• Tall ships set for possible dual Duluth arrival
• DNR: It's not OK to fish without license
• Police confiscate banned substance from moorhead shop
• Police: Man had .33 blood alcohol content, several drugs in system after crash in Woodbury, Minn.
• Woodbury, Minn., women team up to help families living with autism
• Survey says: 4-day school week working well for Lake Superior School District
• Moore wins with 54% of votes
• Wisconsin pays Minnesota $59.7 million, clearing reciprocity debt; Walker in Hudson this morning
• Mitchell, S.D., man, 81, arrested for sexual contact with 11-year-old
• New option for yard waste disposal available to city residents
• 150th anniversary of the Civil War celebrated locally
• Trouble on the tracks: Crash survivor warns of dangerous crossing near Richville, Minn.
• Emily Steffen named best photographer by Wisconsin Bride
• Worthington, Minn., golfers to play golf all day to raise money for Africa
• Shelves almost bare, Minnesota tavern owners say
• West Fargo, N.D. day care operator accused of choking boyfriend's son
• Former U.S. representative enters Minnesota's 8th Congressional District race
• Minnesota Twins star Joe Mauer causes a local buzz with visit to Duluth during MLB All-Star break
• Ely, Minn., man drowns canoeing on Grass Lake
• 11-year-old saves mom and sister from possible car crash near Alexandria, Minn.
• Man pleads to animal cruelty, terroristic threats related to puppy shootings in rural Willmar, Minn.
• Duluth's contract with casino called illegal
• Fielder blasts three-run homer, wins All-Star MVP award
• Sen. Johnson staffer visiting Hudson
• Hudson man charged after burglary, shots fired
• District expects about 2 percent tax levy hike
• First tall ship expected to reach Duluth 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
• More couples opting for uncoventional wedding registries
• Post office in Lincoln Park reopens after woman wearing gas mask is arrested
• Hibbing, Minn., nurses begin three-day strike
• Willmar, Minn., sisters collectively donate 250-plus pints of blood
• Phillips Acquires Finland-based Medisize
• Willmar, Minn., sirens sound in error initially but later storm brings hail, funnel clouds
• Mitchell Prehistoric Indian Village announces new finds
• Library celebrates one year at First Street
• Dubrue joins booming craft brewery market in Duluth
• North Dakota State Fair canceled due to flooding
• Founders amazed at growth of Sonshine Festival over its 30 years in Willmar, Minn.
• Duluth business donates summer profits to youth nonprofit
• Duluth rally raises support for hikers jailed in Iran
• Jamestown, N.D., pumps raw sewage into river because of high flows through system
• Empty Jamestown (N.D.) Hospital building will become housing downtown
• Glyndon golf course has close encounter
• Update: Missing Alberta woman's remains found; three suspects in custody
• Duluth land auction Saturday
• Oklahoma Man Arrested in Lakota, ND, in Connection to Parents' Deaths
• New York Mills, Minn., man spends years building model of Noah's ark
• White Cloud, North Dakota's rare albino buffalo, celebrates matronly 15th birthday
• BSU ponders options as Duluth, North Dakota consider leaving WCHA for new conference
• Close encounter? Large circular patch of burned grass found on Hawley, Minn., golf course
• Eco-living cultivates bond with nature: Alexandria, Minn., area couple builds ecohome
• New London, Minn., pastor spends 24 hours on church roof after parishioners raise $47,000 to repair roof
• Governor orders flags to half-staff in honor of Cpl. Michael C. Nolen
• Breaking News: Hudson priest convicted in theft
• Duluth man misses court date in sexual-assault case
• Agency warns of scam tied to Duluth
• Second Street gets needed attention
• Hanley and Hwy. 35 site rezoned for Uline distribution center
• Official: UMD to be part of college hockey's Super League
• Mahnomen County (Minn.) man, 82, dies in farming accident
• Sources: UND will leave WCHA for new league
• DNTV: Dancing flash mob invades downtown Duluth
• Some Northwestern Wisconsin residents face days more without power
• Obama nominee for counterterrorism chief post has Fargo ties
• Duluth zoo gets $70,000 from railroad for flood damage
• Faces & Names: Pitt stop in Duluth?
• Valley City, N.D., police chief accused of financial mismanagement
• Fargo mom faces abuse charges after threatening to kill her three children
• Brewers move up in standings
• Jamestown man pleads not guilty to murder of Somali refugee
• Ben Lewis golfs in College Showcase Tournament
• Some communities plan to consolidate polling places for recall primaries
• Minnesota shutdown brings campers to Wisconsin
• Skate with the pros fund-raiser July 15
• Still cleaning up along tornado's route in Renville Co., Minn.
• 20,000 acres of crops damaged in Renville County, Minn.
• Carmichael Road water tower is being repainted
• Boy was in a fight for his life from the very beginning
• Determined North Shore state parks visitors ignore Minnesota government shutdown
• Pregnant Woodbury group-home worker hospitalized after assault
• Moorhead man saves family from fire
• Local mom returns home after overseas duty; husband still in Afghanistan
• What's to be done about Perham's wide streets? Council hears recommendations from firm
• Summer season brings no relief from Perham-area lake flooding
• Fund Set Up For Victims of Home Explosion North of Larimore, ND
• Jason Fields continues reign as hot dog eating champ
• Recall primary set for Tuesday, July 12
• Minnesota shutdown doesn't keep tourists away from closed parks
• Sheriff says Detroit Lakes swimmer killed by propeller
• North Dakota's record high of 121 degrees set 75 years ago today
• Eyewitness describes horrific Fourth of July fireworks accident in north Fargo
• Carlton County archaeologist makes his living rediscovering the past
• New book about Jodi Huisentruit offers several theories in her disappearance
• Fahey to serve at least 33 years in assault of newspaper carrier in Fairfax, Minn.
• Spicer, Minn., man pleads to felony in pursuit that reached 143 mph
• 2 Duluth School Board members won't seek re-election
• ATV driver dies in western Wisconsin accident
• Taco John's reaches a milestone: 25 years in Hudson
• Sheriff: Vandals 'ransacked' Afton State Park during government shutdown
• Two fires Tuesday evening on I-94, one near Hudson
• Community Band here Thursday night
• UPDATE: New court crowned and already at work
• Neighbors react to North Fargo fireworks accident
• Little ol' Gackle, N.D., attracts folks from afar for small-town Fourth of July celebration
• VIDEO: Witnesses say Fargo man was decapitated by firework
• Minnesota girl killed in Friday's severe storms identified
• Willmar, Minn., man places 48th in recent World Series of Poker event in Vegas
• Census shows more people living in 'nontraditional' households
• Duluth rally begins fight against proposed Minnesota marriage amendment
• Tornado may have hit rural Mapleton farmstead; roof ripped off home
• Search Efforts Continue for Suspected Drowning in Becker Co.
• Judge gives OK for Minnesota food bank deliveries during shutdown
• Cirrus diversifies with Air Force Academy contract
• Judge gives OK for Minnesota food bank deliveries during shutdown
• Deadly storm carves path of devastation across Northwestern Wisconsin
• Weather Service confirms tornado touchdown in Douglas County
• Shedding a little light on Bachmann
• Pea to baseball-size hail reported in Meeker County in central Minn.
• Storm pushes high winds, rain across western Minn.
• Grandmother writes book about Redwood Falls, Minn., infant's tragic death
• Jamestown group going on mission to help Haiti
• Accidents mar start of holiday weekend
• 5-year-old boy drowns in creek near James River
• Fire chief pleads no contest to assault on police chief
• Minnesota government shutdown: What's open, what's not
• School districts get estimates of aid reductions for 2011-12
• Minn. fire officials urge safe handling of fireworks
• NASCAR drivers descend on Hibbing
• State shutdown means no work will be done on the new Hastings bridge
• Man suspected of receiving nearly 19 pounds of marijuana in Woodbury
• Former Duluthian dies in Colorado crash
• Spicer, Minn., man faces burglary, theft charges after arrest in Missouri with stolen pickup
• Florida man charged with swindling senior citizens, including at least one couple in Hastings
• Hastings' resident beer taster: New business provides educational beer tasting parties
• Minnesota shutdown won't close Stillwater bridge
• Early detection is a very good thing
• St. Croix County approves union contracts
• County's May unemployment rate drops
• Name of Cass County shooting victim released
• Prosthetics designer visiting Duluth helped humans, dolphin
• Duluth couple share part of vintage rock 'n' roll poster collection
• The Minnesota DNR might shut down, but he won't
• Costs add up as counties plan for recall elections
• Harsdorf leads in poll
• PolyMet closes on Iron Range board loan, buys land for exchange
• Loggers sue for access to state forests during Minnesota shutdown
• Minnesota man charged in death of brother
• After losing his legs in Afghanistan, life is different for Farmington grad Kyle Malin
• Influential evangelical Minnesota pastor retiring after 35 years
• New Zealand's beauty inspires local photographer
• Minnesota, Wisconsin blanketed by heat, humidity (except Duluth and Superior)
• Friendship Tournament a positive experience for coaches and teams
• Perham sisters, father survive cancer together
• Fashion show sponsors scholarships
• Artful Gardens tour
• 2 kayakers rescued from Lake Superior near Duluth harbor entry
• Relay For Life raises $125,000
• Relative arrested in fatal Cass County shooting
• Record setters
• Local angler reels in state title
• Duluth teens and others chip in on tech-savvy teaching strategies
• Jennfeldt sentenced in child sex assault
• Health center nurse charged in drug fraud
• Fire from unattended candle damages Duluth home
• Our View: Support Booster Days and area youth
• UPDATE: Sources claim David Prosser grabbed fellow justice Bradley by the neck
• Booster Days is this weekend
• Duluth mayor to launch re-election campaign
• 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
• Remaining seven Miss Hudson candidates introduced
• Sale of Duluth-based Cirrus to Chinese company complete
• Woodbury masseuse charged with prostitution
• Former North Dakota player named UMD hockey assistant
• Northland railways merger will put new face on old industry
• Tuesday PBS program features Duluth's Tiffany windows
• Perham woman and child escape train accident unscathed
• Cass Lake woman killed in Sunday shooting incident
• First on the ground look at damage in Burlington
• Heavy rains, flooded streets shut down parts of Jamestown
• Quiet waters of Quetico yield walleye bounty
• Smoke from Ontario fire causes haze in the Northland
• Feds take action against Iron Range bank
• Breaking News: Governor comes to Hudson to sign law advancing bridge project
• Ostby named Grand Marshal of Booster Days
• 2 Arrested in Ongoing Armed Standoff South of Lakota, ND
• 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
• Friendship Tournament coming to a close, plus Thursday's scores
• Garage fire in Duluth's Lincoln Park arson
• Duluth fire officials: Miller Hill Kmart fire arson
• 5:00 PM - Minot Flood Press Conference on AM 970 and wday.com
• 2 Duluth men charged in Park Point car prowl
• Breaking News: Gov. Walker to be in Hudson on Friday afternoon
• Minnesota totem-pole carver held in wife's death gets bail reduced
• Duluth Kmart fire burns clothes, causes smoke damage
• A passion for running: Bartz shares what he has learned from marathons
• Former Duluth administrator to leave Lake Superior College
• Essentia director in court on Cloquet peeping case
• A feat of engineering towers above Duluth predecessors
• Crossing flags to be installed at two Stageline Road intersections
• "Are You Thirsty" kicks off Concert in the Park series
• School board approves new plan for Hudson High School
• Smith new library board president
• Recall candidate Weix keeps low profile
• Duluth police hold 2 suspected in multiple car prowls, burglaries
• Two Harbors couple welcomes runners into their home
• GOP says Moore used public school email account for political activity
• Grumpier Old Men boat rides on Otter Tail Lake
• Otter Tail County's first Catholic church turns 125
• Five teens rescued after canoeing mishap on river north of Duluth
• Craig's List hoax causes rude awakening
• 23 Duluth teachers face layoffs
• North Hudson Freedom to have grand opening celebration starting today
• Our View: Political parties have betrayed us
• Friendship Tournament in full swing
• Relay For Life volunteer will be remembered at event
• Flood advisory posted for St. Louis County
• Local lawmakers comment on newly adopted budget
• Caught early: Heaton goes from observer to survivor
• Late Duluth council candidate, volunteer was moved by desire to help
• Iron Range bar owner charged with arson
• Breaking News: Tornado watch
• Duluth neighborhood residents to pay trapper to relocate nuisance black bear
• Wind advisory set for Lake Superior region
• Superior police officer pleads guilty to disorderly conduct
• Charges expected today in gun incident in Virginia
• Having 'the talk': Speaker coaches parents on talking to kids about sex
• Duluth man sentenced in Iron Range sex assault
• Duluth posts red-flag warning for Park Point beaches
• Breaking News: Lightning strikes local home
• Virginia police commission to decide suspended chief's future
• Video captures trooper's near-miss, accident leading to woman's death
• Video captures trooper's near-miss, accident leading to woman's death
• Gimse: Road construction projects can continue in Minn.
