New Richmond, WI News

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• Check out a great report from Ashland's WDIO with our IT students (including NR'...
• Students and Former Students remember our FB book exchange:
• Congratulations to WITC-New Richmond Distinguished Alumni 2012 -- Karen Pesik. A...
• The smile says it all . . .
• One of WITC-New Richmond's largest graduating classes received recognition for i...
• You will find all the details about WITC-New Richmond's commencement at: _
• You can feel the excitement in the air as the final days to graduation arrive! B...
• We're sorry to announce the death of one of WITC-New Richmond's 2007 graduates,...
• So who's counting the last days of school? 9 today . . . :)
• Congrats to the NR winner of the Fall 2012 Registration gift basket Joshua Carli...
• Happy May Day!
• Huges smiles, hugs and handshakes last night at Student Recognition Night. Unfor...
• Volunteer Fair tomorrow! Excellent to have on your resume, plus make a differenc...
• Oh! So much this week! Job hunters -- Career Seminar Tues, 4/17, 6-8 pm, THEN Fr...
• April snow showers bring May graduates!
• 29, 28, 27 .... days until commencement! You can DO it!
• Job Fair on Wed, Apr 18, 12:30-4:30, then Volunteer Fair the next day 11-2. You...
• Weekly Job Update -- How Attitude is EVERYTHING! Your attitude can make -- or br...
• Weekly Job Update -- Returns! Job Hunter Tips Gaps in your employment history? E...
• The Health Fair this week was a great success! Overheard someone say, "best ever...
• Health Fair! Wed, March 28, 9a to 1p. All kinds of free (or almost free!) screen...
• How healthy are you? Find out next week, Wed, March 28, 9 to 1, in the conferenc...
• Happy St. Paddy's Day! Welcome back to classes on Monday 3/19!
• Ahhhhhhh. spring break! And what a better welcome to spring than a spring rain!...
• Today, Friday, March 9, Federal and State flags shall be flown at half-staff at...
• Remember to "spring ahead" Saturday night! Daylight savings time starts 2 am Sun...
• Etiquette luncheon went oh so well today. Three employers/business instructor ga...
• Interview Day went great yesterday! Heard one student got 49 out 50 points! Ex-c...
• With it being Mock Interview Day on campus, here are the next five "no-nos" when...
• The all-important interview: 15 job interview mistakes to avoid (first five toda...
• Learn How to Eat Right Once and for All! Tuesday, March 6, 11:30-12:30 in Room 5...
• President Bob Meyer is on campus today. He has a 10:30 listening session availab...
• Ahhh, March! Welcome! The countdown begins to graduation . . . !
• Happy Leap Year Day -- more like April Fool's Day. NR campus is the only WITC ca...
• Interview Prep Day -- this Thursday, Feb 23, from 10 to 1. Hair cuts, resume rev...
• Job Hunters' Update: Do you Tweet? Use FB to keep in the loop? On LinkedIn? Addi...
• DARN. No one signed up for the fundraiser. No Pie Your Advisor today. Bummer.
• Pie Your Advisor -- fundraiser for charity on Valentine's Day, 11:30-12:30. Smil...
• Great fun these days during winter carnival! Window painting started today and t...
• Get Fit in 2012! Learn Fitness Tips from an Expert! Tuesday, Feb 7, 11:30-12:30,...
• Tomorrow Jan 24 Two BIG events on campus: Assess Your Skills in Rm 210, 11:30-1...
• Futuremakers Video Competition ... You could win $2,000!!! WITC students! Crea...
• Snakes Alive! Live reptles and amphibians visit campus Tuesday, Jan 24, 11 am to...
• The first one's coming soon -- mark your calendar! "Assess Your Skills" is the f...
• It's NEW! It's for you! SWAT starts Thursday, Jan 12 during activity hour (11:30...
• Remember -- classes start Wednesday, Jan 11! Spring semester -- spring weather!
• Watch for Workshops during upcoming Tuesday student activity hours! Assess Your...
• Christmas past. What does 2012 hold in store for you?
• End of the semester tomorrow! Have a great break and rest up for next term! Be s...
• Federal and state flags are at half-staff today in remembrance of Pearl Harbor D...
• Santa will be here Tuesday and Thursday (11/29 and 12/1) for photos, 5pm to 8:30...
• Thursday, Nov 17 . . . Great American Smokeout! Make the pledge to quit tobacco....
• Honor all WITC Veterans tomorrow (Friday, 11/11) in the student lounge from 10:3...
• Prez Bob Meyer got his fingers sticky along with Human Svs Associate students wh...
• WITC Prez Bob Meyer will be here Monday, 10/24, for a Listening Session. He'll v...
• Oprah-mobiles finally arrive
• Climate outlook: Colder winter in store for Red River region
• Duluth nurse practitioner investigated for numerous narcotic prescriptions
• Claim filed against New Richmond school district
• Winter parking rules approaching in New Richmond
• Weapons banned at government center
• Dry cleaner set to close in New Richmond
• Woman's misfortune, healing offers teachable lessons
• Congressional campaign begins in St. Croix County
• Former New Richmond man faces child porn charges
• Jury trial date set for man accused of stabbing Perham, Minn. woman 7 times
• Duluth researchers' drug reaches human test stage
• Body found in Renville Co., Minn., field identified as missing Cosmos man
• Duluthians turn out by hundreds to greet Norwegian king, queen
• Fire department responds to Stanton Township fire
• 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
• Rain helps contain Boundary Waters wildfire
• Have you seen this video in the theater at Hudson, New Richmond, St Croix Falls...
• Cook man says friend shot at him, then dragged him as he hid under truck
• Banners installed along Knowles Ave.
• Couple bound over in child neglect case
• Somerset volleyball moves one step closer to MBC title
• Deerfield digs in to meet needs
• Hastings man faces fleeing charge in Washington County after staring at 3M employees with binoculars
• NR police chief's reprimand rescinded
• Vets offered free stay at B&Bs
• New Richmond, Somerset, Central play in Division 2 volleyball regionals, starting Tuesday
• Somerset High School celebrates Homecoming 2011
• Barnesville family believed targeted by serial arsonist
• Kids find calm through a mix of yoga and puppetry
• • Hey WITC alumni -- catch up on each other! Let us know what you're doing! The...
• Families weigh in on Kirkpatrick sentencing
• Wildfire threat rises in northwest Wisconsin
• 3 Killed in Head-on Collision South of Fessenden, ND
• Touchdown scored by Prescott middle schooler counted for more than just six points
• Two Paynesville, Minn.-area, men arrested for their roles in shooting
• UPDATE: Arraignment Tuesday in Larson homicide case in rural Paynesville, Minn.
• 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
• Flags across the state will fly at half-staff Saturday, Oct. 8, in honor of Army...
• Rest area surveillance footage captures scenes from escape
• Board approves nursing home repairs
• Lifestyle change, not diets, are key for NR man's weight loss
• From victim to victory: Charles set to perform
• Teachers get a taste of student jobs on McTeacher's Night
• The future of Wisconsin trout fishing
• Passe, Prez crowned world champions
• Neighbor's beef with Duluth McDonald's flares
• ADVISORY: Strong fall winds are approaching
• Construction progresses on ambulance building
• Card party lives on at Cedar Lake School
• Organizations prepare for new state concealed carry gun law
• Heebink retires from First National Community Bank
• Daul dominates in New Richmond soccer team's 8-0 victory
• Local runners compete in 2011 Twin Cities Marathon
• New Richmond golfers tie school record, qualify for Division 1 sectional meet
• Mix My Clips 'pulls the emotion' to the forefront of family memories
• New Hastings police policy guides response to domestic abuse involving public figures
• 3 held after trying to enter Duluth military base
• What happened to Common Courtesy? The Life Lesson of Civility, brought to campu...
• UPDATE: Investigators suspect fatal fire may have been murder-suicide
• Commission considers officer's future with Superior Police Department
• Fire Department responds to combine fire
• Stillwater bridge plan takes another step forward
• Duluth jury begins deliberations on baby's death
• North Shore auto accident victim from Twin Cities
• Duluth police: Arrests made in school playground fire
• Only 3 days until the 3rd Annual Wine and Beer Tasting Event for Scholarships! G...
• What happened to Common Courtesy? The Life Lesson of Civility, brought to camp...
• 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
• Hastings-area thief, caught in the act, runs over trees as he flees and is cited for damage to property
• 12-year-old Sturgeon Lake boy killed in ATV accident
• 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
• The US Flag and the State of WI Flag of the State of Wisconsin will be Flown at...
• New Richmond district's enrollment shows increase
• Community Commons welcomes all
• 1 killed in fiery rollover in Lake County
• Friends, family help Somerset teen bag a bear
• Spafford's passion for fitness turns into successful career
• Health Partners Roberts Clinic open for business
• SCC Middle School students peace out
• New technology helping save rural heart attack victims
• Union President Calls For End to American Crystal Lockout
• Three arrested following North Hudson drug raid
• Heritage Days puts local history on display
• These hot cars help grant cool wishes for kids
• Feds indict 27 in Twin Ports for drugs
• Friends group hosts events at local WPA
• WWII veteran takes honor flight to D.C.
• Contest winner picks up motorcycle prize
• Vitality Initiative officially kicks off
• Duluth murder suspect in court for pretrial hearing
• Alabama man pleads guilty to taking money from Duluth, other schools
• Like money? Apply now for a WITC Foundation Scholarship! Deadline is November 1...
• 'Mayday!' Baldwin warden helps with boaters' rescue from a rough Lake Michigan
• Grass clippings and a urinating dog prompt dispute between neighbors in Hastings
• Walker calls 'Back to Work' session
• Thieves steal markers from Superior cemetery, possibly for scrap metal
• Diversity debate deteriorates at the University of Minnesota Duluth
• Updated information: Driver dies in Wednesday morning crash on I-94
• Minnesota Wild to practice at Amsoil Arena in Duluth
• Fergus Falls camp helps children and families deal with grief
• Ely researcher confirms Hope the bear's death
• Duluth doctor testifies: Fall didn't kill toddler
• Elementary students, other 'Fans of Hope' distressed over Web-famous bear's possible death
• 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
• Buy tasty treats and support the Criminal Justice Club! Wednesday, Sept 28 and T...
• Fergus Falls man turns in over 4 million pop tops
• New Richmond man ready to defend his giant pumpkin record
• Minnesota man injured in house explosion
• Rick Lubbers: Halftime? More like naptime for Vikes
• Some of former Duluth doctor's Texas patients claim harm
• Some patients say former Duluth doctor, Konasiewicz, helped them
• Bruno, Minn., man faces shooting charges
• Deputy medical examiner raised flag about former Duluth neurosurgeon
• Boundary Waters wildfire now 45 percent contained
• Swayed by girlfriend, Duluth head shop owner holds off on restocking bath salts
• Hope, the Internet-famous Ely bear, missing
• Your thoughts and opinions please -- about the WTCS. Click on the link; it's a s...
• Sonshine Learning Center provides Christian-based child care
• Former residents expand program to South Sudan
• Rib contest winners come from New Richmond
• Former teacher files discrimination claim against NR district
• Roosters Roadhouse gets new look
• Happy trails to you: Walking opportunities abound in area
• 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'
• Driver who caused fatal Hastings crash in 2010 charged with felony; he was traveling almost 90 mph
• Somerset twins catch fish almost their size
• Former figure skater continues teaching kids to skate for free in Somerset
• Roberts library continues to grow, one year later
• Police raid Duluth synthetic marijuana shop
• One day after search, downtown Duluth shop resumes sales of incense
• Alzheimer's Walk raises $21,000
• Accept the Vitality challenge: Launch set for Saturday
• Local history comes to life
• International MAUS users conference deemed a success
• New Richmond woman hurt in cycle crash
• Pagami Creek firefighting force tops 830 people
• Fatal shooting involving Duluth officer ruled justified
• SCC 50-year anniversary slated for weekend
• Homecoming week kicks off at SCC
• 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
• Adopt-a-Highway tomorrow, Thurs, Sept 22, WITC-NR students. 11:30-12:30 with a f...
