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On Monday the Minnesota Court of Appeals upheld the MPCA’s decision to deny U.S. Steel’s request to let Hay Lake have sulfate levels of 79 ppm instead of the 10-ppm standard for wild rice waters. U.S. Steel expressed disappointment and said it would review its next steps (while environmental groups praised the science-based ruling).

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Essentia Health-Virginia is planning a $13 million expansion of its emergency department that will add five exam rooms (four for behavioral health patients), new technology and enhanced security. Construction will start later this year and be complete in late 2026 with funding from Essentia Health, its regional foundation, Iron Range Resources and Rehabilitation Board and donors.

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On March 31, a tip led a photographer to see a bear sow and her two cubs resting in a tree near the Millennium Trail in Superior. Fresh bear tracks and reports that the trio had been active for two weeks support the sighting.

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