US Congresswoman Michelle Fischbach was in Ada on Monday afternoon, and met with members of the Red River Watershed Management Board on water issues in the Red River Valley. Congresswoman

Spring burning restrictions began this Monday across parts of northwest Minnesota as warm, dry conditions raise wildfire risk. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources says it will stop issuing permits

This May, the Roseau Planning Commission, along with Police and Building Officials, will conduct its annual city-wide tour to identify nuisance and building violations. Officials say the inspections help ensure

The Warroad Community Development Quarter 2 Townhall Meeting is set for April 21st from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Warroad High School Theater. Attendees will hear updates from the

Annie’s Trading Post in Warroad has officially closed, with its last day of business on March 28th. Owner Staci Howell cited personal health reasons for the decision, calling it an

A bill has been proposed in the Minnesota Legislature that would allow law enforcement to enter a residence unannounced to check any firearms you might have. R&J News asked State

In Northern Minnesota, hunting and fishing aren’t just hobbies—they’re a way of life, passed down through generations. Congresswoman Michelle Fischbach says those traditions took a step toward protection this week.

By: Graham Scher | R&J Broadcasting Inc. Warroad, Minn — Early Saturday Morning, there was a train derailment north of Warroad. It is confirmed that several train cars had fallen

We spoke with Warroad Fire Chief Damien McMillin about the ongoing situation north of Warroad. For more updates, listen to KQ92 or check KQ92.com and the KQ92 Facebook page.

A growing debate continues over the future of the Boundary Waters, as federal protections face a possible rollback in Washington.Ingrid Lyons, Executive Director of Save the Boundary Waters says the