Austin, MN News

• Austin, MN News
• Visiting the Dallas Museum of Art
• The Dandy Warhols performed at Emo's East in Austin, Peter Holmstrom interviewed
• Anderson throws big at subsections
• May shines as GMLOS girls win subsection meet
• Austin girls golfers finish seventh in Big Nine meet
• Obama’s 2008 magic past, Iowa all-out battleground
• NWS issues tornado watch for Mower County
• Editorial: County must consider job loss, quality of service as part of potential human services merger
• Road repair and other projects could cause traffic delays
• Settlement reached in 2009 train crash
• Vikings stadium’s last hurdle: Minneapolis council
• Government taking new steps to combat food stamp fraud
• Private supply ship flies by space station in test
• Search for Romney running mate in audition phase
• Live music review: Fader Magazine's 'secret show' with The War on Drugs
• Falcons knock off Packers
• Riege: Chunky Northern Pike at North Caribou Lake
• Board waiting on other counties before moving ahead on 12-county merger
• Austin Live offers more ways to get local news
• GM man faces five charges after chase
• Austin unemployment rate dips to 4.6% in April
• Circus performer who allegedly stole truck arrested
• One Casey’s closes, one expands
• Hormel reports 17% earnings increase for second quarter
• Rockets win Big Nine in win over Austin baseball team
• Southland baseball team picks up a win over Dover-Eyota
• Packer youth football camp set for this summer
• Stewartville tops Austin girls golf team
• Cobras down Viking baseball team
• No. 4 ranked Zumbrota-Mazeppa edged out No. 5 Blooming Prairie
• Music festival preview: Austin City Limits announces best lineup in years
• Delores J. Tieman, 80
• Austin High School picks new girls basketball coach
• Orville N. Jacobson, 95
• Austin housing market up and down in April
• 10 elected offices up for grabs
• Roger K. Hall, 70
• Clifford G. Wilde, 75
• Circus performer ‘Mervin Murphy’ allegedly steals truck
• Clennon announces run for mayor
• Softball: BP’s High Voltage Battery
• 47-year-old convicted for groping young man
• Seven ticketed for underage drinking
• Blooming Prairie boys and girls golfers win subsection meet
• Austin man faces more meth charges
• Chicken coop catches on fire
• Pa. man charged with DWI
• Library hosting event on fur trading history
• Rotary looking to recognize local leaders
• Red Cross to hold four-day blood drive
• Ikes to hold May steak cookout
• Minnesota releases wolf hunting, trapping plans
• Chase ends as officer slams into suspect’s car
• Fire levels barn, causes $30K damage
• Motorcyclist arrested for hit-and-run injuries
• Couple says ‘I do’ over family graves
• Rowdy bar crowd of 40 threatens police officers
• Train fatality in Aurora is 2nd in about a month
• Hundreds walk for Rachel Ehmke
• Kids Against Hunger looking for volunteers
• Alzheimer’s workers to talk on association, research center
• Hackensmith has excelled on the hurdles
• Hounds win two of three
• Austin boys golfers compete in Albert Lea Invite
• Yocom signs with Minnesota Edge
• Packer baseball team drops two close ones to Century
• Photos: NHS holds fundraiser for the MCHS
• Walkers promote mental health
• Bills secures GOP Senate nod
• City to consider $10K for Vision 2020
• Spamtown on the water
• 23-year-old convicted after molesting 50-year-old woman
• Walz introduces legislation aimed at helping homeless veterans
• Alumni association looking for nominees
• Smokin
• Softball: Vikings top Bucs
• Athletics sweep Houston
• Basball: Southland rallies past Saint Charles
• Athlete of the Week: John Rumpza
• Baseball: Knights edge out Vikings
• Blooming Prairie baseball team falls to Alden-Conger
• Lyle-Pacelli girls golfers take second in SEC meet
• Spartans top Packers
• Swenson homers in BP win
• CA woman gets life for murder of millionaire lover
• Fast attack helped save Minn. town from wildfire
• Facebook stock debut fails to sizzle
• $6M bail set for Mo. man in Minn. triple killing
• Minn. judges block rapist’s bid for more freedom
• Amy Senser’s attorney requests new hit-run trial
• Amid evidence cache in Martin case, questions nag
• Jurors in Edwards trial will resume talks Monday
• Weekend music preview: White White Lights, Boxing Lesson, Black Pistol Fire
• Softball: Blossoms win 11th straight game
• Falcons down Southland softball team
• Blooming Prairie baseball team holds off USC
• Stewartville downs Hayfield baseball team
• Packers’ late rally falls short
• Grace Lutheran to honor veterans
• Austin insurance agent honored
• Local, national museums offering free admission to military personnel
• KSMQ to feature AHS girls dance, gymnastics
• DNR to host free, educational prairie tour
• Alleged marijuana grower pleads not guilty
• Convictions: May 7-11
• MN recovers 64 lbs mercury offered on Craigslist
• Minn. employers cut jobs, but jobless rate falls
• Kenyon man allegedly tried to hire hitman
• Charlie Parr plans homecoming
• In a first, census figures show minorities make up more than half of babies
• Honor Society reaching out to dogs
• Track: Packer girls take second in Mankato East Triangular
• Riege: Summertime Catfishin’ on the Red
• Poll: What are the top election issues of 2012?
• Hot rod, car artist had ties to Austin
• Sparks: Austin area saw results from session
• Post offices plan meetings about shortened hours
• Projects engage Minnesota teens in pregnancy prevention
• Mayo employee sentenced for stealing patient info
• Facebook investors to cash out more shares
• Clay Co. woman convicted of setting fires
• Police to groom of slain bride: Turn yourself in
• Considering running for office? Chamber offering a seminar
• What’s in a name? Austin Schools kicks off new middle school naming campaign
• Spruce up Austin hosting free seminar
• Southland donates to Red Cross
• Gary Ray: DCA members should play active role in Vision 2020
• Brothers in arms, decades later
• Three Riverland baseball players honored
• GMLOS girls win SEC track and field meet
• Blooming Prairie boys take third at Gopher meet
• BP golfers sweep JWP
• NRHEG tops BP baseball team
• Lyle-Pacelli golfers fall to Cotter
• Kasson-Mantorville tops Hayfield baseball team
• Boy Scouts honor longtime volunteer
• Lightning hits French president’s plane, none hurt
• Cops: NY man shoots friend in leg at his request
• Missing AHS student found, OK
• Iowa man found dead under tractor
• Lyle may keep superintendent another year
• Informant leads to ID theft conviction
• Baseball: Athletics clinch SEC title
• Chatfield sweeps Southland softball team
• Southland baseball team falls to Chatfield
• Clennon shuts down Panthers
• Man sentenced for assault pending ICE investigation
• Man who assaulted teens, interfered with 911 call convicted
• AHS class of ’67 ready for reunion, golf outing
• Convictions: April 30-May 4
• Pastor continues late brother’s legacy
• Being mother as well as mom
• Legislators got the job done
• Herd of deer crash through mall window
• After years of wrangling, Vikes stadium on its way
• AHS student still missing; police update description
• Albert Lea man dies in motorcycle crash
• Roaming free: SPARK erects dog park
• A.L. leads Austin in postal food drive
• Early voting is now underway
• RCTC knocks off Riverland baseball team
• Softball: Blossoms beat Waseca in 12 innings and top Komets 11-4
• Live music review: Pachanga Fest touted big name acts, cooler weather
• Girls golf: Austin’s Stasi nets career-best score and wins medal
• Softball: Vikings take second in home tournament
• Happy Mother's Day!