• Almora still recovering from tornados
• Sheriff responds to Hammond plane crash
• Camper suffers gunshot wound
• New psychologist joins Midwest Psychological Services team in Hudson
• Hospice patients must meet new rules
• 'Price is Right' contestants lose out on Northland resort prize
• Viva Voce offers ambience and more
• Judge commits homicide offender to mental institution
• Fed eases rules on new Indian casinos
• Stillwater bridge could close in government shut-down
• Breaking News: Uline packaging plans huge Hudson warehouse
• 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
• Scores from Thursday's Friendship Tournament games
• Ian Johnson among those meeting with Obama
• Some in Troy want warning sirens
• Jerry Zappa and his therapy dogs are making life better one visit at a time
• CCH marks 30 years this week, WinterGreen observes 25 years
• Hospital made permanent member of EMS Commission
• International Friendship Tournament Opens
• Semi rear-ends car on I-94 in Jamestown
• New insurance agency a one-man act
• Duluth lynching memorial event focuses on hope of racial equity
• Singer Andy Williams to be honored during Grand Rapids' Judy Garland Festival
• 31 years later, Duluth veteran to get military funeral rites
• Weitkamp Park pavilion has a grand opening
• Masked man with gun thwarted, arrested later in Cloquet
• Hein legacy highlighted at golf tournament
• Duluth's Grandma's Marathon forecast looking rainy, cool
• Boosters seek new field in town
• Trial of Two Harbors school bus driver delayed until November
• Our View: Reminder of safety rules for summer swimming
• State Supreme Court reinstates union law; Assembly delays budget debate; Concealed carry clears Senate
• Bemidji man wins Great American Think-Off on side of poetry
• Ronald McDonald Ride raises more than $131,600
• Hastings nursing home cited for neglect after resident suffered head injury and died
• Wednesday accident clogs downtown traffic
• 3 runners going for 35 consecutive Grandma's Marathons
• HPD receives Amber Alert Award
• Fire burns in Boundary Waters
• Cloquet man charged with texting while driving in crash
• Texas Medical Board doesn't discipline former Duluth neurosurgeon
• Students helped Yell through cancer
• Breaking News: Lunchtime collision
• Family, witnesses talk about Duluth mom accused of holding 3-year-old over bridge
• Twin Ports-area Perkins restaurants not affected by chain's bankruptcy filing
• Man killed in motorcycle-deer crash
• Dogs get a second chance to shine
• Sheriff: Sonar shows body of missing Wisconsin camper in Boundary Waters
• Hiker rescued by emergency crews after fall from cliff at Willow River State Park
• Rick Lubbers: LeBron loses, and NBA fans cheer
• Use of Duluth tourism tax under scrutiny
• Woman holds 3-year-old over edge of Duluth-Superior bridge
• Neighbors not surprised at murder charge in Minnesota totem pole death
• Ten great places to pitch your tent in the Northland
• Man still missing in Boundary Waters; new details about case
• Big silver pike caught near Ely won't be an official state record
• Husband of dead Minnesota totem pole carver appears in court on murder charge
• New name, new location: Riverfront Athletic Club opens
• Man's Body Recovered from Dakota Ag Coop. Corn Bin
• Bail set at $1 million in Koochiching County totem pole death
• Town of St. Joseph considers firearm ordinance change
• 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
• Cultures in conflict: Kurds a culture without a country
• UPDATED: Fargo man trapped under corn dies
• Cases tossed after Duluth police officer mishandles drug evidence
• Wildlife rehabilitator hopes to move Two Harbors raccoons
• Name of woman, 39, killed near Danube being withheld
• Reading is Joan Guckenberg's specialty
• Downtown Duluth gas leak forces evacuations
• South Dakota State University administrator appointed to national biomass committee
• Two people killed in ATV crash in southeast North Dakota
• Jamestown the only N.D. stop for Air Race Classic
• Thune: Corps of Engineers faces 'accounting' regarding flooding along Missouri River
• Rotary exchange group from Turkey visits
• No foot, no problem for Montevideo high school tennis player
• Superior man's cancer tests young newlyweds
• Cultures in Conflict: Fargo couple recall growing up in a much different Syria
• Minnesota's 8th Congressional District Rep. Chip Cravaack's spending comes under scrutiny
• Totem pole murder suspect said to have had online affair
• For price of room, Grandma's runners give back
• Hudson DI team takes another world championship
• Rotary clock dedicated, presented to city
• Healthier Together - St. Croix County is ready for action
• Gernes found a simple reward works wonders
• Josh Wohlers enjoys a break from West Point Army life
• Slow and steady; Turtle races underway in Perham
• Badger Jordan Taylor to try out for Team USA
• Middle School bomb threat update
• Bill would roll back protections for renters
• Republicans facing recall ask judge to block special elections
• A century of service: Perham's United Community Bank celebrates 100 years
• Second and Vine intersection to get temporary fix
• 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
• Our View: Time is right to move bridge forward
• Croix Valley Steak Sauce forms teams for success
• Duluth man charged in road rage incident
• Final commencement at Duluth Central High School
• Husband arrested in death of Koochiching County totem-pole carver
• ATV crash in Griggs County kills two people
• Canadian Pacific repair completed in Paynesville, rail traffic begins on line
• Hudson golfers take 4th at state
• HMS graffiti suggests bomb threat
• Ruling: Johnson Controls violated Minnesota information act
• Thompson named county administrator at Tuesday night's meeting
• HHS graduation is Saturday
• VIDEO: Man crashes into building on Main Avenue
• Mitchell man frustrated that storm sewer water drains to his property
• Jamestown baseball player continues 'chasing the dream'
• Saginaw adult foster care home flagged for abuse
• Duluth man faces charges after standoff with police
• Breaking News: Buckling pavement closes lanes on I-94
• Early morning storms drop hail across the Northland
• Babbitt fire victim was lodge owner
• Willmar's Jordan Smith selected in 9th round of MLB draft by Cleveland
• Duluth airport reads 66 degrees; Minneapolis 102
• New York Mets draft Dickinson High School grad Frenzel in 7th round
• Canadian Pacific working to return Paynesville, Minn., line to service after derailment
• With seven OWIs already, Iron River man arrested again
• South Dakota amatuer pitcher still in pain after record 25-strikeout performance
• Grandma's Marathon entries top 8,300
• Fargo boy's mother comforted that donated organs will help others live
• Uninvited guests get star treatment at Duluth aquarium
• Area man could challenge Moore, force recall primary
• Fireman dies in Glenwood, Minn., cause under investigation
• Two endangered historic properties compete for national grant
• Canadian Pacific train derails Monday in Paynesville, Minn. (video)
• Update: Canadian Pacific train derails in Paynesville (video)
• Tree trimmer releases video that he says backs up his point
• Duluth family grateful for new roof in time of need
• City of Fargo prepares for costly upgrade in drinking water system
• Allergy season longer, but not worse than before
• Duluth woman's running adventure ends on Great Wall
• From the Bering Sea to Lake Superior: Alaskan students stop in Duluth on field trip to lower 48
• Temps to reach 90, heat index 95 to 100 in western, southern Minn.
• Lindstrom state shot put champ
• Maternal mystery: New female claims downtown Duluth falcon nest
• College hockey: UMD's Huttel will play, study in England
• After decades of waiting, Duluth man fishes Lake Superior on his dream boat
• Food Resource Center going strong after three years
• Former Minnesota Power employee accused of taking $200K
• Northland storms prompted tornado warning on Friday night
• Duluth nursing home cited by state inspectors
• Larsen's Sports Medicine and Physical Therapy relocates, adds the Catalyst Institute
• Rapid Ascent: Erstad takes over Nebraska baseball
• New era in local cancer treatment begins
• The Liz Lampman Line: Hudson native designs a fair trade line of jewelry
• Barberine fundraiser Saturday
• Canadian teen detained in Duluth after stowing away on freight train
• UND's Fighting Sioux nickname transition office to close in mid-June
• Volunteers build wheelchair ramp
• Raccoons at Two Harbors problem home have couple seeking relief from the city
• Cloquet arsonist to get psych evaluation
• Vikings legend opening bar in Two Harbors
• Bill would require new policemen and firefighters to pay more for benefits
• Hope for Haiti concert Saturday
• Opening of 'Miracle Field' in south Washington County delayed
• Eagles sickened at landfill return to wild
• Outdoors: Another Mike Yurk book is on the shelf
• St. Croix bridge supporters form coalition
• New York Mills Marching Band chosen for Washington, D.C. parade
• Barberrine fundraiser Saturday
• Yell, Heaton are Relay For Life honorary chairs
• AM 970 Radio signal will be off and on today as repairs are made; Online Radio Stream is available
• Local eagle rescue turns out less than perfect
• Capitol treasure from Woodbury to adorn halls of Congress
• Grant Richie: Welcome home from a combat zone
• Willow River State Park - a gem no matter how you look at it
• Details emerge on Monday's standoff between police and wanted man in Hastings
• St. Croix EMS workers receive deserving recognition
• Father grieves son's suicide but understands
• Making the most of a gallon of gas; NY Mills students build high mileage car
• Technology changes prompt updated bullying policies in Perham, NY Mills
• Minnesota hits 100 road deaths for the year
• Silent no more: Abuse survivors speak out
• Men get electronic home monitoring in hunting case
• Stillwater bridge supporters form coalition, urge Congress to support project
• Having a plan key to surviving tornado
• Duluth boys try to burn homework; bush catches fire, firefighters called
• Catholic diocese to open chapel near Fargo abortion clinic
• In Hibbing, fans from afar mark Dylan's 70th birthday
• Duluth installs Dylan-inspired manhole covers
• Search is on for Osakis killer
• Caregiver enters guilty plea in case centering on her patient's amputations
• West central Minn. has seen its share of twisters over the years
• 25-year prison sentence for man who shot at law officer
• Duluth man seeks help for injured neighbor
• Duluth city councilor to run for Congress
• Our View: Memorial Day - Remembering those who served
• Harsdorf: Who controls our government?
• Raider domination on track; send 37 to sectional meet
• Soccer rolls to three in a row
• Hudson, River Falls advance to WIAA golf sectional
• Memorial Day observance services set
• Iron Range owner of horses that starved to death gets $385 fine
• Fargo man arrested for DUI with children in car
• News Tribune Attic: Bob Dylan talks about his northern Minnesota roots
• On Bob's birthday, 70-somethings from Northland share Dylan memories
• 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.
