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The Minnesota Department of Transportation announced its Name a Snowplow contest Feb. 18. The poll is open until Feb. 26. (News Tribune photo illustration)
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Plowy McPlowFace plows through the competition to win snowplow naming contest

Patrons sit socially distanced at the newly resurfaced bar at Whistle Binkies Old World Pub in northeast Rochester, Minn., in June. Gov. Tim Walz announced Dec. 16 that current restrictions on indoor service at bars and restaurants would be extended to Jan. 10. Forum News Service file photo
Government and Politics

State lawmakers look to address COVID-19's female recession, longstanding disparities

Patrons sit socially distanced at the newly resurfaced bar at Whistle Binkies Old World Pub in northeast Rochester, Minn., in June. Gov. Tim Walz announced Dec. 16 that current restrictions on indoor service at bars and restaurants would be extended to Jan. 10. Forum News Service file photo
Weather

Modest cooling Wednesday, big weekend warm up!

Crime and Courts

Drug deal gone bad led to Meeker County man's death, court documents say

The Minnesota Senate convenes at the state Capitol in St. Paul. (Forum News Service file photo)
Government and Politics

Compromise emerging on Minnesota tax relief package

The Minnesota Senate convenes at the state Capitol in St. Paul. (Forum News Service file photo)
Weather

Winds slowly relax this evening

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A Wadena County Sheriff's deputy, Sebeka police officer and two others had a confrontation west of Nimrod, down this heavily wooded area of 205th Ave. In an exchange of gunfire all were hit by bullets, two local residents were killed, the deputy was injured and the police officer struck in their bullet-proof vest. Michael Johnson/Pioneer Journal
Crime and Courts

Sebeka brothers killed in Wadena County shootout

Andrew Michels takes the last corner of a lap on his Skidoo XRS 600 on Sunday at the Heartland 200. He raced in the Trail and Semi Pro Factory classes. (Robin Fish/Enterprise)
News

Ice race shakes the lake

Andrew Michels takes the last corner of a lap on his Skidoo XRS 600 on Sunday at the Heartland 200. He raced in the Trail and Semi Pro Factory classes. (Robin Fish/Enterprise)
Weather

Mild and a little breezy all afternoon

In past years, the Chili Challenge has been a time for neighbors and friends to gather and sample the area's best chili while raising money for the Hubbard County Food Shelf. While this year's event has been cancelled, the need for donations at the food shelf is greater than ever. (Enterprise file photo)
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Chili challenge cancelled but donations to the Hubbard County food shelf are needed so no one goes hungry

In past years, the Chili Challenge has been a time for neighbors and friends to gather and sample the area's best chili while raising money for the Hubbard County Food Shelf. While this year's event has been cancelled, the need for donations at the food shelf is greater than ever. (Enterprise file photo)
Weather

Tracking a breezy and warm afternoon

In past years, the Chili Challenge has been a time for neighbors and friends to gather and sample the area's best chili while raising money for the Hubbard County Food Shelf. While this year's event has been cancelled, the need for donations at the food shelf is greater than ever. (Enterprise file photo)
Weather

Breezy and mild today

Gary Beck, at left, moves into a two-bedroom, ground-floor apartment Friday at the brand-new Meadow's Edge Apartments. Helping him with the move are his sister, Connie Preston, and her husband Stan. (Robin Fish/Enterprise)
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Move-in day at Meadow’s Edge

Gary Beck, at left, moves into a two-bedroom, ground-floor apartment Friday at the brand-new Meadow's Edge Apartments. Helping him with the move are his sister, Connie Preston, and her husband Stan. (Robin Fish/Enterprise)
Weather

Increasing wind and temps overnight

Rep. Angie Craig, mask in hand, addresses the crowd Monday, Nov. 2, 2020, at a campaign stop in Hastings, Minn. Rachel Fergus / RiverTown Multimedia
Government and Politics

For Minnesota's U.S. Rep. Angie Craig, the Equality Act is personal

Weather

Big warm up this week!

Mike Frisk grabs a handgun in a display case at his shop, Gunrunners, in Cloquet. (Jed Carlson / jcarlson@superiortelegram.com)
Government and Politics

Minnesota firearm permit applications nearly doubled in 2020

Izai Dominguez with Hansen Bros Fence adds barbed wire to the chain-link fence and concrete barriers around Hennepin County Government Center and City Hall to fortify the buildings in preparation for former Minneapolis police Officer Derek Chauvin’s trial in the killing of George Floyd. (Anthony Souffle/Minneapolis Star Tribune /TNS)
Derek Chauvin Trial

Planned police presence during Derek Chauvin trial draws criticism from some Minneapolis leaders

Crime and Courts

Suspect arrested in connection with shooting death near Grove City

Mary and Ivan Idso prepare dinner at their home in Rochester Wednesday evening, Feb. 24, 2021, using only power that was generated through their solar panels during the day and stored using batteries. The Idsos recently disconnected their home from the power grid as a test to see if they could live off the energy generated by the sun through the solar panels on their roof in case of an emergency like the recent crisis in Texas brought on by extreme weather. (Joe Ahlquist / jahlquist@postbulletin.com)
Science and Nature

To test their home's readiness, this Minnesota couple cut their power last week

Mary and Ivan Idso prepare dinner at their home in Rochester Wednesday evening, Feb. 24, 2021, using only power that was generated through their solar panels during the day and stored using batteries. The Idsos recently disconnected their home from the power grid as a test to see if they could live off the energy generated by the sun through the solar panels on their roof in case of an emergency like the recent crisis in Texas brought on by extreme weather. (Joe Ahlquist / jahlquist@postbulletin.com)
Weather

Blustery tonight and warmer tomorrow