Byron News

Share + Nov 25, 2009 10:56 pm US/Central Reporting Don Shelby BASRA, Iraq 1 of 1 Students at the Al Hojarat School for Boys and Girls are getting supplies they need badly.

Southeast Minnesota schools continue to go the distance thanks to a funding boost.

Representatives of four businesses told the Byron City Council on Wednesday what they will do to better comply with the city alcohol ordinance.

Numerous criminal charges have been filed against a Rochester man stemming from a high-speed pursuit that started in Byron and ended in Rochester late Saturday.

Investigators will need weeks to figure out why a tour bus crashed Wednesday afternoon on Interstate 90, killing two women, a State Patrol spokesman said today.

Firefighters, paramedics, emergency-room physicians, nurses and hospital staff undergo extensive training for multiple-trauma events such as tornadoes, major fires and serious traffic accidents.

In Byron, a woman and her one year old baby are okay after losing control of their car and plummeting into the Zumbro River.

Employees at seven businesses in Olmsted County, including four in Byron, are expected to face criminal charges after allegedly selling alcohol to a minor.

Bells will be ringing starting Friday as the Salvation Army kicks off its annual Red Kettle fundraising drive.

With Halloween falling on a Saturday this year, the temptation for kids to stay out late will undoubtedly be strong.

Three-time defending Section One, Class AAA champion Rochester Lourdes scored on its first six possessions of the first half and rolled to a surprising 46-14 over Byron in a section quarterfinal Tuesday night in Byron.

It was obvious that tail wagging and smiles had common meanings during the Rescue Day event at Leashes and Leads on Saturday.

With a home-based daycare and four children, Emily Lee knows how to shop for a bargain.

As the long Minnesota winter looms, two area businesses are making moves to bring outdoor sports inside.

With the Legislature tightening its public school funding belts and the economy offering no favors during the past year, four school districts in southeastern Minnesota are passing the hat to taxpayers.

The Olmsted County Sheriff's Department says a girl was pulled over by someone pretending to be a police officer.

Tyler Otteson, of Byron, knows the trick to selecting a purple ribbon-worthy market lamb.

Jordan Price, a junor at Byron High School, missed volleyball practice on Monday.

Road construction needs in southeastern Minnesota far outweigh the state's ability to pay for them, according to a new report.

For the first time in its 16-year history, the All-City Golf Tournament will be played before Labor Day.