• Man Charged After Allegedly Chasing Woman, Man and Child With Gun, Threatening to Kill Them
• Duluth police seize cash, guns, computer from fake pot shop
• School referendum in Perham, Minn. affects property owners to different degrees
• Stillwater bridge backers make their case in D.C.
• Hastings man accused of DWI left two sleeping children at home
• Odd question asked in jury selection for Duluth toddler-death trial
• Cougar caught on 3 Northland trail cameras
• Duluth police officer's killing of suspect ruled justifiable
• Look for Duluth connection on tonight's 'Modern Family' episode
• 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
• Adult Learners Group Now Forming WITC Students! Are you 23+? Overwhelmed with cl...
• Great speaker Matt Booth last week! Good ideas on how to achieve your goals. Try...
• Flags at WITC and other facilities across the state will fly at half-staff today...
• Video surfaces of landmark Hastings Spiral Bridge being dropped into the Mississippi River
• Wild ride for Duluth 4-year-old behind the wheel of van
• Falling tree kills woman near Vergas, Minn.
• Firefighters gain ground on BWCAW fire
• Couple's quick action prevents another Boundary Waters wildfire
• Bikers Raise Thousands For Grand Forks Bar Manager Injured in Accident
• Synthetic drugs bring new rush hour to downtown Duluth
• Northland camp carries out Lakota man's vision
• Devils Lake Dad Turns Demolition Derby Car Into Troop Tribute
• Minnesota medical group leaders reject routine chlamydia tests for all young adults
• Boundary Waters fire update: Little change, but officials concerned about weather
• Willow River Players wrap up fall production
• 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
• Residential garden grows into peaceful oasis
• Multiage class harkens back to days gone by
• 9/11 memorial focuses on positives
• Soda blasting helps airplane restoration process
• Alzheimer's Walk set for weekend
• New Richmond business explores art possibilities
• Jack Russells descend on Somerset campground
• Old Somerset Town Hall replaces steps with new staircase
• Practice blaze in Roberts benefits two organizations
• Running of the Llamas runs smoothly
• 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
• 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
• Pagami Creek fire largest Minnesota fire since 1918
• Jay Cooke drowning victim identified
• Updated: Man Killed When Pickup Crashes onto Fargo Air Base; Victim Identified
• Smoke from Minnesota wildfire moving across Wisconsin
• 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
• WAKE UP! Time to buy tickets! It's our 3rd annual Taste of the Vineyards (this y...
• Evacuations ordered as Boundary Waters fire spreads outside park
• Old Gem set to kick off 10th season
• St. Croix County hosts recycling events
• Verdict reached in Duluth's Lakeside-shooting trial
• Accident snarls traffic during Osceola Wheels & Wings
• Dakota County Drug Task Force finds 300 wild marijuana plants growing in Hastings
• Runner in downtown Duluth race revived after suffering heart attack
• 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
• Communities strive for greater wellness, health
• 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
• 15 years: Willow River Players continue to put on a show
• Lacking players, Carlton High School cancels football season
• Duluth's new mini golf course like none you've ever seen
• Contest helps combat hunger
• Orr, Minn., woman sentenced in stabbing
• New Richmond Middle School opens for business
• 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
• New gym facility in Somerset caters to prep athletes
• Dance line begins at Somerset High School
• Hammond Library offers homeschool programs
• We respect and honor the victims of 9-11 on the 10th anniversary of the terroris...
• Promise you'll make it to one of Matt Booth's presentations next Wednesday (even...
• Willow River Player's production opens this week
• Mathis murders: 30 years later some authorities remain convinced of John Mathis' guilt
• Pine County boy charged for allegedly shooting stepdad in head
• Pilot receives minor injuries in Thursday crash
• 10th anniversary of 9/11 brings back flood of memories
• Standafer says county is 'fine' under new Wisconsin budget
• Everyone should plan for next emergency
• Quirky role wins kudos for Duluth, Minn., native in indie film
• Burglar gets away with $70,000 in cell phones, accessories from Cloquet, Minn., AT&T store
• Pine City, Minn., boy suspected of shooting stepfather in the head
• Hudson, Wis., woman watched second plane fly into World Trade Center
• 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
• Hammond couple investigated in alleged abuse case
• Jail time follows date night high speed chase in Perham, Minn.
• McDonalds coming to Perham
• Lund Boats announces NY Mills facility expansion
• NRMS kicks off the school year with explosions
• Girl Scouts plan informational meeting at Starr
• Somerset's Megan Plourde named Mountain West Player of the Week
• Willmar man injured in train collision
• Baby born in vehicle on Interstate 35 in Duluth
• Trial begins for Duluth man facing weapons charges
• VIDEO: California man attempts robbing convenience store while wearing Gumby costume
• UW-RF teacher charged in sex assault
• St. Croix judges report to County Board
• Motorist charged with sixth DWI
• Jamestown (N.D.) police pull woman from river
• Hancock police chief dies after boat capsizes in Stevens Co., Minn.
• After losing vision, Northland teen sets sights on inline marathon
• University of Minnesota Duluth again ranked No. 1 in D-II college football
• Faith, S.D., resident with famed Norwegian relative to be interviewed by TV crew from Norway
• Attorney says he'll announce settlement in Crookston diocese sex abuse case today
• Two escapees caught in Douglas County; two at large
• 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
• Have you met the new faces on campus yet?
• Church group helps out in W.Va.
• Dancers put New Richmond on the map
• St. Luke's Church begins work on healing, meditation garden
• Fans Show Pride At Possible Last Football Opener As Fighting Sioux
• 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
• Forest industry pushes feds for more timber
• Superior man accused of head-butting girl
• Wisconsin National Guard to assist in storm cleanup
• Another Thursday means another school record for New Richmond girls golf team
• Grassroots group promotes healthier, more fulfilled life
• Where to store forfeited cars?
• Trucks, tractors pull in donations at Lions event in Roberts
• Kids 'Shop with a Cop' for back-to-school clothes
• Hey! You're all working so hard -- 2 weeks of school already. You deserve a brea...
• It'd be GREAT to have a WITC student on the board! Anyone interested? Note the 9...
• Recently released Moorhead sex offender speaks
• 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
• Duluth rock band in tune with video gamers
• 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
• Swan enthusiasts help with round-up
• Emergency crew members thanked
• Corn Fest attracts a crowd
• State Farm welcomes new agent in New Richmond
• Local tea business lays its roots in Star Prairie
• A cross-country cowboy; 75-year-old man arrives in NY Mills to spread message
• 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
• Minnesota man who tried pawning stolen $15,000 violin given prison sentence
• Survivors recall lesser known 1956 tornado
• It was Welcome "Bash" today! Fun! Paint, drawings, clubs (the joining kind). See...
• 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
• Last week, it was stolen ice cream; this week, it's stolen dishes from same Hastings residence
• Roberts Police search for suspect
• 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
• New coffee bistro opens in downtown New Richmond
• Fargo Police respond to injury accident; find intoxicated men trying to push vehicle back onto its wheels
• NRHS scores highest ACT average in the area
• Heritage Center wedding featured in magazine
• A finale to summer, Corn Fest in New Richmond
• Hillside series wraps up successful year
• Warrants Issued For Family Members Accused in Standoff Near Lakota, ND, After Court Appearances Missed
• Offering compassion across an ocean
• '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
• Willmar, Minn., woman is sentenced for striking another with stiletto heel
• '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
• WITC proposes second phase of expansion, renovation
• Animal abandonment causes problems at Gregory's
• Sam Cook: Glide into fall now under way
• Family celebrates its close ties with Yellowstone National Park
• Books on your mind? Here's link to swap used books at a discount. Check it out!
• First two days of class, and we have two medicals and long line at the bookstore...
• VIDEO: Fire Destroys Eldred, MN, Elevator
• Sandhill crane numbers on the rise in the area
• Church group lends helping hand at Pine Ridge, S.D.
• 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
• Solid Rock Fellowship adds Hispanic worship service
• SoundTown weekend comes off smoothly
• Doctor returns to Westfields
• Antique business finds a downtown home
• Strategic plan adopted by NR City Council
• 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
• Northwest Wisconsin gains state of emergency declaration
• Five months after being rescued, a bald eagle was released Wednesday morning at Carpenter Nature Center
• Northland broadcasting legend Lew Latto dies
• Perham's $35 million hospital nearing completion
• Brothers accused of beating up policeman outside Perham, Minn., bar plead not guility to charges
• Oakdale, Minn., school worker accused of luring vulnerable female into prostitution
• Perham-area flood relief plan could move forward
• Back to School for New Richmond - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Willow River Parent Group treasurer bound over for trial
• National Collegiate Hockey Conference finds home
• 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
• So how did the first day go? Everything you expected? More? Less?
• 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
• Ox Cart Days wraps up great weekend
• Duluth native wins NHRA Pro Stock title at Brainerd
• Boy, passenger hurt in Crane Lake ATV accident
• Man feared drowned in Iron Range mine pit
• Minnesota property tax bills are set to spike
• 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?
• Recent photos are of New Student Orientation held today. WELCOME to WITC-NR!
• Welcome New and Returning Students to classes on Monday! It's great to have you...
• Former Duluth surgeon settles another lawsuit out of court
• Author recounts experiences of growing up Irish locally
• Proposed powerline won't be derailed
• Famous NFL ref to keep lawyers in line at Duluth conference
• Hunting guidelines established for Wisconsin waterfowl seasons
• Deerfield expansion project gets underway
• Walker tours damage in northwest Wisconsin
• Toddler dies after being run over by truck
• New Richmond begins 2011 football season at home Friday
• Ox Cart Days gets underway
• NASCAR vehicle comes to New Richmond
• VIDEO: Basketball game against China's national team turns into a brawl
• Tough Mudder mania: Local race fans catch the fever
• Somerset native exchanges modeling life for jewelry design
• Johnson has 'Biggest Heart' in Hammond
• Barn dance, threshing event planned in Roberts
• Community celebrates Hammond Heartland Days
• Lifesavers honored for actions at boat ramp
• Jamestown College wrestling coach Cisco Cole resigns
• Federal jury convicts Woodbury, Minn., man of sex trafficking a teen
• New Richmond School Board adopts flag policy
• Weight restrictions instituted on Stillwater bridge
• Stories of close calls with death while working on public roads prompts county to set Aug. 31 as 'Move Over Day'
• New Lola's Restaurant welcomes its guests
• Pitched from Duluth parking ramp, pail tore through camper's roof
• 6 face charges for illegal voting in Duluth, Iron Range
• '80s rock bands find old hits gaining new life
• Hastings man caught drinking vodka at store, then steals and eats smoked ham
• 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
• Wisconsin redistricting realigns voters, lawmakers
• Farm City Days draws a crowd
• Residents of flooded lakes near Perham search for solution: County holding public meeting on Ditch 25 system
• Furniture store unveils upgrade
• Vehicle runs over fire hydrant, flies 40 feet in the air before smashing through fence and landing in Hastings pond
• NAVY Seal's body escorted home to Minnesota
• Woodbury acting school for ... dogs? Arf course!
• One person killed in Itasca County highway accident
• 1 Injured in Deadly ND Home Explosion Out of Hospital, Another Prepares for 14th Surgery
• WDAZ, UND Announce Plans for 2011-12 Sioux TV Coverage
• OSHA to investigate Fargo accident that pinned man under bin
• Minnesota's Split Rock Lighthouse, Grand Mound named National Historic Landmarks
• Fond du Lac Band buys sacred Ojibwe island
• South Dakota budget director named president-elect of national budget officers organization
• 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
• Police vs. sheriff contract?
