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  • David A. Soyring

    Feb 13, 2018

    David A. Soyring (November 17, 1941 - February 9, 2018) David A. Soyring, age 76, of Waubun, MN, died Friday, February 9, 2018, at his home. David Arnold Soyring was born in White Earth, MN, on November 17, 1941, the son of David and Delia (LaGue) Soyring. He spent his youth in the Waubun area and cut his schooling short when he joined the United States Navy at the early age of 17. While serving, Dave would meet the love of his life, Yvonne Holt, and her son, Joseph. They were united in...

  • A message from the Red Lake Tribal Council on the passing of Little Rock District Representative, Richard W. Barrett, Sr.

    Feb 13, 2018

    It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of our Little Rock District Representative, RICHARD W. BARRETT, SR. who served as district representative for many, many years. He will be greatly missed. Chairman Darrell G. Seki, Sr. has ordered all flags of the Red Lake Nation Government Center, Tribal Programs and Tribal Entities to be flown at HALF-STAFF in honor and respect of the recent passing of our Tribal Representative, Richard W. Barrett, Sr. Our condolences to his wife Lucy and...

  • Barack and Michelle Obama's official portraits are not what you'd expect. That's why they're interesting

    Feb 13, 2018

    WASHINGTON — The National Portrait Gallery has unveiled the official portraits of former President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama, both painted by African-American artists, and both striking additions to the museum’s “America’s Presidents” exhibition. The 44th president is seen sitting on a wooden armchair that seems to be floating amid a scrim of dense foliage and flowers in an image by Kehinde Wiley. The first lady, painted against a robin’s egg blue background, rests her chin on one hand and stares at the viewer with a curious m...

  • Bemidji Pioneer: Redby man pleads not guilty to killing 23-month-old son

    Feb 13, 2018

    ST. PAUL — Gary Wayne Jackson Jr. has pleaded not guilty to killing his 23-month-old son early this year. Jackson appeared in federal court in St. Paul Monday, Feb. 12, and entered his plea during a brief arraignment. http://www.bemidjipioneer.com/news/crime-and-courts/4402499-redby-man-pleads-not-guilty-killing-23-month-old-son...

  • Red Lake Lady Warriors move to 20-3 with 74-36 win over Mahnomen/Waubun

    Feb 13, 2018

    Red Lake 74 at Mahnomen/Waubun (M) 36 Red Lake used good quickness and a aggressive defense to frustrate the Mahnomen Waubun Thunderbirds handing the Warriors their 20th win of the season. M/W kept it around a 9 point deficit for the 1st part of the first half but eventually Red Lake would create some turnovers which led to easy buckets and that would create the separation. M/W struggles with the pressure defense and the Warriors were hitting their shots all night giving them the win. Red Lake...

  • Chris Coleman suspends campaign for Minnesota governor

    Feb 13, 2018

    Former St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman has suspended his campaign for Minnesota governor. In a statement Monday, Coleman thanked supporters who have encouraged him over the past 15 months as he has crisscrossed the state trying to drum up support in a crowded DFL and GOP field. https://www.twincities.com/2018/02/12/chris-coleman-suspends-campaign-for-minnesota-governor/...

  • Whitefeather scores 50 points in 110-91 loss to Mahnomen/Waubun

    Feb 13, 2018

    Red Lake 91 at Mahnomen/Waubun (M) 110 On a night that saw 2 players score 50 points each the Mahnomen Waubun Thunderbirds had a good supporting crew that helped lead them to the win over Red Lake. Jayden Heisler would connect on 11 3s for the night and end with 50 point for the Thunderbirds while Red Lake would counter with Kendall Whitefeather who would hit 10 3s of his own and go off for 50 points as well including his 1000th career point. The 2 teams would exchange baskets all night but in...

  • St. Paul teachers contract won't bust district's budget, says superintendent

    Feb 13, 2018

    St. Paul Public Schools prevented a teacher strike early Monday morning with a contract agreement they say does not break the bank. Union leaders say they secured needed supports for St. Paul’s most vulnerable students and a promise to work together with administration to pursue more revenue. https://www.twincities.com/2018/02/12/st-paul-teachers-contract-wont-bust-districts-budget/...

  • Friday Night Mixed League Bowling - Week 22 of 30 - February 2, 2018

    Feb 13, 2018

    Friday Night Mixed League Bowling - Week 22 of 30 - February 2, 2018...

