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Fatal Accident In Faribault County Published Date: 07-15-2008 12:39 PM CT One person is dead after a head on crash south of Huntley in Faribault County.It happened around 8:30 yesterday morning.Authorities say ...

MENDOTA - It's Minnesota's 150th anniversary this year, and the state's historical sites are offering a range of activities to engage visitors and celebrate the sesquicentennial. via St. Cloud Times Online

“The defendant said that for an unknown reason the female started arguing with him and that she was 'freaking out.' The defendant said he pinned her down and he killed her in the truck.”

A Faribault man faces murder charges in the death of a Minneapolis woman discovered strangled 2 1/2 years ago on a secluded Northfield farm road. via St. Paul Pioneer Press

Olmsted County Road 1 will be closed Monday between just south of 87th Street Southeast and Minnesota Highway 16. via Post-Bulletin

“Take the Plunge -- Volunteer for clean water”

If you think of Earth Day like the earth's birthday, you'd probably agree she's looking pretty good for 4.5 billion, but she could look even better. via Post-Bulletin

A man shot after an intense fight with two Mankato police officers in December didn't have methamphetamine in his system, as family had suspected, according to reports released by the Minnesota Bureau of ... via Free Press

“But I don't know if we would have done things any differently.”

The city of Montgomery's 2004 eviction of Latino renters in business-district buildings deemed unsuitable for tenant habitation cast the city in a negative light that some say was undeserved. via The Mankato Free Press

“Give me all the money in the top two drawers or I will shoot you!”

United States Department of Justice United States Attorney's Office District of Minnesota News Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Wednesday, April 9, 2008 Frank J. Magill, Acting United States Attorney David ... via Federal Bureau of Investigation

“The whole health care industry is nervous about it.”

The Minnesota House delved into a health care proposal that would reward medical providers for keeping their patients out of the hospital and expand public health programs to tens of thousands of uninsured residents.

A vote was expected later Thursday.

But the proposal still faces long odds before becoming law. It differs somewhat from a Senate version approved last month, and draws its money from a dedicated fund Gov. Tim Pawlenty wants to tap to address the state's $935 million budget deficit. Read more

Arnold has the right idea. Use force to get some action. That line of thinking sounds tougher coming from Gov. via The Mankato Free Press

At Le Sueur Incorporated it is our friendly co-workers, great pay & benefits and the ability to put your trade skills to ... >MORE Bindery Maintenance Mechanic Bindery Maintenance Mechanic Brown Printing ... via The Mankato Free Press

Cassie Jane Tastad, daughter of Jane Tastad. A 2001 graduate of Loyola High School and a 2005 and 2007 graduate of Minnesota State University, she is employed as a chemical dependency counselor by Community ... via Free Press

The Minnesota State Patrol says slick roads have contributed to at least one fatal accident as a snowstorm moves through much of the state. via WDIO

“The house would be perfect if somebody had a big lake lot or something and wanted a cabin out there.”

Providing a home for horses is nothing new to Misfit Acres, a southern Minnesota horse rescue-sanctuary. But providing a home for people? Now that's a horse of a different color. via Land

“It is not necessary for students to pay for help filling out the FAFSA.”

Issue date: 3/27/08 Section: Campus News During Spring, there are multiple seasons: allergy season, rainy season and tax season. via Minnesota State University, Mankato, ...

A school bus and a car collided this morning west of Faribault, Minn., sending the car's driver and six bus passengers to the hospital, the Rice County Sheriff''s Office said today. via Star Tribune

SOUTHERN MINNESOTA...FOR TONIGHT AND FRIDAY. GLENWOOD...LITCHFIELD...TO MINNEAPOLIS...AN RED WING LINE. via The Mankato Free Press

A quintet of accomplished keyboard artists will present a concert at 4 p.m. March 30 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Spring Grove. via Post-Bulletin

The growing periods of daylight at the start and end of the work day, the cardinals singing their spring song, the early-arriving Canada geese, all are pleasant signs of spring's approach. via Land

The federal government believes the state of Minnesota has given too much money to local government collaborative projects, such as the Family Services Collaborative of Faribault and Martin Counties. via Sentinel