Thousands of trees were damaged in Beltrami County in last weekend’s powerful storms that packed winds of 120 miles per hour, leaving landowners left to remove literally acres of downed wood.

Landfill workers have been working 12 hour shifts since Saturday so Bemidjians can drop off stumps, branches and other storm damage.

Governor Tim Walz will be heading north on Tuesday to survey the damage left behind by this past weekend's storms in Beltrami ...

Thousands of people could be without power for up to a week in Beltrami County after a storm packing 100-mile-per-hour winds ...

Beltrami County officials warned residents to prepare for long-term power outages as the infrastructure was damaged in the ...

The National Weather Service in Grand Forks hasn't yet determined if tornadoes caused damage in Beltrami County, but damage ...

The Beltrami County Historical Society invites the public to a weekend of community, history and music June 28-29, at the ...

Walz and emergency managers toured the hardest hit areas, including around Bemidji, which saw straight-line winds of up to ...

Governor Tim Walz was joined by local, county, and state leaders in Bemidji on Tuesday, June 24, where he surveyed and ...

Following a devastating storm, Beltrami County Emergency Management says some residents could be without power for a week.

The Storm Prediction Center stated that the weather event affected several states, including Minnesota and the Upper ...