• Second person booked in Hastings standoff case
• Trench collapse injures Lake Park construction worker
• More 3M cleanup set to move forward in Cottage Grove
• Online high school has helped Hastings student improve
• Duluth Grandma's Marathon registration extended
• Hastings man charged after firing shots to protect 'children of the church'
• Former Hastings, University of Minnesota football great Pinky McNamara dies
• Sheriff removes stolen guns from county
• UPDATE: Audubon fire chief says teen is a hero for saving family in mobile home fire
• College hockey: UMD Bulldogs find loss follows success
• NDSU scientists research bone replacements
• Husband, wife found dead in St. Paul Park home after suicide call
• VIDEO: Man found sleeping in his car after crashing into a Fargo body shop
• Proctor baseball pitcher returns after near-fatal accident
• Duluth man's long criminal record frustrates officials; he says he can't escape his past
• State Patrol identifies victim of Carlton County motorcycle crash
• New Duluth festival to debut during Grandma's Marathon weekend; race officials not pleased
• VIDEO: 1 rescued after car rolls into the Sheyenne River
• Mireille Coleman helped students find their passion
• State treasurer in Hudson May 26
• Pizzeria on the move
• 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
• West Fargo neighbors tackle alleged car thief after vehicle hits pole
• Murder suspect's mental capacity again at issue
• AAA: Travelers unfazed by gas prices
• Joan Kill's identity...elementary art teacher
• South Shore voters approve tax increase to keep school open
• Geraghty's latest 'Discover Wisconsin' audition video features Hudson
• Speed in excess of 140 mph clocked in cop chase
• Trout fishing groupies hit the streams once more
• Feeling fit in Fargo? Mag ranks city in nation's top 10 for fiscal fitness
• Skeletal remains found during search for missing teen in Ashland County
• Neighbors tackle alleged car thief after vehicle hits light pole in West Fargo
• SD scores lowest nursing-home complaint rate
• DEVILS LAKE FLOODING: Some foes for these flows
• Unclaimed property list published
• St. Croix County tables proposed redistricting plan
• Former N.D. ag commissioner Sarah Vogel taking step back from the law
• Believers say Judgment Day to occur on Saturday, but similar warnings have come and gone before
• Tangled up in Dylan: Artists, writers and musicians celebrate inspirations of the Northland's native son
• Will Duluth get its date with Dylan? DECC officials work to book concert
• 2 Superior teens cited for provoking fight to be recorded in locker room
• Local physician heads up state extended-care association
• Hudson City Council acts on downtown parking concerns
• Fargo convicted in Emerald incident
• Sonic Screen could help cut down on vandalism in Hastings parks
• School athletic, activity fees to increase this fall
• HMS science students win NASA competition
• Rodgers says lockout is hurting the Packers
• Final approval of Voter ID bill expected Thursday
• Black bear spotted 'bounding' through Woodbury
• Duluth high school student expelled
• Inspired inventor: Cottage Grove girl thinks of invention to help leukemia patients
• Police officers say online predators can get information in variety of ways
• Mitchell man headed to prison for huffing computer cleaner while driving
• South Stars to run for Team Alexa's Hope
• Reeling in the research; Perham student gains international attention for minnow project
• Man charged with sex crimes in Woodbury massage parlor case
• UPDATE: Candidate Moore - Expanding her classroom
• 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
• Our View: As they say, 'perception is reality'
• Appeals court: Baldwin gun range must be permanently closed
• Superior teens cited for video-recorded fight
• Eh? Bob Dylan's top 10 - discuss
• Who will care for Mom and Dad? Nursing homes in financial crisis
• A leap into fame - former Alexandria teen makes debut in national commercial
• Duluth tourism tax revenues set record in March
• Sunday drive detours into struggle for survival
• The end is near, throwing wrench into your weekend
• Golfers widen gap in BRC
• Softball goes deep at tourney
• Raider baseball wins 2 of 3 in BRC
• Barron man convicted in Baldwin gas station robbery
• Hudson teen arrested for OWI on 'bath salts'
• Library hires consultant to address issues
• Predatory offender who left Hibbing found in Florida
• UMD signs Sandelin to 5-year extension
• Public invited to Willow Park dedication
• Follow live blogging by ambulance crews on HealthBeat.Areavoices.com
• Suspect allegedly pushed victim off cliff into Lake Superior
• UPDATED: Perham man airlifted to Fargo after three-vehicle accident involving cement truck and ambulance
• Auto racing: Northland native wins NHRA event, plans to send trophy to mom
• Marathon runner who collapsed, died in central Minnesota was from Oklee
• Child causes distracted-driving crash Sunday evening
• Cirrus Aircraft shipments up over last year
• Driveway dispute ends in stabbing on Willmar's east side
• Police: Dickinson resident stabs girlfriend
• Duininck, Inc. of Prinsburg names Pinney president, CEO
• Driver injured after hitting dog, Duluth house
• Legendary Northland TV news anchor reflects on 50 years in journalism
• Minnesota fishing opener: Miserable, but fun
• Veterans travel to Washington on first Northland Honor Flight
• Two dead in Itasca County fire
• Duluth fire sparked by unattended candle causes $80,000 damage
• Comedian Daniel Tosh to perform Aug. 3 in Duluth
• First Northland Honor Flight lifts off today
• Duffy's tale is not your ordinary dog story
• School board votes to fire the DGF Head Girls Basketball Coach
• David Mataya Design opens Hudson office
• Driver of vehicle clocked at 101 mph on I-94 hospitalized after hitting ditch
• Quilt travels for benefit of people with disabilities
• Trailer spills 16,000 pounds of fertilizer outside Jamestown
• Expert not surprised that centuries-old bones were found in residential location
• South Dakota sisters bring family bakery tradition from Bronx to Parkston
• Field reduced to three for county administrator
• VIDEO: Early morning crash near Alexandria shuts down I-94 for over two hours
• Duluth woman gets Elton John's bouquet
• Duluth census: More households but fewer married couples with kids
• MACCRAY secondary students abuzz as school district to provide them with iPads
• Merchants Bank in Hampton was robbed Friday morning
• Bird causes roll-over accident south of Morris
• Kohl won't run for re-election
• Public hearing on mining changes postponed
• George Klein likes North Hudson's comparative municipal statistics
• Badgers get four nighttime, nationally televised games
• City opens possibility of more businesses in office districts
• 'Fairy Tales Gone Amuck' entertains for good cause
• County hopes to cut pay for nursing home workers
• 'Ms. A' says goodbye to Hudson schools but not education
• Woodbury Sept. 11 survivor reacts to bin Laden death
• Drive through to download old electronics this Saturday
• Scraping tool also found with centuries-old bones in backyard of home
• Tim Johnson calls for end to oil subsidies; Thune disagrees
• New Richmond police chief reprimanded by city
• Moore, Democrats open Hudson campaign offices
• MINNESOTA CENSUS: Growing trends
• Willmar to bid on U.S. national curling bonspiel
• Benson man pleads to charge for hitting pedestrians with pickup
• Authorities release name of woman killed by train
• Brewers outhit 23-11 in loss to San Diego
• Two west central Minn. senators take a different approach in vote on gay marriage
• Census Bureau says single-mom households rose 13% over past decade
• Gas prices rise amid concerns about oil refineries flooding
• Duluth artist's bin Laden painting stirs debate
• Nordstrand book wins regional recognition
• Fire destroys motorhome in Alexandria
• Students spread positive messages by posting hundreds of notes in bathroom
• South Range, Wis., man trying to run over car breaks leg
• Minnesota DNR investigating the deaths of 2 timber wolves near Park Rapids
• Suspect in Hastings chase pleads guilty and is sentenced
• Perham church's organ to go on historic list
• A lasting legacy: English couple leaves $750K to Perham
• Rash of vehicle thefts in Hastings prompts warning from police department
• Duluth skywalk plagued by offensive odor
• Duluth man accused of attempting 'suicide by cop'
• Mobile ministry on the run: Group to end 413-mile trek in Fargo
• Duluth 'ball slasher' faces burglary charge, offers explanation
• Ads aim to boost teacher recruitment as wave of baby boomers retire
• Alex Tech named one of top 120 community colleges in nation
• Sheriff would pay more for his benefits, but can't
• GM plant in Janesville, Wis., looks to be reopening
• Yellowstone Trail Days is this weekend
• Hudson boasts yellow rocks marking the historic Yellowstone Trail
• Former Fargo talk-show host Ed Schultz sued over TV show profits
• Suicide leads police to evidence of drug crime
• More details on I-94 accident that injured six
• Mitchell man 'glad to be alive' after cliff fall
• Teen involved in high speed fatal crash was from Red Lake
• Hibbing mayor bitten by man during robbery attempt
• Duluth 'ball slasher' arrested again
• Former fireman to serve jail time for department fund theft in Willmar, Minn.
• Breckenridge teen's video prompts Wahpeton police investigation
• Fire breaks out in home in flooded area of West Fargo
• Sioux apparel not going away for at least another school year
• Woman attacked with machete dies; son could face murder charge
• Eh? UMD orchard effort needs votes
• Local effort under way to save Willmar's Lakeland Hotel for future redevelopment
• Man rescued from Detroit Lake after falling in while kayaking
• Pilot of an Ultralight taken to the hospital after crashing in Polk County
• Nonprofit agency, volunteers team up to feed people in Third-World
• St. Croix redistricting hearing is Thursday
• 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
• Breaking News: Monday morning fire caused by lightning strike
• State Patrol releases name of man killed in Aitkin County crash
• Q&A: Grand Rapids fishing guide to host Gov. Dayton for opener
• Three tall ships to visit Duluth for festival this summer
• More than 25 years after breaking up, Northland man gets kidney from ex-fiancee
• 'Perfect opener': Wisconsin fishing season under way
• Tarryl Clark running for Cravaack's House seat
• Plane makes awkward landing at Island Lake; no one hurt
• South Dakota couple celebrates honeymoon on Honor Flight
• Elton John glitters at Duluth concert
• Underwood man accused of slitting dog's throat appears in court
• Three-vehicle crash on Highway 10 near Wadena leaves one injured
• Cass Lake man sentenced in shooting
• Lake County hires marketing firm for broadband project
• Injured Northern Saw-Whet Owl released back into the wild
• More information released on Operation Spring Cleanup
• Motorist injured in rollover near Pelican Rapids
• Grafton Man Charged with Attempted Murder After Striking Wife With Hammer
• Willmar juvenile faces 15 charges in crime spree
• Hudson native auditions to be 'Discover Wisconsin' host
• Woman, 88, sets the pace for 4 generations in Duluth run
• Duluth man accused of possessing child porn
• Super Bowl exhibit opens at Lambeau Field
• North Dakota caught in the middle of federal wolf plan
• Six transported to hospitals after Wednesday night accident
• Red Lake man charged with sex crime involving 5-year-old girl
• As last of the Ainsworth workers graduate from college Friday, some fearful of what is to come
• Hibbing police seek missing predatory offender
• 3 Northland sites in running for endangered historic places list
• 2010 was 'tough year' for child protection in Kandiyohi County
• Something borrowed: Prom night links two generations
• Perham-Dent School Board chooses new superintendent
• Underwood man accused of slitting dog's throat appearing in court today
• Costumed superheroes visit Granite Falls, Willmar to commit anonymous good deeds
• Murder victim came here for a new start, they say
• NDDOT releases new lists of roads affected by high water
• Get Memphis barbeque in Hudson
• Assistant DAs say 'no' to additional furlough days
• Magnus proposes state-owned casino in Minneapolis
• Otter Tail drug sting yields 19 arrests
• Congressional committee takes testimony on Stillwater bridge bill
• Legislator predicts end to local government aid in Minnesota
• Nurse, last to see victims before Duluth Glensheen murders, dies
• Former newspaper carrier charged in burglaries
• Former Duluthian among Freedom Riders on 'Oprah Winfrey Show'
• Cloquet woman accused of stabbing described as 'extremely delusional'
• Former Duluth Fighter Wing commander joins Klobuchar staff
• City authorizes $3.53 million in borrowing
• Two arrested after string of burglaries near New York Mills
• Lawmakers vote: No more transit authorities
• Man abandons dog of hospitalized friend
• Our View: Here's hoping recalls find little traction
• Golfers extend lead in Big Rivers Conference
• Update: Self-inflicted gunshot claims Hudson High School student battling leukemia
• DA's office reviewing Willow River Parent Group theft
• Veterans react to death of bin Laden
• Discovery Channel show goes 'Ape' over Woodbury natives
• Council turns down singles club's liquor license request
• 19 people arrested in connection with narcotics distribution
• Former Duluth newspaper carrier charged with burglary
• Teacher challenges Harsdorf
• Pakistanis in Duluth suspect government knew bin Laden was there
• Northland reaction pours in after bin Laden's death
• Academics split on impact of bin Laden's death
• Dent, Minn., man drowns when vehicle goes into slough
• North Dakota survivors of 9/11 victims remember loved ones
• Dump truck barrels through intersection and slams into building
• Big walleye lakes in Minnesota free of chemical repellant
• Grand Forks voters to decide today on sales tax for new library
• Names released in case of body found near Spiritwood, N.D.