• 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
• Signs of a season change begin to materialize
• Westfields Hospital has a new CEO
• 2011 Ox Cart Days grand marshals selected
• Community Supported Agriculture farms deliver fresh, local produce
• Kitchen work completed at Somerset Middle School
• Hammond celebrates National Night Out
• First annual Minn. Governor's Pheasant Opener to be held in Montevideo
• Kandiyohi Co. attorney dismissess the charges against man in shaken baby incident
• Farm City Day scheduled for Aug. 13
• Update: Authorities continue search for Xcel worker who fell off Minnesota Falls dam south of Granite Falls, MInn.
• Hammond Heartland Days activities heat up this weekend
• Fairy garden a wish come true for Avery
• Grieving family of drowning victim finds comfort in community
• DMV sites will remain in operation
• New principal named at Starr Elementary
• Five Loaves making its move to Community Commons
• Preco expands to Hudson facility
• Bosch plans worldwide birthday celebration
• New Richmond man guilty of refund fraud
• Swift Co. drivers top the charts for speedsters
• Three brothers prepare to deploy to Afghanistan
• Bridge inspection planned on I-94 in Hudson
• Devils Lake Basin board unanimously backs outlet from Stump Lake to Tolna Coulee
• Hastings police call off chase after speeds hit 105 mph
• Woodbury, Minn., takes aim at prostitution through massage proposal
• GOP wins 4 of 6 recall races, keeps control of Senate
• Polls busy for Senate District 10 race
• Stillwater bridge faces lane closures
• Man dies in gravel pit accident near Fairfax, Minn.
• Minnesota tot makes amazing recovery after near-drowning
• 13-year-old Hastings driver cited for taking friends out on a joyride
• Longtime Birkie racer dies after bike hit by car
• Search continues for missing Hastings woman seen going over Vermillion Falls
• Authorities reveal identity of ATV rider killed near Iron River
• Body of Duluth 'Deeps' drowning victim found in lake
• Recent injury at boat landing not isolated case
• Superior, Wis., church finds two fake money orders in offering plate
• New principal named at Starr
• Authorities release name of man hit by semi in Cloquet
• Former UND star Commodore gets another NHL shot
• Shelton, Daniels and Paisley get WE Fest crowd going despite high temps
• Copper thieves tied to phone, Internet outage near Cloquet
• Swift water in Duluth stream hampers search for boy
• Dickinson State University president asked to resign; review finds campus enrolled people without consent
• Man accused of plane fire is back in US and on trial in Fargo
• Former janitor charged with burning church in Grand Rapids, Minn.
• 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
• Horse sense: Equine passion leads to successful business
• NRHS students travel to Costa Rica
• Take a walk on the wild side
• The Bridge returns from missions trip to Africa
• Village of Roberts strays have a new place to stay
• Longtime community member to lead Hammond parade
• Jennie-O turkey not part of current recall
• NR woman celebrates a century of life
• Millpond public dock provided for river users
• City runs counter to national debt crisis
• Burkhardt Co-op finishes renovation
• Hot dogs roll into town on a silver cart
• Local deputies trained as air search specialists
• High school football gets underway for 2011 season
• 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
• Could Perham become a hockey haven? Proposed arena could bring tournaments, expand program
• Arrest made in Hastings parental abduction case; mother and son were found in South Dakota
• Torrential rains spur washouts, flood roads in Douglas, Carlton counties
• Nearly 20 Hastings juveniles flee scene of underage drinking party; six cited
• Duluth golfer pick up 8th hole-in-one
• Thrill of bogus bonus shortlived for Essentia employees
• Minnesota numbers up for breeding ducks, geese
• The case of Dr. Konasiewicz: Ailing patients speak out about former Duluth doctor
• Construction moves ahead on Iron Range plant
• One dead in fiery crash north of Baldwin, Sunday
• 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
• Olien honored as top firefighter
• Four stolen flags carry significance for local resident
• Mowing grass flushes food for waiting birds
• Business manager for Chokio-Alberta School District pleads guilty to stealing approximately $275,000
• After a life of blindness, Hastings woman gains sight
• Fossils never too old for softball
• Liquor license issue still sore spot for Somerset Village Board
• Boomerang enthusiast shares throwing passion with others
• Grace Place benefits from Kiss the Cow event at the St. Croix County Fair
• City replaces stolen bleachers at Hatfield
• 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
• Ag secretary stops by St. Croix County Fair
• New Richmond farmer's market staying fresh even after 30 years
• New Richmond, Amery may lose DMV services
• Face to face encounter between Harsdorf, Moore
• Physicians assistant joins medical staff at Baldwin
• DEVILS LAKE FLOODING: More than water on the rise
• Taste This!!! Sweets & Eats opens
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 10th Senate District candidate who never was
• 1 dead, 1 missing in Cass Lake
• Man trying to rescue his 6-year-old son drowns in west-central Minnesota's Bass Lake
• Lightning strike causes 3 fires in Duluth
• 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
• Rivertown will web cast recall forum
• Shutdowns threaten work on Duluth airport's new terminal
• Former Minnesota Duluth star Odim signs with NFL's Chargers
• Duluth man gets 30 years in abduction, assault case
• Suspended UMD football player held in vandalism case
• Performer injured during water-skiing show on Iron Range
• North Dakota College of Science in Wahpeton on 'cutting edge' of unmanned aircraft
• Dog owners find working out the family pet pushes them into better shape
• Heat, rain, mosquitoes in Minn. add up to potential West Nile
• Body of Hastings woman seen going over waterfall still not found
• Authorities ID boy who died at Cloquet pond
• 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
• Deerfield residents take their picnic indoors
• Romance novelist estate going up for sale
• 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
• Two 16-year-olds 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
• Survey: Four-day week works well in Lake Superior school district
• FBI involved in Iron Range husband-wife kidnapping case
• CIA is a secret step to athletic success
• Rimfire shooting demands patience, precision
• New library programs for teens and adults underway in Somerset
• Virtual education gives options to students at St. Croix Central
• Division Street project in Roberts still on schedule
• Lifesavers recall dramatic rescue at New Richmond boat landing
• Maurices opens its New Richmond store
• 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
• Local family works to meet daughter's needs
• Five Loaves, Wal-Mart partner to help feed region's hungry
• New dairy barn open for business
• Fire breaks out at Lakeside home; Duluth firefighter hospitalized
• Millers stay alive, outlast Bandits 5-3
• 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
• Reptiles invade county fairgrounds
• St. Croix County Fair kicks off
• Now open: Table 65 is a true 'team effort'
• 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
• 'Cooling centers' open across St. Croix County
• 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
• 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
• Take precautions when it's hot
• 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
• Death of Grass Roots' lead singer won't keep band from coming to Corn Palace
• Turning sawdust into fuel: Eagle Bio-Fuels ramps up
• Drive thru coffee shop attached to Ava's restaurant
• Details emerge on upcoming candidate forums
• Hastings police officer is subject of internal investigation
• Fire crews respond to Monette Ave. fire
• 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
• Ancestory of dogs traced back to gray wolves
• Summer school is fun, functional learning
• Thefts reported at St. Croix Central
• Wilbur family: Four generations of 4-H'ers
• One man, many trash cans: Cottage Grove worker keeps parks clean
• Walker sends letters to Congress urging Stillwater bridge action
• State government shutdown: DNR couple takes it easy as wildlife, fisheries jobs remain on hold
• Taking steps toward normalcy: Gabbard gets closer to an average teenager's life following collapse
• Harry Potter world cast a spell over fans; many grew up with Rowling's characters
• With trailer: Movie relives historic season for Perham boys basketball following collapse of Zach Gabbard
• The call of the wild: Kristi Kuhl begins year-long ministry in Alaska
• Community organizations on the move in New Richmond
• 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 wires $60 million to Minnesota; Hopes high to reinstate income tax reciprocity soon
• Wisconsin wires $60 million to Minnesota; Hopes high to reinstate income tax reciprocity soon
• Mitchell, S.D., man, 81, arrested for sexual contact with 11-year-old
• Trouble on the tracks: Crash survivor warns of dangerous crossing near Richville, Minn.
• Construction of ambulance garage begins
• Physician joins staff at specialty clinic
• Bernards begins expansion, improvements
• Star Prairie forced to reinstate municipal court
• Worthington, Minn., golfers to play golf all day to raise money for Africa
• West Fargo day care operator accused of choking boyfriend's son
• 11-year-old saves mom and sister from possible car crash near Alexandria, Minn.
• 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
• Shelves almost bare, Minnesota tavern owners say
• Third son charged in death of Alberta, Minn., woman
• Man pleads to animal cruelty, terroristic threats related to puppy shootings in rural Willmar, Minn.
• First tall ship expected to reach Duluth today
• FREE Career Seminar Tuesday, July 19, 4-6pm at WITC-New Richmond. Looking to change careers? Find a new one? Discover your interests? Call 715.246.6561 for free registration.
• Provide your input on transit routes and stops. Learn about alternative transit routes being studied for the Gateway Corridor (I-94 between Mpls and Eau Claire). Public Open House Tuesday, July 19, 5-7pm at St Croix Gov't Center in Hudson, lower lev
• 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
• Willmar, Minn., sisters collectively donate 250-plus pints of blood
• Sonshine Festival's economic impact to Willmar, Minn., community estimated at $4 million
• 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
• Fun Fest finishes strong
• 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
• Initiative gears up to promote community health, wellness
• Local Honor Guard travels to participate in special service
• United Methodist Church welcomes new pastor
• Jamestown, N.D., pumps raw sewage into river because of high flows through system
• Empty Jamestown (N.D.) Hospital building will become housing downtown
• 'Citizen of the Year' to serve as Fun Fest grand marshal
• Glyndon golf course has close encounter
• Update: Missing Alberta woman's remains found; three suspects in custody
• Casey's Berries returns to its strawberry roots
• New Richmond band to play at Basilica Block Party
• Convenience stores hit by burglars
• 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
• Moorhead, Minn., city councilman delinquent on property taxes
• Full Video Inside: Moorhead officer pursued stolen vehicle moments before fatal crash
• Close encounter? Large circular patch of burned grass found on Hawley, Minn., golf course
• Virginia (Minn.) School Board member charged with sexual assault
• New London, Minn., pastor spends 24 hours on church roof after parishioners raise $47,000 to repair roof
• Former New Richmond standout Holly Spoo continues advancing girls basketball
• New Richmond's Riley Kannel, St. Croix Central's Ashley Adkins earn all-state honors
• Duluth man misses court date in sexual-assault case
• New Richmond Fun Fest 2011 offers many sports options
• Texas Rangers fan falls from stands, later dies (with video)
• Agency warns of scam tied to Duluth
• New Venturing crew in Somerset provides adventure for kids
• Two seriously hurt in truck-cycle crash on Hwy. 65
• Official: UMD to be part of college hockey's Super League
• Transformer catches fire at New Richmond Middle School
• 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
• Valley City, N.D., police chief accused of financial mismanagement
• Minnesota shutdown means lights out on some Lighthouse programs
• Rattler in Duluth? Nope, a case of 'misnaken' identity
• Duluth zoo gets $70,000 from railroad for flood damage
• Faces & Names: Pitt stop in Duluth?
• Jamestown man pleads not guilty to murder of Somali refugee
• July 4th celebration was a blast
• Investigation leads to reprimand of New Richmond police chief
• Roberts resident fights cancer with chemo, confidence
• Moore says it's about listening; Weix says it's about union power
• Misson trip to New Richmond serves those in need
• Still cleaning up along tornado's route in Renville Co., Minn.
• 20,000 acres of crops damaged in Renville County, Minn.
