A new ten-year fish monitoring report finds Minnesota’s lakes are in mostly good shape. The state DNR and Pollution Control Agency surveyed more than 900 lakes, sampling 3.7 million fish

Ross L. Gray school with the Vassar Area Community Resource Center is hosting a free summer camp for children ages five to thirteen next week. The two-day camp runs July

By Mani Souphom – R & J Broadcasting, Inc. | Wednesday, July 8, 2026 ROSEAU, Minn. — Roseau city officials are working to fix broken compressors at Memorial Arena with

Grygla Public Schools has filed an election notice for three board seats in northern Minnesota’s Independent School District 447. The filing period runs July 14th through July 28th at 5

Six months after launch, Minnesota’s Paid Leave program has approved benefits for 75,000 residents, paying out nearly 600 million dollars. The program, signed into law by Governor Walz in 2023,

Young hunters can apply for special youth deer hunts in Minnesota state parks starting Monday, July 20th through August 14th. The application-only hunts are open to youth ages 12 through

By Mani Souphom – R & J Broadcasting, Inc. | Tuesday, July 7, 2026 ROSEAU, Minn. — A quarter-century vision is finally becoming a reality as construction on the new

The Special Olympics were held last week in the Twin Cities, and Fosston Native Brad Goss has returned home with some hardware after receiving a gold medal for winning their

Minnesota is moving forward with a new initiative to provide behavioral health services to people before they’re released from jail or prison. Pending federal approval, eligible inmates at eight pilot

The Warroad Fourth of July Celebration is still looking for volunteers ahead of this week’s festivities. Organizers say 38 volunteer shifts remain open for July 3rd and 4th. Students needing