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Top Park Rapids Enterprise News

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: 734 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

Frisch: Crankin Summer Bass

Alexandria, Minnesota · Alexandria

Frisch: Crankin Summer Bass

69% Right coverage: 13 sources

ALEXANDRIA — I live near Alexandria, Minnesota, which is famous for its good bass fishing. The area features deep lakes, shallow lakes, and lots of largemouth bass. With this diversity of waters, the area offers everything a bass angler could want in terms of fishing patterns and techniques. Anglers can fish deep, clear, and what I call “weedline lakes” utilizing Ned Rigs, dropshots, and Texas-rigged plastics in depths from 12-20 feet of water. …See the Story

Blindspots

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

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

New Minnesota law lifts hot tub regulations for short-term rentals

67% Right coverage: 12 sources

The “free the hot tub” act gives vacation rental owners regulatory clarity and uniformity across the state.Minnesota · Minnesota 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

Stormy Start to the 4th

73% Center coverage: 11 sources

Storms to start the 4th with lightning and downpours as the main threat. Most of the activity clear by late morning, so keep that in mind for early morning parades.Independence Day · Grand Forks See the Story

Triumph and tragedy run side-by-side in Wilson Bros. Logging story

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

A member of one of the area’s leading logging families brought his research into his family history to the Hubbard County Historical Society’s first program of the summer on Monday, June 30. Ken Wilson traced his ancestry back to Scots Irish Protestants who left County Donegal in the north of Ireland in the 1800s and settled in Ontario. Their descendants moved down into Minnesota to farm, log, and live varied and interesting lives in and around …Park Rapids · Park Rapids Read Article

Minnesota Won a Confederate Battle Flag From Virginia at Gettysburg. Here's Why It Won't Give It Back.

58% Right coverage: 19 sources

There might not be a lot of mystery surroundinghow the Civil War turned out when it ended in April 1865. In the simplest of oversimplified nutshells: The Union defeated the Confederacy. The nation was restored. And slavery was abolished. Cue documentarian Ken Burns for the rest of the details. But one Civil War mystery still brews long after Robert E. Lee’s Confederate army surrendered at Appomattox on April 9, 1865. It involves a question over…Civil War · South Carolina See the Story

After 6 Years, Two Harbors Lighthouse Beacon Will Again Sweep Across Lake Superior

55% Right coverage: 11 sources

DULUTH — It won’t just be fireworks lighting up the night sky in Two Harbors this Fourth of July. For the first time in six years, the iconic light from the North Shore city’s lighthouse beacon 25 miles northeast of Duluth will once again sweep across Lake Superior. The lighthouse’s light went dark in November 2019 due to a hardware failure. With help from the U.S. Coast Guard, four volunteer lighthouse keepers with the Lake County Historical So…Two Harbors · Two Harbors See the Story

MN Sheriffs Sue State over New Law About Jail Medication They Say Could Have 'Deadly Consequences'

53% Right coverage: 15 sources

Part of the Larry R. Hill Medical Reform Act includes a requirement for jails to administer medication that was prescribed to inmates outside of jail, but just a day into the new law, it's already causing controversy.Becker County · Becker County See the Story

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