• Burnsville’s Festival Security Debate | Duluth News
    Jul 4 2026

    Summer festivals in the Twin Cities suburbs draw crowds for music and fun, but rising safety concerns—especially after recent incidents tied to gangs—are forcing cities like Burnsville to foot the bill for extra private security. While the city already funds police, fire, and public works for events, organizers now seek more money to cover private security, sparking debate among council members. After a tense vote, Burnsville approved one-year funding, acknowledging the threat but also the inconvenience of longer lines. Organizers say the added costs are crushing their fundraising efforts, while officials grumble about the city’s already heavy financial commitment. Nearby suburbs like Lakeville and Eagan handle security costs differently, prompting Burnsville to consider budget amendments to keep the festival safe—and running.

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  • Camp Wanakiwin’s Big 1976 Renovation | Duluth News
    Jul 4 2026

    In 1976, Camp Wanakiwin—Minnesota’s rare YWCA camp—launched a decade-long renovation that transformed its heart with a brand-new dining hall and conference center, signaling a bold commitment to its future. As one of only two YWCA camps in the state, it stood as a beacon of community and tradition, while nearby, thousands gathered for the Denfeld all-class reunion, capturing a vibrant era of local celebration and change.

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  • Alpha News Celebrates America250 in Minnesota | Duluth News
    Jul 4 2026

    Alpha News is stepping up as Minnesota’s official partner for America250, celebrating the nation’s 250th birthday with a massive statewide push—sponsoring everything from Fourth of July concerts and baseball games to race cars and military appreciation nights, all while running a “Happy Birthday America” billboard campaign to honor veterans and communities that embody the American spirit.

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  • Happy 4th of July! - A message of Corey
    Jul 4 2026

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  • Locomotive 250 Celebrates 250th Anniversary | Duluth News
    Jul 4 2026

    Celebrate America’s 250th birthday with the North Shore Scenic Railroad’s stunningly restored diesel locomotive, No. 250—a 1956 GP9 freshly painted in patriotic blue and white stripes after 400+ hours of volunteer work. Originally donated in 2020, this historic engine will pull special trains through the Fourth of July weekend and beyond this summer, honoring the nation’s milestone with style and dedication.

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  • St Louis Court Sentences This Week | Duluth News
    Jul 4 2026

    St. Louis County courts handed down a mix of tough and lenient sentences this week, from probation and fines to prison time for drug possession, theft, and even criminal sexual conduct. Notable cases include a 25-year-old facing 51 days jail plus 13 months prison (stayed on probation), a 46-year-old fined $50 and sentenced to 26 months for domestic assault, and a 44-year-old convicted of two counts of criminal sexual conduct with prison time stayed on probation. Others received fines for driving after revocation, shoplifting, and repeated hands-free law violations — including $275 fines for repeat offenders. The court’s docket reflects a wide spectrum of offenses and outcomes, keeping the public informed on local justice.

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