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Red Lake Youth Sports is at Deer River High School: 87-72 final from Deer River, Red Lake advances to 10-3 on the season! Four Warriors score in double figures as they outlasted a good challenge from Deer River, and for the 3rd game in a row made the plays at the end of the game to secure the big win in Red Lake's first ever game at Deer River. Kayden Gotchie had a monster game for Deer River finishing with 20 points and numerous boards. Miigwech to Deer River for the hospitality on Native...
Gary Allen Neadeau February 15, 1965 ~ January 15, 2024 (age 58) Gary Allen Neadeau of the Bear Clan, "Ogimaa" (name given by his Uncle Royce Sayers Sr), age 58, passed away on Monday, January 15, 2024 at Red Lake Hospital surrounded by his family. He was born on February 15, 1965 to Edwina Neadeau and Charles "Chubby" Johns in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Gary was very family oriented and loved his family very much. He loved the outdoors. His hobbies were going to the casino, fishing, logging,...
Randall James Jones September 13, 1993 - January 14, 2024 A full obituary will be published soon. All-night Visitations: Thursday, January 18, 2024 and Friday, January 19, 2024 Beginning at 7:00 P.M. White Earth Community Center White Earth, Minnesota Funeral Service: Saturday, January 20, 2024 10:00 A.M. White Earth Community Center White Earth, Minnesota...
Mildred Jane Chase December 24, 1939 - January 12, 2024 Mildred Jane (McKay) Chase, "Wichanpi Eyoyapa Wi" (Glowing/Shing Star Woman) passed away on Friday, January 12, 2024, at Altru Hospital in Grand Forks, ND with loving family at her side. The visitation for Mildred will be at Seven Dolors Catholic Church, Fort Totten on Wednesday, January 17, 2024 from 5:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. with a Rosary and Scripture Service at 7:00 p.m. The Mass of Christian Burial will be on Thursday, January 18,...
The Minnesota Department of Education may include an ethnic studies component in its revised social studies standards now that a ruling Tuesday has settled a long-running debate over whether the agency has that authority. But there's a caveat. Chief Judge Jenny Starr co-signed the decision by Administrative Law Judge Eric Lipman, who ruled Tuesday that MDE may adopt the new ethnic studies standard but must also rewrite what he called an "impermissibly vague" rule. https://www...
Gov. Tim Walz proposed a bonding bill of $982 million on Tuesday, with nearly half going toward shoring up existing state infrastructure. The governor's proposal is an early step in the process, setting a framework and tone for the Legislature which goes into session Feb. 12. The DFL-controlled Legislature will weigh Walz's proposal and likely negotiate with him and Republicans over what to include. "I'm excited about what we're able to do," the DFL governor said in releasing his proposal that...
The first person freed from prison through Minnesota's new conviction review unit is now suing a former medical examiner and other authorities, alleging that they fabricated and withheld evidence to wrongfully convict him of his wife's murder. Thomas Rhodes, now 64, was freed from prison in January 2023, nearly a quarter-century into a lifetime sentence for first- and second-degree murder in connection with his wife's drowning during a nighttime boat ride on Green Lake in Spicer, Minn., in...
Minneapolis police say a fight at northeast Minneapolis' Quarry Shopping Center likely precipitated the fatal shooting of a 19-year-old man. Police say they responded to the shooting call at 3:45 p.m. Monday in the busy retail mall and found the man suffering from a gunshot wound in the parking lot. The person, who has not been identified, died at HCMC, despite life-saving efforts starting with police on scene. Citing preliminary information, police say they believe a "physical altercation" led to a gun being fired. It remains unclear who...
One moment, Christopher Kirk was driving his pickup on a west metro highway. The next, he saw a box truck launch skyward before his eyes and crash into the icy Crow River below. Kirk did not hesitate. "I saw someone who was on the border or the edge of dying," he said Tuesday, putting aside worries of his own well-being and thinking: "I'm just gonna help get this guy out." Quickly, he was waist deep in frigid water using all his might to pull the truck's driver free, as others stopped their...
The four Texans charged with lassoing a Roseville bank's ATM holding thousands of dollars in cash last month and yanking it free with a pickup truck are also suspected of similarly targeting three banks in Minnesota and two others in the Midwest, according to recently filed court records. Roseville police said in a search warrant affidavit filed last week in Ramsey County District Court that they believe the men employed the same criminal tactic outside the Wings Financial Credit Union in...
NEW YORK — Donald Trump shook his head in disgust Tuesday as the judge in his New York defamation trial told would-be jurors that an earlier jury had already decided the former president sexually abused columnist E. Jean Carroll in the 1990s. Trump left court before opening statements, jetting to a New Hampshire political rally as Carroll's lawyer accused the Republican presidential front-runner of using ''the world's biggest microphone'' to destroy her reputation and turn his supporters against her. Trump's lawyer contended that Carroll has n...
Another wacky weather year failed to break corn-growers' collective stride in Minnesota, where farmers put 1.51 billion bushels in bins for a 4% increase from 2022. Nationwide, 2023's harvest turned out to be a corn coronation, as the farmers saw a record harvest of 177.3 bushels per acre, according to a U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) report released at the end of last week. In Minnesota, a wet spring that delayed planting gave way to scorching sun in June and little water through the...
