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House passes Trump’s megabill, sending it to the president’s desk

Big Beautiful Bill · United States

House passes Trump’s megabill, sending it to the president’s desk

50% Center coverage: 739 sources

The House on Thursday passed President Donald Trump’s massive tax-and-spending bill, delivering him a major political victory and teeing him up to enshrine much of his sweeping domestic agenda into law. The legislation, which Trump has dubbed the “One Big, Beautiful Bill,” contains trillions of dollars in tax cuts and beefed-up immigration enforcement spending and is offset by significant cuts to Medicaid and other programs. See the Story

Finding Faith: Small lake offers surprising glimpses of creation

Minnesota · Minnesota

Finding Faith: Small lake offers surprising glimpses of creation

73% Right coverage: 15 sources

When was the last time that you scooped up a handful of lake water? Felt the cool refreshment of one of nature’s most vital gifts? When was the last time you got your nose into a handful of soil? Enjoyed its earthy aroma? Felt its velvety nature as it slipped through the cracks of your fingers? When was the last time you stopped still to enjoy the scenery of a forest, prairie or mountainscape? Let the majesty of the enormity of it all whisk your…See the Story

He was once central Minnesota’s most notorious criminal. Now DNA technology could add to his criminal history

DNA · St. Cloud

He was once central Minnesota’s most notorious criminal. Now DNA technology could add to his criminal history

62% Right coverage: 13 sources

Physical evidence from the 1974 murders of two St. Cloud sisters is undergoing new DNA technological analysis. Results could be tested against Herbert Notch, a man with a storied criminal history.See the Story

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Worried about political violence, some want to scrub home addresses

Low coverage from Left Sources

Worried about political violence, some want to scrub home addresses

What is causing the leaves to curl on my tomato plants?

80% Right coverage: 10 sources

Open the article to view the coverage from Pine JournalRochester, Minnesota · Rochester See the Story

What Independence Day means for gardeners

60% Right coverage: 10 sources

Neal Holland, longtime horticulture professor with North Dakota State University, was fond of calling July Fourth “Independence Day for gardeners.” I’m not sure if he coined the phrase or borrowed it from a predecessor, but the term refers to gardeners being freed from certain tasks that can be discontinued for the remainder of the season. ADVERTISEMENT July 4 is an easy date to remember for halting a few garden chores, and it’s a transition poi…Independence Day · Fargo See the Story

Students in the news, July 5

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

AMES, Iowa — Sierra Charle Wroolie, of Akeley, recently graduated from Iowa State University in Aimes, Iowa, with a Bachelor of Architecture degree in Architecture, summa cum laude. Jaeger receives Bison Merit Award FARGO, N.D. — Morgan Jaeger, daughter of Todd Jaeger of Blackduck and Lisa Jaeger of Bemidji, received the Bison Merit Award at North Dakota State University. The award recognizes students with a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Jaeger will en…Bemidji · Bemidji Read Article

2025 Bush Foundation Fellowship recognizes Leech Lake Nation's Megan Treuer

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

ESKO — Leech Lake Band member Megan Treuer is in good company given the recent announcement that she would join 28 other community leaders as part of the 2025 Bush Foundation Fellowship. Awarded to those with a track record of leading change and seeking to expand their community impact, the Fellowship will allow Treuer to pursue her professional goals as the country’s first known female Native American judge and daughter of one of Minnesota’s fi…South Dakota · South Dakota Read Article

Pioneer Perspectives: Grieving lost trees and cherishing their memories

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Sometimes you just don’t know what to do. So you go with what you know. That’s what people like Cate Belleveau and Barb Lee Schueppert did in the aftermath of Bemidji’s 2025 blowdown. Cate used her event planning skills and connection to the arts; Schueppert turned to songwriting. Belleveau has organized “In Memoriam — To the Trees Lost,” a concert of regional musicians and spoken word artists. It will be held on the Beltrami County Courthouse g…Trees · Bemidji Read Article

Senior centers set weekly schedule

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

Aging Services Inc. social centers are open for lunch and other activities. You must have a reservation to attend a center and receive a lunch. Full-time centers will be offering daily takeout meals. Those interested must call the center the…See the Story

MnDOT official: Traffic signals up for possible removal are coincidence, not a specific MnDOT effort

100% Right coverage: 4 sources

CROOKSTON, Minn. — Four traffic signals in rural northwest Minnesota cities are up for removal through urban reconstruction projects being conducted by the Minnesota Department of Transportation. The four being discussed at the same time is happenstance, said a MnDOT staff member. TJ Melcher, public engagement coordinator for MnDOT District 2, said some might see the effort and think the agency is undertaking a coordinated project to remove sign…Detroit Lakes · Detroit Lakes See the Story

Are the worst of the storms behind us?

92% Right coverage: 12 sources

Maybe it’s my poor memory or perhaps my deficient recordSouth Dakota · South Dakota See the Story

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