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ST. PAUL, MN—A Polk County judge has been nominated for a spot on the Minnesota Court of Appeals. Judge Anne Rasmusson is the assistant chief judge in Minnesota’s Ninth Judicial District. She has established and served on the White Earth/Mahnomen DWI and Drug Court, and the DWI Courts for Norman, Polk and Red Lake Counties.
Last month, the Two Rivers Watershed in Kittson and Roseau County went through some fall flooding, and the area is still seeing some of its ramifications. Dan Money of the Two Rivers watershed tells us what caused this flooding. While the flooding was minor, Money says there were some things in the district that were…
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Northwest Minnesota has been able to avoid snowfall so far, but we won’t be able to avoid it forever. While we wait for snow, Tina Sanders of Safe Kids Grand Forks says now is a perfect time to put together a Winter Survival Kit, and she highlights some of the items you should include in…
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The 2025 Minnesota Deer Rifle Season is in the books, and harvest numbers are in. MN DNR Wildlife Supervisor Rob Baden gives us a recap of this deer season, and how hunters fared in their harvests. Baden also shared some promising news regarding Chronic Wasting Disease Testing, which was mandatory for opening weekend. While the…
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It’s now less than a week before Thanksgiving. Those of you who are planning to cook a turkey for next Thursday’s dinner had better get to work on that bird. Javier Reyes, an expert on the Butterball Turkey Hotline, explains. If you have questions about preparing your Thanksgiving turkey, you can call the Butterball hotline…
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Earlier this week, the Minnesota Department of Agriculture issued an advisory to farmers who have done business with Hansen-Mueller Company, which operates in Duluth. Hansen-Mueller filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Monday. Minnesota State Senator Rob Kupec of Moorhead says farmers who have worked with Hansen-Mueller to make sure they get the money they’re owed.…
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Save the Boundary Waters says a new exploratory drilling proposal near Birch Lake could open the door to a future copper mine. Executive Director Ingrid Lyons explains the situation: Lyons says part of the mineral deposit sits beneath Birch Lake, and noise and light from 24-hour drilling could impact wilderness users: While federal land in…
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The Red River Watershed Management Board (RRWMB) held discussions regarding their Strategic Plan at their most recent meeting, and the organization is weighing the possibility of making ground water one of their main priorities. RRWMB Executive Director Rob Sip explains. Sip explains how they will be moving forward with making this a priority. You can…
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Sonrise Church in Ada will be holding a free Fight for Purity event this Saturday. Event representative Bob Hagen explains what the purpose of this event is, as well as who’s welcome to attend. Hagen makes it clear that this event is a safe space for those dealing with addiction. Again, the Fight for Purity…
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The Win-E-Mac School Board had discussions regarding the finding in their 2025 Audit at their meeting on Tuesday night. Win-E-Mac Superintendent Aaron Cook is happy to announce that the audit came back clean, and he shares more details on the findings of the audit. Earlier this fall, voters in the Win-E-Mac School District approved an…
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