• A manifesto for all moms
• Funeral notice: Helen M. Budd, 93
• Lyle to discuss superintendent situation
• AHS will host 2 hoops camps in June
• Thanks to moms
• Session scorecard: Lawmakers share differing opinions of success
• Communication technique puts person before disability
• Class to introduce newcomers to Medicare
• Bonding bill will create jobs
• DNR reminds anglers about fishing regulation changes
• Citizens, council call for action at coffee talk
• 60-year-old charged for trying to solicit sex from teenager
• 64-year-old to serve 7.5 years in prison for sex crimes
• Former teacher to serve jail time after skipping sex offender treatments
• BP’s Rumpza tops his old teammates
• Laramie Project and 10 Years Later: Most important productions this year
• BP boys and girls golfers take second at Gopher Meet
• Southland boys golfers top Chatfield
• Freshmen step up for Austin tennis team
• LP girls golfers top Houston
• Blue Devils fall to St. Cloud at Regionals
• Golf: Austin’s Wagner wins national title
• Rebels top Trojans 7-3
• AHS will host two basketball camps this June
• Institute expansion gets green light
• Police: AHS student missing since Monday
• Alleged prescription drug scammers plead not guilty
• Austin reacts to Vikes’ big win
• Twin star played baseball in Austin
• A milestone for Spam
• Watts Cookin’ to remodel
• Peoria Woman reported missing
• No shortage of activities, and don’t forget mom
• Packers score a walk-off win
• Riverland wins first two games at Region tournament
• Lyle-Pacelli baseball team downs Houston in five innings
• Softball: Swenson and Krell homer in BP win
• Baseball: Blossoms top JWP
• Lewiston-Altura rallies past Southland baseball team
• Huskies top Packer tennis team
• Softball: Rebels fall to Lewiston-Altura
• Packers split with Falcons
• Weekend music preview: Boxing Lesson, Calm Blue Sea, Pachanga, Jane's Addiction
• Joseph R.W. Beckon, 76
• The Dandy Warhols are performing at Emo's East in Austin on May 22nd
• Authorities: No charges after bullying led to suicide
• Letter: Bible still an influence on morality
• 7 local post offices could cut hours
• Authorities suspect arson in car fire
• Check those boats
• GOP sends new tax bill to Dayton
• Crying baby warned family of fire
• Employees voice concerns about human services redesign
• Grace Baptist to offer stroke screening
• Married women to take the stage
• Arc of Mower County gets creative with fundraiser
• Disc golf mania in Austin
• RCC announces its athletes of the year
• Riege: Spring Shallow Water Walleyes
• GMLOS girls take sixth at ‘true team’ section track and field meet
• Trial date set for local supremacist
• Area teen’s suicide raises concern on social bullying
• Coroner: Tree climber’s death accidental
• Orangutans at Miami zoo use iPads to communicate
• Postal Service: Will keep rural post offices open
• Push by Poppe, Sparks paid off
• Time to consider running for office
• Owners feeling pinch from property value increases
• Bonding bill en route to Dayton
• Spartans rally past Packer softball team
• Blooming Prairie boys and girls golfers finish second at home triangular
• Medical center providing childbirth 101
• Austin nun reaches 60 years of service
• Presidential race of 1912 presentation at Riverland
• AHS vocal jazz to perform Friday
• County attorney: Board can’t donate to Vision 2020
• Austin man who allegedly broke into El Parral charged
• Circus coming to town
• Speaker to share significance of St. John’s Bible
• Carpet cleaner starting in Austin
• Police allegedly find pot operation after responding to domestic dispute
• Tobacco chewing dog turns to church shoes
• A three-year journey
• 2nd farm damaged in last week’s storms
• Albert Lea fires two coaches after investigations
• Thanks for supporting book sale
• Roll call: Poppe votes for Vikings stadium bill
• Hayfield softball team snaps seven-game losing skid
• Baseball: Vikings drop two more close ones
• Softball: Russell homers twice for Bulldogs in sweep of Rebels
• Southalnd boys golfers fall to Rushford-Peterson
• Rebels start strong in win over GMLOK baseball team
• Lyle-Pacelli golfers sweep Glenville-Emmons
• BP’s Ohm pleased with his performance at Vikings’ rookie camp
• Big inning hurts LP in home loss
• Minn. House overhauls Vikings stadium plan
• House passes bonding bill; full $13.5M for Hormel Institute included
• Grandson of Austin couple to compete in golf regional
• Austin man allegedly burglarizes El Parral
• Small start, big ideas
• Dino Day at Champion Park
• Primary election early voting begins May 14
• Blue Devils clinch a trip to Region 13 baseball tournament
• Riverland softball season ends with two losses
• Texas Frightmare Weekend a must-attend for horror lovers
• Sparks, Murray favoring stadium proposal
• Open house shows off RCC work
• Council to hold public hearing on tennis courts
• Peeper convicted for trying to watch showering woman
• Man pleads guilty after dispute at Lyle Body Shop
• Assault, no contact violation earns local prison time
• Local drug dealer gets four years in prison
• Businesses, nonprofit help 75 get computers
• Brownsdale Farm Bureau agent goes to Morocco
• Workshop to teach identity theft protection
• 'The Avengers' review
• Blue Devils drop playoff opener
• Athlete of the week: Gabe Kasak
• Cannon Falls tops Hayfield baseball team
• Schaeffer downs Lyle-Pacelli
• Lyle-Pacelli golfers split with GMLO
• AHS teams dominate state disc golf meet
• Bike Rides: Winter Winter the Big Fat Whimper
• Honing their focus
• St. John’s members embrace prayer
• Legislators optimistic on bonding
• Austin’s Aase draws Division I offers
• Spartans outlast Packer baseball team 4-3
• Southland softball team gets a split at Fillmore Central
• Gov. Perry to headline rally in Wilco
• Blossoms win sixth straight game
• GMLOK baseball team falls to Caledonia
• Blossoms baseball team falls to Faribault Bethlehem Academy
• Iglesia Pentecostal Unida welcomes new pastor
• Sparks: Minnesotans deserve an answer on jobs proposals
• Brownsdale Farm Bureau agent goes to Morocco
• 20-year-old pleads not guilty to assaulting 9-year-old
• Second man charged in Austin burglary, gun theft
• Farm to School initiative showcasing documentary at Fairgrounds
• Best Bets: Garage sales top the list
• Project Graduation 2012: Not the end but the beginning
• Teen turned in for alleged pot possession pleads not guilty to throwing hammer
• Convictions: April 23-27
• Minnesota man mowing in loin cloth arrested
• Vernon County officials work to solve ’84 murder
• Vikings fans helping stadium push — in person
• Elephant plays tunes on harmonica at National Zoo
• Grand Meadow nearing 150 years
• Applebee’s unveils new look
• Austin hurdler has high hopes
• Two Bruins make All-Central Division Team
• Bicycle riding up, fatalities down in state
• Art Center offers May workshops
• Austin woman who beat baby accepts parental rights termination, gets prison time
• Austin sisters claim prizes at Junior Spring Classic
• Highway 56 construction begins May 8
• Historical Society to undergo spring cleaning
• Historic program recognizes Dexter farm as century farm
• 13-year-old’s suicide leads sister to speak out
• City-Wide Garage Sales promise bargains this weekend
• Amish author to share story at the library
• Suspect arrested fleeing from court
• County board approves permit for Lansing Corners
• County looking into dry rot at grandstand
• BP’s Ohm gets a tryout with the Vikings
• GMLOS boys and girls win home track and field invite
• BP girls take second at Triton Invite
• Blooming Prairie boys take second in ‘true team’ track invite
• Packer boys golfers take second
• Austin girls win Rochester JM track invite
• Lyle-Pacelli baseball team rallies past Houston
• Baseball: Hayfield tops Blooming Prairie in eight innings
• Blue Devils sweep Carleton College
• Brennan notches career best score for LP golfers
• Emotions high as troops return
• Video: Family, friends welcome troops
• Lawmakers looking at ways to change Vikings stadium proposal
• Soldier welcoming event moved up to 1:10 p.m.
