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Woman Faces Multiple Charges after Threats Against St. Michael Teacher
The phone threats against a St. Michael-Albertville Middle School East teacher and, in fact, the entire school, have resulted in multiple felony charges against the teacher's former student, according to paperwork filed in Wright County District Court yesterday.
"Man in Black" Charged with Glenwood State Bank Armed Robbery
ALEXANDRIA, Minn. - A Minneapolis man, known as the 'Man in Black," was charged Thursday for a series of bank robberies, including the armed robbery at Glenwood State Bank in Alexandria.
Minnesota's Flu Season Sees Drop in Cases
ALEXANDRIA, Minn- According to the state Health Department, Minnesota hasn't seen a flu season this mild in years.
Volunteers Needed to Watch for Destructive Invasive Pests
St. Paul, MN - Minnesota is looking for volunteers to help keep an eye out for new infestations of emerald ash borer and other destructive invasive pests.
Alexandria Armed Robbery Leads To Assault of 85-Year-Old Man
ALEXANDRIA, Minn. - An armed robbery at a home in Alexandria sends one man to the hospital after authorities say the burglar assaulted him.
Bethel Lutherana s new pastor is living her dream
"It's hard to believe that I'm here, sometimes," Pastor Bethany Nelson said as she gazed around her office at Bethel Lutheran Church in Lester Prairie recently.
Fergus Falls students perform in honor band festival
The North West Region of the Minnesota Band Directors Association hosted an Honor Band Festival on Saturday, Jan.
Ingebrigtsen Releases 2012 Legislative Session Plan
ALEXANDRIA, Minn- The 2012 legislative session is off and running and Senator, Bill Ingebrigtsen, has a lot planned ahead.
Alexandria Business Owner and Wife Facing 29 Felony Tax Evasion Charges
ALEXANDRIA, Minn. - An Alexandria business owner and his wife were in court Monday morning, charged with 29 felony counts of not paying or filing taxes.
State of Union listeners hope for an end to D.C. gridlock
Minnesota educators, small- business owners and manufacturers listened carefully to President Obama's State of the Union address Tuesday to learn what's in it for them.
Processing Center Shut Down Could Affect Greater MN
ALEXANDRIA, Minn- There hasn't been a final decision but the USPS is still considering closing up shop to 250 processing centers and nearly 4,000 post offices nation-wide. They blame it on mail volume dropping by 20 percent in the last five years, financial slums stacking up in the billions and an over abundance of equipment and facilities that are ... (more)
Minnesota dog reunited with owner after missing for 5 months
Remi is reunited with his owner, Kali Barrett of Alexandria, Minn. on Saturday Jan.
Pilot Spared on 9/11 Speaks in Alexandria
ALEXANDRIA, Minn. A pilot, who was scheduled to fly the first plane that crashed into the World Trade Center on Sept.