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Rochester Man Ignores Court Order, Assaults Woman Twice Same Day
A Rochester man who was ordered to stay away from a woman is now accused of choking her, punching her and kicking her in the mouth.
SE Minnesota Lawmaker Wants Apology From Walz Over Eitzen Story
A state lawmaker from southeast Minnesota wants an apology from the governor - and help from the National Guard if needed.
UPDATE: Monday’s 911 Outage in SE Minnesota Lasted One Hour
Most of southern Minnesota was without 911 service for about an hour Monday.
Minnesota Transgender Court Ruling Called ‘Landmark Decision’
The Minnesota Court of Appeals Monday issued a ruling in a transgender case involving the state’s largest school district.
Fatal Motorcycle Wreck In Wabasha County
A Wanamingo man was killed over the weekend after crashing his motorcycle in rural Wabasha County.
Recommendation: Close Rochester Swimming Pool – For Good
Is it the end of the line for Rochester’s Silver Lake swimming pool?
COVID-19: Minnesota Hits 2,000 Deaths
Minnesota’s COVID-19 death toll surpassed the 2,000 mark Friday.
Iowa Man Hit By Car in Kasson
A pedestrian was hit by a vehicle Saturday in Kasson.
One Killed, Four Hurt in Multi-Vehicle Wreck Near Northfield
An Edina man was killed Friday in a multi-vehicle traffic crash on I-35 near Northfield Friday.
Minnesota Sheriff Responds To Report Involving COVID-19 Team
The top law enforcement official in Minnesota’s Houston County is wondering why he wasn’t informed of an alleged incident involving a COVID-19 survey team.