• Poll: Which Vision 2020 ideas stand out?
• Carter John Welch
• When worms turn up in the open it’s to travel
• Veto serves few
• Softball: Rebels sweep Rushford-Peterson
• Chatfield tops GMLOK baseball team
• BP’s Swenson just misses a no-hitter
• Girls golf: Packers take second in Albert Lea
• Stewartville tops Hayfield softball team
• Bucs down Blooming Prairie baseball team
• Southland boys golfers fall to Kingsland as Johnson medals
• Northfield blanks Packer tennis team
• Blooming Prairie golfers sweep FBA
• Live music review: Lee Fields soul passion delighted fans at Continental Club
• Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs performing at the Mohawk in Austin May 2nd
• Local Relay for Life members excited for third annual Black and White Ball
• Vision 2020 eyeing more help
• Sprouts program sprouting up nationwide
• DFL Party backs Savick in Dist. 27A
• The family Y is family
• Dayton vetoes bill which would legalize fireworks
• Secret Service finds its blue-chip reputation in the line of fire
• AHS to induct 3 to Music Hall of Fame
• Graves finally at rest
• Austin soldiers expected to return Tuesday
• Woman who severely injured baby daughter changes plea to guilty
• Piccadilly Circus
• Softball: Blue Devils go 1-4 at Crossover Tournament
• Bobcats end Bruins’ season
• Formula Expo Band Of The Year Austin music competition deadline moved to May 7th
• Committee passes Vikings’ stadium bill to full Senate
• Texting driver sentenced for role in death
• Walz bill protecting TSA jobs moves to House floor
• Helping kids on the way to developing friendships
• State agency detects unauthorized access to 3K vehicle records
• Cleaning in the cold
• Racine man assaults teenager, threatens others
• AHS to induct 3 to Music Hall of Fame
• Group took a tour of five countries — in Omaha
• Release Party
• The Alchemist: Long, uneven, but fun production of a Jonson favorite
• Pacelli to induct new hall of fame members
• Softball: Packers take seventh in Elks Invite
• Austin’s Okello has strong showing at Rosemount track invite
• Packer golfers compete in New Prague
• Lyle-Pacelli’s Jennie Marx wins Rebel Invite for third straight year
• Blossoms take second at JWP golf invite
• Blooming Prairie softball team wins third straight game
• Baseball: Blossoms snap eight-game skid
• Packers top Waseca baseball team
• Rebels knock off Wabasha-Kellogg
• Austin neo-Nazi faces federal charges
• Limitations for farm kids
• Dayton nixes abortion clinic licensing bill
• Woman arrested on warrant allegedly punched officer in throat
• Church to pack meals for starving children
• Medical center to close Home Health Services
• Realtors to display more than 50 homes as part of National Open House Day
• Hell Yes Fest! highlights local comedy show
• Man who groped woman in public fined, sentenced to probation
• Man pleads guilty to violating no contact, domestic assault
• Sheriff Amazi joins national fight against child abuse
• Local chef wins national cooking contest
• Austin Curves for Women owner retires
• Law firm changes name, adds partner
• Baseball: Rockets blank Blossoms
• BP softball team tops Randolph 11-0
• First Friday Art Walk hosts One Man Show
• Final Austin Artist Series features New Hollywood Squares host
• Eagles Club to host competitive gamers
• Police reports: Arrest at Oakland Avenue W.
• Convictions: April 16-20
• Duo arrested after allegedly fabricating prescription for pain killer
• Time runs short on bonding bill
• Cities eye ways to share services
• New commercial assessments bad for county and taxpayers
• Traveling troupe to open for Saturday’s ‘Rent’
• Vikings players hit Capitol as stadium vote nears
• Reaching Every Victim
• Former rivals unite for Blue Devils
• Riege: The 64th Annual Governor’s Fishing Opener
• Packer boys track team takes second in Faribault
• Poll: Will local legislators’ vote on Vikings affect your vote in November?
• Authorities detain 6-8 people after drug raid
• Jellystone reborn
• Man in Black impersonator to play Bobee Jo’s
• Colo. dairy cow slips out for McDonald’s takeout
• Apple’s blowout quarter propels Nasdaq to big gain
• The Grey Area talk to Examiner about their visit to Austin during SXSW
• Abortion bill heads to Dayton
• Snater breaks own record
• Austin falls to West, 6-1
• Rough first inning leads Packers to loss
• Bats come alive: Riverland sweeps DH from Minn. West
• BP batters tally 16 Ks
• Packer boys make strides, finish third
• Austin girls golf takes second in triangular
• Hayfield walks tell the story
• Include your garage sale in city-wide event
• New school, tennis courts up to Council
• Want clean parks? Show up for Community Pride Day
• DA: Pa. man hid phone in jail in prosthetic leg
• Obama takes on college costs, eyes young voters
• House revives Vikings’ stadium
• Hunters, fishermen may pay more for licenses after Senate OKs bill
• Schools take bigger bite
• SPARK announces top dogs
• Canadian jazz-country to storm Paramount
• Pork Board offers $1K scholarships
• Mondo presents 'Adventure Time' gallery opening
• Bats wake up, LP rallies
• Community shares cultures
• Grace Church votes to stay with ELCA
• GOP can’t settle on Walz challenger after 23 votes
• Zimmerman released from jail on bond
• Aging workforce strains Social Security, Medicare
• Poppe: Early deadline approaching quickly for Legislature
• County board to rule on whether landfill can accept new asbestos
• A potpourri of ideas worth taking time to think about
• Stars gathered for We Walk the Line, Johnny Cash 80th birthday tribute Friday
• 2nd Annual Grateful Dead Meet-up at the Movies held in Austin
• Bruins even series with Bismarck
• Packer girls third in own invite
• LP splits tourney matchup
• Packer girls finish third in Hayfield
• Lead slips away from B. Prairie in seventh
• BP golfers finish high in Blossoms Invitational
• Jubilee: Audacious, experimental swan song from one of Austin's best companies
• Gallery: Back to Winter
• Lawmakers: Abortion bill a matter of safety
• NFL sparks sign of hope for stadium
• New parent center opens at Riverland
• One of two convicted in department store thefts
• Man gets probation, fine for subsequent violations
• School board could raise AHS lunch prices
• AHS Skills USA racks up hardware
• A sense of peace
• The Aliens: Hyde Park back on track with Baker's funny, heartbreaking new play
• GMLOS girls win Triton track invite
• Winona tops Austin baseball team
• Ridgewater sweeps RCC softball team
• Bobcats take game one from Bruins
• No. 7 Cougars sweep Packer softball team
• GMLOK baseball team falls to Fillmore Central
• Lyle-Pacelli golfers sweep Glenville-Emmons
• Athlete of the week: Shelbi Swenson, Blooming Prairie
• Rebels’ rally falls short
• Packer tennis team blanks Blue Earth
• BP girls win JWP golf triangular
• Teen turned in for alleged marijuana possession charged with assault
• Poll: Should Minnesota legalize fireworks?
