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The Minnesota Department of Health has released the latest COVID-19 numbers for the state and they are reporting a record high 6,853 positive tests and 39 deaths. There were 50,555 tests conducted for a positive rate of 14 percent. Polk County reported 71 new cases, while Roseau County reported 19, Pennington County-18, Norman County-16, Mahnomen […]
In order to expand access to free, “no barrier” COVID-19 testing, the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) today announced 11 new longer-term COVID-19 testing sites will open across Minnesota in the coming weeks. Ten of the testing sites will be at National Guard Armories in Albert Lea, Anoka, Crookston, Fairmont, Hibbing, Hutchinson, Inver Grove Heights,
On Tuesday, Governor Tim Walz announced new COVID-19 restrictions progressively limiting gatherings for banquets and similar events over the next few weeks, and setting a 10 p.m. curfew for bars and restaurants. KROX check in with local businesses to see how they anticipated being impacted by the new restrictions – CROOKSTON EAGLES Crookston Eagles manager
Trinity Lutheran Church, Crookston MN remains closed for all meetings, gatherings, and worship until further notice. Events determined to be essential and safe to proceed following pandemic procedures and guidelines may take place as scheduled. Please monitor Trinity’s Facebook page and website for calendar updates and announcements. Worship on Sunday will be broadcast live at
The Crookston School District has issued a notice to the parents/guardians of Crookston High School students that there has been one positive COVID-19 case at the Crookston High School. The official general notice is below – General Notification: One individual has tested positive for COVID-19 at Crookston High School.
As hospitals express concern about capacity to treat Minnesotans with COVID-19, Governor Tim Walz today announced new restrictions aimed at curbing the spread of the virus in Minnesota. Beginning on Friday, the restrictions will apply to social gatherings, celebrations and receptions, and bars and restaurants, which are three of the most significant sources of COVID-19
