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RIVER ACCESS AND 1ST STREET NE ARE BLOCKED OFF DUE TO RISING RIVER LEVELS

Updated Friday, March 25 (at 9:20 AM) With the rising river levels, access to both rivers (Red Lake River and Red River of the North) has been blocked off. 1st St NE has also been blocked off, starting by the Louis Murray Bridge over to Hill St NW by the train bridge. Updated Friday, March […]

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ARREST/FIRE REPORT- MARCH 25, 2022

The Northwest Regional Corrections Center in Crookston made the following arrests. Gregory Lee Boulduc, 62, of East Grand Forks, for 5th-Degree Drug Possession Abby Lee Mosbeck, 40, of Red Lake Falls, for Failure to Appear David Maurice Solberg, 61, of Crookston, for 2nd-Degree DUI

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CHS FABRICATION AND WELDING CLASS FINISH ANOTHER PROJECT FOR SEMESTER

The Crookston High School Fabrication and Welding I class and their teacher, Travis Oliver will be on Focus on Education this Saturday morning, who have completed one of their major projects for the semester. The class was tasked with taking a raw, flat piece of metal and use the tools and machines provided to them

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COMPASSIONATE ALTRU NURSE RECIEVES DAISY AWARD FOR CARE TO A MUCH-LOVED FATHER

Emily Berdan, RN, a nurse at Altru Health System, is being honored with The DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses ®. The award is part of the DAISY Foundation’s mission to recognize the extraordinary, compassionate nursing care nurses provide patients and families every day. “My dad was in the hospital for 35 nights and 36 days,”

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POLK COUNTY BOAT RAMPS AROUND EGF ARE CLOSED

The Polk County Sheriff’s Office, East Grand Forks Police Department and East Grand Forks Fire Department are advisingdue to flood stage exceeding 28 feet, all boat landing access to the Red River will be closed on the Polk County side of the river starting today 3/24/2022.  The only access will be for emergency personnel. The

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MNDOT WARNS OF WATER OVER ROAD ON HIGHWAY 9 SOUTH OF ADA

Updated Thursday, March 24 (at 6:00 AM) Motorists traveling on Highway 9 south of Ada are advised to drive with caution. There is water over the road at mile point 190 to 191. Signage has been placed in the area. Updated Friday, March 25 (at 8:30 AM) The Minnesota Department of Transportation has removed signage of

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