• Man posing as another convicted of forgery
• NFL boss in Minn. to talk stadium
• Tattoo rule eased, more blood donors expected
• Packer girls golfers take 11th at Red Wing
• Blanchard twins boost Vikings
• LP golfers take 13th in Stewartville
• Alumni update: Voigt hits a big homer
• 10 for tomorrow: Move Spam museum?
• Fireworks legal in Minnesota? Bill passes Senate
• Firework explosion damages apartment
• Police crack down on distracted drivers
• Man arrested after alleged burglary, violation of contact order
• Be careful with fire
• Teen in custody after multiple burglary reports
• Hormel makes top 20 of corp. citizens list
• TV, music icon Dick Clark dies
• Relay for Life to start 2012 campaign
• 10 for tomorrow: Move Spam museum?
• Bruins are ready for the Bobcats
• Tough calls hurt Riverland baseball team in split at Fergus Falls
• RCTC sweeps Riverland softball team
• All-Star tryouts set for April 28-29
• Riege: 10 Safety tips from NWTF
• Vision 2020 reveals top 10; includes moving Spam museum, fiber optics, linking trails
• GMLOS freshman breaks school record in 1600-meter run
• Drought in the air
• Vision 2020 ‘big reveal’ tonight
• Leon A. Johnson, 90
• Emil F. Mueller, 90
• Funeral notice: Erna A. Akkerman, 86
• Funeral notice: Mae Marciel Huebner, 89
• Packer girls track team wins first meet in two years
• Falcons down Packer baseball team
• Packer boys track team takes second in home invite
• Rebel baseball team falls to Saint Charles
• Rebel softball team edges out Saint Charles 2-1
• Southland golfers top Glenville-Emmons
• Hayfield baseball team falls to KM
• Loyola tops Blooming Prairie softball team
• Packer golfers take third in season opener
• Pine Island tops Hayfield softball team 2-1
• Packer tennis team falls to Mayo
• Clennon and Ball lift Packers
• Wabasha-Kellogg tops GMLOK baseball team
• Grateful Dead 2nd Annual Meet-Up At The Movies scheduled for April 19th
• Grateful Dead 2nd Annual Meet-Up At The Movies scheduled for April 19th
• Marketing executive retires from Hormel
• High-risk sex offender stays in custody for now
• ‘70s political debate ends with trip to garbage dump
• Plan for storms
• Chamber, Riverland to host seminar for returning vets
• Students share their poetry
• Austin runner completes Boston Marathon
• Lyle-Pacelli golfers top GMLO
• Byron tops Blooming Prairie baseball team
• Opinion: College able to accommodate both sides of gay/straight lifestyle question
• Austinite starts new business venture
• Bar co-owner from A.L. dies in head-on collision
• Students combat world hunger
• Mower dodges tornadoes, high winds hit area
• County board eyeing Human Services redesign
• Red Cross hosting blood drives
• Live music review: Trail of Dead open new Belmont venue with eclectic set list
• Christianson hits hole in one at Austin Country Club
• Blue Devils sweep RCTC baseball team
• BP baseball team falls to Loyola
• Swenson homers and pitches no hitter in BP softball win
• Mary Poppins: Bubbly Broadway spectacle for the whole family
• Mary Poppins: Bubbly Broadway spectacle for the whole family
• “Rent” is due
• Radiohead strikes a chord that rings intriguingly
• April is Autism Awareness Month
• Don’t stress; just eat well with superfoods
• Supporting arts of all kinds at the Paramount
• The People’s Quill: The Violin on TV
• Thinking back to writing
• Republicans meet in Taylor again
• Tornadoes spotted throughout Midwest, Plains
• Bruins clinch first-round series
• March for Babies raises $59K
• Coffe with Council: HRA board members angered over city’s handling of executive director search
• State leaders discuss bonding dollars
• Packers second in triangular
• LP boys and girls fall to Lanesboro
• Power surge
• Teen dies after car tire goes flat
• Fleeing bus driver takes Vietnam cop on wild ride
• Mother pleads not guilty to allegedly shooting at building she thought daughter was in
• Holton services set for Sunday
• Desperate Tears leader will run in Boston Marathon
• Group cues anthem for life
• From housewife to reverend
• Second man in November car theft gets probation
• 23-year-old sentenced for assaulting peace officer
• Local gets jail time, community service for multiple crimes
• Freshman pitcher lifts Packers
• GMLOS girls win seven-team Hayfield track invite
• Blue Devils split with WWT
• Athletics sweep Mabel-Canton baseball team
• Packer softball team sweeps Albert Lea
• GMLOK falls to Fillmore Central
• Packer tennis team tops Albert Lea
• BP baseball team falls to KW
• Best Bets: Shows abound next week
• Hearing gives most extensive look yet at Zimmerman
• SKorea says Pyongyang has fired long-range rocket
• Mapleview man convicted of possessing burglary tools
• Former CEO Holton dies at 92
• Prosecutors face hurdles in Trayvon Martin case
• Weekend music preview: AMF, Delta Spirit, Trail of the Dead, Quiet Company
• One arrested after alleged burglary, gun theft last week; charges pending
• Hayfield man wins $1M from lottery
• Iowan arrested for after allegedly hitting girlfriend, assaulting 2 others in Albert Lea Hy-Vee parking lot
• Donate to help fallen officer's family
• Donate to help fallen officer's family
• Austinaires ‘Got the Beat!’
