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Starting on Saturday, May 21st, it's National Boat Safety Week and the U.S. Coast Guard wants to remind boaters about being safe on the water especially with high water levels.

A tornado touched down just outside of Duluth earlier this week.

Crews will begin paint striping work on Monday, May 23.

Common ground on several budget bills remains elusive as Minnesota lawmakers rapidly approach the end of the legislative session.

Health officials are recommending St. Louis County residents wear masks in indoor public places again as COVID-19 case numbers reach a point not seen since February.

A unanimous Wisconsin Supreme Court has broadened who can legally carry concealed guns and other weapons in the state, overturning a lower court’s ruling dealing with a man whose license was revoked due to a domestic violence conviction.

The pandemic had a big impact on how children play mostly because they are spending more time with technology.

1,200 delegates are expected to attend the event in Rochester, MN.

Many across the country are still struggling to feed their children because of the nationwide baby formula shortage.

Recent heavy rainfall and melt-off has contributed to severe flooding across Northern Minnesota.

Floodwaters along the Rainy River basin are expected to rise in the coming week

The requirement comes as the district has seen cases climb in the past two weeks.

The National Weather Service said in the past 60 days, lakes across the county are about 4 to 6 inches above average, with some even higher up north.

A former Superior gymnastics coach has been charged with three counts of producing child pornography.

New numbers reported by the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development show Minnesota’s unemployment rate has reached a record low.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is proposing a $500 tax rebate for working families, citing surplus tax revenues and the need to quickly help residents confronting high inflation.

He is described as a white male 6 feet tall, with short brown hair and tattooed arms.

Paine said this project would be part of the city’s current Vacant to Value program.

Superior's Police Chief has asked the city not to renew the alcohol and amusement licenses at the Palace Bar because of an uptick in increasingly violent incidents in the past few months.

Strong winds knocked trees onto powerlines across much of the area.

A Northland woman was hit with a harsh reality at a young age, but after several months of recovery, she says she has a new perspective on life.

A new online map will help drivers identify the roads that are currently closed due to flooding.

St. Louis, Itasca, and Cook Counties are showing some of the highest gas prices in Minnesota.

Elk season in Wisconsin is approaching again and so is the deadline to apply for a license.

This will be in effect from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wednesday, May 18.

Congdon Park Elementary hosted a Bike Rodeo Tuesday as part of a nationwide bike-focused celebration for students in the month of May.

Minneapolis has agreed to pay $1.5 million to Jaleel Stallings, 29, who said police used excessive force when he was arrested during the protests that followed George Floyd’s death in 2020.

A new production is helping some Northland students learn about one of the most difficult times in world history, the Holocaust.

Following in the footsteps of departments like Duluth and Superior, Cloquet PD may soon be utilizing body-worn cameras.

Heavy rain and run off has caused historic flooding across Northeast Minnesota over the last week.