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Menards ordered to stop selling pesticides the company claimed could be used against COVID
MADISON – The Environmental Protection Agency is ordering Menards to stop selling two unregistered pesticides marketed as useful against COVID-19. The company was ordered Thursday to stop selling and distributing the "Antimicrobial Filter" and the "Allergen Filter" because they are treated with unregistered pesticides. The company claimed the two products "could or should be used against COVID-19." ...
Man charged after Iron Range stabbing over puppy
VIRGINIA, Minn. -- A Virginia man has been charged after he allegedly stabbed two people over a puppy. Jordan Raati, 32, was charged with aggravated robbery and two counts of assault with a dangerous weapon. Around 1:15 a.m. on Aug. 14, police responded to the report of multiple stabbing victims...
Blackberry Farm hosts 40th annual Threshing Show
The North Central Minnesota Farm and Antique Association celebrated their 40th annual Threshing Show event at the Blackberry Farm. This year’s event included Antique tractors, stationary engines, the Baudette Power Plant, Farm Demonstrations, Sawmill and shingle making, barrel making, farm animals, live music, food and much more. This is a nonprofit club that consists of a group of hardworking people who share a passion for the passing of the past. Saturday night had an added bonus that was included in appreciation of all those hard working people who bring this event to life and for all those who come out and watch this event. It included an evening band called Blackhoof, beer garden and fireworks to end the night. Proceeds from this event help cover the clubs upkeep and operating expenses.
NHPI leaders join forces to support Harris-Walz
State Senate majority floor leader Jarrett Keohokalole, Honolulu City Council vice chair Esther Kiaaina, Guam Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero and the founders of a popular Pacific Islander Facebook group announced Friday they launched a new coalition to support presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris and running mate Tim Walz. Native...
Arts Briefs: Awards a-plenty! Minnesota artists, authors and cornhole-players take home prizes.
Arts Briefs is a weekly roundup of Minnesota arts news compiled by the MPR News arts and culture team. The McKnight Foundation has announced its 2024 Distinguished Artist Award. This award is given to an artist who lives and works in Minnesota and whose work has local, regional or national significance.
With State Fair 1 week out, a refresh on parking, pricing and more
ST. PAUL, Minn. — The Great Minnesota Get-Together is now just one week away.Over 12 consecutive days, a total of close to 2 million people are expected to visit the state fairgrounds. New this year: six additional food vendors, 30 new food items and even an iOS and Android app. Fair organizers are reminding anyone planning a trip to do just that – plan. It starts with getting to the fair, and there are options, including:31 free park and ride locations13 sites featuring state fair express bus service (for a small fee)Two designated drop off zones for app-based ridesharing servicesMetro Transit...
Grand Rapids City Council ready for 63-unit housing complex near library
There was a round of applause at Monday’s Grand Rapids City Council meeting as Mayor Tasha Connelly administered the oath of office for Grand Rapids Police Officer Michelle Norris, who accepted a promotion, becoming the first female officer in the department to hold the position. Norris was surrounded by several generations of her family who were there to support her achievement, as was police officer Jeff Madsen who was also greeted with a round of applause and situated amongst his wife, children and family. Madsen...
Twin Cities Motorcycle Crash Leads to 11th Death in Seven Days on Minnesota’s Roads
Minneapolis, MN (KROC-AM News)- A motorcyclist lost her life in a crash on a freeway in the Twin Cities early Friday morning. She’s become at least the eleventh person to die on Minnesota’s roads in the past week. A motorcyclist, identified as 20-year-old Cooper Russell Bertram of Elko also died in a construction zone I-35 Wednesday night in southern Scott County.
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