Area firefighters and others are teaming up to install free smoke alarms to Kandiyohi County residents in seven communities.

The owner of Superior Transportation told BOLD School Board members that transportation costs are on par with last year. He ...

The Hockey Hall of Fame was built in Eveleth in 1973, about a three-hour drive north of the Twin Cities. Its construction ...

WILLMAR — Things were a lot better for the 2024 Ridgewater softball team. Now, head coach Callie Danielson wants more in 2025 ...

Fourth-generation farmer Tim Deal writes: "Congress can help support our rural communities and secure our food supply by ...

A company representative spoke on the progress of Grace Dairy as the Chippewa County Board authorized access to $12 million ...

WILLMAR — Willmar Senior High School has named students of the month for March. Each month, one student is selected from each ...

Edwards settled for threes on a night where he was successful inside the arc, going 6 for 8 on two-point attempts. That was ...

The Willmar Municipal Utilities Commission on Monday made it clear it is still very much in favor of purchasing 27 acres of ...

From the commentary, "Either due process is for everybody, or it is for nobody." ...

Conexiones doesn’t get involved in immigrant legal issues but works to help new arrivals “feel like this is their home,” said Autumn Macias, the group’s executive director.

Under current Minnesota law, repeat drunk-driving offenders are required to install an ignition interlock device for a maximum of six years for four or more offenses.