International Falls Daily Journal

A move by Congressman Chip Cravaack could eventually have implications for Rainy Lake and other area fishing guides.

The community’s cold weather testing capabilities could be doubled with action expected by Koochiching County commissioners Tuesday.

International Falls city councilors Monday are scheduled to hear the second reading of an amendment to an ordinance that would require landlords to hire garbage service for their rental units.

The Ranier City Council is expected to consider easement appraisals for the Three Points North and Riverside Park water project when it meets Monday.

International Falls police officers have issued a few citations to owners of vehicles determined to have exhaust noise louder than allowed under state law.

The U.S. House of Representatives this week passed H.R. 4045, legislation which protects members of the Guard and Reserves impacted by the Pentagon’s change to the Post Deployment/ Mobilization Respit

U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar this week urged the Federal Communications Commission to work to boost rural broadband infrastructure.

CBP Staff Report

In memory of Darwin Fish, who passed away May 21, 2008.

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Margaret Ann Johnson, 74, of International Falls, Minn., passed away at her home Wednesday, May 16, 2012, surrounded by her family.

KayLynn Cronin caught a 23-inch walleye held up by her grandfather, Dave Cronin.

Volunteers were honored at an appreciation luncheon at Backus Community Center May 4. Pictured are some of the volunteers who attended. Ward Merrill, executive director of Citizens for Backus/AB, than

Results for the 2012 Hooked on Talent competition:

A black bear was spotted roaming around the streets of International Falls Sunday afternoon. Here, after climbing down from a tree, the bear makes its way through a 10th Street neighborhood. Local law

International Falls Police Department

Koochiching County commissioners Tuesday asked staff to gather more information about rules on homeowners renting their residences for short periods.

Mike Hanson announced Saturday that he will not seek reelection to the Commissioner District 5 seat.