Hannah Davis

Passover is my favorite Jewish holiday. I love the ritualistic combination of profundity and utter silliness, I love the simultaneous focus on past, present and future, and I have even come to love the eggs in salt water. But most of all, I love it because it’s the Jewish holiday that my family doe

of 2 Forest Lake teen finds new heights in aviation career through National Guard Aubrey Hansen grew up soaring on the stage.

Skaters, bikers, and scooters took to Wyoming’s skate park at Goodview Park during the 80-plus degree day on Saturday, April 13.

Two new Forest Lake restaurants open

The Rangers track and field team competed at Irondale High School.

The Rangers boys golf team’s season is underway, as the Rangers faced off against Duluth Denfeld and East, Highland Park, Legacy Christian Academy, Park of Cottage Grove, St. Francis, and

Kansas City's Mayor wants to recruit illegal aliens from other states to live and work in his city, suggesting they could help alleviate the "worker shortage." The idea has gained strong opposition.

Mexicans living in the United States sent home over $63 billion last year, almost double what was remitted in 2018. In fact, so much money was transferred from the United States to Mexico as remittances that it accounted for 4.3% of Mexico’s Gross Domestic Product, or GDP.

A new law in Georgia mandates that all local law enforcement agencies coordinate with federal authorities on matters regarding illegal aliens. Unfortunately, it took the life of Laken Riley to underscore the potential threat to public safety posed by unvetted aliens and to strengthen Georgia's laws.

City implementing some key changes, aims for better environment It's been a year and a half since Forest Lake has had a parks, trails and