An Albert Lea man has been charged in Steele County for burglary and damage to property after being accused of breaking into a Blooming Prairie business in February. David Allen Villarreal, 42, was ...

State Sen. Nicole Mitchell, who was recently convicted of two burglary-related felony charges, resigned her seat on Friday. Attorneys for the Woodbury DFLer said this week that she would leave the ...

Baseball/softball is officially done for the season. My children are switching their focus to the next thing: 4-H and the ...

The Glenville American Legion Riders donated $2,000 to the Nation of Patriots this week, with more still expected. All the ...

By Craig Helmstetter, Minnesota Public Radio News Have you heard about a “summer surge” of COVID-19 again this year? Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are indeed showing a ...

If you’ve ever had a loved one or friend who has battled cancer — or if you’re experiencing it yourself — we encourage you to get involved with the upcoming Relay for Life of Freeborn and Mower ...

There are many events all around us marking the season of summer: vacations, trips “up north” to the cabin or the lake, ...

I sit in the wee hours of the day and ponder as my fingers hit the alphabet letters on my laptop to form thoughts.

So Paramount is canceling “The Late Show” for “financial reasons.” Sure, it’s expensive to produce. And, yes, viewership isn’t what it used to be back in the pre–cord-cutting era. But let’s be clear: ...

Minnesota health officials are monitoring an increase in tularemia cases among humans and companion animals, particularly in Twin Cities residents and in cats.

The Minnesota Secretary of State’s office has told the U.S. Department of Justice that it will not share the state’s voter registration list, as the federal government had requested last month.

The Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court allows prosecutions for crimes against humanity (CAH). So what are CAH?