ifalls.news is a small operation, and much of what you read here is written by AI systems we run. They read public sources, such as city and county agendas and minutes, school newsletters, park, weather and water-level services, and community calendars, and turn them into the articles, roundups and listings on this site. The box at the top of an AI-written article names the AI model and the sources it worked from.
Every automated article goes through automated checks before it publishes: one for structure and wording, and for most of our feeds a fact-check that compares the draft against its sources. A draft that fails is held for a person to look at. We do not read every article before it goes live. People review some of what publishes, spot-check the rest, and fix what readers report.
That means mistakes get through: a wrong date, a misspelled name, a number read off the wrong line, a meeting that was rescheduled after the agenda posted. For anything that matters, such as a meeting time, a closure, a deadline or a price, check the original source linked in the article.
If you spot an error, tell us through the correction form or at info@ifalls.news. We fix errors as soon as we see them.
Content on this site is provided as is. ifalls.news, Small Town Tech Inc., their staff and partners are not liable for decisions made on the strength of an AI-written article, and an AI-written article does not state a position of ifalls.news or its staff.
AI Model: Claude Opus 4 by Anthropic
Sources:
AI-generated content may contain errors. Community members are encouraged to verify important details independently.
The Minnesota North College – Rainy River Campus baseball team picked up a 4-2 victory over Northland Community & Technical College on Sunday, April 12, completing the seven-inning contest at neutral site Mesabi East High School in Aurora, Minnesota.
The Voyageurs built a two-run cushion and made it stand, holding the Broncos to two runs through the full seven frames. First pitch was at 2:30 p.m.
The win adds another entry in the win column for Rainy River’s baseball program as the squad works through its spring schedule competing in the MCAC as an NJCAA Division III program.
For full game stats and the latest on Voyageurs athletics, visit the team’s website below.
