An Iowa woman was injured in a squad v. bicycle crash in Shingobee Township; residents are reminded to make sure their E911 address signs are clear from brush; the Minnesota State Butterfly, the monarch, was recently listed as an endangered specie due to dwindling populations; two Bemidji residents are facing murder charges for their roles in a fatal overdose; and two were injured in an alcohol-related crash in Cass County.

A Deer River woman is facing murder and arson charges after an attack in Ball Club Sunday; and the Minnesota Supreme Court has disqualified one of the Republican candidates for the Senate 2 race in the upcoming primary on Aug. 9.

The body of a missing Beltrami County man was found Wednesday morning; the second round of childcare economic development grants is now open for applicants; U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar is praising the return of remote border access between the States and Canada; Summer pandemic EBT transfers will begin this summer for eligible school children and children 5 and younger; and the state’s unemployment rate dropped to an historic low of 1.8 percent, the lowest it’s been since the metric’s been tracked.

A law enforcement-only search for 21-year-old Logan Roy will take place in Beltrami County today, a Park Rapids man was arrested after hitting a pedestrian and fleeing the scene earlier this month, Highway 197 from Bemidji Ave. N to Highway 71 NW will be striped today, two from Pine River were arrested after a Cass County drug investigation Saturday, and a Waubun man was arrested after crashing an ATV drunk at a wedding.

A search is underway for a possibly armed vulnerable adult, Logan Roy, 21, of Puposky; and Minnesota is on track for the 100 deadliest days on the roads this summer with 193 traffic fatalities reported since Memorial Day.

A motorcyclist was injured in a crash south of Bemidji Saturday, construction on Birchmont Beach Road NE begins today, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline went live on Saturday using the new 988 number, users of Highway 2 in Cass Lake are asked to participate in a study, be aware of the symptoms of heat stroke today, and MnDOT reminds residents that private signs (political, garage sale, lost pet, etc.) are not permitted in public rights-of-way.

President Biden approved the major disaster declaration for Minnesota; the Beltrami County Board of Commissioners are set to hear an update on the Bemidji area’s child care shortage; the Bemidji City Council will review several items in their meeting Monday; two women from Red Lake were injured in a rollover crash on Highway 1 Thursday morning; and construction on Highway 1 east of Red Lake is set to begin July 25.

Beltrami County was mentioned in a recent Department of Public Safety blog post touting the dependability of FirstNet, a non-commercial public network; construction on Birchmont Beach Road begins Monday; the author of the bill legalizing THC edibles in Minnesota is working with cities and counties on creating regulations; the body of an adult male was recovered from Lake Bemidji Wednesday; and sexual assault survivors can track their “rape kits” through a new system offered by the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.

Beltrami County K9 Rip assisted with the arrest of a juvenile and apprehension of a stolen weapon last week, and private property owners are asked to submit damage reports for widespread flooding that began April 22 in Beltrami County.

The Bemidji City Council heard an update from the City Attorney’s Office. The work session meeting Monday was informational only.