• Fargo family remembers loved one lost on 9-11
• Dent, Minn., man drowns when vehicle goes into slough
• Northland parents who lost sons in war react to bin Laden news
• Dent man and dog drown after truck crashes into slough
• Klobuchar: Fargo needs flood protection on par with Grand Forks-East Grand Forks system
• Minnesota's big walleye lakes free of chemical repellant
• Perham-Dent School Board chooses new superintendent finalists
• Prairie Island nuclear plant begins refueling Unit 1
• Devils Lake area flooding leads Amtrak to bypass Grand Forks, Devils Lake and Rugby
• Duluth East grad recounts close call with deadly Alabama storm
• Duluth family's request leads to camp for kids with autism
• Minnesota anglers want waterfall altered; DNR says no
• Deadly spider reported in bananas purchased at Superior Walmart
• Wollan closes the book on teaching
• Texting driver to start time in jail today
• Court dismisses Duluth doctor's lawsuit against patient's son
• Driver who died in Carlton County crash had prior DWI convictions
• Update: Small earthquake shook west central Minnesota this morning, no damage reported
• Manitoba floods force evacuations
• Flood with 'no end in sight'
• Kindred man arrested after second standoff
• Fear of heights hasn't kept pole vaulter from soaring
• A daughter's choice becomes her family's lasting hurt
• State Patrol responds to double rollover on I-35 outside Duluth
• Registration opens for St. Croix River celebration
• USPS considers closing Harris post office
• Man sentenced to jail, treatment for hitting Duluth cop while driving drunk
• Federal workers discouraged from vacationing in Wisconsin
• 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
• Packers take offensive tackle in first round
• Ruth Ladd turns 107
• Watch royal wedding at Dick's at 5 a.m.
• Work pays off for Aladtec founders
• Avon, S.D., wholesale greenhouse firm had its start as small flower shop
• Internationally acclaimed film to be screened at The Phipps Center
• Breaking News: High school intervenes after learning of girls' rumored suicide pact
• N.D. Highway 30 reopened north of Lehr, N.D.
• Flooding damages cabins, lake homes around Perham
• Phillips Plastics appoints Jennings President, CEO
• It's one sweet dress: RF mom spends six years working on prom outfit
• Bemidji State goalie Tomcikova named MVP at World Championship
• Larry the Cable Guy in Bemidji to be aired in two weeks
• Dalton, Minn., man says machete attack on his own mother meant as mercy killing
• Two Harbors man gets 40 years in woman's stabbing death
• Inmate allegedly bites correctional officer
• Packers have nine selections in the NFL draft
• Local snowboarder ranks among nation's top contenders
• Arbor Day celebration is a learning opportunity
• Constituents quizzing Budget Chairman Ryan on his Medicare proposal
• Sale of mineral rights irks county landowners
• Area educators join forces by signing agreement to benefit students, residents
• More information on Aumann death
• Minnesota lakes losing ice at slower pace: All should be ice-free for fishing opener, observers say
• Cottage Grove woman's card to be sold at Hallmarks
• Everyday is Earth Day in the Hudson School District
• An adventure on the other side of the world
• Spicer, Minn., castle scene for 'semi-royal affair' Friday
• Sterilized in 60 seconds: DL Company helps build shopping cart cleaning machine
• Urban coyotes pose little danger
• Moorhead man hospitalized after accidentally shooting himself in the leg
• National Weather Service warns that wind-driven waves may erode dikes and roads today
• Lori Bernard re-elected City Council president
• Perham-Dent School District opens superintendent search again
• Two Harbors man sentenced to 40 years in Eveleth murder
• City of Hastings to auction off 1969 Ford Mustang on May 7
• Self-inflicted gunshot claims life of Hudson teen
• Former Duluthian found safe in Florida after family feared abduction
• Runestone researchers to gather in Kensington
• Man pleads to lesser charge in threat against Willmar officer
• Willmar mayor cancels speaker after '60 Minutes' report on her son
• 'Dirty Jobs' television show films Dickinson communications tower construction crew
• Breaking News: Second Hudson school parent group gets ripped off
• Our View: Supreme Court recount seems like a lost cause
• UPDATED: Fargo man arrested in Internet luring sting
• Knudson sets three area meetings
• Wrong-way driver killed in Carlton County crash
• Raider tennis tops Menomonie
• Second man convicted in Emerald alleged marijuana growing incident
• Crop progress in Minnesota essentially nil
• 1 dead in early morning Boyd Drive fire
• Woman accused of abandoning toddler outside Woodbury building sentenced
• NFL owners' lockout is over for now
• NDDOT issues new list of roads affected by high water
• St. Croix County set to recount ballots
• AGCO breaks ground for new facility, ready to aid local economy with 110 new jobs
• Kind in Hudson Tuesday -- calls for speeding up reform bill
• Moorhead man facing six years skips DWI sentencing
• Grab your net, the smelt are running in the Duluth area
• Duluth man pleads guilty to vigilante beating
• Apparent medical issue sends driver onto Duluth playground
• Wildlife area part of Devils Lake plan
• Former UMD star helps lead U.S. to women's world hockey title
• May weather likely to stay cooler, wetter than average
• North Dakota Dem-NPL director resigns for Delaware job
• Olivia couple to offer produce through community sponsored ag
• Breaking News: Superintendent to donate raise to district
• Lake Mallalieu bridge repairs begin
• River Falls Police deal with phone threat: 'You better get officers (over here) because I'm going to kill my wife'
• Johnson Controls reports a 29-percent jump in profits
• Brewers looking to avenge losses to the Reds
• Supreme Court recount begins Wednesday
• UPDATE: University of Minnesota building reopens after evacuation
• FBI launches nationwide manhunt after attempted mall bombing in Colorado
• Stevens County Humane Society takes in more neglected horses
• UPDATE: Aronson resigning as N.D. Democratic party director
• U of M regents motivated to serve
• VIDEO: Cass County man with chest pains rescued from flooded area
• Radiation fears bring children from Japan to East Grand Forks
• Rural Richland County church reports $12K in vandalism
• News Tribune's NFL draft experts have Vikings picking QB Locker
• College hockey: Sandelin 'thrilled' to be staying at UMD
• Prairie Island Nuclear Plant will start refueling soon
• Man, accused of assaulting his mom, may face attempted murder charge, Otter Tail sheriff's official says
• Authorities identify Proctor man who died in ATV crash
• Proctor man killed in ATV crash
• Northland golfer ready for more after logging 307 rounds in 2010
• Some northern Minnesota residents upset about state mineral leases on their land
• Gobblers prove elusive on Minnesota turkey hunt
• Longtime Minnesota TV reporter digs into global climate change
• Police: Female jogger raped in Woodbury park
• UMD's Sandelin talks to Penn State
• Snowfall reports from around the Northland
• Driver acquitted in Duluth high school parking lot incident
• One dead, three others hurt after Sawyer County fight
• Eight state senators now facing recall elections
• Badgers will host Nebraska in Cornhuskers' first Big Ten game
• Sen. Kapanke cleared of wrong-doing involving his business
• Reviving forgotten UMD orchard may add to local food sources
• Carlton County woman shares story of her struggle with schizophrenia
• Glenwood woman's baby dies after chase suspect crashes into vehicle
• Judge tells Willmar woman to stay away from the election booth
• Barnum man receives stayed sentence for drunken shooting incident at home
• Boat motor of flood-isolated Clay Co. resident stolen
• Kind will host small business panel Tuesday at UW-RF Hudson Center
• 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
• Hudson Middle School student scientists are in NASA's sights again
• 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
• Increased airport boardings boost economic impact to Jamestown
• Grand Forks bridge reopens; NDDOT issues new list of roads affected by flooding
• WEATHER: Strong winds likely to affect floodwaters, dikes, roads
• Invasive bighead carp caught in St. Croix River
• Three Democrats join the list of senators facing recall elections
• Schizophrenia is one of the most challenging mental illnesses
• Mental health center looking for people to participate in study of schizophrenia
• Kloppenburg requests a statewide recount
• Afton, Minn., native goes missing at Grand Teton National Park
• Afton native goes missing at Grand Teton National Park
• Car swept off Highway 81 by water near Harwood, N.D.
• NDDOT: Two roads reopening to traffic after water recedes; many roads still closed
• Eighth grade Perham student arrested for starting fire in school
• Woonsocket, S.D., man honored for saving woman from burning vehicle
• Rock journalist says new age of media opens 'access to everyone'
• Hoyt Lakes man sentenced to 8 life terms for sexual assault of 5-year-old child
• Federal requirements prompt higher school lunch prices
• Students expected to return to DSU dorm rooms after case of bedbugs
• Vanselow, Hoggatt look forward to City Council roles
• Red Wing man gets national audience at Kennedy Center
• Bachmann named to Time's '100 most influential people' list
• Hudson teachers, student are 2011 Kohl winners
• Minnesota 10th lowest in business taxes on new investment
• NDDOT releases new list of roads affected by high water
• Some East Otter Tail County lakes see record flooding
• 40 school employees face layoff or cuts
• 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
• 'Fargo' wood chipper replica unveiled at North Dakota tourism conference
• NHL's Wild sign UMD senior Fontaine
• Turtle Mountain tribal council adopts resolution opposing Sioux nickname, logo
• Barnes County residents keep an eye on forecast calling for rain
• Going organic by the semi- truckload
• Citizens turn out in large numbers against possible Goodhue County sand mine
• Contaminants still haunting former U.S. Steel site
• Administration eases pain of Medicare cuts in move some criticize as political
• To engage immigrant volunteers, relationships matter
• Man pulls 'gun' on inspector
• Donations provide funding to send Deputy Dewey's family to memorial
• Lost hiker found after night in Lake County hunting shack
• City announces spring yard waste program
• Our View: 'Found' votes never should have been lost
• Raider golfers off to strong start
• School budget cuts could mean layoffs
• Seven years of property tax litigation: Renville County, beet sugar co-op at odds over assessed value
• Easter is essential to Christian beliefs
• Kandiyohi County Lakes Association seeks funding to prevent zebra mussels
• Egg hunts set Saturday
• Reduce, reuse, re-flip-flop: Program turns footwear into playgrounds
• Harsdorf supporters stage rally at Hudson's Lakefront Park
• Hey, man, don't mess with my chick's hair
• Breaking News: More than 22,300 signed petition to recall Harsdorf, organizers say
• Snowfall wasn't much, but it was a record; more snow possible this week
• NDDOT issues new list of roads affected by high water
• Local McDonald's take part in nationwide hiring day
• VIDEO: Kiting across the floodwaters via wind power
• Area pharmacists are seeing a shortage of generic Ritalin and Adderall
• Story of 'America's Most Wanted' fugitive caught in Hastings will appear Saturday night
• UMD's Sandelin will be assistant coach for U.S. at World Juniors tourney
• Glenwood, Minn., woman's baby dies after chase suspect crashes into vehicle
• 'Bemidji State of Mind' video goes viral
• Anti-war group protests Cravaack's votes on military spending
• Moorhead man gets week in jail for assaulting Kansas City pitcher
• Tea Party uses Willmar rally as platform in push for change
• Willmar hospice patient gets one last wish to take to the sky
• Gilday's is local link to the global fair trade movement
• Fire causes $75,000 damage to Lakeside Presbyterian in Duluth
• Rain to turn into snow tonight in west central Minnesota
• For Minnesota and Chippewa river communities, a sense of normalcy returns
• ATF offers up to $5,000 reward in Atwater arson
• 2 North Dakota National Guard units to deploy on overseas missions in Kuwait, Kosovo
• UMD hockey coach contacted about Penn State job
• Atwater, Minn., fire deemed arson: Reward offered
• No injuries when Dickinson PD car slides into truck
• VIDEO: View a month of Fargo's Red River flood in time-lapse photos
• Sheyenne River flooding swamps several Barnes County homes
• VIDEO: Semi-truck drives through interstate water north of Manvel, N.D.
