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Slain Minnesota Lawmaker to Lie in State Before Funeral

Tim Walz · Minnesota

Slain Minnesota Lawmaker to Lie in State Before Funeral

61% Center coverage: 141 sources

Minnesota Shooting Suspect’s Wife Offers Sympathies to Lawmakers’ Families

Minnesota Politics · Minnesota

Minnesota Shooting Suspect’s Wife Offers Sympathies to Lawmakers’ Families

Coverage: 28 sources

Jenny Boelter, the wife of the Minnesota shooting suspect, extended her sympathies to the families of the lawmakers and spouses who were slain or seriously wounded in their homes earlier this month. See the Story

After the storm, life goes on as usual in the natural world

Tornado · Bemidji

After the storm, life goes on as usual in the natural world

58% Right coverage: 12 sources

Last Saturday morning, June 21, in the aftermath of a storm that ripped through the Bemidji area with straight-line winds up to 120 mph, leaving a path of destruction in its wake, Blane Klemek stepped outside for a firsthand look at the damage. Birds were singing, and the swans were swimming in the small, shallow lake behind his house, said Klemek, Northwest Region wildlife manager for the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources in Bemidji. Ju…See the Story

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Worried about political violence, some want to scrub home addresses

After ‘Boring’ 1st Round, Things Should Get Interesting for Wild

64% Right coverage: 11 sources

GM Bill Guerin hopes to sign Kirill Kaprizov to a contract extension when free agency starts Tuesday, but acknowledged it might take longerNHL · Los Angeles See the Story

Pheasant Crowing Count Shows Modest Increase Statewide

73% Right coverage: 11 sources

BISMARCK – North Dakota’s spring pheasant counts are up 6% statewide from last year, the Game and Fish Department said Thursday, June 26, in reporting results from its 2025 spring crowing count survey. “We basically have had two really easy winters, especially for North Dakota standards, with not much snow and really nice temperatures,” RJ Gross, upland game management biologist for Game and Fish, said in a statement. According to a Game and Fi…Hunting · Bismarck See the Story

Bygones: Doobie Brothers, Big Head Todd performed at UWS fundraiser 20 years ago

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

News-Tribune, June 27, 1925 Children attending summer school in Chisholm in second, third and fourth grades are served a midmorning lunch of graham crackers and milk each day. The summer school's principal says children seemed to do the work much better after eating the lunch. News-Tribune, June 27, 1955 While a search party recovered the bodies of a couple who drowned in Pipestone Lake, a new search is underway for the body of an 8-year-old Sup…Superior, Wisconsin · Superior Read Article

2025 News Tribune All-Area Baseball team

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

It wasn’t easy to choose an All-Area team this season in the Twin Ports. There were two teams — Duluth Marshall and Esko — that were ranked one and two in Class AA for much of the season. While Proctor wasn’t receiving much respect from the Minnesota High School Baseball Coaches Association, they eliminated two-time defending champion Esko in the Section 7AA tournament and produced two All-State players, but so did Esko and the Hilltoppers. In f…Baseball See the Story

Marshall’s Marsolek and Proctor’s Terhaar are best of the best

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

DULUTH — A state championship didn’t come to the Twin Ports this season, but that doesn’t mean it wasn’t perhaps the best year ever for local baseball. Duluth Marshall was the top-ranked team in Class AA for much of the season, but Esko was nipping at its heels the whole time. Somehow, Proctor was unranked much of the season, but it was the Rails who eliminated Esko and faced off against the Hilltoppers for a spot at state. Marshall advanced, bu…Duluth, Minnesota · Duluth Read Article

Northland Nature: Sac spiders fold grass nests along lakeshores

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Late June is a good time to go to the lake. Whether we are fishing, swimming, boating or just looking, there is always much to see. Next to the water, various flora grow. Earlier, we saw white water calla with yellow pond lilies and white water lilies further away from shore. Now, the yellow of swamp candles (yellow loosestrife) and the blueish iris give quite a show. Sedges, grasses and reeds grow here, too. Looking among this flora of the wate…Duluth, Minnesota · Duluth See the Story

Drc: Jean-Jacques Wonder Testifies to His Conditions of Detention Before the European Parliament

55% Right coverage: 11 sources

The Belgian-Congolese security expert, Jean-Jacques Wondero, denounced the conditions of his detention in the DRC, which he described as inhuman, before the European Parliament in Brussels on Wednesday 25 June 2025. Sentenced to death in September 2024 for his alleged involvement in the attempted coup d'état on 19 May, he spent eight and a half months in prison before being released on 4 February 2025.European Parliament · Minnesota See the Story

Duluth council considers how best to protect tenant rights

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

DULUTH — City councilors convened a special meeting Thursday night to weigh two competing proposals, both aimed at addressing the concerns of renters who sometimes struggle to see basic repairs completed in a timely fashion. A grassroots campaign mounted by a newly formed group called Duluth Tenants has collected nearly 6,000 signatures on a petition in favor of a “right-to-repair” measure. That is more than enough support to trigger a citywide …Duluth, Minnesota · Duluth Read Article

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