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The Minnesota Department of Health has reported 30 more COVID-19 related deaths in the state for a total of 485. Polk County reported another positive test for a total of 43, Norman County has nine, Marshall County has seven positive tests. All the numbers are below – Data is for cases that were tested and […]
On Monday night, the Roseau City Council passed a resolution asking Gov. Tim Walz to allow all businesses in the community to open. Speaking with KROX on Wednesday, Mayor Jeff Pelowski said the definitions of critical and non-critical had created a double standard in rural communities. “With the guidance that we’re getting from the state
The Polk County Fair board has made a difficult decision to cancel the 2020 Polk County Fair that was scheduled for July 8-12. KROX talked with Michael Moore of the Polk County Fair and the interview is below. Moored said that the fair is canceled, but there has been talk of possibly having an event.
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center announced the arrests of the following individuals: Arvesta Tishawn Kelly, 30 of MN, for misdemeanor 5th-degree assault. Released on personal recognizance. Joel Preston Richardson, 36 of Grand Forks, ND, for felony 3rd-degree possession of methamphetamine in a school, park, or public housing zone. James Kim Bachinski, 58 of Superior, WI,
The University of Minnesota Crookston baseball program announced the signing of one of the top junior college prospects in the region with the addition of Jake Dykhoff (RHP, 6-0 195, Wadena/Minnesota State Community and Technical College). As a sophomore, Dykhoff was 1-0 in two appearances with 23 strikeouts and just three walks. He posted a
Pioneer Memorial Care Center has announced they have received confirmation that an employee has tested positive for COVID-19. The release from Lisa Frey, Administrator at Pioneer Memorial Care Center, is below – Notice to our community, I am writing today to keep you informed of our current state regarding COVID-19 We do not have COVID-19
