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Red Lake Tribal Police involved in fatal shooting; St. Louis County IDs inmate who died

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By Chelsey Perkins Verified, Larissa Donovan Verified, Megan Buffington
| KAXE-FM (Grand Rapids, MN) Verified
The partial acquisition is slated to finalize in October 2026. Founders say the move means greater production and distribution capabilities for the Bemidji brand. Tuesday’s record-breaking turnout was likely driven by competitive races for Minnesota governor on the Republican side and the U.S. Senate on the Democratic-Farmer-Labor side.
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Live updates: Voters narrowing fields of candidates in primary election

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By Chelsey Perkins Verified
| KAXE-FM (Grand Rapids, MN) Verified
Happy Primary Election Day, Minnesota! Most polling places in the state open at 7 a.m. today. All are open until 8 p.m. As long as you're in line by 8 p.m., you can vote, even if you do not reach the front of the line until after 8. (In state and federal elections, towns with less than 500 residents are not required to open until 10 a.m. but most choose to open at 7 a.m. anyway. See a list of towns here with polling places that will open later than 7 a.m.) Aren't registered to vote yet?
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Judge orders reduced sentence in Martin’s criminal vehicular homicide case Original

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By Chelsey Perkins Verified, Minnesota Reformer
| Minnesota Reformer
Cynthia “Cyndy” Martin, a well known northern Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor activist, was sentenced to 364 days in the Itasca County Jail for leaving the scene the night of July 3, 2024, after she struck a 19-year-old pedestrian on Highway 169 near Nashwauk. Martin must also spend each Fourth of July holiday in jail during her five-year probation period, complete 100 hours of community service, pay a $1,085 fine and comply with several other conditions of probation upon release.
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