Plus: Invasive emerald ash borer was confirmed in Itasca County for the first time; Drought is on its way out after multiple inches of rain this week; Sanford Bemidji President and CEO announces retirement and successor; and the state pollution control agency is taking comment on Itasca County's update to its solid waste permit.

Plus: Environmental groups threaten legal action against Boswell Energy Center; the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives Office announces new tip program

And: Trump delays mercury limit for taconite plants; and DNR confirms zebra mussels in Beltrami Lake.

Plus: A state trooper testified Monday in the case of Cyndi Martin, who faces a criminal vehicular manslaughter charge in Itasca County; and the Bemidji Chamber offers bonus "Chamber Bucks."

Dr. Hilary Seligman, a University of California, San Francisco professor of medicine, discusses the "triple loss" of SNAP, Medicaid and strong food banks and pantries.

Plus: Minnesota's U.S. representatives split vote on rescission package; the Leech Lake Tribal Council gives permission to Grand Rapids and Deer River to keep mascots; the Roseau River Wildlife Management Area is closed to vehicles this summer

Plus: The Boys and Girls Clubs of the Northland continue to deal with staffing challenges; and MnDOT crews will begin a project on Highway 2 in Grand Rapids starting Monday, July 21.

And: Administrative law judge recommends blocking sale of Minnesota Power parent company ALLETE; Roadwork underway on Highway 89 near Grygla.

Plus: Hundreds to be laid off after grocery store chain sale in Brainerd lakes area; and Itasca County delays an agreement on Grand Rapids library.

And: One suspect in Cloquet armed robbery in custody; Crow Wing County signs agreement with USDA; and election clerks are getting proactive with messaging to win over skeptics.