By Mani Souphom – R & J Broadcasting, Inc. | Thursday, April 15, 2026 ROSEAU, Minn. – The City of Roseau received an unmodified audit opinion, the highest level of

Michelle Fischbach of Minnesota’s Seventh Congressional District has introduced bipartisan legislation, known as the Biobased Materials Investment and Production Act, aimed at expanding markets for farmers in the region. The

The Spring season is officially underway at Itasca State Park, which means that now’s a great time to see what the park has to offer. Itasca State Park Naturalist Sandra

The annual Grygla Lions Club Smelt Fry is happening this coming Saturday, April 18th in Grygla. The event is a longtime tradition that brings the community together over baskets of

Much of Northwest Minnesota is in a spring burning restriction, and the Minnesota DNR is reminding residents to do their part in preventing wildfires. Darren Bundy of the Minnesota DNR

Roseau County residents are being reminded to prepare as Severe Weather Awareness Week runs April 13th through the 17th across Minnesota. The campaign, led by Minnesota Homeland Security and Emergency

Starting in May, camping at Minnesota state forest campgrounds will operate under a new “same day pay then stay” system. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources says campers will now

Minnesota exports fell sharply last year, with state officials pointing to tariffs and global uncertainty as key factors impacting trade-heavy regions, including northern and northwestern Minnesota. A new report from

Governor Tim Walz has announced two new judicial appointments in the Minnesota’s Ninth Judicial District. Max Schafer-LaCoursiere and Symon Schindler-Syme have been selected to serve as District Court Judges. Schafer-LaCoursiere

The Minnesota Department of Health has updated its fish consumption guidelines after new testing found mercury and PFAS chemicals in fish tissue from some Minnesota waters. Officials say the updated