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The Minnesota Department of Health is reporting 493 new cases of COVID-19, and 35 new deaths. There were no new cases reported in Polk County. All of the numbers are below. Data is for cases that were tested and returned positive. All data are preliminary and may change as cases are investigated. Many data points […]
Almost 400,000 people who use the federally funded Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program in Minnesota now have more options to buy food safely. Starting May 28, 2020, they can purchase groceries online using their Electronic Benefit Transfer cards. For now, Walmart and Amazon are the only online retailers approved by the United States Department of Agriculture for SNAP
Crookston High School Principal Eric Buba wrote a letter to high school students, parents, and the public. Now that school is done for the year, planning begins for next year. The letter is below – The End is the Beginning The month of May is when school comes to an end, but in many ways
This week would have been a lot of high school softball and baseball playoffs talk, sub-section track and golf, boys tennis, and other high school tourney talk in the column. Unfortunately, that isn’t the case this year because everything has been canceled. It has been a tough start to the week here at KROX with
Governor Tim Walz today signed 21 bills into law, including measures to support farmers and meat processing plants through COVID-19, provide over $70 million to support renewable energy projects, and make other technical changes. “This package of legislation is a product of the extensive bipartisan collaboration that has taken place in the midst of the
Warren-Alvarado-Oslo held graduation on Friday night at the drive-in theater. Below are a couple of pictures and the video from the ceremony submitted by the school. [yotuwp type=”videos” id=”AeYgdT_GR80″ ]