• Rose Pedaler pedals onto new venture
• Blue Devils win 10th straight game; May named player of the week
• Riege: An expert opinion on turkey hunting
• Murder charge brought in Trayvon Martin case
• Trayvon Martin parents elated by Zimmerman arrest
• Historical figures back from dead at Southgate
• KSMQ airing special on Packer’s historic basketball season
• Historical society to present on ghost towns and a forgotten war
• Council to hold second Coffee talk
• Youth ministries to advise parents on teens
• Poll: Do you agree with Minnesota’s new law allowing county attorneys to carry firearms while on duty?
• Austin’s Oja signs with Central Iowa
• And soon, there will be 10
• Dayton approves bill allowing county attorneys to carry a gun on duty
• Property owners reacting to new commercial assessments
• Alleged assault draws five criminal charges
• Center offers 55-plus driving class
• Eighth graders step up for LP baseball team
• Rebels top GMLOK 14-10
• Track: Packer girls take second in Faribault
• GMLOS boys take fourth and girls take third in Chatfield
• Packer baseball team gets first win in a split at Mankato East
• Blossoms open baseball season with a win
• Bears top Viking baseball team
• RCC softball team drops two
• Austin softball team picks up a split at Winona
• Viking softball team tops Cotter
• BP girls golfers take fifth in Stewartville Invite
• Southland boys golfers drop opener
• Hayfield football team wins community service award
• BP’s Swenson strikes out 11 to beat Rebels
• Home Plate closes after 4-month run
• Update: Mapleview man charged with attempted second-degree murder
• Documents: 2 suspects confessed in Tulsa shootings
• Santorum suspends GOP presidential campaign
• Flyswatter no substitute for a flytrap
• GMLOK baseball team falls to Caledonia-Spring Grove
• NIACC sweeps RCC softball team
• Southland baseball team gets its first win
• Vikings hold off Rebels 7-5
• Man arrested for serious assault
• Motorcyclist crashes with Pontiac, flown to St Marys
• Mail carrier pleads guilty to stealing money from greeting cards
• Austin man allegedly assaults three on Easter
• Nature Center to honor conservationists of year
• National Guard fights wildfire in northern Minn.
• Live music review: Toadies and Ume rocked sold-out Stubb's BBQ Saturday
• Large grass fire spreads
• Gallery: Grass fire rages in area
• Austin man threatens drive-by, stands off with police
• More than 200 area youth expected for Minnesota Junior Spring Classic
• No charges after Easter standoff
• Sex offender moving back to Albert Lea after release
• Fire and ice: County under burning restriction, NWS expects freeze
• Blue Devil softball team splits with Ridgewater
• Riverland baseball team closes tournament with two wins
• Alexandria ties playoff series as it beats Austin 5-0
• Back to God
• Bringing them all Back home
• Soldiers to return to Minn.
• New school coming closer
• Unfinished business awaits at Capitol
• Arson suspected as cause of Albert Lea Y fire
• Lyle to discuss bonds, new committees Monday
• Mower County almost ready to crown 59th Dairy Princess
• Gallery: Spotlight on Redemption’s Road
• Polica will challenge your music tastes
• Band Of The Year 2012 musical contest hosted by Formula Expo coming to Austin
• Live music preview: Toadies and Ume, All My Friends, The Hold Steady, Dick Dale
• May’s hit lifts Blue Devils
• Kirby’s late goal seals Bruins’ playoff win
• Softball: Sundberg pitches a shutout as Blue Devils settle for a split
• All-Herald Boys Basketball Team
• Poll: Do you support a constitutional amendment requiring photo ID for voting in elections?
• 5 teens injured in rollover
• Fireworks bill still has spark at Minn. Capitol
• Police investigate student death at UMN
• Obama warns of ‘ups and downs’ in job market
• Easter Bunny makes rounds in Austin area
• 2 Glenville men charged in series of alleged thefts
• MnDOT announces $1.1B in 2012 road construction projects
• Child abuse bill awaiting Dayton’s signature
• GMLOS girls take first and boys take second at St. Charles track invite
• Riverland baseball team sweeps Central Lakes
• Packer baseball team falls short at Northfield
• GMLOK baseball team falls to St. Charles
• Baseball: Hayfield steals 11 bases in win over Goodhue
• Baseball: Rebels have room to grow
• Softball: Henderson’s walk-off single lifts BP to opening win
• What exactly is good about Good Friday?
• Man who led authorities on hours-long chase convicted of false imprisonment, stalking
• Concerned about energy use? There’s an app for that
• Orchid Flotilla: Surreal and awe-inspiring look at life, love, birth, and death
• At 95, oldest clown keeps the smiles coming
• Mower drops in state’s annual health rankings
• Local co-op a helping hand for soldiers
• Obama signs Walz’s insider trading act
• BP’s DeBoer commits to UND
• Riege: The Spring River Walleye Run
• Special report: Cost of justice
• Poppe: Child abuse law will likely pass House and Senate
• Editorial: Euthanizing pit bull is difficult, but right choice
• Long lives
• Tall tasks
• Special report: Inmate fluctuation out of county’s hands
• Students angry over pricey courses pepper-sprayed
• FACT CHECK: Romney, Obama gloss over realities
• Holder: Justice Department will respond to judge
• Republicans try to shut down talk of becoming VP
• Minn. House votes to move state primary to June
• Was $12,000 a restaurant tip or drug money?
• Minn. Legislature mulls mom-friendly fish opener
• Huskies down Packers in baseball opener
• Bruins: All eyes on the playoffs
• Vikings hang on to beat Pine Island 9-7 in baseball opener
• Pacelli basketball tournament set for Saturday
• GMLOK baseball team drops season opener
• RCTC sweeps Riverland softball team
• Edgar/Lindell
• Hayfield softball team gets first win
• Taking it to the table
• Architects’ answer to rising seas: floating homes
• Vikings stadium bill advances
• Battered racing yacht, crew limp into SF Bay
• Austin Youth baseball registration underway
• Rohne strikes out eight as LP baseball team wins opener
• Officials: 5 dead in Christian school shooting
• Mall to fix parking lot’s potholes
• Opinion: Media not the judge or jury in Trayvon Martin case
• Man allegedly drives drunk into apartment, flees scene
• Oppose Gay Marriage? Let’s Party. Back It? Ditto.
• Wisconsin’s highways show routes to GOP’s primary
• Minn. Senate saga to cost public win, lose or draw
• The Dragon Play: Fantastical, yet rustic look at sacrifice and rebirth
• Dogs kill cat, owner wants answers
• Live music review: Soul Shakedown with Hard Proof, Akina Adderley, Nakia
• Bruins drop regular season finale
• Softball: Sundberg pitches Blue Devils to their first win
• Winning Sells
• Pit bull’s fate in Council’s hands Monday
• Charitable gambling organizations resist Vikings’ stadium bill
• Two announce plans to challenge Murray
• City or rural, buckle up
• State, federal officials plan for major CRP loss
• Offender pleads guilty to sex crime against minor
• Some sage advice: Use these herbs for health
• Seniors should plan for changing health needs
• Remember to pick-up your roses
• Keep them coming back
• Kan., Ill., Md. tickets share lottery jackpot
• Finger’s goal lifts Bruins past Chill
• Alumni Update: Voigt off to a hot start at Augustna
• All-Herald Girls Basketball Team
• Bike Rides: Harebrained Idea in Mankato
• Mega-mania as jackpot increases to $640 million
• Motorist dressed as Batman escapes ticket in Md.