• Moorhead woman qualifies for U.S. Olympic Trials during running of 115th Boston Marathon today
• Property-tax shock hits Lakewood Township
• Weighty issue means fewer people allowed on Duluth tour boats
• Moment to forget lives on for UMD basketball recruit
• Alexandria man, seven others, sentenced for selling counterfeit pro sports jerseys
• Brewers drop double-header to Nationals; Twins win
• New Richmond, Wis. man dies in hunting accident
• Wisconsin gas prices continue to climb
• Wisconsin's wolf population hits a modern-day record
• More snow possible for the Northland this week
• Duluth nursing home program is minimizing medication, and awakening residents' spirits
• Employee OT costs still a nagging issue for city of Duluth
• Minnesota DNR to hunters, anglers: 'We need more money'
• UPDATE: Saginaw woman missing since Monday found safe
• Duluth judge goes from black robe to black belt
• Tea Party ralliers in Duluth decry big government
• UPDATE: Up to 6 inches of snow so far in the Northland
• Breaking News: Christensen sentenced to prison in Hudson residential shooting
• Update: Ron Wood likely to become interim president of Southwest Minnesota State University
• Caleb Hawley's performances draw wild enthusiasm
• Brookston, Minn., man killed in rollover identified
• UMD's Faulk signs NHL contract with Carolina
• Business staying 'Current' in Afton
• Local DI teams head to state competition this weekend
• S.D. sheriff arrested, processed in neighboring county after being charged with embezzling public property
• VIDEO: Aerial valley flood tour Wednesday from Fargo to Grand Forks
• It's a boy: New lemur at the zoo
• Thriving in the beer biz, and thirsty for more
• Local youth rolls up sleeve to help
• Minnesota River communities assess flood damage
• Floodwaters dropping on the Minnesota River
• Motorcyclists gather in North Hudson for start of annual ride
• Fargo man accidentally shoots himself in hand
• City to borrow $3.53 million
• 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
• Assembly votes to nullify Milwaukee's paid sick days requirement
• Perham church goes bilingual to share its message
• March shooting of Perham student draws attention to issue of teen domestic abuse
• Olson honored with Dan O'Connell award
• Election officials verify Brookfield results in Supreme Court race
• Woman sustains bite from pet donkey
• New London-Spicer community forum to address teenage deaths set for Sunday night
• 147 lose power when DUI suspect hits pole
• Woman, child rescued by Coast Guard team
• Duluth city councilor mulls run against Cravaack
• Lake Superior study heats up with more sensors, more data
• Recall election appears likely in Emerado
• YAH talent show is Monday
• Our View: Here come the bikes and motorcycles
• Raider track performers earn firsts
• Raiders split baseball openers
• Update: Dusek arraigned in Chicone case
• New Richmond man injured in cycle crash Saturday
• Breaking News: Missing Hudson teachers face up to 15 day suspensions
• Breckenridge teenagers speak out about Otter Tail River rescue
• High water closes First Street
• Hudson priest charged with theft
• Woodbury native grabs spotlight in VH1 reality TV show
• Boat Capsizes, Boys Rescued From Otter Tail River
• NDDOT releases new list of roads affected by high water in N.D.
• Hoggatt still the winner in city of Hudson recount
• DCI: Man in burning pickup shot himself
• Two arrested in effort involving SWAT teams, ATF
• Capture a piece of Minnesota Duluth hockey history
• Coast Guard airlifts woman, child from isolated home near Argusville
• Minnesota wolf-depredation program on verge of extinction
• Duluth asks citizens to collect street sand
• St. Louis County presents annual lifesaver awards
• Hermantown man rescued from submerged vehicle
• Duluth retirees' health-care lawsuit goes to Minnesota Supreme Court
• Flooding affecting mail delivery throughout eastern N.D., northwestern Minn.
• Fargo South High teacher resigns over allegations of improper language
• Man in stolen car stops at West Fargo police station for gas voucher
• Cass County authorities monitor overland flooding
• In New London, heavy hearts as students are remembered
• Interstate closure brings freeway frenzy to small town living
• VIDEO: Radio-controlled aircraft provides wild ride over Red River flood, downtown Grand Forks-EGF
• VIEW FROM THE SKY: State leaders and FEMA representatives tour overland flooding in rural areas
• VIDEO: Driving on flooded Interstate 29 north of Harwood, N.D., Sunday
• NDDOT releases new list of roads affected or closed statewide by high water
• Merrill cleaning up from Sunday's windstorm
• Breaking News: Votes will be recounted in District 5 City Council race
• St. Paul's legendary Porky's drive-in building moving to Hastings, Minn., pioneer village
• Minn. agencies flood-fighting efforts picking up in Perley, Halstad and Hendrum
• Willie Nelson, Trampled By Turtles coming to Bayfront in Duluth
• Woman found dead after Duluth shed fire
• Bulldogs celebrated at Twins, Wild games; team reflects on win
• UMD's hockey victory exorcises the ghosts of 1984
• NHL playoffs: Toews one of 7 former Sioux players who will chase Cup
• UND uses Twitter, Facebook more than email to connect with students
• Man battling colon cancer seeks frame shop successor
• NDDOT releases new list of roads affected by high water
• U.S. Highway 212 reopens between Granite Falls and Montevideo
• UPDATED 10:00 A.M.: Photos and video from the 2011 Red River Valley flood fight
• FLOOD NEWS: N.D. Gov. Dalrymple says flood-fighting focus will be on rural areas
• VIDEO: Law enforcement agencies rush to save a family from floodwaters
• UPDATED: Boat rescue near Grandin, N.D., canceled after firefighters get family to safety
• Storm damage reported in Itasca, northern St. Louis counties
• In sulfate debate, future of Iron Range mining projects hangs in balance
• After decades of waiting for a title, UMD hockey fans go wild
• Minnesota River reaches new crests, starting to recede
• UPDATE: All Clear in Horace After Ammonia Leak
• Wisconsin 6th Regiment seeks volunteers
• 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
• STRIVE's FabTab bracelets are fabulous
• UPDATED FLOOD NEWS: Fargo to deploy more sandbags as precautionary measure ahead of potential weekend rain
• Minnesota River slowly dropping today in Montevideo and Granite Falls
• VIEW FROM THE SKY: Aerial footage of flooding on the Red River
• Stillwater Lift Bridge now closed, water continues to rise
• Day By Day: Geriatric pregnancy - What man thought that up?
• Hoeven calls for expanded role for G.F. Air Force Base
• VIDEO: Volunteers help family of man who collapsed while sandbagging
• Breaking News: UPDATE: Clerk says Brookfield missed in first statewide tally; Prosser picks up 7,500 votes
• Moorhead homeowner taking the wait and see approach to sandbagging
• BWCA, Voyageurs, Apostle Islands would be part of shutdown
• Red River crest range at Fargo narrowed to 39 to 40 feet
• St. Croix fastest growing county in Wisconsin
• 'Noises Off' opens tonight at Hudson High School
• Update: College student found dead in dorm room at University of Wisconsin-River Falls
• UPDATED: After Oakport resident dies while sandbagging, volunteers sought to help family protect home
• Man sentenced for viewing porn in 'teen' section of Hudson, Wis., library
• Highway 19/71 closed due to mudslide between Redwood Falls and Morton in west central Minn.
• UPDATED: Kolness turns down Perham-Dent superintendent position
• Four Wisconsin senators, so far, likely to face recall
• 50 years of selling candy is enough for her
• Kloppenburg declares victory in Supreme Court race, recount expected
• Retired couple and high school student work on children's book together
• Child endangerment is charged against Hastings man for playing 'baby animals'
• FLOOD UPDATE: Red continues rapid rise as Fargo mulls building levees higher
• Welding spark likely caused Iron Range mine fire
• Volunteers needed for JA classes
• Pennies for Patients honors fellow student cancer survivor
• Bulldogs wake up family during Duluth house fire
• Guilty plea in crash that put Duluth officer in hospital
• 'She just fell in love with the forest'
• UPDATED: Motorcycle clocked going 128 mph in 55 mph zone in Clay County
• Red River reaches major flood stage in Fargo-Moorhead
• Nordstrand establishes fund to benefit Hudson area
• Minnesota River rising towards expected crests in Montevideo, Granite Falls
• Willow River Music and Art Show has Hawaiian vibe
• Superior priest charged with felony theft
• DA reviewing parent group theft
• High water in Hudson
• FLOOD NEWS: Strong storm looms as Fargo urges volunteers to button up city by Friday
• Harsdorf recall drive on track, say Democratic Party leaders
• National Guard soldiers back on Fargo flood duty
• Sewer shut off to Smith Addition in Montevideo as Minnesota River rises
• Woodbury couple chosen to appear on HGTV's 'House Hunters'
• Laney: Federal agencies aren't coming to help in flood fight
• MN State Patrol stops a motorcycle 128mph in a 55mph zone
• Prescott woman cited 17 times for animal violations
• Richland County water rescue team retrieves 3 men from pickup
• UPDATED: Red River at Fargo predicted to reach 39.5 feet by Sunday; crest could range to 41 by Monday
• UPDATED: 'Very light' turnout at Moorhead flood volunteer center; help needed
• Elections board warns petition circulators not to disturb voters
• Monitoring for radioactive materials from Japan continues in state
• Significant traffic delays in downtown Fargo as crews build levee
• $586K lottery prize still unclaimed in Washington County
• Duluth man who police say shot himself contests evidence
• Two new airboats bolster Cass County's search and rescue capabilities
• Zach Gabbard checks into transitional rehab unit at Perham Hospital
• Red River enters major flood stage in Wahpeton
• St. Louis County Board to debate need for voter ID cards
• Fatal accident near Two Harbors remains mystery
• Fargo releases evacuation plan
• Mitchell man arrested after allegedly wielding machete
• Great Lakes March iron-ore shipments up from 5-year average
• Minnesota River's second crest to be higher
• Truck driver facing charges in connection with massive pile-up on I-94
• Telemark sale postponed indefinitely
• Brewers start season 0-4; Twins open series with Yankees
• Bemidji is the only Minnesota city to be named one of 32 cities for EPA program
• Doors founder, Ray Manzarek, headlines Fargo Blues Fest
• Former Moorhead bus driver loses legal battle over child porn images
• Rising Minnesota River leads to closing of portions of Highway 212 and 67 near Granite Falls and Montevideo
• New study of recoverable oil in North Dakota urged
• UPDATED: Red River in Fargo expected to rise to 39 feet by next Monday, no crest prediction yet
• Unidentified male dies in Hankinson, N.D., shooting
• Hallock, Minn., man injured after falling asleep at the wheel
• Lake Agassiz Habitat for Humanity to mark 20th year by building 5 homes
• Bob Verchota, longtime Duluth teacher and father of Olympic hockey player, dies at 83
• Corps commander tours area in advance of Fargo-Moorhead flooding
• Update: Search continues for missing Granite Falls, Minn., man, sheriff doesn't suspect foul play
• Showcase draws large Sunday crowd, raffle winners named
• Flooding affects highways, interstates in west-central Minnesota
• Wind advisory issued for west central Minnesota and eastern SD
• Search under way for missing man from Granite Falls, Minn.
• 'Jewish Cowboy' author remains very fond of Mitchell
• Council will take swing at softball beer rules
• 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
• Winter storm warnings, advisories issued for the Northland
• Son of Duluthians gives firsthand look at Japan relief effort
• Duluth woman ordered to pay restitution in welfare fraud case
• Troy supervisor candidates compete at polls Tuesday
• Hudson DNR warden honored by agency
• Walker administration will comply with judge's order
• St. Scholastica student is hungry to help less fortunate
• Belfast-born conductor to lead Minnesota Orchestra at Dawson performance
• Minnesota River crests in Montevideo; still rising in Granite
• Fargo and Bradford, Pa., duke it out for "America's Toughest Weather City" title
• Despite nickname dispute, NCAA sells Sioux merchandise in online store
• Authorities identify Fergus Falls robbery suspect who was later found dead
• Second crest of Mississippi River is expected
• Caleb Hawley returns to Minneapolis April 14
• Hudson Fire Department trains to attack gas fires
• Wisconsin Supreme Court election is Tuesday
• Brewers make final roster moves before Thursday's opener
• Union tells Racine and Kenosha businesses to post signs or face boycott
• American Crystal to say Wednesday if it will allow Roundup Ready beets planted
• Judge reaffirms order blocking limits on collective bargaining
• Bongards' Creameries in Perham issues 54 temporary layoffs
• N.D. higher ed officials prepare to face NCAA over Sioux nickname
• Cold could prevent major flooding in Red Wing
• No charges against plow driver in Hermantown man's death
• A man of many stories: Retired educator Ken Thompson experienced Iwo Jima landing
• Twin Ports lose out to Kansas City, Kan., for Google Fiber project
• Our View: Wind power - Energy solution or legal trouble?