• 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
• 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
• 2 Duluth School Board members won't run for re-election
• 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
• ATV driver dies in western Wisconsin accident
• Semi fires delay I-94 traffic
• Neighbors react to North Fargo fireworks accident
• Little ol' Gackle, N.D., attracts folks from afar for small-town Fourth of July celebration
• Tornado that hit Mapleton farm rated EF-2
• VIDEO: Witnesses say Fargo man was decapitated by firework
• Minnesota girl killed in Friday's severe storms identified
• Census shows more people living in 'nontraditional' households
• Duluth rally begins fight against proposed Minnesota marriage amendment
• Willmar, Minn., man places 48th in recent World Series of Poker event in Vegas
• 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
• New Richmond Fun Fest offers something for a variety of ages
• New Richmond School District makes class size adjustments
• Former New Richmond Middle School transforms... Work begins on the Community Commons
• Jamestown group going on mission to help Haiti
• 5-year-old boy drowns in creek near James River
• Fire chief pleads no contest to assault on police chief
• New Richmond fireworks set for Monday at dusk
• Townhome flagpole forbidden for now
• Minnesota government shutdown: What's open, what's not
• Second chances: Wisconsin prison program equips inmates for life
• 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
• Photo booth rental business starts up
• Hudson man charged with alleged 5th DWI
• 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
• Board votes for one less bar in Somerset
• Artful, academic, athletic summer school classes fill up at St. Croix Central
• Florida man charged with swindling senior citizens, including at least one couple in Hastings
• Hillside music series begins July 6
• Hastings' resident beer taster: New business provides educational beer tasting parties
• World record Coke-Mentos attempt canceled, sponsor pulls out
• Erin Prairie parcel dedicated for wildlife work
• Black bears making themselves at home in western Wisconsin
• Rain delays Hatfield park project in New Richmond
• Condemned building in New Richmond gets final raze order
• St. Croix County approves union contracts
• Costs add up as counties plan for recall elections
• Duluth couple share part of vintage rock 'n' roll poster collection
• The Minnesota DNR might shut down, but he won't
• PolyMet closes on Iron Range board loan, buys land for exchange
• Loggers sue for access to state forests during Minnesota shutdown
• Minnesota man charged in death of brother
• After losing his legs in Afghanistan, life is different for Farmington grad Kyle Malin
• Influential evangelical Minnesota pastor retiring after 35 years
• New Zealand's beauty inspires local photographer
• Minnesota, Wisconsin blanketed by heat, humidity (except Duluth and Superior)
• Perham sisters, father survive cancer together
• 2 kayakers rescued from Lake Superior near Duluth harbor entry
• Relative arrested in fatal Cass County shooting
• Sportsman's Warehouse founder faces criminal charges
• Duluth teens and others chip in on tech-savvy teaching strategies
• More on email account controversy
• Fire from unattended candle damages Duluth home
• Duluth mayor to launch re-election campaign
• Sale of Duluth-based Cirrus to Chinese company complete
• Grateful son thanks dad with a blast from his Northland auto racing past
• Murder victim's family: It's time to move on
• Moorhead drowning victim was avid angler
• Minnesota state park guests get walks in before budget deadline
• 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
• Wisconsin Supreme Court incident gains attention
• 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
• New Richmond School Board deals with wages, benefits
• Perham's Gabriele Anderson qualifies for 1500m finals at USA Outdoor Track & Field Championships
• Voting district lines redrawn in City of NR
• Walker to be in Hudson this afternoon for bill signing ceremony
• Services for disabled face uncomfortable transition
• New Richmond residents ask city to deal with deer issue
• 2 Arrested in Ongoing Armed Standoff South of Lakota, ND
• Century-old building gets a photogenic makeover
• Duluth peregrine falcon chicks close to fledging
• Duluth fountain bubbles over after prank
• Duluth player on projected NHL draft pick list
• Duluth airport gets another federal grant
• Garage fire in Duluth's Lincoln Park arson
• Summer fitness program strengthens St. Croix Central athletics
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• Record number of students sign up for Summer Stretch
• Duluth fire officials: Miller Hill Kmart fire arson
• 5:00 PM - Minot Flood Press Conference on AM 970 and wday.com
• Stay and Play: More options for farmers' markets
• 2 Duluth men charged in Park Point car prowl
• New Richmond students hope to break world record at Fun Fest
• 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
• 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
• 23 Duluth teachers face layoffs
• Flood advisory posted for St. Louis County
• Local lawmakers comment on newly adopted budget
• Late Duluth council candidate, volunteer was moved by desire to help
• Iron Range bar owner charged with arson
• 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
• Virginia police commission to decide suspended chief's future
• Video captures trooper's near-miss, accident leading to woman's death
• Gimse: Road construction projects can continue in Minn.
• Almora still recovering from tornados
• Cushing bank robbed over weekend
• Hospice patients must meet new rules
• 'Price is Right' contestants lose out on Northland resort prize
• Pontoon event caters to local seniors
• Students step back in time
• Amazing Race: Students compete in annual event
• 'Gardy' becomes a favorite for granddaughter
• 1899 tornado victim pledged to keep living
• Stillwater bridge could close in government shut-down
• Budget impasse threatens Interstate 35 work in Duluth
• Carlton man pleads guilty in sex assaults
• New Richmond city administrator plans retirement
• Director of Essentia's Behavior Services in Duluth charged in peeping incident
• Powers, Nemec follow their spouses into retirement
• Attendees stay cool at Pea Soup Days events
• Sewer deficit continues to dominate discussion in Hammond
• Rodeo awareness gets a boost from 4-H club
• Westfields names new CEO
• Semi rear-ends car on I-94 in Jamestown
• Middle school packs up, ships out
• 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
• Masked man with gun thwarted, arrested later in Cloquet
• Relay for Life raises $93,000 for cancer fight
• Duluth's Grandma's Marathon forecast looking rainy, cool
• Trial of Two Harbors school bus driver delayed until November
• Smokin' Scooter's BBQ goes on the road
• Tree crashes down on New Richmond homes
• 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
• 3 runners going for 35 consecutive Grandma's Marathons
• Fire burns in Boundary Waters
• Cloquet man charged with texting while driving in crash
• Texas Medical Board doesn't discipline former Duluth neurosurgeon
• Motorcyclist dies after striking deer near Somerset
• 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
• Dogs get a second chance to shine
• Sheriff: Sonar shows body of missing Wisconsin camper in Boundary Waters
• Rick Lubbers: LeBron loses, and NBA fans cheer
• Use of Duluth tourism tax under scrutiny
• Woman holds 3-year-old over edge of Duluth-Superior bridge
• Neighbors not surprised at murder charge in Minnesota totem pole death
• Ten great places to pitch your tent in the Northland
• Man still missing in Boundary Waters; new details about case
• Big silver pike caught near Ely won't be an official state record
• Husband of dead Minnesota totem pole carver appears in court on murder charge
• Work begins at Hatfield Park
• Park Art Fair, Blues Fest benefit from 'perfect' weather
• Man's Body Recovered from Dakota Ag Coop. Corn Bin
• Bail set at $1 million in Koochiching County totem pole death
• Man catches massive silver pike on Minnesota lake
• Texting leads to head-on crash in Carlton County
• Here's the buzz: Aerial moth attack in Duluth
• Virginia police chief denies wrongdoing, will retire under agreement
• Name of woman, 39, killed near Danube being withheld
• 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
• Downtown Duluth gas leak forces evacuations
• South Dakota State University administrator appointed to national biomass committee
• Two people killed in ATV crash in southeast North Dakota
• Jamestown the only N.D. stop for Air Race Classic
• Thune: Corps of Engineers faces 'accounting' regarding flooding along Missouri River
• No foot, no problem for Montevideo high school tennis player
• Bemidji native Lovering wins Minneapolis Marathon
• Police: Dealer suspects hid drugs in rectums
• Two Harbors woman gets probation, fines for DUI with kids in vehicle
• Minnesota rock band is star of film festival
• 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
• Slow and steady; Turtle races underway in Perham
• A century of service: Perham's United Community Bank celebrates 100 years
• Koochiching County: Totem pole murder suspect talked divorce on day of wife's death
• Minnesota kayaker dies in Apostle Islands
• Police bust underage drinking party in Hastings; five youths ranging in age from 12 to 15 cited
• 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
• Ruling: Johnson Controls violated Minnesota information act
• 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
• 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
• 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)
• Hey WITC students -- current, future, past -- what's new?
• 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.
• Maternal mystery: New female claims downtown Duluth falcon nest
• College hockey: UMD's Huttel will play, study in England
• After decades of waiting, Duluth man fishes Lake Superior on his dream boat
• Former Minnesota Power employee accused of taking $200K
• Northland storms prompted tornado warning on Friday night
• Duluth nursing home cited by state inspectors
• New Richmond High School graduates 200
• Memories flood back as Noah's Ark teacher retires
• Rapid Ascent: Erstad takes over Nebraska baseball
• Residents try to zap powerline plan through Star Prairie township
• Wisconsin official tries to connect people with lost money
• Professional rodeo returns to St. Croix County
• Canadian teen detained in Duluth after stowing away on freight train
• UND's Fighting Sioux nickname transition office to close in mid-June
• Duluth-area men fined for shooting at moose decoy in Ontario
• 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
• Opening of 'Miracle Field' in south Washington County delayed
• St. Croix bridge supporters form coalition
• New York Mills Marching Band chosen for Washington, D.C. parade
• AM 970 Radio signal will be off and on today as repairs are made; Online Radio Stream is available
• Local eagle rescue turns out less than perfect
• Capitol treasure from Woodbury to adorn halls of Congress
• Village of Somerset prepares for 2011 reappraisal of properties
• Grand marshals chosen for Good Neighbor Days
• Details emerge on Monday's standoff between police and wanted man in Hastings
• 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
• Search is on for Osakis killer
• Hospitals welcome vetoes; wait to see what comes next
• 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
• Catholic diocese to open chapel near Fargo abortion clinic
• Duluth installs Dylan-inspired manhole covers
• Duluth man seeks help for injured neighbor
• Duluth city councilor to run for Congress
• 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
• St. Croix Falls man charged with 5th DUI
• 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
• Amery man charged with 10th OWI
• 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
• Two die in Highway 8 crash
• 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
• Historic airplane inches closer to eventual takeoff
• VIDEO: 1 rescued after car rolls into the Sheyenne River
• New Richmond school enrollment climb
• Three high school teachers among New Richmond retirees
• 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
• Mystery of Runestone to roll across America
• Speed in excess of 140 mph clocked in cop chase
• Emmer makes push for pres. candidates to invest their time in smaller states
• Service Learning Day is underway
• 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
• Former N.D. ag commissioner Sarah Vogel taking step back from the law
• Five firefighters rescue duckling at UMD
• 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
• Wish you were here! Postcard series includes historic, current New Richmond
• Sonic Screen could help cut down on vandalism in Hastings parks
• St. Croix Economic Development Corporation elects new officers
• Vandals damage Star Prairie's old Town Hall
• Judge won't dismiss harassment case against businessman
• Candidate Moore: Expanding her classroom
• 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
• 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
• Appeals court: Baldwin gun range must be permanently closed
• Superior teens cited for video-recorded fight
• Eh? Bob Dylan's top 10 - discuss
• Duluth tourism tax revenues set record in March
• Sunday drive detours into struggle for survival
• The end is near, throwing wrench into your weekend
• Who will care for Mom and Dad? Nursing homes in financial crisis
• A leap into fame - former Alexandria teen makes debut in national commercial
• Predatory offender who left Hibbing found in Florida
• Congrats WITC Grads! Graduation was awesome at the new NR High School. 222 walked out of the 240 total grads -- largest class ever! We wish you every success in your life and careers. We'll miss you on campus, though!
