Regional News

Winterkill In North Dakota Lakes Not Extreme

North Dakota Wildlife officials say some lakes in the state suffered winterkill but that the problem of fish die-offs was not extreme, despite the prolonged winter.  Read More

Duluth Trying To Cut Waste By Studying It

The city of Duluth is digging deep into its trash to try to figure out how to make less of it.   Read More

St. Paul Taps Engineering Firm In Landslide Probe

The city of St. Paul says it's hired a civil engineering firm to examine the site of a gravel slide this week that killed two children.   Read More

Man Struck By Train And Killed In Becker County

A man was struck by a train and killed in Frazee in Becker County late Thursday night.  Read More

Loan Program Targets American Indian Entrepreneurs

A Red Lake tribal member has opened a new restaurant in Bemidji with the help of a state loan program targeting American Indian entrepreneurs.   Read More

Evacuated Residents Of ND City Returning Home

Residents of Cavalier who were evacuated nearly three days ago because of a threatened dam are going home.   Read More

Dayton Signs Minn. Budget Bills, Other Legislation

Governor Mark Dayton has signed a pile of state budget bills and other legislation into law, including $2.1 billion in tax increases.   Read More

Minnesota's Drought Conditions Improving

Minnesota's drought conditions continue to improve.   Read More

Diederich New Leader Of ND Higher Education Board

Kirsten Diederich of Fargo is the new president of the North Dakota Board of Higher Education.   Read More

Section Of St. Paul Park Where Children Died Closed

No permits will be issued for fossil hunting in Lilydale Regional Park.   Read More