• Seeing through Christ’s eyes
• A sweet opening
• Child abuse bill hooks to vulnerable adult bill
• Man allegedly assaults woman over money
• Latest snag for Minn. Vikings stadium: gambling operators
• Arjes hits third homer as NIACC sweeps RCC
• Hayfield’s Stephens picks Waldorf
• Schooling of Bento Bonchev: Unique, intriguing examination of the loss of love
• Rubio endorses Romney, says GOP primary should end
• Best Buy to cut costs and close stores
• Judge: Minn. man who drowned son could be released
• Tunnels to the future
• Teen accused of murder, attempted sexual assault of his mother
• Teen accused of killing mom can’t be tried as an adult
• Paramount preps for busy spring weekend
• A walk in the woods
• High grain prices drive farmers’ profits
• Riege: Vertical Jigging for Spring ‘Eyes
• Poll: What is your favorite old TV show?
• Osage woman allegedly shot to death by son
• LeRoy mother allegedly shoots at building thinking her daughter was inside
• 8 dogs removed from Austin home
• ‘Hamburglar’ strikes at McDonald’s
• Senate approves alcohol sale at TCF Bank Stadium
• Schools a top priority
• Minn. Lawmakers want to keep Facebook passwords private
• Oak Park Mall adds wedding rental shop
• Minnesota to allow limited moose hunt this fall
• Jury finds Mayo not negligent in suicide
• Conservative justices question health care law
• Mullenbach wins second MAGA title
• Austin girls basketball team hands out awards
• Hayfield girls track team takes third in Byron
• Bruins forward AJ Reid honored by NAHL
• 13-year-old in custody following fatal shooting of mom in Osage
• Top headlines: Walz stops in Austin
• How sweet it is
• Behavioral system touted as big change
• Growing need for diversity training
• Porn star as prom date? Minn. district says no
• Minn. man gets 6 years for cracking baby’s ribs
• Body found in Mississippi River identified
• Shooting, stabbing at Minneapolis nightclubs
• Softball: Arjes hits two homers as Blue Devils drop two
• Track and field: GMLOS girls win 15-team Cashton Invite
• Bruins complete weekend sweep of Bobcats
• Untitled
• Senate passes bill to ban insider trading
• ­­Pilot counties eye paperless courts
• He’s your Huckleberry, That’s just his game
• Rivals race for first Austin plat
• City Council to consider redistricting proposal
• Untitled
• The Shins return with relaxed reunion album
• Bring Greek yogurt into your kitchen
• Packer basketball team to host season recap event Monday
• Bruins blast Bismarck 5-3
• Talk of the town
• Who will win the NCAA basketball national title?
• Nationwide faith in Lansing
• Bachmann owes $1M for campaign
• HRA worker who watched porn in tenant’s home sentenced
• Brownsdale man sentenced for assaulting juvenile
• Right to Work has personal impact
• Student debt alarming
• Ready for Kindergarten at Pacelli
• Blu Simon return to Lefty’s
• In the Red
• Blue Devils win two in the Metrodome
• Hayfield’s Mr. Baseball
• Albert Lea man arrested in alleged prostitution sting
• Could Kadyn’s Law go national?
• Vision for tomorrow
• At the leading edge
• SXSW live music review: Perez Hilton, Built to Spill, The Cult, Mumford and Sons
• County Democrats to prepare platform
• Analysis: GOP gets behind Romney
• Unhappy public not sure who to blame for high gas prices
• Pork industry moves to group pens at great cost
• Letter: Shame on Vikings
• Editorial on Vikings gives wrong analysis
• Baseball: Blue Devils drop two to NIACC
• Riege: The Subtle Structure, Mud Lines
• Packers’ comeback comes up short
• Senate Committee Advances Voter ID Bill Hours After Approved in the House
• Stray bullet hits girl’s leg in eastern Minn.
• R. Kelly brings back ‘Trapped’ series
• 3 adults killed in plane crash at Glencoe
• Obama to fast-track oil pipeline, other projects
• Police arrest suspect in cab driver homicide
• Report: Move-in before marriage no longer predicts divorce
• Colin Hay performing at One World Theatre in Austin on March 22nd
• Coach Peterson retiring after 33 years
• Riverland softball team will lack experience
• Gaining momentum
• Their time to shine
• A look at the Packers and their competition
• Gallery 2: Packers’ Road to State
• Gallery 3: Packers’ Road to State
• Hormel donates to fight hunger in Alma, Kan.
• 2 great seasons of long ago
• Fadness is ready for state
• Packer special in Tuesday Herald
• Ex-coordinator calls to refocus county
• Packers lean on their floor leader
• New look for Lyle board meetings
• Council facing big pollution costs, fees
• Perez Hilton gets interviewed by Examiner, hosts One Night In Austin at SXSW
• Park and Recreation Program gears up for summer
• State hoops: Packers are ready to play St. Paul Johnson
• Packers lean on their floor leader
• Fan buses availble for state tournament game
• Gallery: Packers’ Road to State
• Billy F. Gibbons and William Henry host SXSW event at Lambert's on March 16th
• On the road to recovery
• GOP goes grassroots
• Photos: ‘U Wanna’ play?
• Warm weather breezes past records
• County to hold meeting on refinancing jail loans
• Walmart names Hormel top supplier
• Karen are deserving of American welcome
• Editorial: Vikings stadium plans don’t work
• Blue Devils close out Florida trip with two losses
• Bruins beat Minot, fall to Chill
• SXSW live music slideshow: The 2012 festival in photos
• Melda A. Johnson, 97
• Marie A. (Swelland) Grose, 93
• Looking for the positive impact
• Council to assess costs for street improvements
• 22-year-old pleads not guilty to harming girlfriend’s 2-year-old
• Meth user sentenced after hanging up on 911 call
• Councils convene
• What to make of the weather
• The Arc to celebrate World Down Syndrome Day
• History an onging lesson
• Hawkwind tapped into pre-punk stylings
• Aase’s slam sends Packers to state
• Bruins fall to Minot in OT
• Blue Devils win two in Florida
• Packers down 24-21 at half
• 5 generations and counting
• FACT CHECK: Misfires on the campaign trail
• Former Winona priest barred from parishes/schools
• ‘Pink slime’ sounds gross, but how does it taste?
