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MDH sues 2 Minnesota restaurants that allowed dine-in service during COVID-19 pause Published  (FOX 9) - The Minnesota Department of Health has filed lawsuits against two restaurants that remained open during the COVID-19 pause that the state says are now operating without restaurant licenses. According to MDH, lawsuits against The Interchange in Albert Lea and King Sparrow Coffee and Soda Shop in Milaca were filed last week. The state says both restaurants were notified in December of pending...

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 ...

Here are Minnesota snow totals from Thursday-Friday winter storm Its a slushy mess in the metro, but snow did pile up in southern counties. Author: Bruce Ciskie Theres no doubt at this point that the latest winter storm to barrel through Minnesota proved to be a bit of a bust, with snow melting on impact and compacting due to a high moisture content to result in the perfect storm of slush and lower snow totals than were forecast.  Far southern Minnesota appears to have gotten hit the hardest, ...

Two win $1 million prizes in Minnesota Lottery raffle The winning tickets were sold in Bloomington and St. Cloud. Author: Two people have started 2021 as millionaires (well, pre-tax millionaires) after winning seven-figure sums in the Minnesota Millionaire Raffle. The Minnesota Lottery announced that two tickets have won $1 million in the New Years Day raffle, with a further five players holding tickets worth $100,000. The lottery says that the $1 million tickets were sold at the following loca...

Fargo, ND, USA / Y94 Dec 30, 2020 6:48 AM ST. PAUL, MINN. (KFGO) – An East Grand Forks restaurant and two other establishments elsewhere in Minnesota are in trouble with the state for violating the COVID order banning in-person service. The State Department of Health issued a cease-and-desist order and license suspension notice to Joe’s Diner in East Grand Forks. Investigators say the diner was serving food on December 17th and a server was not wearing a mask and a follow-up inspection five...

Readers View: Majority of voters still support Stauber I am thankful voters throughout the 8th Congressional District soundly sent Stauber back to Congress for another term.  Written By: David Peterson, Cloquet | 8:00 am, Dec. 24, 2020 × While partisans will keep being partisan and take unmerited cheap shots on these Opinion pages at Congressman Pete Stauber, I am thankful voters throughout the 8th Congressional District soundly sent Stauber back to Congress for another...

So Youre Telling Me Theres a Chance? Numbing Christmas may follow a few inches of snow A mild bias lingers into Monday, but models continue to hint at a few inches of snow next Tuesday into Wednesday. A white(ish) Christmas is still possible, a cold Christmas is likely   By Paul Douglas Text size Copy shortlink: We May Get That White Christmas After All Turns out Mother Nature is a bit of a drama queen. After teasing winter weather...

Quiet Weather Weekend - Getting Cold In Time For Christmas While quiet weather is expected this weekend, we do watch the chance for some snow and much colder weather next week. Click for more details. - D.J. Kayser   By D.J. Kayser Text size Copy shortlink: Statewide Snow Depth Its still hard to find snow on the ground across most of the state as we head into the weekend before Christmas, though odds are a bit higher as you head in...

20 years ago: 2000 The Mille Lacs Band was recruiting for their new Tribal Civilian Community Corps, to complete community projects. The Isle Cub Scouts visited the Mille Lacs Nursing Home in Onamia and helped fill bird feeders. The DNR provided feedback to MnDOT on the potential environmental impacts of the Hwy. 169 project. 30 years ago: 1990 By a margin of 44 votes, a community center addition to Nyquist Elementary was voted by local citizens. The Onamia School Board established a petroleum ...

Think you can name a road trip destination without looking at a map? Every Wednesday during the Drive Home with Adam, tune in to play Random Road Trip. The premise is simple -- Adams planned out a road trip, but hes not telling you where youre going. Instead, hell give you a series of directions starting from St. Cloud, which you have to follow along with in order to name the final destination. Youre welcome to follow along on a map if you need to, but if you can do it in your head -- more p...