• U.S. Senator Herb Kohl’s Regional Representative, Marjorie Bunce, will be in Hudson on Thursday, May 26th to meet with constituents from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. at the St. Croix Government Center, 1101 Carmichael Road, in Room 1406. No appointment is
• UMD signs Sandelin to 5-year extension
• 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
• Family Care program undergoing uncomfortable shift in this region
• School board votes to fire the DGF Head Girls Basketball Coach
• Centre hits all-time membership record high
• Starr teachers set for retirement
• 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
• New Richmond eliminates one police supervisory position
• South Dakota sisters bring family bakery tradition from Bronx to Parkston
• Field reduced to three for county administrator
• Kittel recognized with 'Civil Servant of the Year' award
• VIDEO: Early morning crash near Alexandria shuts down I-94 for over two hours
• New Richmond Relays 2011: Senior boys steal the show
• Shelly Moore: Not running against Harsdorf out of frustration or anger
• Minnesota Twins youth baseball clinic in New Richmond on Saturday
• Eau Claire Regis knocks Tigers out of MBC tennis lead
• Homeownership in Duluth falls as dismal economy takes toll
• Duluth woman gets Elton John's bouquet
• Duluth census: More households but fewer married couples with kids
• Kohl won't seek fifth term in U.S. Senate
• Merchants Bank in Hampton was robbed Friday morning
• Bird causes roll-over accident south of Morris
• County hopes to cut pay for nursing home workers
• Somerset High School gets out of driver's ed business
• $300,000+ sewer deficit discussed by Hammond board
• SCC students help get small motors running
• WITC-New Richmond campus graduation plans: 5-6pm reception in student lounge. 7pm ceremony at New Richmond High School this year! Students should be at NRHS by 6:15 to line up for processional. Largest class ever this year!!
• Federal and state flags will fly at half-staff until sunset today, May 12, as a mark of respect for Staff Sgt Matthew D Hermanson of the United States Army, who lost his life while serving his country in Afghanistan.
• Woodbury Sept. 11 survivor reacts to bin Laden death
• Scraping tool also found with centuries-old bones in backyard of home
• Tim Johnson calls for end to oil subsidies; Thune disagrees
• Emerald ash borer hunt begins again
• Somerset football stadium damaged
• Hybrid electric truck added to fleet
• Empty Bowls event raises almost $11,000
• New Richmond police chief reprimanded by city
• Drive through to download old electronics
• Sheriff would pay more for his benefits, but can't
• MINNESOTA CENSUS: Growing trends
• Willmar to bid on U.S. national curling bonspiel
• Duluth artist's bin Laden painting stirs debate
• Authorities release name of woman killed by train
• Two west central Minn. senators take a different approach in vote on gay marriage
• Duluth artist's bin Laden painting stirs debate
• Fire destroys motorhome in Alexandria
• Students spread positive messages by posting hundreds of notes in bathroom
• Such a busy week! Scholarship awards last week, finals, book returns, then GRADUATION on Friday the 13th! That's lucky you know.
• 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
• Signatures verified for Harsdorf recall election
• Sheriff would pay more for his benefits, but can't
• GM plant in Janesville, Wis., looks to be reopening
• Former Fargo talk-show host Ed Schultz sued over TV show profits
• Suicide leads police to evidence of drug crime
• Mitchell man 'glad to be alive' after cliff fall
• Teen involved in high speed fatal crash was from Red Lake
• Hibbing mayor bitten by man during robbery attempt
• Duluth 'ball slasher' arrested again
• Local effort under way to save Willmar's Lakeland Hotel for future redevelopment
• 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
• 67-year-old Willmar man sentenced for attempting to lure children
• Former fireman to serve jail time for department fund theft in Willmar, Minn.
• 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
• Sunday night fatal accident investigated in Polk County
• 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
• U.S. Rep. Kind meets with local business
• 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
• Foundation helps lead community boldly into future
• Woman, 88, sets the pace for 4 generations in Duluth run
• Duluth man accused of possessing child porn
• Laughing matter: It's all in the family for local comedians
• Beyond the Garden Gate opens in downtown Hammond
• SCC fashion show benefits kids with cancer
• Somerset NHS chapter inducts 21 new members
• Local outdoors organization honored as one of the best
• Power to the people? Project would improve reliability, but residents think route is wrong
• North Dakota caught in the middle of federal wolf plan
• 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
• Breaking News: Injuries reported from car vs. truck accident on Hwy. 63
• Perham-Dent School Board chooses new superintendent
• New Richmond furniture store ready for transformation
• Underwood man accused of slitting dog's throat appearing in court today
• Finance committee buckles down for state budget work
• WWII veterans honored with D.C. trip
• Costumed superheroes visit Granite Falls, Willmar to commit anonymous good deeds
• Gjovik, Hesselink, White plan retirement
• Murder victim came here for a new start, they say
• NDDOT releases new lists of roads affected by high water
• Osama bin Laden email scams are effort to steal identities
• Magnus proposes state-owned casino in Minneapolis
• Progress continues at the future New Richmond middle school
• Bean Bag Coffee House alive, set to improve
• Second man convicted in Emerald incident
• Otter Tail drug sting yields 19 arrests
• Breaking News: 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
• Northwest Technical College: Rancher goes back to school to start fresh in Minnesota
• 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
• Two arrested after string of burglaries near New York Mills
• Discovery Channel show goes 'Ape' over Woodbury natives
• Council turns down singles club's liquor license request
• 19 people arrested in connection with narcotics distribution
• Former Duluth newspaper carrier charged with burglary
• Teacher challenges Harsdorf
• Pakistanis in Duluth suspect government knew bin Laden was there
• Northland reaction pours in after bin Laden's death
• Big walleye lakes in Minnesota free of chemical repellant
• 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
• 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
• New Richmond police search for suspicious vehicle
• 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
• Deadly spider reported in bananas purchased at Superior Walmart
• Texting driver to start time in jail today
• Firefighter finds freedom after 45 years of service
• Mews named president at First National Community
• Committee forwards nursing home recommendation to St. Croix County
• 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
• USPS considers closing Harris post office
• Man sentenced to jail, treatment for hitting Duluth cop while driving drunk
• Cottage Grove man's vehicle hits stranded motorist crossing highway
• Know your rights, law professor tells tribal members
• UPDATED: Man escapes after silo falls on truck near Perham
• Zimmerman hurls no-hitter for St. John's; wins MIAC Pitcher of Week
• NRHS touts 18 gold medal winners at state foresnics event
• Seniors STRIVE toward Rotary scholarship awards
• SHS grad gives incentive to math test competition
• SHS life skills class selling flowers, plants
• Fisher earns Forensics excellence for fourth time
• Avon, S.D., wholesale greenhouse firm had its start as small flower shop
• N.D. Highway 30 reopened north of Lehr, N.D.
• Flooding damages cabins, lake homes around Perham
• It's one sweet dress: RF mom spends six years working on prom outfit
• City Council approves property tax adjustment
• Mayor's after-hours 'workout' revealed in NR police report
• Hillside Elementary retires three classroom teachers
• It's one sweet dress: RF mom spends six years working on prom outfit
• Bemidji State goalie Tomcikova named MVP at World Championship
• Dalton, Minn., man says machete attack on his own mother meant as mercy killing
• Old Duluth City Hall project hits snag on prevailing wage rule
• Two Harbors man gets 40 years in woman's stabbing death
• Inmate allegedly bites correctional officer
• Woman injured in New Richmond crash
• Local snowboarder ranks among nation's top contenders
• Larry the Cable Guy in Bemidji to be aired May 10 on History Channel
• Sale of mineral rights irks county landowners
• 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
• An adventure on the other side of the world
• Urban coyotes pose little danger
• Spicer, Minn., castle scene for 'semi-royal affair' Friday
• Sterilized in 60 seconds: DL Company helps build shopping cart cleaning machine
• Where, oh where has spring gone? Any guesses?
• Moorhead man hospitalized after accidentally shooting himself in the leg
• National Weather Service warns that wind-driven waves may erode dikes and roads today
• 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
• St. Croix lift bridge begins summer schedule
• Vermont nutrition director touts local, sustainable foods at UMD
• Runestone researchers to gather in Kensington
• Deputies cleared in shooting at Garfield home
• 'Dirty Jobs' television show films Dickinson communications tower construction crew
• New Richmond, Wis. senior citizen found dead on hospital property
• UPDATED: Fargo man arrested in Internet luring sting
• Wrong-way driver killed in Carlton County crash
• Crop progress in Minnesota essentially nil
• 1 dead in early morning Boyd Drive fire
• Woman accused of abandoning toddler outside Woodbury building sentenced
• NDDOT issues new list of roads affected by high water
• AGCO breaks ground for new facility, ready to aid local economy with 110 new jobs
• Moorhead man facing six years skips DWI sentencing
• Grab your net, the smelt are running in the Duluth area
• Duluth man pleads guilty to vigilante beating
• Apparent medical issue sends driver onto Duluth playground
• Wildlife area part of Devils Lake plan
• Former UMD star helps lead U.S. to women's world hockey title
• 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
• River Falls Police deal with phone threat: 'You better get officers (over here) because I'm going to kill my wife'
• The Smash & Bash fundraiser let people take out their frustration and anger. The Automated Packaging students painted the junker and supplied the sledgehammer.
• 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
• Woodville company plans recession 'funeral'
• 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
• Origami club forms at NRMS
• New Richmond Empty Bowls deemed a success
• Free dinner offered on Easter
• Driver acquitted in Duluth high school parking lot incident
• One dead, three others hurt after Sawyer County fight
• Spring hearings help set direction for Wisconsin's outdoor efforts
• 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
• 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
• SCC to use iPads to assist special education students
• 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
• Tigers finally get the big hit, beat Somerset
• Tigers, Spartans hope to hang with Osceola in MBC boys golf race
• Schizophrenia is one of the most challenging mental illnesses
• Mental health center looking for people to participate in study of schizophrenia
• Family enjoys prize: Meeting Twins star Joe Mauer
• 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
• St. Croix County in better financial position than most
• 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'
• Lost hiker found after he spent night in Lake County hunting shack
• Urban agriculture expert to speak at UMD
• Federal requirements prompt higher school lunch prices
• Students expected to return to DSU dorm rooms after case of bedbugs
• 'Real Talk' presentation comes to NRHS April 28
• Nursing home's future still remains in question
• EarthRing benefits environmental cause
• Fisher guilty of trespass in Emerald
• Red Wing man gets national audience at Kennedy Center
• Bachmann named to Time's '100 most influential people' list
• NDDOT releases new list of roads affected by high water
• Some East Otter Tail County lakes see record flooding
• Duluth police officer testifies about alleged vehicle assault
• Load restrictions added to two N.D. highways -- muskrats partly to blame
• Trial begins for man accused of trying to run down Duluth student
• '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
• Recall petitions pile up across Wisconsin
• Seven years of property tax litigation: Renville County, beet sugar co-op at odds over assessed value
• Kandiyohi County Lakes Association seeks funding to prevent zebra mussels
• 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
• 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
• Longtime New Richmond, Wis., man dies from accidental gunshot wound
• Fatal Highway 65 accident occurs Saturday night
• 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
• Destination Imagination team heads to regionals
• Garibaldi's moves to new location in New Richmond
• Stillwater Lift Bridge featured on new History Channel series
• Update: Ron Wood likely to become interim president of Southwest Minnesota State University
• Breaking News: Fire destroys garage in Town of Star Prairie
• Wages/benefits vs. security: Nursing home employees ready to discuss options
• Brookston, Minn., man killed in rollover identified
• Wisconsin, Minnesota officials pledge support for Stillwater bridge
• UMD's Faulk signs NHL contract with Carolina
• S.D. sheriff arrested, processed in neighboring county after being charged with embezzling public property
• Activists seek help with promoting their causes
• Deerfield inches closer to expansion
• VIDEO: Aerial valley flood tour Wednesday from Fargo to Grand Forks
• It's a boy: New lemur at the zoo
• Thriving in the beer biz, and thirsty for more
• Minnesota River communities assess flood damage
• Floodwaters dropping on the Minnesota River
• Forest residents continue feud over wind turbines
• Fire consumes Somerset house
• Tigers christen their new baseball field with a victory
• UPDATE: Horse drowns in the Mississippi
• NR school district issues final notices to 15 teachers
• Fargo man accidentally shoots himself in hand
• Doggie doo a springtime plight
• Montpelier team plays with fire and some science
• Black bear makes spring visit
• 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
• CDC not authorized to set ATV use
• Bulldogs' Mike Connolly inks NHL contract
• Benefit raises more than $3,000 for daughter of slain Perham student
• Perham church goes bilingual to share its message
• March shooting of Perham student draws attention to issue of teen domestic abuse
• Woman sustains bite from pet donkey
• New London-Spicer community forum to address teenage deaths set for Sunday night
• 147 lose power when DUI suspect hits pole
• Woman, child rescued by Coast Guard team
• Duluth city councilor mulls run against Cravaack
• Lake Superior study heats up with more sensors, more data
• Recall election appears likely in Emerado
• Breckenridge teenagers speak out about Otter Tail River rescue
• Hudson priest charged with theft
• Woodbury native grabs spotlight in VH1 reality TV show
• Boat Capsizes, Boys Rescued From Otter Tail River
• NDDOT releases new list of roads affected by high water in N.D.
