In a highly anticipated announcement, the state says each school district will make individual decisions about plans to re-open, based on the amount of COVID-19 activity in the surrounding county. 

Anoka County voters are busy casting absentee ballots in the primary election, which is set for August 11th. But because of COVID-19, many more voters are voting by mail this year.

County leaders are trying to find ways to help residents and businesses pay internet service providers pay for ways to invest in high-speed internet access in rural parts of the county.

Facility has been closed because of COVID-19 since March 15 and will not re-open for fitness programming.

Energy company grant helps pay for interactive, virtual summer camp programming from Anoka County parks.

Those seeking the most common form of driver’s license in Minnesota can once again take a test but by appointment only.

State approves $8 million addition, and if district approves, work could begin next spring to add classrooms.

Thousands of materials on hold as libraries open doors to minimum capacity, large demand.