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    'No credible sightings' of Waffle House shooting suspect as manhunt continues, police say
    Police continued their intensive search Monday, April 23, for the 29-year-old suspected of opening fire at a Tennessee Waffle House and killing...
    news/crime-and-courts25 min 1 sec ago
    File photo of Prince William and his wife, Kate, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (Kena Betancur/Copyright 2018 The New York Times)
    Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, gives birth to a baby boy
    LONDON - Catherine, the duchess of Cambridge, gave birth to a baby boy on Monday morning, April 23, at the Lindo Wing of St. Mary's hospital,...
    news/world1 hour 7 min ago
    April 22, 2018
    The demise of McNally Smith: Bankruptcy hearing this week for failed St. Paul music college
    ST. PAUL — Between March and November last year, the co-founders of McNally Smith College of Music loaned the school $1.33 million in a failed attempt to keep the St. Paul school in business. That's according to filings in two bankruptcy cases — one for the school and...
    news12 hours 21 min ago
    Roger Erik Splettstoeszer
    Ironton, Minn., man found guilty on child pornography charges
    MINNEAPOLIS—A 53-year-old Ironton, Minn., man has been found guilty of distributing, receiving and possessing video and image files containing...
    news/crime-and-courts15 hours 8 min ago
    University of Minnesota Duluth students Ryan Kimbrel (from left), Reed Leonidas, Nawal Mirza, Frank Takkinen and Ryan Woitalla are heading to Malaysia to compete on April 27 in the global finals of the Chartered Financial Analyst Institute Research Challenge. The team is the first from the Upper Midwest to reach the global level of competition. (Submitted photo)
    UMD financial research team headed to global finals
    DULUTH — Five University of Minnesota Duluth students will leave for Malaysia on Monday, April 23, to test their financial analysis skills...
    news17 hours 9 min ago
    Raising the Bar: Brad Paisley concert marks a new level for Sanford Center
    BEMIDJI—In addition to a cohort of three opening acts, country music superstar Brad Paisley will perform at the Sanford Center this week,...
    news22 hours 33 min ago
    Cass Lake-Bena students honored by national organization
    Cass Lake-Bena High School's Jennalee Fairbanks and Mark Reyes were among the 44 area students honored by National Joint Powers Alliance at its...
    news23 hours 20 min ago
    Great River Rescue receives grant from Spinal Health Professionals
    Great River Rescue of Bemidji recently announced it will receive a $10,000 donation from Spinal Health Professionals to support its work of saving,...
    news23 hours 33 min ago
    Elementary students listed on the honor roll or that had perfect attendance at Bug-O-Nay-Ge-Shig School. Submitted photo.
    Bug-O-Nay-Ge-Shig announces Honor Roll, attendance marks
    Bug-O-Nay-Ge-Shig School recently released its Honor Roll lists for the third quarter. They include: Elementary A Honor Roll Grade 3: Harley...
    news/education23 hours 46 min ago
    Jeff Harper works with students from Cass Lake-Bena High School to participate in sugar bush near Cass Lake on April 13. Submitted photo.
    Cass Lake-Bena students take part in sugar bush
    Students from Cass Lake-Bena High School recently ventured into the deep snow to participate in the sugar bush. Sydney Harper, teacher of Annishinabe...
    news23 hours 59 min ago
    TAU State President Ann Vanvick of Maple Grove, Minn., attended the most recent meeting of the Delta Kappa Gamma’s Mu Chapter in Bemidji. Submitted photo
    State president visits Delta Kappa Gamma's Mu Chapter in Bemidji
    Delta Kappa Gamma's Mu Chapter met at Calvary Lutheran Church on April 14 to celebrate the past, present and future of the Bemidji Women Educators,...
    newsApril 22, 2018 - 8:33am
    Bemidji Community Arena Corp. leaders hope to begin construction this year on a second ice rink at the BCA.The new rink would be built parallel to the existing one off Division Street, and would boast more locker rooms, a two-story training area, and seating for a few hundred people. (Jordan Shearer | Bemidji Pioneer)
    More ice on the horizon?: BCA leaders look to add a second rink
    BEMIDJI—Bemidji Community Arena Corp. leaders may have the momentum—and funding—they need to add a new sheet of ice at their...
    newsApril 22, 2018 - 8:19am
    Arts briefs, April 22
    Pine to Prairie Fiber Arts Trail announce exhibits BEMIDJI—Members of the Pine to Prairie Fiber Arts Trail recently announced the third...
    newsApril 22, 2018 - 7:42am
    Bucks such as this wide-racked whitetail will be the topic of a deer management meeting on Tuesday, April 24, at Bemidji City Hall. Pioneer file photo.
    Taking aim at deer management: DNR to hold meeting Tuesday in Bemidji
    BEMIDJI—A new deer management plan under development by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources will include input from citizens...
    newsApril 22, 2018 - 7:29am
    VIVIAN DELGADO: Science community looks to Indigenous knowledge for answers, students
    As we know, because of climate and environmental changes, old ways of addressing new problems are a hot commodity. For example, last week, the "Rising Voices 6: Collaborative Science with Indigenous Knowledge for Climate Solutions" conference was held in Duluth.
    news/educationApril 22, 2018 - 7:16am
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