• DCI: Man in burning pickup shot himself
• 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
• You CAN make a difference! Purchase Homemade Baked Goods and/or Crafts to (or bring some to sell) for the Japanese Tsunami Fundraiser! Please help. Tuesday, April 12, by the display case. Sponsored by Student Senate Association or SSA! We could use volun
• VIDEO: Driving on flooded Interstate 29 north of Harwood, N.D., Sunday
• NDDOT releases new list of roads affected or closed statewide by high water
• St. Paul's legendary Porky's drive-in building moving to Hastings, Minn., pioneer village
• Minn. agencies flood-fighting efforts picking up in Perley, Halstad and Hendrum
• Willie Nelson, Trampled By Turtles coming to Bayfront in Duluth
• Woman found dead after Duluth shed fire
• Bulldogs celebrated at Twins, Wild games; team reflects on win
• UMD's hockey victory exorcises the ghosts of 1984
• NHL playoffs: Toews one of 7 former Sioux players who will chase Cup
• UND uses Twitter, Facebook more than email to connect with students
• Deaths of teens draw community together in prayer
• 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
• Five alarm chilis compete at event
• Leaders commissioned to help build community
• 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
• Spring hearing slated for St. Croix Central High School
• UPDATE: Routine traffic stop attempt turns into high-speed chase, rollover near Park River
• Empty Bowls event slated in New Richmond
• Vulnerable Moorhead Neighborhood deals with another year of flooding
• Harwood families forced to use boats to get to work and school
• Farmington man charged with stealing chicken fryer
• UPDATED FLOOD NEWS: Fargo to deploy more sandbags as precautionary measure ahead of potential weekend rain
• Minnesota River slowly dropping today in Montevideo and Granite Falls
• VIEW FROM THE SKY: Aerial footage of flooding on the Red River
• Stillwater Lift Bridge now closed, water continues to rise
• Hoeven calls for expanded role for G.F. Air Force Base
• VIDEO: Volunteers help family of man who collapsed while sandbagging
• Moorhead homeowner taking the wait and see approach to sandbagging
• Prosser picks up 710 votes in Winnebago County in canvass - now leads Kloppenburg
• BWCA, Voyageurs, Apostle Islands would be part of shutdown
• Red River crest range at Fargo narrowed to 39 to 40 feet
• Bear study volunteers sought
• Linear accelerator arrives at Cancer Center
• Update: College student found dead in dorm room at University of Wisconsin-River Falls
• NRHS team wins chopper challenge, donates bike
• Harsdorf recall drive on track, Democrats say
• 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
• 50 years of selling candy is enough for her
• 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
• 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'
• Our very own WITC-New Richmond Dustin Wolvert has been named a semi-finalist for the Wisconsin Technical Colleges' Futuremakers' Video Competition! Second year in a row! Congrats Dustin . . . now for the state competition. Follow the link to c
• UPDATED: Motorcycle clocked going 128 mph in 55 mph zone in Clay County
• Red River reaches major flood stage in Fargo-Moorhead
• Minnesota River rising towards expected crests in Montevideo, Granite Falls
• Superior priest charged with felony theft
• FLOOD NEWS: Strong storm looms as Fargo urges volunteers to button up city by Friday
• 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
• Tell your friends and family! If they're looking for a change, consider WITC! Open House coming up on Thurs, Apr 14, 10a-3p. Great time to visit campus.
• Prescott woman cited 17 times for animal violations
• Richland County water rescue team retrieves 3 men from pickup
• UPDATED: Red River at Fargo predicted to reach 39.5 feet by Sunday; crest could range to 41 by Monday
• UPDATED: 'Very light' turnout at Moorhead flood volunteer center; help needed
• Monitoring for radioactive materials from Japan continues in state
• Significant traffic delays in downtown Fargo as crews build levee
• $586K lottery prize still unclaimed in Washington County
• Duluth man who police say shot himself contests evidence
• Two new airboats bolster Cass County's search and rescue capabilities
• Zach Gabbard checks into transitional rehab unit at Perham Hospital
• Red River enters major flood stage in Wahpeton
• St. Louis County Board to debate need for voter ID cards
• Fatal accident near Two Harbors remains mystery
• Fargo releases evacuation plan
• Mitchell man arrested after allegedly wielding machete
• Great Lakes March iron-ore shipments up from 5-year average
• Minnesota River's second crest to be higher
• Truck driver facing charges in connection with massive pile-up on I-94
• US & Wisconsin flags fly at half staff today, Monday, April 4, until sundown, as a mark of respect for Wisconsinite Corporal Justin David Ross of the United States Army Reserve who lost his life while serving his country during Operation Enduring Fre
• 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
• 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
• Hudson DNR warden honored by agency
• Japan reactor accident poses no threat to public health in Wisconsin, officials report
• Wisconsin man dies following police chase
• New Richmond area shows continued growth in Census data
• Fargo and Bradford, Pa., duke it out for "America's Toughest Weather City" title
• Despite nickname dispute, NCAA sells Sioux merchandise in online store
• St. Scholastica student is hungry to help less fortunate
• Belfast-born conductor to lead Minnesota Orchestra at Dawson performance
• Minnesota River crests in Montevideo; still rising in Granite
• Heart attack cuts Afghanistan deployment short
• V.I.? Program aims to promote wellness, strengthen sense of community
• St. Croix Corrections project in state's capital budget
• Analysis: Emails favored Walker 2-1
• Wisconsin Supreme Court election is on April 5 ballot
• Stillwater bridge remains open for now
• Authorities identify Fergus Falls robbery suspect who was later found dead
• Second crest of Mississippi River is expected
• The 2011 Spring Health Fair is now history! But it was another good one! People got their blood pressure checked, snacked on healthy food, learned about first aid and so much more! Think healthy for Spring -- it's on its way!
• American Crystal to say Wednesday if it will allow Roundup Ready beets planted
• Bongards' Creameries in Perham issues 54 temporary layoffs
• N.D. higher ed officials prepare to face NCAA over Sioux nickname
• Cold could prevent major flooding in Red Wing
• Isle Royale pack down to 2 female wolves
• No charges against plow driver in Hermantown man's death
• Twin Ports lose out to Kansas City, Kan., for Google Fiber project
• Fergus Falls robbery suspect found dead
• Activist training offered in New Richmond
• 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
• Spring Health Fair tomorrow! Wed, March 30 9a-1p in NR Conference Center Door prizes! Snacks! Massage! Free tests! Sponsored by Health Services and Student Senate Assn.
• 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
• It bears repeating: Deadline for a WITC Foundation Scholarship is FRIDAY, APRIL 1! No April Foolin' on this. You need to apply, or you're guaranteed zero. Nothing ventured; nothing gained . . . There are 40 scholarships worth over $15,000 avail
• 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
• Coyote, black Lab form unlikely partnership in Duluth
• Cravaack objects to Cirrus sale
• Gabbard, rescuers honored at halftime ceremony of state semifinal game
• Fargo marches into Final Four of 'Toughest Weather City' tourney
• New Richmond School Board approves 15 retirements, considers 3 more
• NR native deals with recovery following Japan quake
• Friends and classmates gather to remember Tabby Belmonte
• NWS: 50-50 chance GF will see crest of 51.9 feet
• Somerset recall petitions being circulated
• Carpenter team rescues bald eagle from backyard
• 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
• What's going on down there? Physicists explain their search for neutrinos, dark matter
• 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'
• Remembering the great years with a beloved family pet
• Youth participate in leadership program with Toastmasters
• 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
• Akeley boy dies in snow plowing accident
• Chisholm student expelled over 'hit list' on Facebook
• Spring election features hot races locally
• Germain receives Kohl Fellowship
• Donkey basketball event raises funds
• Students, alumni, staff -- remember the Grand Opening of ReStore in St Croix Falls Saturday, March 26, 9am-3pm. Meet Amy Matthews from DIY Network from 9-11am. Free lunch! Door prizes! More! Proceeds help build homes and help families in this area. Donat
• WITC-New Richmond Spring Health Fair next Wednesday, March 30 . . . 9am to 1pm in Conference Center for students, staff, family & friends Door prizes! Massage! Free tests! Snacks! (Free cholesterol test for students taking credit courses and PT staf
• Need some Cash for College? The deadline to apply for a WITC Foundation scholarship is Friday, April 1. There are 40 scholarships worth over $15,000 available for the New Richmond campus! Apply now! This is NO April Fool's!
• Federal and state flags will fly at half-staff at all WI buildings, grounds, and military installations until sunset on Saturday, March 26, as a mark of respect for Police Officer Craig Birkholz of the Fond du Lac Police Dept, who lost his life in the li
• Teacher layoff deadline delayed until April 15
• Fargo easily advances to Sweet 16 of 'Toughest Weather City' tourney
• Rural Somerset businessman faces harassment charges
• Burned home to be reborn
• St. Croix County continues growth spurt
• Shellito pledges to make Bemidji vets nursing home plan viable
• Bedroom communities around Fargo-Moorhead see population increases
• Through it all, Perham is just one win shy of a Minnesota state boys basketball tournament berth
• Chancellor to unveil plan for UMD
• Rescued Wisconsin anglers billed for rescue
• Two years after deadly Hermantown crash, victim's mother wants closure
• Freshman lawmakers strong in beliefs, making early impact
• Surviving cancer gives new meaning to life
• Flood fears ease as water rushes south
• Project nets 130 blankets for kids
• Roberts approves barn dance, threshing show
• Triebold selected as Merit Scholar finalist
• 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
• No harmful radiation expected to reach Wisconsin
• 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
• Preliminary autopsy results show Barnesville man trapped under garage door died of asphyxiation
• Cloquet teen loves to ski - right side up or upside down
• Public forum focuses on impact of Wisconsin budget cuts
• Harsdorf coping with threats, intimidation
• Gov. Walker brings budget, jobs message to Hudson
• Clothing store draws nearer
• Homicide case to go before grand jury
• City turns green for St. Patrick's Day
• Ice conditions changing rapidly
• 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
• Hookers for Jesus founder to speak in Perham
• Japanese foreign exchange student in Perham hears that family is safe
• UPDATED: Fargo-Moorhead metro see census populations swell to new levels
• Man trying to get family to Detroit Lakes from Japan
• Silent rally held in support of public sector employees
• Census: Duluth, St. Louis County shrink slightly while Carlton County jumps
• White Earth woman sentenced for voting while ineligible
• Officials push Air Force for more investment in Grand Forks base
• From Duluth to Japan: Man helps aid group's relief efforts
• Man gets 65 months in prison for getting teenager pregnant
• Three counties considering saving Minnesota Falls dam near Granite
• Man accused of videotaping female roommate while she showered wants case thrown out again
• Despite his outbursts, man ruled fit for trial
• Almost LAST CALL! Wednesday's the last day to vote! March 16: VOTE WITC! Six students have entered a video. Watch them and vote! Technical college students throughout Wisconsin are seeking votes on the short videos they have produced to show how
• Flags should be flown at half-staff today, March 15 (until sunset), as a mark of repect for the memory of Army Corporal Frank W. Buckles, the last survivng American veteran of World War I, and in remembrance of the generation of American veterans of Worl
• The real thing: FHS student explores forensic science
• UPDATED: Woman says Fargo man kept her trapped in apartment for days
• Man dies in grain bin accident in LaMoure County
• Fargo North Graduate Working in Japan: Things in the country are on hold
• Man accused of slashing the throat of a dog in Otter Tail County pleads guilty to robbing a Colorado liquor store
• Flood threat prompts emergency declaration in Washington County
• Truck driver charged in collision near Grand Forks that killed 2 children
• Fargo competes for national honors as 'America's Toughest Weather City'
• Bemidji man accused of driving drunk, hitting squad car in Duluth
• 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
• Minnesota quadruplets' Fargo trip featured on Lifetime series
• 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
• Teachers, other public employees set to rally Tuesday
• Minnesota man charged with 7th OWI
• 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
• Cake decorator joins Family Fresh
• 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
• Star Prairie votes to abolish municipal court
• Emergency room doctor at St. Mary's in Detroit Lakes attacked by man suffering from mental illness
• It has to be done, say GOP lawmakers of reductions proposed in budget
• 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
• Wolf study uncovers interesting early findings
• 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
• Sunday liquor store bill will get hearing
• Moose Lake sixth-grader combines love of sports, drawing
• Wanamingo's doggone pleased: Gov. Dayton names new puppy after southeast Minnesota town
• S.D. Rep. Noem pushes for big cuts in federal spending
• What do you want to be when you grow up?