  • Unlicensed Minnesota driver charged in fatal DWI hit-and-run on northern Minnesota highway

    Feb 13, 2018

    DETROIT LAKES, Minn. — A Minnesota man with a lengthy history of driving while intoxicated is accused of killing a 21-year-old man in a hit-and-run on a northern Minnesota highway. Forty-seven-year-old Bruce Basswood of Ponsford was charged with two counts of criminal vehicular homicide in Becker County after prosecutors say he fatally struck Joshua Jones, also of Ponsford, on Thursday evening. https://www.twincities.com/2018/02/12/unlicensed-minnesota-driver-charged-in-fatal-dwi-hit-and-run-on-northern-minnesota-highway/...

  • Gophers' new Athletes Village is a $166M campus sports sanctuary

    Feb 13, 2018

    The University of Minnesota’s Athletes Village is up and running, all 338,000 square feet now full of players, coaches, tutors, chefs and administrators dedicated to making school easier, and more fruitful, for the university’s approximately 750 student-athletes. The $166 million project includes three new buildings: a football center including a locker room, weight room and staff offices; an indoor football practice facility; and the “Center for Excellence” that includes academic, nutrition and training centers as well as practice facilit...

  • SHERIFF HODAPP ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT...

    Feb 13, 2018

    To whom it may concern, I have decided not to seek a fourth term as Beltrami County Sheriff in the 2018 fall election. The opportunity to serve as Sheriff of this great county has been the most gratifying experience in my 42 years of law enforcement. I want to thank the citizens of Beltrami County for all their support. It has been my honor to serve them as Sheriff. I particularly want to thank the men and women of the Beltrami County Sheriff's Office for their hard work and dedication to the...

  • Maplewood seeks $1.15 million from cable commission it left, lawsuit says

    Feb 13, 2018

    A dispute between Maplewood and a suburban cable commission has turned into a legal battle. At stake: $1.15 million. For years, Maplewood was a part of the Ramsey/Washington Counties Suburban Cable Communications Commission II, which regulated cable television delivery and services for its members. https://www.twincities.com/2018/02/12/maplewood-seeks-1-15-million-from-cable-commission-it-left-two-years-ago-lawsuit-says/...

  • Minneapolis woman ordered detained on St. Kate's arson, terror charges

    Feb 13, 2018

    A former St. Catherine University student who is accused of trying to travel to Afghanistan to join al-Qaida was “self-radicalized” and intended to kill people when she set several fires on the St. Paul college campus last month, a federal prosecutor argued Monday. Tnuza Jamal Hassan, 19, of Minneapolis, was arrested last month after allegedly setting the nine fires. No one was hurt in the Jan. 17 fires, but one was set in a dormitory that houses a day care where 33 children were present. https://www.twincities.com/2018/02/1...

  • Canadian man not guilty in rape case stemming from Uptown Minneapolis bar meeting, jury finds

    Feb 13, 2018

    A Canadian man had his name cleared Monday when a jury found him not guilty of sexually assaulting a woman who had accused him of raping her after the two left an Uptown Minneapolis bar together last year. Sam Prpich leaned his head down in relief as his attorney placed his hands on his shoulders to congratulate him when the verdicts were read in a Ramsey County District courtroom. https://www.twincities.com/2018/02/12/canadian-man-not-guilty-in-rape-case-stemming-from-uptown-minneapolis-bar-meeting-jury-finds/...

  • Trump's budget balloons deficits, cuts social safety net

    Feb 13, 2018

    WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump unveiled a $4.4 trillion budget plan Monday that envisions steep cuts to America’s social safety net but mounting spending on the military, formally retreating from last year’s promises to balance the federal budget. The president’s spending outline for the first time acknowledges that the Republican tax overhaul passed last year would add billions to the deficit and not “pay for itself” as Trump and his Republican allies asserted. If enacted as proposed, though no presidential budget ever is, the pla...

  • Voting underway in special elections for Cottage Grove-area Senate seat, southwest Minnesota house seat

    Feb 13, 2018

    Minnesota voters were choosing successors Monday for two legislators who resigned amid sexual harassment allegations, as Democrats sought to remain in striking distance of taking back the state Senate and add a solidly Republican state House seat to their list of upsets leading up to the midterms. The rare Monday special elections were triggered by the resignations of GOP Rep. Tony Cornish and Democratic Sen. Dan Schoen late last year after they were accused by several women of sexual harassment. It follows surprise victories in legislative...

