CORONAVIRUS UPDATE: University Of North Dakota Going Online, Athletic Tournaments Cancelled
GRAND FORKS, ND (iNewZ.TV) There are no confirmed cases of Coronavirus at the University of North Dakota, but it’s prompted some big changes.
Canada’s Prime Minister At Home, Wife Tests Positive For Coronavirus
OTTAWA, CANADA (KROXam.com) Canada’s Prime Minister is working from home as his wife has tested positive for Coronavirus.
No Minnesota Shopping Binge, After MN Gov. Announces Closure of Restaurants And Bars On Tuesday
CROOKSTON, MN (iNewZ.TV) It appears there’s no massive shopping binge, after Minnesota Governor Tim Walz announced restaurants and bars will be closed Tuesday in response to the Coronavirus.
BREAKING NEWS: Tuesday Morning Crash In Grand Forks
GRAND FORKS, ND (iNewZ.TV) A Tuesday morning crash at 42nd Street and Demers caused a traffic jam for a few minutes as Officers cleared the scene.
Tuesday Ag Market Report
GRAND FORKS, ND (iNewZ.TV) Your Tuesday ag market report from RML Trading in Grand Forks.
Number Of Coronavirus Cases In North Dakota Jumps To 5
BISMARCK, ND (iNewZ.TV) The North Dakota State Department of Health is now reporting 4 new cases of Coronavirus on the Tuesday, March 17, 2020. Twenty-one of North Dakota’s 53 counties have now submitted samples for testing. There are positive cases in Ward, Burleigh and Cass Counties.
Fargo To Offer Drive Through COVID-19 Screening
FARGO, ND (iNewZ.TV) Fargo will be offering drive through COVID-19 screening. Fargo residents need to call their health provider first.
Victim Of Fatal Wednesday Morning Rollover Crash In Norman County Identified
SHELLY, MNN (iNewZ.TV) The victim of a fatal rollover crash near Shelly, Minnesota Wednesday morning has been identified.
DIGI-KEY COVID-19 STATEMENT: Employs 3,600 People In Thief River Falls, MN
THIEF RIVER FALLS, MN (iNewZ.TV) Statement from Digi-Key Electronics in Thief River Falls, Minnesota regarding their response to COVID-19.
Mayo Clinic Can Now Process 4,000 Covid-19 Samples A Day
ROCHESTER, MN (iNewZ.TV) Officials from the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota say they can now process as many a 4,000 COVID-19 samples a day.