• School Board discusses options for coping with cuts
• Daisy troop has 130 cases of excess cookies
• Float-Rite venue prepping for summer concerts
• Have a great and safe spring break WITC students and faculty!
• Now through March 16: VOTE WITC! Six students have entered a video. Watch them and vote! Technical college students throughout Wisconsin are seeking votes on the short videos they have produced. The competition, designed to recognize the creative spirit
• Flood of 2011 could be Hastings' second-worst on record
• Karen Meyer elected to fill vacant county board position
• Former west central Minnesota lawmaker, 101, remembered for work ethic, forward thinking
• Suspect linked to shooting at cop: I fear for my safety
• Steffes family sold on auctioneering
• Ohio men drive 20 hours to build sandbags for Fargo
• Dean brothers set to lead annual St. Paddy's Parade
• Mayor Walaker: I'd be "shocked" if Red River crests above 41 feet
• Spring election races take shape
• City's 5-year plan starts developing
• UPDATED: Children in Tuesday head-on identified; investigation continues
• Dr. Seuss invades SCC
• Protesters rally in front of courthouse in Superior
• Senate votes to eliminate collective bargaining rights; Protests planned around state today
• 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
• Graduating this spring? Be sure to complete a petition in Student Services, even if you are not attending the graduation ceremony. Deadline is FRIDAY! Get 'er done before your break!
• Check out the WITC Futuremaker videos and vote for your favorite! www.wearefuturemakers Two are from New Richmond students! VOTE!
• Superior nurse pleads guilty to stealing painkiller from hospital
• 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
• Man involved in stabbing over iguana sentenced to eight years in prison
• Factory evacuated after bomb threat
• Recall petition drive hits downtown New Richmond
• Dispute over television leads to assault charge against Hastings man
• The whole scoop on Selma's
• Authorities find owner of snowmobile that fell through Lake Superior ice
• Benson OKs $125,000 for sandbags to protect flood-vulnerable homes on Chippewa River in west central Minnesota
• Sheryl Crow concert coming to Duluth
• Another local man is shot by accident
• Shooting incident in Emerald investigated
• Winter weather advisory issued for St. Croix County
• 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
• Moorhead double-murder suspect challenges statement
• Residents rally to save Buffalo grocery store
• Great Lakes ship to bear Oberstar's name
• Canadian tractor manufacturer setting up shop in Willmar, Minn.
• Baby born on I-94 early Tuesday
• 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
• The Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs invites you to attend the upcoming Veterans Capitol Rally, Wednesday, April 13. The Veterans Rally is an opportunity for all veterans’ advocates to network with friends and colleagues, meet with members
• Man Arrested for Pointing Shotgun at Fargo Police
• Warren, MN, Couple Wins $500K in Lottery Game
• Merits of Fighting Sioux nickname bill debated during Senate hearing
• Northland now front line in war on gypsy moths
• Essentia crews travel from Duluth to Fargo to fill sandbags
• Cass County ranks No. 1 in ND county population, Burleigh second
• Man, dog rescued after truck goes through St. Louis River ice
• Fire department: Cigarette ignited deadly Grand Forks house fire
• Big leap across digital divide in Lac qui Parle County, Minn.
• Northland Outdoors: Beetles clean up on European mounts
• Time magazine examines Superior killings involving Iraq War veteran
• Suspicious item in Duluth Central High School lot leads to evacuation
• WDAY 6 News obtains computer data of where Sandbag Central volunteers are coming from
• Fire damages Emerald home
• New Richmond boys hockey team knocked out of WIAA state tournament
• Fighting Sioux Fan Among Libyan Rebels?
• Gabbard continuing recovery, could be transferred to rehab facility soon
• Despite losing everything, fire isn't slowing down business in Atwater, Minn.
• Man dies of injuries after being pinned in skid steer in Yellow Medicine County
• Text of Gov. Scott Walker's budget address
• James Penman, Somerset area chiropractor, dead following Thursday accident
• It's Tie Tying Lesson Time! Joe Huftel, New Richmond campus administrator, gave tie tying lessons to students at the successful and popular Interview Prep Day!
• It's not too late, but you need to hurry! Deadline for this year's Futuremakers video is Tuesday, March 1. Grab a camera and tell us how you are a futuremaker -- and how WITC is helping you get there. We can win this!
• Show organizers lift spirits to menu priority
• Wolves doing well; should be delisted in Wisconsin
• New Richmond kicks off strategic planning process
• Swimming unit offers fun curriculum for PE students
• It's Interview Prep Day! Free haircuts, coaching on your resume, free chair massages, skin care, nail grooming, fitness, fashion show -- be there to prepare!
• Local legislators back budget repair proposal
• Drug drop program planned by New Richmond PD
• NR students support local teachers
• Environmental coalition seeks scaled down Stillwater bridge
• Breaking News: All New Richmond teachers could receive non-renewal notices
• St. Croix EDC banquet honors top area businesses
• Tuesday's Results: Tiger hockey headed to sectional final; beats Menomonie in three overtimes
• Well driller reaches agreement with state
• The WITC-New Richmond campus will be closed for the entire day and evening (Monday, Feb. 21) due to inclement weather.
• WITC New Richmond campus is closed until noon today (Monday, February 21) due to inclement weather. Morning classes are canceled.
• Big snow slams western Wisconsin again
• Breaking News: Back to reality: Winter repeat headed in
• Supporters, detractors shout different messages in Madison Saturday
• Community center on track to open this summer
• DNR closes Bass Lake landing because of dangerous ice
• UPDATED: New Richmond teachers march in protest of state bill
• Forest Town Board ousted in recall election
• Police chief asks City of New Richmond to pay attorney's fees
• Will Gov. Walker put an end to 4K expansion?
• Players bring 'Nunsense' sequel to stage
• Western Wisconsin teen recovering following ski accident
• Backyard bird count slated for weekend
• Sandbox Arena hosts first marathon
• Benefit planned to aid cancer patient
• Musical upbringing launches western Wisconsin grad on stage career
• Forest residents file suit against town officials
• Tiger boys hockey knocks off two state-ranked opponents
• Tiger wrestlers sending 11 to Saturday's Division 1 sectional meet
• New Richmond teachers participate in protests
• Madison protests bring union backers together
• Regional transit options include buses, rail
• Tuesday fire destroys shed in Alden Township
• Local dalmatian wins Award of Merit at Westminster
• Driver arrested for alleged 10th OWi offense
• Artist creates new gallery, work space in New Richmond
• Cataloging a lifetime of reference library resources
• Kindergartners celebrate 100 days
• Clerical error results in higher tax collection in Star Prairie Township
• Minnesota man sentenced for 9th OWI
• Recall election slated in Town of Forest
• Golf Cave lets you golf year-round
• Woman sues, says K-9 bit her when deputy offered ride
• Ribbon cutting ceremony launches WITC learners
• Runners invade Sandbox: Races set in New Richmond
• New Richmond man faces sex assault charges
• The ribbon-cutting event yesterday was great! Lots of people, great food, and dignitaries too! Here Sen. Sheila Harsdorf talks with student senate members and their advisor.
• New Richmond family begins 2011 with new addition
• Providing light to a dark world? Pastor releases book
• Roberts singer overcomes shyness to grab talent show win
• Amery grad leaves Egypt as danger grows
• Tiger dance team earns return trip to state meet
• Make plans to attend conference, regional and sectional wrestling tournaments
• Students' film to debut at library
• Winter weather impacts blood supply
• Chili draws Roberts residents to church on a chilly night
• Church volunteers sew dresses for Africa
• Packer backers gear up for Super Bowl
• County clerk's office is the information hub
• February is Career and Technical Education Month. Check out Wisconsin Technical College System's video featuring more than 140 programs offered throughout the state. Wisconsin's Technical Colleges www.youtube.com Wisconsin's 16 Technical
• Breaking News: Glenwood City man shot in hunting accident
• Birth to 3 program experiences growth
• Teachers get sneak peek at middle school project
• Leverentz gets an early start on his broadcasting career
• Fatal accident snarls traffic Thursday night
• Tiger powerlifters bring home their first hardware
• Spring flooding likely along St. Croix River
• Art & Culinary Show seeks artists, chefs
• Nemec graduates after 33 years in education
• Medication administration law could cause major headaches
• Local family gets wheelchair-accessible home
• Board decides to reassess village for 2011
• St. Croix Central dance team heads to Regionals
• Ecology walk shows off WPA habitat during winter
• Mom's Group offers support for area parents
• Breaking News: Fire crews respond to truck fire
• Paul Mayer named Chamber's 'Citizen of the Year'; businesses honored
• 'Wisconsin is at a crossroads,' says UW regents president
• Fairplex project moves up in Pepsi voting
• Monthly community dinner celebrates 10th anniversary
• Something fun for mid-winter blahs: What's the most beautiful word in the English language? We'll vote after you send words.
• WITC facilities get an upgrade
• Getting to The Centre of parking issues
• New Richmond graduate grieves the death of her boss in wake of Tucson tragedy
• County Road M bridge in Star Prairie is set for replacement
• Empty Bowls is seeking sponsors
• Check out the posters around campus about Pete Lee. You won't want to miss him!
• MnDOT looks at toll bridge for Stillwater crossing
• Wis. Gov. Walker plans Hudson stop today to declare state 'open for business'
• Bomb threat empties New Richmond store Sunday
• Crash closes I-94 for an hour Friday night
• Man, child escape burning house
• Spike in delinquent tax payoffs floods treasurer
• Two concussions couldn't scare off Kyle Miller
• Heavy snows force wildlife to search harder for food
• Thursday's Results: Tiger girls basketball stuns Prescott; NR, SCC wrestlers get big wins
• A new look: News website launches changes
• Roberts tables ambulance contract decision ... again
• Stay back! Motorists reminded to keep safe distance
• Make-A-Wish grants teen visit to NYFD
• SHS gets certified for Project Lead The Way
• Spring election races take shape
• Library identifies potential site for building
• St. Croix Valley Foundations assets top $20 million
• The latest edition of the WITC Career Impact magazine should arrive in area mailboxes any day now. If you can't wait to read it - check it out online at Check out the article about WITC-New Richmond student, Kyle Bechel! More
• Kettle campaign raises $104,000+
• 'Actively inviting, naturally authentic'
• First baby arrives at Westfields
• Mark your calendar for 11:30 on Thursday, Jan 20 -- the comedian Wendy Fox will be on campus. Be there and catch some laughter! (It's good for studying.)
