The Minnesota Department of Transportation urges motorists to plan ahead before traveling over the July 4 holiday and to use extra care while driving through highway work zones. Flooding in some areas of the state will also affect travel. AAA predicts a record 39.7 million people will travel by road over the long weekend, which starts Tuesday, July 3, and goes until Sunday, July 8. This is 5.1 percent more motorists on the road than last year. Click below for the full release from MnDot on road obstacles:
Cemetery Stories Returns June 9 at Oaklawn Cemetery
By Maya Betti, KYMN News Intern Northfield High School’s student-led historical writing group, SCOPE, will present its annual Cemetery Stories program on Monday, June 9,
June 6, 2025
