PassportArchive for Aug. 26 2020
Looting and Unrest in Minneapolis Following Homicide Suspect’s Death
In Minneapolis tonight, hostile crowds have been gathering and looting some stores after a homicide suspect’s death by suicide. The unrest follows the death Wednesday night of a man wanted…
Read MoreNew Elementary Schools Set to Open in Grand Rapids
Two new elementary schools will be opening this fall in the Grand Rapids Public School District. The East Rapids and West Rapids Elementary schools will have about 600 students in…
Read MoreGood Food, Good Life, 365 – Once Around the Herb Garden Dollop (or Drizzle)
Once Around the Herb Garden Dollop (or Drizzle) 1 cup tightly packed chopped parsley 1/2 cup tightly packed chopped mint 2 to 4 tablespoons chopped chives Juice of 1 lemon…
Read MoreOver 300 Cases of COVID-19 Now Reported in Beltrami County
In Beltrami County, cases of COVID-19 have now passed 300 for a total of 305 cases with one death reported so far. There is currently one person hospitalized, and Beltrami…
Read MoreCOVID-19 Relief Grants Created to Help Communities in Need
Communities affected by COVID-19 are eligible for new grant funding through the Minnesota Department of Public Safety Office of Justice Program. The program is offering $8 million in new grants…
Read MoreSuspect in Theft Leads Deputies On a Chase in Little Falls
A man was taken into custody after a theft complaint at a Little Falls Walmart store and a flight from deputies. According to a report from the Morrison County Sheriff’s…
Read MoreOver 500 New Cases of COVID-19 in Minnesota Reported Wednesday
The Minnesota Department of Health has reported 542 new coronavirus cases and 14 new deaths from the virus today for a total of 71,236 cases and 1,793 deaths in the…
Read MoreNOVA: Cat Tales
September 2 at 7 pm — Tune in or stream with the PBS app and online at video.lptv.org. Worshipped as a goddess, condemned as satanic, and spun into a stunning…
Read MoreBemidji Girls Tennis Bests Rocori in Season Opener
Originally aired August 25, 2020
Read MoreLong Prairie Man Sentenced to Life For Murder of His Parents
A 23-year-old Long Prairie man pleaded guilty on Monday to murdering his parents and was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. Dylan Bennett entered the plea…
Read MoreMN Plans to Boost COVID-19 Testing Capacity with Saliva Testing Lab
Minnesota plans to more than double its coronavirus testing capacity by partnering with a national distributor of a rapid saliva test and establishing a new lab to process the results.…
Read MoreTech Drive Tuesdays Provides Computer Equipment to Students for Upcoming School Year
Because this school year will involve unique challenges for some families due to the global pandemic, Affinity Plus Federal Credit Union, Minnesota Computers for Schools, and KARE 11 have all…
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