  • Bemidji Pioneer: Hodapp will not seek re-election as Beltrami County Sheriff

    Feb 13, 2018

    BEMIDJI -- Beltrami County Sheriff Phil Hodapp announced Monday he will not seek a fourth term in this fall’s election. “The opportunity to serve as Sheriff of this great county has been the most gratifying experience in my 42 years of law enforcement,” Hodapp wrote in a release. “I am proud of what we have accomplished during my time in this elected position.” http://www.bemidjipioneer.com/news/crime-and-courts/4402525-hodapp-will-not-seek-re-election-beltrami-county-sheriff...

  • Shortage Of Bus Drivers In Bemidji Could Lead To Transportation Reductions

    Josh Peterson, Lakeland News|Feb 13, 2018

    Bus driver shortage in Bemidji could lead to reductions in transportation services. In a email from Superintendent of Schools Dr. James Hess, he said that the shortage of drivers has been developing over time, but becoming more apparent each day. Citing the problem as critical, Hess said the district has been able to operate regular routes and some activity trips by using office staff, mechanics, and supervisors of Transportation services as emergency drivers. But even with all of the added personnel, the district remains desperately short of d...

  • Three charged with murder in Thief River Falls overdose death

    Feb 13, 2018

    THIEF RIVER FALLS—Three Thief River Falls residents face murder and drug charges in connection to an overdose death. Aaron Daniel Zimmerman, 40, Nathan Charles Mock, 22, and Nicole Lee Baker, 30, had initial appearance hearings Monday in Pennington County District Court, where they were charged with one count each of third-degree murder and a third-degree controlled substance crime. Baker also was charged with a second third-degree controlled substance crime, as well as a fifth-degree controlled substance crime. https://www....

  • Teacher dies from flu after deciding medicine was too expensive

    Feb 13, 2018

    FOX NEWS - A Texas mother-of-two died Sunday from flu complications after reportedly deciding that the $116 medication to treat the virus was too costly. Heather Holland, a second grade teacher at Ikard Elementary School in Weatherford, Texas, died following complications of flu, leaving behind her husband Frank Holland and two children, a daughter, 10, and a son, 7. http://www.fox9.com/news/teacher-dies-from-flu-after-deciding-medicine-was-too-expensive...

  • Minneapolis Police: Woman Injured in Little Earth Shooting

    Feb 13, 2018

    Minneapolis police say a woman was injured in a shooting in the Little Earth neighborhood Monday morning. Sgt. Darcy Horn, a public information officer for the department, confirmed officers responded to a report of a shooting on the 2400 block of Ogema Place. http://kstp.com/news/minneapolis-shooting-reported-little-earth-neighborhood/4784793/?cat=1...

  • Overdose death

    Valley News Live|Feb 13, 2018

    (Valley News Live) Thief River Falls Authorities say one person has died due to drug overdose in Thief River Falls, Minnesota. Thief River Falls police say they were notified of a possible overdose at a home last Thursday morning. They determined that 24 year old Samuel Dejesus Cabrales was dead at the scene. Investigators say that it was due to heroin laced with fentanyl. Four people were arrested after further investigation and are being held in the Pennington County jail pending charges of 3rd degree murder. Aaron Daniel Zimmerman Nathan...

  • Bemidji Pioneer: BCA: Investigation ongoing into missing pregnant Minn. woman

    Feb 13, 2018

    AKELEY, Minn. --The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension said on Monday, Feb. 12, the investigation was still ongoing into the disappearance of a 27-year-old pregnant Akeley woman in north-central Minnesota. Authorities said they are concerned for Kara Blevins' welfare due to her medical condition and the cold weather. http://www.bemidjipioneer.com/news/4402601-bca-investigation-ongoing-missing-pregnant-minn-woman...

  • Bemidji Pioneer: Fischbach can remain senator and lieutenant governor for now

    Feb 13, 2018

    ST. PAUL — Michelle Fischbach may remain Minnesota lieutenant governor and a state senator -- for now at least. A judge dismissed a lawsuit against Fischbach, R-Paynesville, Monday, Feb. 12, saying it came too soon. http://www.bemidjipioneer.com/news/government-and-politics/4402579-court-fischbach-can-remain-senator-and-lieutenant-governor-now...

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