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Photo by Laura James from Pexels By KNSI’s Jake Judd: (KNSI) – The Senior Dining Frozen Meal Expansion Project started incorporating frozen foods, developing pop-up sites, and partnering with food shelves to more than triple its capacity and preparing and delivering about 91,000 meals per month, up from 26,000 meals a month the previous year. The nutritious frozen meals meet one-third of the recommended daily allowance for seniors and are packaged in microwave- and oven-safe containers. The...

Heres how much snow fell in Minnesota on Sunday Some localized areas saw more than expected. Author: Credit: Bring Me The News A winter weather system has left a blanket of wet, slushy snow across the southern half of Minnesota on Sunday. The storm became quite heavy at times, but the snow it left behind isnt expected to last for long, with the sun emerging Sunday afternoon, and while temps will be below freezing on Monday, itll be followed by several days in the 50s. While the snow was heavy i...

Outdoornews February 25, 2021 District 1 – Baudette area CO Demosthenes Regas (Blackduck) worked snowmobile enforcement and angling activity on special-regulation lakes this past week. Time also was spent patrolling area grant-in-aid snowmobile trails with neighboring officers.  CO Eric Benjamin (Warroad) continued his focus on angling and off-highway vehicle enforcement this past week. Enforcement action taken this past week included a motor vehicle other than a snowmobile operating on a st...

As much of the country braces against a treacherous cold blast and historically low temperatures, Minnesotans continue going about their lives -- and enjoying ice cream.

Woman faces felony criminal vehicular homicide; and 2 others charged with helping her hid her vehicle. Written By: Brainerd Dispatch | × An 18-year-old Onamia woman faces criminal vehicular homicide charges after hitting a pedestrian and leaving him for dead — and two men were charged with aiding her to avoid arrest. Gabrielle Madison Jellum appeared Feb. 2 in Mille Lacs County District Court in Milaca, where she was also charged with two felony counts of failing to stop in a traffic colli...

Scientists read centuries of history in tree rings     PLATTEVILLE, Wisconsin (Wisconsin State Journal ) — Some people use clocks and calendars to track time. Evan Larson and Christopher Underwood use trees. Across a valley, they can recognize the contorted, reaching branches that distinguish an old oak from the more plentiful variety that sprung up around 1850 as European settlers moved into southwestern Wisconsin. A pencil-sized rod pulled from a tree trunk is like a weather almanac. L...

UW-Platteville geographers sampled oaks across the Driftless region, including some that have been growing since the 1700s. They sampled rafters from historic homes and barns built from locally harvested timber

The man suffered non-life-threatening injuries. Written By: Brainerd Dispatch | × MILACA — A St. Paul man was injured in a two-vehicle crash in Milaca Township Friday, Feb. 5. The Minnesota State Patrol reported Blong Xiong, 53, was southbound on Highway 169 in his 2003 Toyota Corolla at 12:47 p.m. Friday, when a 2013 Hyundai Sonata, driven by 16-year-old Amber Marie Sienko of Milaca, was traveling west on 160th Street and failed to yield, striking the side of Xiong’s vehicle, causing it...

Minnesota Heath Department is Suing Albert Lea Wine Bar Enter your number to get our free mobile app Albert Lea, MN (KROC-AM News) - A business in Albert Lea is being sued by the Minnesota Department of Health for operating without a license. The Interchange was given notice of the health departments decision to suspend the wine bars food and beverage licenses in December over violations of the COVID-19 restrictions ordered by the governor that limited bars and restaurants to only take out and ...