• Wrestlers reflect on another successful season
• Mother Nature hampering spring practices
• UPDATE: Teachers reject school board's counter proposal
• Fergus Falls robbery suspect found dead
• Raiders runner-up at AAI Invite
• UPDATED: Fargo earns final in "America's Toughest Weather City Tournament;" voting for finals begins today
• Fergus Falls armed robbery suspect found dead in his car
• 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
• VIDEO: Top Basketball Highlights of the Year
• Soldiers from Woodbury, Cottage Grove, other Minnesota cities to deploy this week
• Barnum husband and wife named Minnesota's 'Foster Parents of the Year'
• Duluth councilors oppose using police in fight over immigration
• Engineers say it's safe but repairs needed on BNSF bridge in Kandiyohi Township
• First crest on Minnesota River at Montevideo expected today
• St. Paul man arrested in Fargo on suspicion of luring girl under 15 for sex
• Three dogs die in Woodbury house fire
• Man taken to crisis center after standoff in rural Watkins
• 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
• Packer players attract a crowd at Hudson
• Coyote, black Lab form unlikely partnership in Duluth
• Cravaack objects to Cirrus sale
• Hundreds of volunteers turn out to fill sandbags in Hastings
• Gabbard, rescuers honored at halftime ceremony of state semifinal game
• Fargo marches into Final Four of 'Toughest Weather City' tourney
• Friends and classmates gather to remember Tabby Belmonte
• NWS: 50-50 chance GF will see crest of 51.9 feet
• Man arrested for taking Harsdorf recall signatures
• Four Packers will be in Hudson Saturday morning
• Carpenter team rescues bald eagle from backyard
• UW-RF faculty vote to unionize
• 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
• Vigil celebrates life of teen killed in murder-suicide
• Woman slain in Park Rapids murder-suicide: 'I am really afraid that he'll kill me'
• What's going on down there? Physicists explain their search for neutrinos, dark matter
• Five are chocolatiers for a day
• Officials seek relatives of victim in vehicle fire
• Congressman Kline comes to Hastings, surveys city's east side
• WATCH LIVE: NWS Flood Forecast Update Set For 11:00 AM
• New flood forecast gives roughly 45 percent chance to match 2009 record crest in Fargo-Moorhead
• Breaking News: Hudson School District makes one-year contract proposal to teachers
• Culture and cold weather make YAH service trip special
• Akeley boy dies in snow plowing accident
• Chisholm student expelled over 'hit list' on Facebook
• Moody joins North Hudson Police Department
• Chamber welcomes new members and hosts 'Simply Social'
• Perham basketball team visits teammate at the hospital
• Breaking News: Sandbag volunteers needed in Hudson Thursday afternoon
• Iron Range lawmakers object to plans to take millions from jobs fund
• Crew gets look at Soudan mine lab after fire
• Willmar students fold peace cranes for brain injury effort
• Snow total moves past 2009 mark
• MSUM athletic director reaches out to WCHA commissioner
• Baseball squad rescues motorist
• Murder-suicide claims two lives in Park Rapids
• Families fight over orphan's fate after teenage murder-suicide
• McDonald marks 50th season at Chisholm with trip to state tourney
• Google Duluth rumor mill churning at high speed
• Slain student's friends holding candlelight vigil tonight in Perham
• The 'River Watch' numbers explained
• Memorial planned for slain Perham student
• Three candidates vie for two school board posts
• DNR Board urges the governor to reconsider weakening phosphorus rules
• Candidates state their cases for election to City Council
• Badgers face Butler tonight in 'Sweet 16' game
• 'Tom Sawyer' on stage
• Woodbury business to be featured on Good Morning America this Friday
• Margaret's Musings: Is this really 'What democracy is all about?'
• UPDATED: Interstates all open, motorists urged to use caution
• Hockey poker tournament and dinner are Saturday
• 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
• Teachers will make-up missed time
• Osceola man appears in child sex assault case
• Our View: Despite Japan's disaster, nuclear energy still cleanest
• Lock and Dam in Hastings prepares for flood; crest now forecast at 20.8 feet
• Track teams off and running
• Winter storm blamed for one death so far in Wisconsin
• Man injured in Hudson crash
• Former Duluth East star, Grand Rapids graduate sign NHL contracts
• Breaking News: Hudson School Board rejects teacher's contract proposal
• Murder suicide claims two lives in Park Rapids
• Dibbo's Cafe: The kitchen is now closed
• Washington man arrested in connection with terroristic threats to Perham middle school
• Flood fighting now underway in west central Minnesota
• UPDATED: 2nd teen dies after Otter Tail County shooting incident
• Winter storm warning expanded to include west central Minn.
• Less snow forecast for the Twin Ports
• Red Cross opening shelters for stranded travelers
• Teachers hope to extend contract
• Missing Canosia Township woman found in St. Paul
• Hastings man pleads guilty in ticket-fixing case
• Police recommend child neglect charges against Fargo mother after man, drunk, calls officers
• WDAZ to Broadcast Fighting Sioux Hockey Game With RPI
• Winter Storm to hit the area this week
• Major winter storm possible for Red River region Tuesday, Wednesday
• North Dakota lawmakers support 'fracking' for oil production
• Northland snow watch upgraded to warning
• North Dakota gas prices drop
• FORECAST: Up to 17 inches of new snow possible Tuesday in Fargo-Moorhead, travel alert issued for N.D.
• We can hear you now: Verizon's 4G data coverage expected to come to Fargo by the end of the year
• Duluth officer fired gun in midst of assault, police say
• Breaking News: St. Pat's priest leaving after allegedly taking money
• Lake County dispatcher dies after snowmobile accident
• N.D. native returns home after journey from disaster-stricken Japan
• Officials optimistic Iron Range lab escaped damage in mine fire
• Goodhue County rollover kills one
• N.D. gas prices fall 6.3 cents a gallon since last week
• Crews make progress in combating Iron Range mine fire
• Willmar Stingers baseball player dies in truck accident
• All Dressed Up Prom Wear
• Making a safe deposit: St. Croix County Medication Disposal Program
• Fargo easily advances to Sweet 16 of 'Toughest Weather City' tourney
• Stillwater bridge project gaining bipartisan support
• The 'unknowns' make synthetic drugs ordered online dangerous
• Breaking News: Judge temporarily blocks law limiting public union bargaining
• 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
• Through it all, Perham is just one win shy of a Minnesota state boys basketball tournament berth
• Trial date set for man accused of shooting Deputy Dewey
• Horse program a haven for special-needs kids
• Two years after deadly Hermantown crash, victim's mother wants closure
• Erwin Rau, former mayor of Willmar, dies at age 101
• Kandiyohi County charge dismissed against man sentenced to 50 years in S.D. prison
• Man who attempted escape from sexual offender facility pleads guilty
• Glenwood City man dead after Friday morning crash
• Pedestrian hit by truck, killed Friday
• Pomeroy not interested in run for ND governor - for now
• Badgers defeat Belmont 72-58 in first round NCAA tourney
• Freshman lawmakers strong in beliefs, making early impact
• Surviving cancer gives new meaning to life
• Flood fears ease as water rushes south
• Graskewicz up for Johnny Bench Award
• 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
• Collision with drunk driver puts Duluth police investigator in hospital
• Airborne deer slams unlucky jogger
• Census report: While neighbors gained, Duluth was stagnant
• Woman gets 69 months for crash that killed Spicer residents
• N.D. Gov. Dalrymple signs Fighting Sioux nickname bill
• North Dakota native still waiting for flight out of northern Japan
• Minnesota man sentenced in Roberts crash
• Preliminary autopsy results show Barnesville man trapped under garage door died of asphyxiation
• Cloquet teen loves to ski - right side up or upside down
• Homicide case to go before grand jury
• Randy's Ramblings: It's voter suppression no matter how you spin it
• Our View: What's next for dog track site?
• Johnson and Thune spar over federal budget woes
• Four-day school week passes first test
• Small town fiercely proud of its deep Irish heritage
• Facebook 'hit list' lands Chisholm student on suspension
• Fargo advances from first round of 'Toughest Weather City' tournament
• Crews to Continue Search for Murdered Cooperstown, ND, Man's Body
• Man dies in farm accident
• Sister city OK after Japan earthquake
• Father, son face charges in marijuana grow
• Census results: Washington County grows 18 percent
• Red WIng region braces for high water
• Japanese foreign exchange student in Perham hears that family is safe
• Hookers for Jesus founder to speak in Perham
• 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
• Early 2010 Census Snapshot: St. Croix is Wisconsin's Fastest-Growing County
• Officials push Air Force for more investment in Grand Forks base
• From Duluth to Japan: Man helps aid group's relief efforts
• Woman missing from Duluth area group home last seen near hospital
• Man gets 65 months in prison for getting teenager pregnant
• Leuer says Badgers need to focus and do what they do best
• State school superintendent calls Walker budget a 'crushing challenge'
• Eric Vanden Heuvel signs with the Baltimore Ravens
• Basketball: 2 Raiders named to All-BRC boys' team
• Basketball: Girls fall in regional final
• Sheriff investigates thefts from cars
• Area residents protest anti-union measure in Madison
• Town of St. Joseph holds candidate forum
• It's not just Blarney, there's a stone atop a castle in Ireland
• Hudson prepares for river flooding
• Man accused of videotaping female roommate while she showered wants case thrown out again
• Despite his outbursts, man ruled fit for trial
• The real thing: FHS student explores forensic science
• Governor meets with workers in Hudson
• UPDATED: Woman says Fargo man kept her trapped in apartment for days
• Man dies in grain bin accident in LaMoure County
• Fargo North Graduate Working in Japan: Things in the country are on hold
• Man accused of slashing the throat of a dog in Otter Tail County pleads guilty to robbing a Colorado liquor store
• Flood threat prompts emergency declaration in Washington County
• Truck driver charged in collision near Grand Forks that killed 2 children
• Fargo competes for national honors as 'America's Toughest Weather City'
• Bemidji man accused of driving drunk, hitting squad car in Duluth
• Worthington athletic officials react to Minnesota State High School League's new section assignments
• University of Minnesota Duluth serves need in American Indian community
• Duluth's Cory Johnson found home at Valparaiso
• Piano man's death leaves a void at Amazing Grace, Sir Ben's
• Charges amended to manslaughter against man accused of causing hunter's death
• Breaking News: Gov. Walker will visit Hudson today
• Seeking help from above: About 350 gather for pre-flood prayer service
• Whole Foods Co-op has grown over the years into a full-service store
• Organic food sales keep increasing - including at Whole Foods Co-op
• S.D. Secretary of State Gant warns donors to 'Check out the Charity' before you write the check
• Failed electronics stop Willmar wind turbine
• Dent, Minn., woman critical after two-car crash Saturday
• NWS says warm-up will trigger spring thaw this week; potential storm a 'growing concern'
• Fargo police need volunteers to help during flood
• Funeral held for 4-month-old who died from child abuse injuries just a month after his baptism
• Anglers brave thin ice in quest for Lake Superior 'loopers
• Wis. governor greeted at Washburn fundraiser by thousands of protesters
• Wisconsin Democrats return to Capitol for rally
• UPDATED 4:20 p.m.: Almost 500 people rescued from pileup near Cleveland, N.D.; Interstate 94 reopened from Fargo to Dickinson; U.S. Highway 83 open from Bismarck to Minot
• N.D.officials: Air searches under way for stranded drivers
• Northern lights brighten Northland night sky
• UPDATED: I-94 from Valley City to Fargo now closed; I-29 from Grand Forks to Canadian border closed due to areas of zero visibility
• Blizzard warning set for this afternoon through 6 a.m. Saturday
• 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
• Walker formally signs Wisconsin public-employee bill
• Emergency room doctor at St. Mary's in Detroit Lakes attacked by man suffering from mental illness
• Swans remain a Hudson attraction
• UPDATED: Fargo roads filling in with snow, difficult travel conditions reported to the west
• Sioux nickname bill on voting lineup today
• Interstate 94 closed from Bismarck to Dickinson
• North Dakota, Minnesota census data coming out next week
• Fargo-based engineering firm alleges trade theft
• Duluth zoo display highlights frogs' plight
• Winning isn't only thing for robotics team in Duluth from Chicago
• Grand Portage man dies from injuries in snowmobile crash
• Polls indicate two state senators in danger of recall
• UW-Stout, UW-La Crosse faculty vote to unionize
• Moose Lake sixth-grader combines love of sports, drawing
• It has to be done, say area Republican lawmakers
• Wanamingo's doggone pleased: Gov. Dayton names new puppy after southeast Minnesota town
• S.D. Rep. Noem pushes for big cuts in federal spending
• Under the hood: Teacher finds former students gainfully employed
• Public meeting Saturday looks at St. Croix, Pierce deer herd
• Flood of 2011 could be Hastings' second-worst on record
• Steffes family sold on auctioneering
• Former west central Minnesota lawmaker, 101, remembered for work ethic, forward thinking
• Suspect linked to shooting at cop: I fear for my safety
• Ohio men drive 20 hours to build sandbags for Fargo
• Mayor Walaker: I'd be "shocked" if Red River crests above 41 feet
• Guitars For Vets on Facebook
• Protestors storm Capitol following Senate's anti-union vote
• UPDATED: Children in Tuesday head-on identified; investigation continues
• Gov. Scott Walker's budget means less money for schools and local governments
• Protesters rally in front of courthouse in Superior
• Police department criticized for response to protest
• Commission presents possibilities for rapid transit
• Senate votes to eliminate collective bargaining rights; Protests planned around state today
• Education budget cuts are coming
• 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
• BCBS working on sustainable health care system
• Dibbo's Cafe to close
• Superior nurse pleads guilty to stealing painkiller from hospital
• Red Cross volunteer makes sure hungry sandbaggers get fed
• It's hard going for young heart patient in Canosia Township
• Hayward boy hit by car still in critical condition
• Former Hibbing lawmaker charged in animal hoarding
• Son of football star Nagurski dies
• Iron Range representative wants faster re-route of Highway 53
• Patrick Kurz gets plea agreement in fraud case
• Dispute over television leads to assault charge against Hastings man
• The whole scoop on Selma's
• Our View: It's time to move the state forward
• Authorities find owner of snowmobile that fell through Lake Superior ice
• Update: Walker rally draws a full crowd
• St. Croix Meadows is for sale
• Benson OKs $125,000 for sandbags to protect flood-vulnerable homes on Chippewa River in west central Minnesota
• Petitioners seek to recall Harsdorf
• Sheryl Crow concert coming to Duluth
• Another local man is shot by accident
• WEATHER: 2 to 5 inches of new snow in Grand Forks area Tuesday night, overnight
• Bronko Nagurski Jr., football player and son of NFL legend, dies in International Falls
• Woodbury Postal Credit Union employee sentenced in $388,000 Cisco scam case
• N.D. Senate panel votes against Fighting Sioux nickname bill
• Moondance Jammin Country setting schedule
• KISS signs on to Moondance Jam
• Travel alert issued for central and south central North Dakota
• 400 workers evacuated after a bomb threat was called in at the Lund-Crestline factory
• Bomb threat closes Lund Boats in New York Mills
• Duluth woman admits to welfare fraud
• Committee to seek grant funds for new Chief Bemidji statue
• After 'miracle,' Moe adds to family's legacy at Duluth East
• Personal caregiver facing charges of neglect, theft
• Canadian tractor manufacturer setting up shop in Willmar, Minn.
