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Law Enforcement Wants to Prevent Impaired Boating over Holiday Weekend

Independence Day · Moorhead

Law Enforcement Wants to Prevent Impaired Boating over Holiday Weekend

63% Center coverage: 19 sources

Operation Dry Water kicks off this weekend.See the Story

Keeping Pets Calm and Safe During Fourth of July Celebrations

Wildfires · United States

Keeping Pets Calm and Safe During Fourth of July Celebrations

88% Center coverage: 18 sources

Fourth of July festivities can be frightening and even dangerous for animals with noisy fireworks and other celebrations. The American Veterinary Medical Association offers these guidelines for keeping pets safe.See the Story

'It Means Closure': World War II Heroes Laid to Rest at Omaha National Cemetery After 80 Years

World War II · Bemidji

'It Means Closure': World War II Heroes Laid to Rest at Omaha National Cemetery After 80 Years

66% Center coverage: 15 sources

By Jake Fischer Click here for updates on this story OMAHA, Nebraska (KETV) — World War II heroes found their final resting place in Nebraska after 80 years. Four soldiers, Dale Detjens, Fredrick Katye, Joseph Blair, and Joseph Miller, were killed in action in Germany, and on Tuesday, the Nebraska Patriot Guard Riders escorted them to the Omaha National Cemetery. KETV NewsWatch 7 photojournalist Jake Fischer takes you inside the ceremony. “T…See the Story

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Worried about political violence, some want to scrub home addresses

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Worried about political violence, some want to scrub home addresses

Arizonans Weigh in on Proposed Medicaid Cuts After Senate Passes ‘Big Beautiful Bill’

46% Center coverage: 11 sources

On Your Side spoke to some Arizonans who could be affected by Medicaid cuts as part of President Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill."Donald Trump · Bismarck See the Story

LaDuke: Be a patriot to the land

60% Right coverage: 10 sources

Akiing, the land to which I belong. That’s how I feel about this land. It turns out that I am a patriot to a land, not a flag, and yet some of the basic principles that the U.S. was founded upon resonate with me. Those principles are about dignity, respect, having a voice, being fair. Those are all the constitutional principles of American Democracy. America didn’t discover representational democracy, they learned it from the Iroquois confederac…Duluth, Minnesota · Duluth See the Story

Former Duluth teacher sentenced for sexual messages to ex-student

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

DULUTH — A former charter school teacher has been placed on five years of supervised probation for exchanging inappropriate messages with a 15-year-old former student. Scott Edward Johanik, 33, of Duluth, was granted a stay of adjudication by Judge Nicole Hopps at his sentencing Tuesday, two months after he pleaded guilty to a felony count of engaging in sexually explicit electronic communication with a child. The sentence will ultimately allow …Charter Schools · Duluth Read Article

Jury awards $7.6M to survivor of sexual abuse by former Diocese of Winona priest

57% Right coverage: 7 sources

ROCHESTER — An Olmsted County jury awarded $7.6 million to a plaintiff who alleged sexual misconduct and filed a lawsuit against the Diocese of Winona. The jury returned its verdict on Monday, June 30, after a weeklong trial to determine the damages. The plaintiff, referred to as Doe 254, filed the complaint for a personal injury lawsuit in 2021 related to allegations of abuse in the 1970s. The case alleged three counts relating to negligence an…Rochester, Minnesota · Rochester See the Story

Statewide View: Keep private foundation tax hike out of 'Big Beautiful Bill'

Coverage: 2 sources

While members of Congress are in Washington, D.C., grappling with tax reform, the people of Minnesota are looking at a mixed bag. On one hand, extending President Donald Trump’s 2017 tax cuts is a worthy effort that will put more money in Americans’ pockets and drive the economy forward. It would fuel economic prosperity, nurture the uniquely American spirit of generosity, and play a critical role in supporting local programs and services in our…Taxes · United States See the Story

Duluth council offers 'alternative' to proposed rental ordinance

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

DULUTH — Local voters may be faced with a pair of competing options when it comes to regulating rental housing properties in the next election. Two proposals could appear on the November ballot as a result of a special meeting the Duluth City Council called Tuesday evening. A grassroots organization called Duluth Tenants had already mounted a successful petition drive, collecting 5,951 signatures in support of a “right-to-repair” ordinance, inte…Duluth, Minnesota · Duluth Read Article

Bygones: What was Wisconsin's speed limit 50 years ago?

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

News-Tribune, July 2, 1925 The prices of a shave and a haircut in Superior are now 35 cents and 65 cents, respectively, up from 25 and 50 cents earlier this week. Added sanitary precautions demanded by state boards of health necessitated the boost, according to Jack Grant, president of the Superior Barbers Union. News-Tribune, July 2, 1955 Duluth police are searching for the parents of a baby and toddler who were left for more than 24 hours with…Superior, Wisconsin · Superior Read Article

Missing woman's body, missing man's vehicle found near Aitkin

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Open the article to view the coverage from Duluth News TribuneAitkin · Aitkin See the Story

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