• Welcome new and returning students to Spring Semester! Make it your best ever! Care to share any news from your break? Hmmmm?
• We are flying our flags at half-staff until Friday in respect for the victims in the Tucson tragedy.
• Letters containing white powder arrive at Home Depot stores
• Breaking News: Four injured in Sunday morning crash
• Fire damages shop in Town of Star Prairie
• Flags will be flown at half-staff
• Watch for odd hours Monday, 1/10, in WITC-NR Student Services: due to inservice, Student Services is closed 8-11:30 am, and again from 2:50-4:10. Open until 7pm though! We apologize for any inconvenience.
• Vet clinic sends donations to orphanage
• SSG Mannel awarded top recruiting honors
• Smoking ban improves air quality, hurts business
• Village board recinds trash decision
• New advisors bring new ideas to school positions
• SCC grad fights continuing cancer battle
• Fairplex project accepted for Pepsi Refresh opportunity
• Shilts takes office as new sheriff
• St. Croix County passes bridge measure
• Patty Schachtner takes ME helm
• So what is YOUR new year's resolution? And do you plan to keep it? :)
• St. Croix County Board member Ruetz dies Tuesday
• Hwy. 65 at Roberts closed by crash
• So how's vacation going? Anyone have any travel tales to share??
• Gov. Scott Walker: 'Wisconsin is open for business'; complete transcript of speech
• Town of Somerset meeting notice
• A Christmas surprise: Local man gets leave over holidays
• Hunting community loses local educator
• Registered sex offender cleared to live with dad
• Two honored at school board meeting
• Hammond man thankful for neighborly rescue
• Roberts resident deployed to Middle East after holidays
• Academic Decathlon seeing immediate success
• Johnny 'Blood' gets recognition at NRHS
• Science Olympiad team performs well
• St. Croix County shapes up the trails
• Salvation Army Kettle Campaign heads into overtime
• Community gathers for Christmas dinner
• Shilts ready to take over as sheriff
• 'Hi, Grandpa': Scam targets elderly
• Census: Poverty up 10 percent in Wisconsin counties
• Breaking News: County officials recommend removing rooftop snow
• A miniature Christmas
• Scott Knudson named chief deputy
• Nursing home at a crossroads?
• New musical attorney joins law firm
• Chef cooks special menu for SHS students
• Plans taking shape for 50-year school's celebration
• Cancer center, clinic space taking shape
• Letters make a difference for Make-A-WIsh
• Hillstead closes the file on law enforcement career
• Tuesday's Results: Tigers face BRC leaders in three sports
• WisDOT urges motorists to be aware of changing weather
• Nominees sought for 2010 honor
• Thursday's Results: Tiger wrestlers, boys hockey earn impressive wins
• Residents fire back against gun shop in neighborhood
• Highway Dept. stays calm before the storm
• Somerset arena upgrade dedicated to Rex Dalzell
• Car-deer accidents abound across St. Croix County
• HGTV designer helps winner with home makeover
• Police issues come to a boil
• Salvation Army far short of kettle goal of $120,000
• Gingerbread event goes on despite snow
• Star Prairie Town discusses fire calls, Cedar Lake
• Say something about this photo...
• FINALS! Almost over! How are you doing? Ready for break? What are your plans?
• Check this fun video out -- it's a little thank you to WITC from Google, but quite amusing!
• Winter weather advisory issued for St. Croix County
• Roof collapses at local animal shelter
• Wind chill advisory issued for St. Croix County
• Blizzard tied to 2 deaths; man dies beneath roof collapse, another struck by snowplow
• The WITC New Richmond Campus is closed today (Saturday, December 11th) due to inclement weather.
• WisDOT is shutting down I-94
• Winter blast hammers region
• Phillips Plastics acquired by private equity firm
• Central wrestlers set the tone early in 57-22 victory
• Benefit raises funds, donations for wounded soldiers
• Student exchange rules will still allow single hosts
• Crisdhome Farm celebrates family milestone
• Local actors create realistic touch of Bethlehem
• The Futuremaker Video Competition is back for a third year! The Futuremaker Video Competition celebrates the unlimited potential of Wisconsin’s Technical College students. Show us how you're making your future. Win cash prizes of $2,500, $1,00
• Region braces for approaching winter storm
• Nursing home officials wonder what the future holds after recent county vote
• Happy Thanksgiving! For all those traveling, safe travels. We want you back next week to finish up the semester!
• Winter weather advisory issued for Wednesday
• Slippery conditions are causing problems across the county
• Freezing rain advisory continues until noon Sunday.
• Career service award goes to Lee Milligan
• Hatfield project gets thumbs up for summer
• Hwy. 65 accident sends at least one to the hospital
• Local law enforcement search New Richmond, Somerset for thieves in possession of federal weapons
• Monday rollover at MM26 appears minor
• The St Paul Pioneer Press wrote this article about the PMMI contest. Check out the link: www.twincities.com/wisconsin/ci_16614058
• Three hurt in semi- car crash Saturday
• Communities say thanks to veterans
• ALERT: Winter Storm Watch issued for region
• WITC wins PMMI Student Design Contest A team of students from WITC's Institute of Packaging Professionals(IOPP) club came in #1 in the second-annual PACK EXPO Student Design Competition in Chicago. They topped other schools, such as Purdue and the
• Sixty-three percent pass St. Croix compliance checks
• Republicans gear up for majority rule
• Alleged drunk bolts, leads troopers on 12-mile chase
• Laser wielding man convicted
• Think SPRING! Registration that is! Enrollment shopping cart opens Nov 8 for students in fall term continuing to spring and new nursing students. Registration starts on Nov 9 for same. New spring students can enroll Nov 15. Then graduation's just ar
• Dairy barn groundbreaking held at Fairplex
• New Richmond investigates police department
• Law enforcement, emergency responders honor Turbeville
• Somerset man pleads in porn case
• Republicans celebrate big victories in Wisconsin
• Did you vote today? If no, why not?
• New Richmond football wins thriller 14-13, advances in WIAA playoffs
• St. Croix County reviews nursing home options
• Wind turbine plan whips up a controversy in Forest
• St. Croix County Board sets 2011 budget
• Golf Fundraiser was fun, but a bit soggy. Too bad the rain can't fall "around" the golf course! Results and photos to follow soon!
• Intersection projects to be reviewed at meeting
• What are your plans for the Fourth of July? Be safe and have fun!
• Couple celebrates Century Farm's family heritage
• Come visit the WITC booth #465 at Farm Technology Days, July 20-22. See the "after" tractor and its "before" photo. Register to win prizes! See you there!
• Referendum seeks to ban raids on state transportation
• More photos from Farm Tech Days 2010.
• The "after" tractor -- a John Deere 2520 -- was a great hit at Farm Technology Days! Hot the first two days, the event was rained out the third day. But many stopped by the WITC booth to check out the "before" and "after" tr
• Guess what WITC students?!? -- you're attending a nationally top-ranked college! WITC is #6 in Washington Monthly's just-released rankings of the top 50 two-year colleges in the nation. Good choice!2 seconds ago · Comment ·LikeUnl
• Mark your calendar for 9/14 -- it's the Student Senate nominations day -- and your vote matters! Yes it does! Really! Finally if you want to do your civic duty, Adopt-A-Highway is Thurs, 9/16 and you get a FREE lunch afterwards! It all does a person
• They're here! Our student guests from Germany and their instructors. They'll spend the next week shadowing students, experiencing host family life and touring the area. Watch for updates.
• German students visiting WITC-NR toured all kinds of places in the area -- including the Ellsworth "Cheese Factory"! Here are from left Jessica, Alex, Shiyanthi, Christian and Lars.
• FREE!! Tobacco Cessation Classes for students/staff who want to quit smoking or chewing. Instructor: Tonya Love, Tobacco Specialist. Meets weekly on Thursdays: Nov 4,11,18, Dec 2, & 9 from 4:30-5:30 pm in room 212. Contact Diane in Health Service by
• Remember, NO CLASSES tomorrow, Friday, Oct 15. College staff in-service. What are YOU going to do with this gift of time?
• 10 things Wisconsin voters should know on election day
• The incredible shrinking teacher at Somerset MS
• Incumbent unopposed for clerk of court post
• TEA party scheduled in Hudson
• NPS puts brakes on Stillwater bridge, again
• NR park changes proposed
• 29th Assembly District candidates respond to questions
• New Richmond Ambulance makes appeal to Roberts
• St. Croix County adopts 'soft' hiring freeze
• Two Hudson men compete for District 30 Assembly seat
• City debates fee reduction for ambulance garage
• Fairey Gannet finds home at local airport
• NR Fire Department hosts huge crowd at open house
• Professor attempts suicide from Hudson bridge
• City leans toward limited borrowing for a few years
• Candidate forum slated for District 30 election
• Road repairs planned on I-94
• East Richmond Way opens
• Fire hall sets open house
• Xcel Energy conducts annual inspection of natural gas system
• Friends head north for wilderness adventure
• Jury awards $2 million to former Somerset teacher
• St. Croix River bridge advocates call for federal action
• Intersection changes planned in Star Prairie
• Demolition makes way for possible redevlopment plan
• NR man charged with sex texting to girl
• Stone sentenced in perceived clown incident
• Fire damages New Richmond house
• St. Croix River wake restrictions imposed
• Somerset man charged in child porn case
• Somerset man charged in child porn case
• Man arrested in 8th OWI incident
• Area deputies, road crews keep watch for flooding
• Repair shop case ends in agreement
• Ambulance building given the go-ahead
• Impound building gets NR City Council approval
• Health care costs torpedo budget
• Lt. gov. candidate makes campaign stop
• New Richmond woman's body found in Shell Lake
• NR Fire responds to alarm
• Flood watch issued for western Wisconsin
• Lightning strikes have firefighters scrambling
• Police building plans get the boot
• NR community center proposal gains momentum
• Woman dead after being pinned by mower
• Ambulance service requests support from municipalities
• NR City Council to test new committee structure
• Amber Alert canceled
• Judge sends a message with strong sentence
• Local icon Don Page dies
• Primary election results (unofficial)
• Disaster assistance offered to western Wisconsin
• Bat tests positive for rabies in St. Croix County
• Debt debate is a downer for NR City Council
• Star Prairie village discusses traffic change
• Former coach gets 14-year sentence for sex assault
• Recycling changes require proper electronics disposal
• Primary to decide GOP, Democratic spots on ballots
• Sterry joins UW- Extension staff
• Rollover claims Somerset man Saturday evening
• FEMA ready to assess storm damage
• Somerset grad plays part in rebuilding of New Orleans
• Transitional housing plan near Roberts faces opposition
• Wondra convicted in town of Hudson dog case
• Short-term closures scheduled for Stillwater Lift Bridge
• Mayor concerned with city's debt
• NRMS stuck with $100,000 electrical problem
• Richmond Way behind schedule
• Teen dies in St. Croix crash
• Preliminary flood damage report released by St. Croix County
• Interest charges are city's responsibility
• ALERT: Severe thunderstorm watch again issued for St. Croix County
• Discussions continue on St. Croix County projects
• ALERT: Farm City Days will provide shuttle service to grounds
• Transit study gets green light
• Farm City Day attracts thousands
• Star Prairie welcomes new police chief
• Energy tours demonstrate various ag efforts
• Support a youth volunteer leader from New Richmond!
• Veterans Job Fair in New Richmond, WI on Oct. 24 and 25
• Heritage Weekend Celebration
• Fun Fest 2008

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