• Barnesville man dies after being trapped under garage door
• Hamm serves cease and desist order against Fargo insurance agent
• Woodbury attorney organizing effort to recall Wis. senator
• Fire destroys Rosemount home early Tuesday
• Gallop poll finds that North Dakota and Minnesota have some of the happiest people in the nation
• 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
• Sheriff's department investigates burglary, shooting incident in Emerald
• 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
• Big leap across digital divide in Lac qui Parle County, Minn.
• Northland Outdoors: Beetles clean up on European mounts
• Protesters gather for the third Saturday in Hudson
• Time magazine examines Superior killings involving Iraq War veteran
• Suspicious item in Duluth Central High School lot leads to evacuation
• WDAY 6 News obtains computer data of where Sandbag Central volunteers are coming from
• Jeff Klatt takes over as sheriff's patrol captain
• Fighting Sioux Fan Among Libyan Rebels?
• Family sues school district over drowning
• Research compares public, private compensation
• Gabbard continuing recovery, could be transferred to rehab facility soon
• Despite losing everything, fire isn't slowing down business in Atwater, Minn.
• Man dies of injuries after being pinned in skid steer in Yellow Medicine County
• 'American Idol' Caleb Hawley's journey
• Our View: How will this stalemate in Madison end?
• North Hudson man eludes police
• School closing draws crowd to Tuesday night's Hudson School Board meeting
• Larson 4th at state individual wrestling tournament
• $394K taken in Chicone's store theft
• Deputies respond to protest
• Breaking News: Local teachers willing to make financial concession in exchange for keeping collective bargaining
• Text of Gov. Scott Walker's budget address
• Would-be I-94 jumper taken into custody
• Washington County Board backs bridge as Bachmann introduces leglislation
• Larson loses in semifinals
• Breaking News: Another Saturday, another protest in Hudson
• Knudson joins fellow Republicans in passing budget repair bill
• All New Richmond teachers expected to get non-renewal notices
• Hudson wrestlers down to Larson
• A tale of two dogs
• County board chairman backs governor's plan
• Middle School open house is today
• American Idol says good-bye to Hudson's Hawley
• Adoption of Walker bill is crucial for state, local levels, says State Sen. Sheila Harsdorf
• Snow Day
• Police chief gets permission to hire
• Bringing Bullying into perspective
• 160 local government leaders sign letter opposing governor's plan
• Sheriff's department loses K-9
• Victim of break-in, shooting charged
• Mr Movies closes store in Hudson
• Our View: Anybody got an opinion on unions, Walker?
• Troy puts moratorium on wind turbines
• UW-River Falls hosts Plattville in WIAC semifinal Thursday night
• Commission studies transit to western WI; meetings set
• Downtown parking meter rate increased
• Text of governor's Tuesday evening message is released
• Snow continues to make travel tough
• Employee charged in Chicone's theft
• Union supporters rally in Hudson
• The Dance must go on
• Breaking News: There will be school in Hudson Monday
• School event now at Agave Kitchen
• Two Hudson firms among EDC top business winners
• Raider boys' hockey regional champs
• Hudson schools closed when teachers don't show up
• Caleb Hawley clears another round of Idol
• Protestors flood Capitol again, Democratic senators flee state
• Chicago Dogs returning to bathhouse concession stand
• Breaking News: $34,600 missing from school's parent group
• 'Snow White,' a timeless tale is on stage
• Middle school addition came in under budget
• Breaking News: Teachers protest governor's plan
• Our View: No more delays - budget pain for everyone!
• Star-Observer wins eight state awards
• State returns broadband grant money
• Super Bowl checked off area couple's bucket list again
• Woman sues, says K-9 bit when deputy offered ride
• Revised city sign ordinance affects many parties
• Raider wrestlers win first sectional title
• Knudson backs governor's 'budget repair' bill
• Hawley draws a crowd at the Aster cafe
• TBTs from 1937-38 uncovered
• Deputy cited in squad car crash
• Ohio State player says Badger fans spit on him
• Affordable housing project approved by Hudson City Council
• 10 percent of Wisconsinites predicted to go to the polls Tuesday
• Swimmers send 5 to state; wrestlers regional champs
• Chamber names two new board members
• Hawley makes it through the Hollywood Round
• Breaking News: Governor proposes ending most collective bargaining for teachers, public employees
• Jeremiah Pike, 24, dies after brief illness
• Tim Sackett, the trucker's chaplain
• Sustain Hudson plans community events
• Supreme Court primary is Feb. 15
• City Council adopts revised sign ordinance
• Doris Knauff never stopped contributing
• New Richmond man faces sex assault charges
• Governor's planned wind farm rule gets public hearing
• Tuesday's primary will narrow the field in City Council races
• Wrestlers win BRC/D-SC Challenge
• Our View: Chamber is an important player in community
• Packers coach Mike McCarthy will have a street named after him
• 56,000-plus attend Super Bowl victory celebration at Lambeau Field
• One happy Packer Fan re-orders license plate
• School Board prepares for upcoming referendums
• Low ceiling grounds hot-air balloons at Hudson festival, but parade is crowd-pleaser
• Super Bowl snafu: Hudson native Jim Rouleau experienced it
• Families united in grief
• Elderly Hudson man convicted in child sex assault case
• Troy man sentenced on porn charge
• Rodgers will be on tonight's Letterman show
• Wisconsin celebrates Super Bowl victory
• Packers were fitted for Super Bowl rings before the game
• Aaron Rodgers wins MVP award with three-TD performance
• Congressman, state legislators issue dueling bridge letters
• Packers are good for business
• Driver reaggravates thigh injury; will play Sunday
• If Packers win, Green Bay schools will close early for rally
• Breaking News: UPDATE: Spirit Seller clerk assaulted trying to stop shoplifters
• Athletic club moving into former downtown grocery
• North Hudson's Jeff Larson headed to national GOP post
• Breaking News: Dave Johnson to enter Wisconsin Basketball Hall of Fame
• Stillwater bridge, health care topics at congressman's listening session
• Packer GM happy with punter Tim Masthay, so far
• Packers will practice indoors at Highland Park, Texas
• Milwaukee death blamed on blizzard
• Raider girls top Superior 3-2 in overtime
• Reflexologist expands practice to Hudson
• Gov. Walker gives first State of the State address
• Hudson Hot Air Affair celebrates "When Pigskins Fly"
• Middle school introduces anti-bullying book
• Hot Air Affair offers fun this weekend
• Recent deaths leave community with questions
• Packer hats, stadiums and Super Bowls
• Maureen Pettee: Don't sweat the small stuff
• City and police unions come to terms
• Motivation for Pohjonen murder-suicide unknown to authorities
• Adults welcome HHS students to second semester
• Update: Caleb Hawley makes the cut on 'Idol' and appears on TMZ
• Ron Kind in Hudson for Feb. 2 listening session
• UPDATE: Quam family releases statement; Ramsey County not saying much
• Hearing held on bill requiring photo ID to vote
• Hornung says Packer fans will forgive Favre
• President Obama visits Manitowoc
• Can Matthews get to Roethlisberger?
• Hudson lawyer sentenced in mortgage fraud scheme
• Our View: Wisconsin government has never been more open
• Breaking News: Former Hudson students found dead
• Hockey: Raider boys skate to two victories
• Wrestlers beat Chippewa Falls for sixth straight conference title
• Girl Scouts to vote Saturday on property sales
• Closeup of an eagle
• New city policy to favor local businesses
• New state law allows comparison shopping for health care services
• McCarthy's approach to Super Bowl the same as for other games
• County clerk's office is the information hub
• Donald Driver finally gets a shot at a Super Bowl ring
• Gov. Walker to sign his first bill into law
• The rush is on for Super Bowl tickets
• Packers are first bottom-seeded NFC team to reach Super Bowl
• Roberts man dies following rollover
• Cold weather doesn't stop the fun (run)
• Longtime Hudson track, casino opponent Bill Cranmer dies
• African mission trip reinvigorates Hudson retiree
• Packers expect to be ready for Bears defense
• Ice dam busters help a Hudson home
• 'Wisconsin is at a crossroads' says UW regents president
• Dick's Fun Run is Saturday
• Fielder is highest-paid Brewer ever
• Weather could play a big role in Sunday's NFC championship game
• Walker, Dayton's tax chat delayed
• Our View: Street crews do a remarkable job during winter weather
• 'Open for Business' signs irritant for some Minnesotans
• Basketball: Boys roll over Eau Claire North
• Wrestlers set up showdown with Chippewa
• Badlands Road rollover
• WITC to offer driver's ed at HHS
• Caleb Hawley is spotted on 'Idol' commercial
• Breaking News: Governor says Wisconsin 'Open For Business'
• Wis. Gov. Walker plans Hudson stop today to declare state 'open for business'
• UPDATED: Hudson FD battling house fire
• Aaron Rodgers was outstanding in defeat of Falcons
• Packers are early favorites in Las Vegas
• Bomb threat empties New Richmond store Sunday
• State law requires carbon monoxide detectors in all homes as of Feb. 1
• Bridge funding approved in town of Hudson
• Robin Manufacturing set to close Hudson plant
• Anna Shoemaker's funeral set for Tuesday
• A happy life was cut short; her friend is left to grieve
• Christenson convicted Friday morning in Hudson shooting
• Freeway conversion means more changes lie ahead for Hwy. 35
• Local band set to release first album
• Marine prepares for a second deployment to Afghanistan
• Challenge at local business benefits Hudson Physicians' diabetes education program
• Hudson City Council approves purchase of $132,757 snowblower
• St. Croix Valley Foundations assets top $20 million
• Brett Favre's sister arrested in meth raid
• Go Kids Day: A big idea from local entrepreneur
• Extreme weather causes roof damage
• City wins $450,000-plus grant for Wisconsin Street reconstruction
• EDC shows 2010 unemployment rates lower than 2009
• County UU property not suitable for secondary school
• Our View: Have you checked out these voices?
