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UWS men’s basketball reveals 2024-25 schedule
The UWS Yellowjackets have their sights set on the hardwood, revealing the men’s basketball schedule. The Yellowjackets start their season off with an absolute treat, taking on the UMD Bulldogs, that game at Romano Gymnasium. UWS opens the regular season hosting the 14th annual Merrill Thompson Classic. The ‘Jackets...
Deadline passes for FBI to hand over documents related to Tim Walz's alleged 'long standing' China connection
A deadline set by House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer for the FBI to hand over documents related to a probe focusing on Tim Walz, the Democratic vice presidential nominee, has now passed. Comer set August 30 as the final day on which the bureau could turn in any information...
Deer River Centennial game is a thriller
DEER RIVER — The Deer River Warriors rewarded a big home crowd with a thrilling victory over Crosby/Ironton 30-24 to celebrate 100 years of Deer River football. Warriors’ QB Caiden Schjenken started the Centennial celebration off with a BANG, with a deep pass down the line to TE Nick Bakkedahl on the first play of the game. RB Tate Evans would take care of the rest, finishing off the opening drive with a touchdown. A slugfest would ensue from there between two blue-collar programs, and it was only fitting to find the Warriors on top of the Rangers 30-24. The celebration was big but short-lived as the 1-0 Warriors turn the page to South Ridge, who will arrive in Deer River next Friday, Sept. 6.
Quote Me, Howie: Legendary Hawks FB coach Mike Zagelmeyer
Note: Quote Me, Howie is powered by Perrault Construction, the trusted roofing, siding and window company in Duluth. Hermantown football coach Mike Zagelmeyer on the Hawks' 72-0, season-opening home win against Proctor on Friday night: "I thought both coaching staffs did the best they could under the circumstances. Obviously, Proctor is in a bit of a rebuild and all pitfalls that go along with that, but we needed to make sure that we played crisp and fast. I am happy for our seniors that they got to retain The Hammer and the fact we were able to get all of our players a lot of valuable playing time under the bright lights of Friday night. The experience for the young guys will only help us moving forward.
Talented Hibbing boys look to break long-standing streak
HIBBING—The last time a Hibbing High School boys cross country team advanced to the state meet was 24 years ago. Could that drought end in 2024? That’s the hope, and Bluejacket coach James Plese believes he has the team to do it. Now, everything has to fall in place for that to happen. ...
Democratic House hopeful leans into outsider image despite consulting and dark money ties
In her own telling, Rebecca Cooke is running for Congress in Wisconsin as an outsider who doesn’t “come from a career background in politics.” In a recent campaign video, she emphasized how the public “doesn’t see a lot of people” like her in Washington, D.C., a city the Democrat warned is full of “career politicians […]
National Weather Service confirms two tornados touched down in Western Wisconsin Thursday evening
EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU) - The Twin Cities National Weather Service office confirmed two tornadoes touched down in Western Wisconsin Thursday. One tornado was confirmed in Pierce County near Beldenville. The NWS said the EF-0 tornado developed 2.9 miles away from Beldenville. Winds peaked at 80mph. With the tornado being...
High School Blitz 2024: Week 2 competition before calendar turns
MILWAUKEE - High school football teams around southeast Wisconsin competed before the Labor Day weekend begins and the calendar turns to September. The FOX6 High School Blitz Game of the Week was Port Washington at Grafton. Featured games for Week 2 included: Random Lake at University School of Milwaukee, West Allis Central at Brown Deer, Franklin at Brookfield Central, Menomonee Falls at New Berlin West and Lakeside Lutheran at Lake Country Lutheran.
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