(KNOX) – The Board of Trustees of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities has approved a tuition hike of 6.25% for students this fall. The move impacts all 33 colleges and universities within the system.
The increase was part of the fiscal year 2027 budget adopted by the board. Over the last decade tuition increases have averaged less than 3% per year. One reason given for the tuition jump is that Minnesota State did not receive any new operating funding from the legislature in the last budgeting session.
The system includes 26 community and technical colleges and seven state universities serving some 270,000 students.
DB/KNOX


Cavalier County Motorists Struggling Against Road Construction Project
(KNOX) - Cavalier County motorists are frustrated with a road construction project on Highway 1. The state highway between Nekoma and Langdon is being rebuilt, with Knife River Materials executing the project. However, area motorists and producers a...
Jun 11, 2026

Osowski Edges King in Tight Ward 2 Race, Salentiny Joins GF City Council
(KNOX) - Rebecca Osowski appears to have retained her position on the Grand Forks City Council in one of tightest races of the night. Osowski earned 241 votes, besting Ryan King's 239. The total is likely close enough for a recount. Angela Salentiny...
Jun 09, 2026

West Fargo Man Charged with Sex Abuse Against Boys
(KNOX) - A West Fargo man has been charged with sexual abuse against two boys. Shawn Gould is charged with two AA felony charges of gross sexual imposition. Each charge carries a maximum sentence of life in prison without parole. West Fargo Police of...
Jun 09, 2026

Cirrus Added to Military's Prohibited List
(Grand Forks) - Cirrus Design Corporation has been added to a list of companies prohibited from U.S. Department of War contracts. The company was added to the list that includes a total of 189 companies that cannot enter into, or extend contracts wit...
Jun 09, 2026