• US puts best face on Afghan policy under question
• North Korea plans to launch long-range rocket
• Live SXSW music review: Delta Spirit, Springsteen, Quiet Company, Soldier Thread
• Child restraint bill moves on in House
• 3rd burglary suspect pleads not guilty
• Teen pleads not guilty to sexual conduct charges
• Thomas Dolby performing at SXSW Music Festival on Friday, March 16
• Packer catcher hoping to step up
• Austin grad Tim Kirby is Hobey Baker finalist
• Blue Devils split a doubleheader with No. 9 ranked Massasoit
• Two Packer hockey players earn Big Nine honors
• Child chainers lose parental rights
• Technology in the classroom
• Hotel owes $250K in taxes
• Mall plans 2nd fun-and-games event
• Owatonna library evacuated and swept after bomb threat, but nothing found
• Vikings stadium bill stalls ahead of key deadline
• Basking in a record breaker
• Law named for area girl struck, killed by car passes House
• Thieves rolling Tide detergent out of stores
• Packer boys set to play New Prague
• Blue Devil baseball team beats Ontario and Dakota College Bottineau
• Riege: Don’t Be a Keystone Cop for Walleye Fishing
• Youth input good at school board
• GOP fight now Romney vs. Santorum; Gingrich lags
• Minn. charities wary of Vikings stadium tax projections
• Grassroots thinking
• Soldier surprises son at elementary school
• Mark Lindsay of the Raiders releases new CD, writes song for Beach Boys album
• Packer Hoops: Four paths for four seniors
• Austin All-Stars will hold spring warm-up
• Stocks record biggest gains of year; Dow up 218
• Daily headlines: Hormel to study Neveln eating habits
• Minn. baseball coach claims he lost job over race
• Syrian forces capture rebel stronghold near Turkey
• Deaths barred in Italian village
• Judge denies Sandusky bid for more particulars
• Obama warns China against ‘skirting the rules’
• 21st Century school house
• Fly like an Eagle Scout
• Oak Park Mall adding fried chicken, Mexican restaurant
• Blue Devils win two in Vero Beach
• Rebels down Vikings in Mankato
• 24-year-old arrested for allegedly punching out own windows
• Shooter causes $25-40K of damage to windmill
• Ex violates no contact order 9 times in 17 days
• 15 cited for minor consumption
• Man charged after high-speed chase through Austin
• Free puppies!
• Fan buses are available for Section 1AAA boys basketball title game this Friday
• Unions crowd Minn. Capitol over ‘right to work’
• Minn. man convicted in hunter deer-stand death
• Obama: Afghan shooting is ‘heartbreaking’
• 2 arrested, 1 in foster care after shooting cat
• Chefs throw down for supremacy
• Fire starts at old A.L. city hall
• Serving up Brownsdale
• Ex-pastor charged with sexually abusing teen girl
• Riverland baseball team drops season opener in Florida
• Bruins pick eighth straight win at Bismarck
• Packers finish off Winhawks 78-46
• District seeing positive changes in the classroom
• Council’s coffee time a success
• ­Harold L. Hoffman, 75
• Adjusting your child for shopping
• First area golf course to open Monday
• AHS student rep program to get the nod
• Plans underway for 2013 Paint the Town Pink
• Austin Township to honor Loock, Epley
• Taking the arts to the Capitol stage
• Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at the Paramount
• Celebrate Williamson County's history on March 24
• Mower County under red flag warning
• Glengarry Glen Ross: Spectacular cast shines in Mamet's classic
• Bruins win seventh straight game
• Preview: Blue Devils will lean on freshmen
• BP editor accused of plagiarism resigns
• College readiness has always been focus at Riverland
• Color shows in school suspensions
• Ticket sales for Packer playoff game will begin at 6 p.m. Saturday
• Never an offseason
• GOP, Dayton differ over plan to repay schools
• What are your favorite old TV shows?
• Integrity means following rules in NFL
• Economy adds 227K jobs, unemployment unchanged
• Man pleads guilty to shooting cougar
• Church bringing beach experience to Austin
• 57-year-old pleads not guilty to cocaine possession
• Austin man pleads not guilty for possessing meth in a school zone
• DNR: Expect large numbers of bald eagles
• 2 of 4 alleged burglars plead not guilty
• Council ready for coffee and discourse with residents
• Worshipers to say goodbye to Fellowship United Methodist
• March of Dimes bowling for babies is Saturday
• Austin man pleads not guilty to breaking broom handle over stepson’s head
• Austin Sears ready for new digs
• Ex-Mpls Park Police chief takes sex-case plea deal
• Hormel donates 55K ‘Compleats’ to tornado victims
• Conserving Mower County
• Birth control hot topic at state Capitol
• Walz enters Spam recipe in competition
• Timetable outlined for stadium bill
• Ex-minister returns home as chiropractor
• Photo: Overnight fire caught at car wash
• Child abuse bill waiting in House and Senate
• Driver arrested after high-speed chase
• Alumni update: Hayfield’s Wilson wraps up college basketball career
• Packer boys blow past Falcons
• Riege: Fishin’ for Ol’ Papermouth
• Mower County Livestock Hall of Fame seeking nominations
• Keep consequences for state shutdown
• Trail enthusiasts seek new path for Shooting Star
• Teen’s death attributed to alcohol poisoning
• Bill would outlaw sales of certain synthetic drugs
• Analysis: Fending off others to chase an incumbent
• Same land, fresh ideas
• Live music review: Radiohead ACL TV taping blows away fans
• Early run lifts Rebels past Bucs
• Preview: Packer boys are not looking past Falcons
• 3 Vikings score at least 20 in win over Medford
• Governors urge Obama to sign bridge bill
• Detroit-area woman stalked by aggressive turkey
• World powers agree Iran nuclear talks can resume
• Minn. lawmakers drawing up new shutdown rules
• $336.4M Powerball winner is Newport, RI, woman, 81
• Super Tuesday voters put imprint on GOP race
• Car with most duct tape has right of way
• What a game, Packers
• Two languages, one faith
• Council disbands fire committee
• Blossoms advance to subsection final
• Column: Packers have had major homecourt advantage this year
• SXSW music preview: Top 5 day parties
• Funeral notice: Ann J. Jacobsen, 56
• Anyone may be a mentor who changes people’s lives
• Off to see the wizard
• Dad gets 21 months for beating 12-year-old daughter
• 28-year-old pleads not guilty to slapping child
• County board expected to approve remodel contracts
• Red Cross in Brownsdale, G.M., LeRoy, Adams
• Allweather Roof hires new manager
• Past preserved
• Bruins’ Folin signs with UMass-Lowell
• Girls basketball: Wingers end Austin’s season
• Finger nets two goals as Bruins win
• Civilization: Salvage Vanguard's latest features a fine cast, lackluster script
• Packers win Big 9
• Man sentenced to prison following shooting charges
• Not her dad
• Looking back to Austin’s early days
• Event will crown Austin’s top chef
• Album has a ‘Ghost’ of a chance
• What’s in the Dietitian’s freezer
• Austin one of 13 communities to feature touring production
• The People’s Quill: Wait With Me
