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Keep back-to-school shopping receipts for tax time savings with the K-12 Education Credit and Subtraction

The Minnesota Department of Revenue reminds parents and caregivers that by saving back-to-school shopping receipts for purchases made this year, they can claim valuable K-12 tax benefits at tax time next year. Two tax benefits can help Minnesota families pay expenses related to their child’s education: the refundable K-12 Education Credit (income limits apply) and the K-12 Education

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Altru Health System recognized nationally for telehealth innovation through an American Heart Association initiative

Altru Health System is celebrating the successful completion of its three-year partnership with the American Heart Association’s Center for Telehealth Learning Collaborative and the continuation of that work through a new one-year sustainability and expansion agreement. Three years ago, Altru was selected as one of only 12 health care organizations nationwide to participate in the

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ARREST/FIRE REPORT August 20, 2026

The Northwest Regional Corrections Center in Crookston has reported the arrest of the following: David Richard Engelbert, 37, of Crookston, for disorderly conduct Crookston Fire Calls Fire Report On Wednesday, August 19th, at 2:18 p.m., the Crookston Fire Department responded to a report of a grass fire on the intersection of 160th Street SW and 240th

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The Crookston Ways and Means Committee received funding proposals from local non-profit groups at Monday’s meeting

The Crookston City Council’s Ways and Means Committee met on Monday in the council chambers at City Hall. The committee received funding presentations from local non-profit organizations, which were requested ahead of further discussions on the preliminary 2027 budget. In total, seven groups submitted applications to the city seeking funding assistance in 2027. The first

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Fall nitrogen restrictions begin September 1

Minnesota’s fall nitrogen fertilizer restrictions in vulnerable groundwater areas take effect September 1. The Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) is reminding producers to confirm whether their fields fall within restricted zones and to monitor soil temperatures closely where fall application is allowed. Under the Groundwater Protection Rule, fall nitrogen fertilizer application is prohibited in designated vulnerable

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