The word of the year for 2021 should probably be “unprecedented” for many reasons – including the weather.

Another year has come and gone.

For a bunch of soldiers, they sure look like health care and culinary staff – and for at least the next week, they’ll

Here we come a wassailing, among the leaves so green
Here we come a wondering so fair to be seen…
 

By every account Shannon Kerr shouldn’t be alive today.

For 10 years, Jerry Lageson has created what has become known as the shining beacon of southern Minnesota, at least w

When Gage Flatness’ emergency radio began going off with severe weather alerts, he and his wife, Abby Flatness, and t

With a signed lease in hand, Nicole Wacek is delivering what will likely be the best holiday news for Owatonna area v

It may be a bit of irony that the Oakason family lives on Simplicity Drive in Ellendale where family members embrace

It’s unreal.

More than three years after a murder took place outside of Blooming Prairie, the lead investigators in the case are b

Craig Kruckeberg has had the same issue for years: There aren’t enough places to live in Blooming Prairie for the peo

When Angie Langlie appeared before the Owatonna School Board last month, she promised the group she’d see them again

While Tyler Maas-Schlie continues to battle for his life, the teen’s family is taking proactive measures to make sure

With quality childcare becoming a major concern for parents and employers alike, a Blooming Prairie nonprofit organiz

For somebody who “lied my way into a job,” Nick Krekelberg has done alright.

For years, Scott Limberg was well familiar with the complaints about viewers not being able to see local sports on th