News & Local Affairs
Local grocery stores on COVID challenges and changes
Rhonda Silence-March 3 marks one year since WTIP Community Radio started coverage of the coronavirus and reporting on the COVID-19 pandemic.
Principal provides update as middle school students return to campus
-Some Cook County residents age 60-64 now eligible for COVID vaccine
Joe Friedrichs-Officials from the Cook County Public Health Department announced on WTIP March 1 that Sawtooth Mountain Clinic patients age 60-64 with certain underlying medical conditions or social stressors are no
Cook County anticipates some staff working remotely beyond pandemic
Joe Friedrichs-When the realities of an oncoming pandemic sunk in for local government in March 2020, the Cook County Management Information Services Department (MIS) had to get creative.
Future of Northeastern Minnesota Book Awards hangs in the balance
Joe Friedrichs-After more than three decades supporting and recognizing the creative talents of many North Shore writers, photographers and illustrators, the Northeastern Minnesota Book Awards (NEMBA) program is at
COVID testing for those vaccinated presents unique scenario for North Shore Health
Joe Friedrichs-Cook County continues to have the highest vaccination rate for COVID-19 in Minnesota based on the percentage of local residents who have received the vaccine.
Letter from Florida company asks Cook County residents to pay for property information
Joe Friedrichs-Local government officials are advising residents to ignore letters arriving from a company in Florida that claims to offer information about property values in Cook County.
ISD 166 discusses politics, policies, and the upcoming return to school
Rhonda Silence-Arrowhead Electric working to expand broadband service
Rhonda Silence-Weather impacts vaccine schedule in Cook County, second-dose rollout continues
Joe Friedrichs-Cook County public health officials announced this morning on WTIP there is no open enrollment this week for the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.


