Minnesota Power customers will receive more than $120 million in bill credits over the next five years after the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission approved two customer credit programs.

Zion Lutheran Church will host two public forums on mental health this month in its Fellowship Hall, 2901 S. Highway 169.

We started out with our brains and what we could do with our hands. We dug into the soil with our fingers to find edible ...

Marching Band attended the 12th Annual Youth in Music Marching Band Championships at the U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, ...

In an article published in the New Yorker on March 22, 2010, music critic Alex Ross wrote that the Minnesota Orchestra ...

Itasca Area Indivisible will host a No Kings Early Voting rally from 10:30 a.m. to noon Saturday, Oct. 17, on the grounds of Old Central School in ...

Middle and high school students with something to say about patriotism and democracy have until Oct. 31 to enter two essay scholarship competitions offered through VFW ...

This Saturday, the Grand Rapids Marching Band will compete once again at the 22nd Annual Youth In Music (YIM) Marching Band ...

The Hibbing/Chisholm Bluejackets and the Grand Rapids Thunderhawks were fierce competitors on the field Thursday afternoon, ...

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has completed its review of public input, biological data, and harvest information related to the proposed optional three‑duck bag limit and determined it ...

The Grand Rapids cross country C Teams ran hard last weekend at the Swain Invitational in Duluth. The boys team won their ...

The Minnesota Chamber of Commerce and BMO announced today that Solventum’s Bair Hugger™ Warming System is the winner of the ...