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At least one injured in head-on crash along U.S. 61
Two vehicles have crashed head-on along U.S. 61 in Winona County. A Minnesota State Patrol report says that two people were involved in the crash, and that at least one has been seriously injured.
Deadly ATV Crash In Wabasha County
Wabasha County authorities are investigating an A-T-V crash Friday that killed one of three people riding on the vehicle.
The bicentennial of the War of 1812 appears to be passing without any lavish public notice, though that conflict established the fledgling American nation as a major power in the western world and was the scene of the battle commemorated in our national anthem.
Zumbrota library seeks new contract with Goodhue County
The five-year contract between Goodhue County and the Zumbrota Library is up for renewal this year.
Hail storm wreaks havoc for Lake City couple
Flood water broke through the basement windows in Dan and Diane Richardson's rural Lake City home on May 1, knocking Diane's sister off of her feet.
Actions of three Wabasha County commissioners are not good government
There appears to be no end to how far three Wabasha County commissioners are willing to go to further their own personal political agendas.
Austin's Hormel Institute expansion included in bonding bill proposal
Republicans are putting forward a new $496 million bonding proposal that includes the Hormel Institute expansion, but few other projects in the region.
Dispatchers must keep their cool even if things get chaotic
Ten computer monitors shed the only light in the room. In near silence, Wabasha County dispatchers John Yorde and Steve Buol handle paperwork and take care of some small jobs.
US hiring slows sharply with just 115K jobs added
A concession stand volunteer is accused of stealing money from a youth wrestling tournament, so she could gamble in Las Vegas.
Golf-ball sized hail blankets Minnesota highway
LAKE CITY, Minn. - Wednesday night's severe weather blasted southeast Minnesota with strong winds and heavy rain, but it's the hail that's causing big problems.
Stevens Point lawmaker won't seek another term
A concession stand volunteer is accused of stealing money from a youth wrestling tournament, so she could gamble in Las Vegas.
Back Roads: No blubells? Bring on the geranium
Imagine you're a farmer. It's January, when winter winds are sharp enough to freeze skin and you have to predict the perfect day to plant in spring.
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