And: Minnesotans to see significantly higher health insurance premiums; Leech Lake Band member leads MMIR Office; and Highway 87 construction in Hubbard County starts Monday.

And: Lakeland PBS facing financial crisis after federal cuts; and Gull Lake resort expansion's environmental review now available.

Plus: A Cass Lake-Bena teacher was among those attending the American Federation of Teachers conference in Washington, D.C.

Plus: MnDOT seeks comments on Greater Minnesota Transit Plan; volunteers needed for Starry Trek

Plus: MnDOT will host a public meeting on the future of the Highway 73 corridor in Chisholm; and a Central Lakes College adviser keeps the college pathway open for first-generation students.

Department of Natural Resources climatologist Pete Boulay discusses how the state defines basins, the perennial debate with Wisconsin (Spoiler: We win) and lake names.

Plus: the administrative trial is underway on whether Northern Township will become a city or Bemidji's boundaries will include land around Lake Bemidji; and a new study by the University of Minnesota indicates the surf from wakeboats can cause ecological harm in depths less than 20 feet.

And: Sen. Tina Smith has two bills in the first major housing legislation package in 17 years; and filings open for November elections.

And: Organizers hope the Nymore community picnic is the first of many Bemidji neighborhood gatherings.

Plus: the St. Louis County Sheriff's Office released video of the July 15 officer-involved shooting; Minnesota Power and state agencies heard public comments in Cohasset Monday; and Minnesota's e-bike rebate lottery opens July 30, 2025.