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The University of Minnesota Crookston (UMC) is planning to open this fall on schedule with a mix of on-campus and hybrid classes as well as it’s dedicated online program. The first day of school remains scheduled for August 25, and despite the challenges COVID-19 and cutting football have on enrollment, the leadership at UMC believes […]
On Monday night, the Crookston City Council voted to add sidewalks to both the north and south side of Radisson Road as part of the street improvement project currently taking place pending a review of the legal process for whether a public hearing was required. The sidewalks will extend pedestrian access through Hoven Lane Park
The Polk County Sheriff’s Office has recently received an increase in reports of scams. These scams are using scare tactics by claiming the person’s ID and Social Security number are tied into money laundering or other serious crimes out of state. The victim is then instructed to either purchase a large number of gift cards
The Minnesota Department of Health is reporting 403 new cases of COVID-19 from 5,010 tests, and six deaths. All the numbers are below. Updated July 14, 2020 Updated daily at 11 a.m., with data current as of 4 p.m. the previous day. Data is for cases that were tested and returned positive. All data
Approximately 7,000 Minnesota child care providers will be eligible for $56.6 million in funds to help ensure children’s and staff’s health and safety in their child care settings during COVID-19. The new COVID-19 Public Health Support Funds for Child Care program is specifically designed to provide support to all child care providers who qualify. Child
On Monday, July 13 Grand Forks Police Officers were dispatched to the Alerus Center at 1200 S. 42nd St. for a report of a vehicle that had struck the building. A 2010 Ford Fusion being driven by 22-year-old Grand Forks Resident Billy Mutgetsi was driving through the parking lot of the Alerus Center when the
