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St. Louis County rescuers find 2 lost hunters south of Hibbing (opens the original)
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Two hunters who got lost in the woods south of Hibbing were found safe by the St. Louis County Rescue Squad and sheriff deputies on September 28. According to the press release, first responders were sent near South Townline Road and Hingeley Road around 6:40 p.m. after getting a report about the missing hunters. A drone was used to find the two about half a mile from the road. ATVs helped rescuers get closer, but they still had to walk a quarter mile through thick woods to reach the hunters. Th
Superior officers find graffiti after fire at Enbridge, Inc. building (opens the original)
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A fire broke out early Monday at Enbridge, Inc. near 25th Street East in Superior, with firefighters and police responding to visible flames and smoke. According to a press release from the Superior Police Department, the fire was reported around 1:41 a.m. on September 14. Firefighters quickly put out the flames and confirmed there were no injuries. Officers at the scene also found graffiti on signs and the building. No one was inside when the fire started. The incident occurred near the Great L
Midwest groups ask USDA for 120 days on Roadless Rule repeal (opens the original)
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The Environmental Law & Policy Center and 21 Midwest groups are urging the U.S. Department of Agriculture to extend public comment on a proposal to end the Roadless Rule.RELATED: Trump administration moves to end rule protecting areas within National Forests According to a joint letter submitted to the USDA, the current 30-day comment period on the proposed repeal of the Roadless Rule is not enough time for the public to weigh in. The public comment period is set to end September 21st, 2026. The
"Keep the tradition alive": Harbortown Rotary steps in for rose sale (opens the original)
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Bob MacLean, fundraising chair for Harbortown Rotary, says the club is taking over the 41st annual Rotary Rose Sale, continuing a tradition started by Club 25. MacLean explained that the Rotary Rose Sale raises money for community service and international projects, with a dozen roses sold for $25. Proceeds benefit local organizations such as the Boy Scouts, YMCA, Boys and Girls Clubs and Courage Center. “This is our first year taking it over and we wanted to keep that tradition alive. Club 25 h
Minnesota free school meals pass nearly 450 million served (opens the original)
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Governor Tim Walz announced that Minnesota’s Free School Meals Program has served nearly 450 million free meals since its launch, saving families about $1,000 per student each year. More than 150 million free meals were served to students in the program’s third year, marking a major milestone as the 2026-27 school year begins. The program is available in all Minnesota school districts, charter schools, and nonpublic schools that participate in the National School Lunch Program and School Breakfa
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