NSS Daily: Tuesday, March 3, 2026
White Earth Nation gets federal health accreditation, cursive makes a comeback, and a new effort to investigate and prosecute misconduct by federal agents during Operation Metro Surge.
White Earth Nation gets federal health accreditation, cursive makes a comeback, and a new effort to investigate and prosecute misconduct by federal agents during Operation Metro Surge.

Schools in Hibbing and Duluth face challenges, the Arrowhead gets a late-season snow boost, and the Minnesota budget forecast looks good — for now.

An arrest after threats against state government leaders, a push to keep dairy farmers afloat, Governor Tim Walz says a federal Medicaid funding freeze targets Minnesota’s most vulnerable — not fraud.

An ICE whistleblower accuses the agency of defective training, some big changes await Bemidji schools, and Minnesota lawmakers move to make students safer from grooming.