• Wrestlers remain undefeated in Big Rivers Conference
• Good week for swimmers, divers
• Hearing postponed in Hudson shooting
• UPDATED: Morning crashes slow commute
• FBI investigating threatening letter to Home Depot stores
• Flags will be flown at half-staff
• Packers find running game in 21-16 defeat of Philadelphia
• Schachtner takes Medical Examiner helm
• Taxpayer alliance releases 2010 report
• County passes Stillwater bridge measure
• Sheriff's deputy Kris Anderson earns national certification
• Three races in St. Joseph elections
• County approves Human Services positions in one fell swoop
• Arguments for drowning case heard by state Supreme Court
• Notes From the Dockside: Time well spent
• New elder-law firm opens Hudson office
• St. Croix county has new sheriff
• Afton Alps ski area's co-founder Paul Augustine dies
• Fraud charge dropped against New Richmond woman
• Christian Community Home expanding to Osceola
• Tax bills decline slightly for property owners
• Local governments coping with snow costs
• Randy's Ramblings: 2011 is a year for beginning anew
• Semi driver cuts corner, gets stuck
• Blyleven, Alomar elected to baseball Hall of Fame
• Philadelphia as concerned about Rodgers as the Packers are about Vick
• Republicans using tax-funded law firm to draw new legislative districts
• Feingold will teach at Marquette University, write a book
• Region home sales down, prices up slightly
• Our View: Should be some 'hometown' consideration
• Wrestlers 5th at Bi-State Classic
• Wondra sentenced in dog abuse case
• First baby of 2011
• Knudson takes local oath of office
• Hudson group brought song to Walker's inauguration
• Man dies in New Years Eve chain-reaction crash on I-94
• Groups unveil 'Job-O-Meter' to track new governor's promise
• Scott Walker sworn in as Wisconsin's 45th governor
• Favre says he's definitely retired this time
• Packers will play Eagles in first round of NFC playoffs
• Broken water line displaces residents of 12 apartments, Saturday
• Zarfos back to watching hockey after breaking three vertebrae
• County agrees property complaints must be open, pays $255 to settle case
• Blizzard clean-up continues locally
• Meadows Park is the name for city's newest
• Christmas is a special time for Shannon Rae
• MR Convenience co-owner Marty Ryan dies
• Local businesses have positive holiday sales
• Wrestlers ready for Bi-State Classic
• Giants spend three nights and two days in Appleton
• Christmas offerings stolen from Chippewa Falls church
• Formiller airmen make it home for Christmas
• 2010 Year in Review
• Packers, Giants and Buccaneers tied for the NFC's final playoff spot
• Lynn Dickey still has the most passing yards in a regular-season game
• Minnesota Epilepsy Group opens Hudson office
• Cancer center space rapidly taking shape
• Breaking News: Thief takes Freedom station-store clerk's cell phone
• Local dealer loses bid to supply police cars
• Last district contract settled
• Hudson hockey player injured during girls varsity game
• Christmas is a 'unique' time of the year
• Our View: And a Merry Christmas to all
• Numerous mines proposed in northern Wisconsin, neighboring states
• Retiring sheriff honored at reception
• Wisconsin's population grew 6 percent in the last decade
• Brewers sign Cy Young winner Zack Greinke
• Fire chief asks for help digging out hydrants
• Packers need to win out to make play-offs
• UPDATE: Barron man appears in robbery case
• Library sets new hours
• For thirty years Santa has had Hudson home
• Snowstorm expected to block sight of lunar eclipse
• Packers in danger of missing playoffs after losing to Patroits
• Breaking News: 8 apply for District 6 seat; City Council decision tonight
• Breaking News: Badlands burglary sets a pattern
• M & I Bank being sold to Canada's BMO
• House on Baer Road sustains heavy smoke damage
• Pack will be ready, with or without Rodgers, McCarthy says
• Senate rejects union contracts for state employees
• Burchill didn't count on being mayor
• City plans to tightly restrict temporary signs
• Man accused of viewing porn at library
• Momentum West holds legislative forum
• Update: Snowstorm packs a wallop
• Breaking News: Deputies catch alleged Baldwin Freedom station-store robber
• Our View: We're number 1 - not a good thing!
• Five finalists named for UW-RF football job
• Hillstead closes the file on law career
• County highway department stays calm before the big snow storm
• Storm sets off run on snow blowers
• Packers still in hunt for North Division title
• Rodgers uncertain for New England game
• GOP Assembly leader singling out DNR for cutbacks
• Siren was state's cold spot
• Roof collapses at New Richmond animal shelter
• Breaking News: School delayed two hours in Hudson
• Blizzard tied to 2 deaths; man dies beneath roof collapse, another struck by snowplow
• Breaking News: No travel advised throughout the Hudson area and state
• Full city snowplowing crew is in action
• Short Sale & Foreclosure CDPE
• Alan Burchill appointed mayor through April 2012
• Rare November tornadoes touch down in southern Wisconsin
• Needham selected for conference at The Hague
• Appeals court upholds inmate rape conviction
• HPD officers honored for saving a life
• Accident blocks I-94
• Man objects to Bristol Palin being on 'Dancing with the Stars,' shoots TV
• River Crossing Coalition seeks Congressional action
• Fighting for freedom is theme of speech given by retired Navy officer
• Phipps Center shifts endowment funds to SCV foundation
• Prominent Hudson businessman Dick Mueller dies
• Room tax allocations set
• Council gets first look at revised sign ordinance
• City's winter parking rules are in effect
• Feds sue Hudson builder
• First winter storm reaps havoc in Hudson area
• Northwestern Wisconsin gets heavy snowfall
• Three hurt in semi- car crash Saturday
• Committee recommends no increase in 2011 tax levy for city of Hudson
• UPDATE: Knudson to remain mayor until end of November
• Hudson Municipal Court adjusts to City Hall location
• Drunk drivers face tough new consequences
• Village of North Hudson proposes 'no levy increase'
• Wondra a no-show at sentencing hearing
• Remembering the Philippine liberation of World War II
• Career Navy officer gives vets day talk
• Knudson plans to resign as mayor
• Work halted on Madison-to-Milwaukee passenger train line
• Alleged drunk bolts, leads troopers on 12-mile chase
• Snowplow drivers ready for season
• Halfway house in Roberts denied
• St. Croix EDC seeks nominations for Business of the Year
• Laser wielding man convicted
• Wind turbine plan whips up a controversy in Forest
• Somerset man pleads in child porn case
• Wisconsin Senate Republicans will pick new leaders today
• Missing man's body pulled from Racine County lake
• Walker, Johnson, Kind win
• Big voting day
• Knudson wins assembly seat
• Unofficial Election Results
• Update: New Richmond police officer's death ruled an accident
• Second Street traffic detoured during Monday evening fire call
• County board sets 2011 budget
• Ron Johnson brings his Senate campaign to Hudson
• Incumbent unopposed for clerk of court position
• District court upholds Whyte 2007 stabbing conviction
• New Richmond police officer dies at home
• St. Croix County reviews nursing home options
• Kind pushes for congressional action on Stillwater bridge
• Raging winds down trees, blocking roads and cutting power
• County administrator resigns post
• Burning leaves damage mobile home
• TEA party scheduled in Hudson
• Two Hudson men compete for District 30 Assembly seat
• EMS director talks about warning siren operating rules
• Road repairs to continue on I-94 in Hudson
• Barrett, Walker will debate a second time tonight
• U.S. Senate candidates respond to questions, issues
• NPS puts brakes on Stillwater bridge with Friday announcement
• Library presentation sparks spirited North Hudson discussion
• Lakeland teens deaths ruled murder/suicide
• Update -- Teens found dead in Lakeland park are identified
• Motorcycle crashes Tuesday night on Hwy. 35 near North Hudson
• Garbage fire Friday, gas leak Sunday
• Cybercrime hits Hudson woman
• First lady campaigns for Feingold
• Thieves find 27 unlocked cars
• Wondra charged with bail jumping
• Professor attempts suicide from Hudson bridge
• St. Croix County Board adopts soft hiring freeze
• Road repairs planned on I-94
• U.S. Senate candidates debate tonight
• State motorcyclist deaths already top 2009
• State Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen visits Hudson
• UW-La Crosse freshmen face expulsion for alleged assault
• UPDATE: Firefighters have left Willow River Elementary
• Shilts seeks tech advances in office
• City approves parking rules
• Post-game party results in enormous fines for UW-Madison students
• "Wisconsin Prosperity Strategy" report advocates more government spending to stimulate economy
• Jury awards $2 million to former Somerset teacher
• Bridge advocates call for action
• Advocates say 17-year-old suspects belong in juvenile court
• Neighborhood electric vehicles approved for some city streets
• Stone sentenced in perceived clown incident
• New Richmond man charged with felony sex texting
• City planning to enforce new winter street parking rules
• St. Croix River wake restrictions imposed
• Preliminary work on new Stillwater bridge delayed again
• Most state agencies will be closed on Columbus Day
• Gun rights group files lawsuit against Madison police
• Stuck in mud gets man jail time
• Man arrested in 8th OWI incident
• Online employment ad for S.C. Johnson is a fake, says company
• Somerset man charged in child porn case
• Carpenter holds raptor release
• Wisconsin gubernatorial candidates debate tonight on TV and radio
• Self-defense argument fails in battery case
• Arcadia evacutes as the city floods
• State preparing case against DA accused of sexual harrassment
• County register of deeds warns of records gimmicks
• Police investigate Wednesday night downtown break-ins
• Lieutenant governor candidate campaigns in Hudson
• Lawyer says DA's accusers 'driven by financial opportunity'
• Economist says state budget hole is $3.1 billion
• Family files suit in dog attack
• Update: Subject of manhunt faces criminal charges
• Council rejects library's request for more funding
• Walker promises special legislative session to create jobs
• KC donations
• Father arrested, boys located
• Harley-Davidson is staying in Wisconsin
• Deer hunt scheduled in North Hudson
• Manhunt under way for subject accused of assaulting ex-wife
• State treasurer visits Hudson
• Council designates city-owned land for deer hunt
• Amber Alert canceled
• Loans available to flood victims in county
• City prevails in collection lawsuit
• Fond du Lac man sues woman accused of gluing his penis
• Minnesota revokes permit of firm
• Local icon Don Page dies
• While homeowner sleeps, burglars steal TV
• Primary election results (unofficial)
• Bat tests positive for rabies in St. Croix County
• Walker tour visits Hudson
• Hudson, North Hudson compare well on taxing and spending
• County board approves flood aid at snail's pace
• "Cash For Clunkers" blamed for used car shortages
• Budget cuts aimed at county jobs
• Former coach gets 14-year sentence for sex assault
• Primary includes races on both sides
• Sword-wielding man killed by Appleton police
• Community service officer thwarts Wal-Mart theft
• Traeger appointed to St. Joe board
• Truck burns on Willow River Drive
• Scott Walker in Hudson Sunday
• Fire spotted this morning, man and two children out safely
• Rollover claims Somerset man Saturday evening
• 30th District Assembly candidates discuss the issues
• Kapanke says his conservative values needed in Congress
• UWRF ag group hosting dairy breakfast in conjunction with rodeo
• Community service officer thwarts theft of stereos
• Wondra convicted in town of Hudson dog case
• City of Hudson changes property appraisal firms
• Stillwater bridge will close for 3 nights
• City deer hunt set to begin
• State employees will get unpaid day off over Labor Day weekend
• HHS gets first dean of students
• Trampoline turmoil tumbles in Troy Burne
• Charlie Grant honored by state
• Armed robber gets prison sentence
• Spending Revolt Bus makes stop in Hudson
• Duro is closing Hudson plant; 63 jobs will be lost
• Feingold says he opposed policies that led to collapse
• District News
• Teen dies in St. Croix crash
• District gets top bond rating on Hudson Middle School project
• Tragic pool accident takes the life of Deborah Olson
• Council shelves odd-even winter parking plan
• Agreement set in dog trial
• Girl Scout membership asks council to reconsider sale of Camp Rolling Ridges
• Ride 2 Recovery cyclists will stop in Hudson next Wednesday
• HPD K-9 officer and handler are on the job
• St. Croix River to St. Paul transit study launched
• Spending Revolt National Bus Tour to be in Hudson
• Preliminary flood damage report released by St. Croix County
• Hudson, WI Market State
• Earth Day Celebration
• Governor Doyle Announces Suspension of BadgerCare Plus Core Plan Enrollment
• Hudson Booster Days
• Organ Series By Dave Wickerham
• Organ Series By Ron Rhode
• Organ Series By Clark Wilson
• Enchanted April
• Disney's Aladdin Jr
• The Cemetery Club

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