KIBBUTZ NIR OZ, Israel - Standing in the ruins of her home in the Nir Oz farming village on the Gaza border, Sharon Alony Cunio gazed at the distant skyline of Khan Younis, the Palestinian city where Hamas militants dragged her more than three months ago. Her husband, David, remains captive in Gaza. He's kilometers away but completely out of reach. Cunio and her 3-year-old twins were released from Gaza on Nov. 27. They are physically healthy, safe. But she can't stop thinking about her...
After revising their health-based water values for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) to include new scientific research, the Minnesota Department of Health has issued this statement: Minnesota state agencies are committed to working together to protect drinking water supplies from contaminants. The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) uses the latest scientific research to provide health-based guidance to public drinking water systems, local governments and private well owners. New research, which included new human data, prompted M...
The American Indian Cancer Foundation (AICAF) is launching the 7th annual Turquoise Thursday campaign on Thursday, January 18, with a virtual event to spread awareness about the importance of cervical cancer screening in Native American communities. January is National Cervical Cancer Awareness Month. According to AICAF, Native women have the highest rates of HPV-associated cancers and are over 1.5 times as likely to develop cervical cancer compared to white women. Early detection and screening...
The House Committee on Natural Resources is meeting on Wednesday morning to advance two bills of interest in Indian Country. The first item of interest at the committee’s markup session is H.R.1246. The bill authorizes all federally recognized tribes to lease their trust lands for up to 99 years without having to get approval from the federal government. Congress has previously enacted similar legislation for 60 individual tribal nations. Passage of H.R.1246 would extend the policy to all tribes — should they choose to lease their lands for...
BOZEMAN - When Georgeline Morsette crossed the stage in the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse during Montana State University's 139th commencement ceremony, she celebrated earning a bachelor's degree and entering a new chapter of life, one where she looks forward to working as an art educator in Montana. The ceremony was the culmination of Morsette's college career at MSU in which she has successfully completed her coursework, charted a career path, earned the respect of professors and staff members,...
Last week, U .S. Department of Agriculture Deputy Secretary Xochitl Torres Small traveled to southern Arizona to the Tohono Oʼodham Nation to announce a nearly $10 million grant to provide high-speed and fiber-based internet to tribal residents. For many, home ownership is out of reach, but for Indigenous people across the country, there's help. The executive director of the Oklahoma Native Assets Coalition is Christy Finsel. ICT Senior Producer Shirley Sneve reports. The snow snake games are making a comeback as a community in the heart of...
Red Lake Youth Sports: Red Lake Youth Sports is at Laporte Public School. JV/Jr Hi opens up the evening with the big win 74-23 Julian Stately hits his first 3 pointer of his career Moose connects from downtown 3 times Nate Northbird with a strong game leads the team with 22 points Ogichidaag pick up a conference victory tonight, thank you to the Wildcats for the hospitality Good luck to our 6th grade boys today Frazee Fastbreak Tournament Game #1~ 6th Grade Boys 43-Red Lake 13-Frazee 3rd grade...
Lady Warriors downed by Pine River on Thursday Evening 75-29 Red Lake's JV also lose 71-15...
Warriors shut down in 82-45 loss to Nevis Red Lake's JV also took the loss 69-35...
The Red Lake Elderly Nutrition Christmas Party was held at Seven Clans Casino Event Center on Thursday, December 21, 2023 from 11 AM to 3 PM. The event, which attracted a packed house of Red Lake Nation Elders, featured gifts to the elders, a limited amount of candy bags, a walleye and buffalo dinner, and live entertainment by Elvis entertainer Travis LeDoyt. Some photographs by Mary Omen and Vickey Fineday....
Nevis' Offense and Defense too much for Lady Warriors in 72-20 loss at home on Tuesday, December 19, 2023. Red Lake's Junior Varsity also take a loss 39-13 in the early game. The Lady Warriors won't see action again until January 11, 2024 when they host Pine River, travel to FDL on January 13th and travel to Mahnomen on January 15th. Red Lake Lady Warriors Basketball 2023-2024 Schedule: https://www.redlakenationnews.com/story/2023/12/11/sports/red-lake-lady-warriors-basketbal...
The Red Lake Lady Warriors won their first game of the season on Thursday, December 14, 2023 with a 64-43 win over the Laporte Tigers. Lilia Pemberton led all scorers with 25 on the night, CeAngela Pemberton hit 18 and Audriana Lussier added 8. Ila McDougle led Laporte with 10 points. Red Lake's Junior High team lost 23-2 in the earlier game. Red Lake travels to Cass Lake on December 15, hosts FDL on December 16 and travels to BGMR on December 18th before hosting Nevis on December .19th. Red...
The Red Lake Lady Warriors hosted Clearbrook-Gonvick on Friday, December 8, 2023, and although they trailed 33-22 at the half, they showed improvement in both moving on offense and fighting hard on defense. The Bears had the height advantage and outrebounded Red Lake throughout the game. Aubrey Stoskopf led Clearbrook-Gonvick with 19 points, Allison Lavine added 13 and Jory Olson put in 9. CeAngela Pemberton led all scorers with 22 points, Lilia Pemberton hit for 16 and Raquel Stillday hit two...