• Rain, rain come again
• 21,000 per month
• Bruins top Chill 7-3
• Austin wrestlers eliminated, other area wrestlers in wrestlebacks
• Packer boys win Big Nine title
• Blue Earth upsets Southland girls in OT
• Panthers knock off Viking girls 45-33
• Alamo Drafthouse photo booth celebrates Dr. Seuss' 'The Lorax'
• State swim meet prelims: Brehmer settles for two consolation finals
• Two Bulldogs win and two Packers fall short at openining round of state wrestling meet
• BP’s Grunklee wins first match at state wrestling meet
• Girls hockey: Four Packers honored
• Teen pleads not guilty to counterfeiting
• Best bets: Scrapbooks, flower power and dancing
• Juveniles allegedly try to start fire at medical center expansion site
• Ellis donates thousands of books
• Tough sell for Vikings’ stadium
• Next to Normal: Heartbreak and humor dance in perfect step in this musical drama
• Boys basketball: Lyle-Pacelli’s season ends in Goodhue
• BP boys knock off JWP 71-50
• May 29 is new primary date
• Momentum of health
• Hormel’s path for growth
• RCC’s Bunch and Aase make all MCAC South squad
• Bruins’ foward signs with Army
• Bentley finishes 16th in state diving prelims
• Austin schools: Space to grow
• Cedars employees help foil scammers
• Gene Conrad Weitzel, 79
• Dusso ends tenure at Lyle schools
• Recent rains not enough to end drought
• Welcome Center expanding its reach beyond Latino community
• Photos: Youngsters savvy for health
• Hormel introduces ‘Sir Can-A-Lot’ to mark Spam’s 75th birthday
• Area wrestlers are ready for state meet
• Packer boys are ready for rematch with Huskies
• Oja leads Pack to postseason win
• Riege: Seeing is Believing
• Famed author shares the truth about fiction
• Oh, sweet: Chocolate shop to open in mall
• It turns out Kwik Trip doesn’t have plans to move
• Alleged drunk driver pleads not guilty to fleeing at 60 mph through Austin
• Not so fast
• Commissioners may keep same districts
• Weather knocks out power to 400 in AL
• NJ mother, child, both born on leap day
• Spirit Airlines launches service from Twin Cities
• Minn. budget forecast shows $323 million surplus
• Big Star’s Third album to be performed at SXSW 2012 March 15th
• Trojans knock off Cardinal girls
• Rebel girls knock off Maple River 76-32
• Hafyfield girls get past USC
• Packers are ready to make waves at state
• Superlarks knock off Cards in play-in game
• LP boys hammer Knights 80-29
• Fredericksburg Art Gallery Featured Attractions
• 3rd man upgraded after crash that left 2 Austin men dead
• 44 attend leadership conference
• Hot dogs coming to former KFC in A.L.
• 12-gauge shotgun stolen from car
• Building on a 100-year legacy
• Lawmakers consider voter verifications without IDs
• Baseball card smiles predict players’ lifespan
• Thanks for pink
• Minn. Senate passes teacher layoff bill
• Column: A good weekend for Austin sports
• FBA knocks off BP girls
• Blue Devil men beat Minnesota West to close season
• Photos: 2 dead after one-car crash
• Scammer asks for $4,500
• Man arrested for allegedly driving 60 mph through Austin drunk
• 19 cited for underage drinking
• 4 intruders allegedly wake victims, steal electronics
• Poll: How high will gas prices get in Minnesota this summer?
• 2 teens wounded in party bus stabbing
• Woman found in Minn. hot tub dies
• Ohio looms as next big Romney-Santorum battleground
• Live music review: Quiet Company played to sell-out crowd at Stubb's BBQ Friday
• Packer swimmers and divers send four to state
• Far out
• Experimenting with Can’s ‘Tago Mago’
• Minnesota’s Polica making a mark
• The People’s Quill: Greed
• Getting to know your cooking oils
• Tooth problem turns to waiting game
• GMLOK sends two wrestlers to state
• Packer wrestlers send two to state
• Bruins sweep weekend series from Wings
• Austin’s Fadness is state floor champ
• RCC women’s basketball team’s season comes to end
• Oboyo lifts Packer boys over Caledonia
• Progress 2012 coming Sunday, Feb. 26
• Update: Austin and A.L. hospitals to share CEO
• Photos: 2 dead after one-car crash
• Progress gallery: Don’t look down
• Alleged kidnapper changes plea to guilty
• Man charged with cocaine possession
• Drunk driver sentenced to probation after fleeing crash scene
• Man charged for drugs in school zone
• It’s easy to divvy out chores in a fun way
• Queen of the lanes
• Avoid a new war
• Studies: Sheltered workshops offer little benefit
• Packer wrestlers place two in section semis
• Packer girls top Rockets
• Packers clinch a share of Big Nine title
• Bruins top Aberdeen 3-2
• Cardinal girls edge out Fillmore Central 49-47
• BP girls knock off Alden-Conger
• Cleveland ends Lyle-Pacelli girls’ season 56-48
• Pheasants Forever to host annual banquet Saturday
• Update: Austin and A.L. hospitals to share CEO
• Packer gymnasts take fifth at state
• Dog reunited with family after 300-mile journey
• Shipwrecked silver begins voyage back to Spain
• Woman accused of helping killer of Wash. trooper
• Postal consolidation will affect Rochester employees
• Quiznos named business of year
• Lyle nears new chapter
• Best Bets: Give back this weekend
• Packers compete in Section 1A swimming and diving prelims
• Southland girls fall to Kasson-Mantorville
• Klaehn’s 3 lifts Rebel boys over Chatfield
• Blooming Prairie boys beat Medford
• Burros down Lyle-Pacelli boys
• Grand Meadow boys fall to Wolverines
• Hayfield boys topple Triton
• Publishing Sunday: Progress 2012
• RCC’s Aase named player of the week
• Blue Devil men fall to No. 8 Dakota County
• Electronic duo VNV Nation performing at Elysium in Austin on February 25
• Progress gallery: A peek at 10 profiles
• Coffee a good idea
• Ky. precinct decides alcohol sales with coin flip
• 2 charged in death of Ala girl forced to run
• Man charged after cooking own meal at Denny’s
• Democrats hear from woman snubbed by GOP lawmakers
• Hormel’s first quarter earnings drop 14%
• Lyle board to interview former Alden-Conger administrator
• Packer gymnasts are hoping for individual titles at state meet
• State: Packer gymnasts are unfazed
• Riege: Early Spring Walleye Fishing
• Gallery sneak peek: Tunnels to the future
• Right time, right place
• Brownsdale man pleads guilty to sexual conduct
• Many helped make rink fundraiser a big success
• Austin band gave a great performance
• Lin an example
• Flight canceled due to drunk attendant
• Minn. man pleads guilty in teen’s death
• Rebels win Three Rivers Conference
• Stephens hits 300th three in Viking win
• Southland boys rally past Kingsland
• Packer hockey team falls to Albert Lea in section tournament
• Lyle-Pacelli boys fall to Glenville-Emmons
• Packer girls top Winona 67-57
• Packer boys top Winona, move into first place in Big Nine
• Hayfield girls upset USC
• L-O boys fall to Houston
• A.L. counterfeiters sentenced to 1 year federal prison
• Life-altering service
• A ray of light in Austin
• Southern Minn. goes galactic
• Pa. man busted on drug warrant after casino win
• 1 dead, 3 injured in Blue Earth home invasion; suspect arrested
• Man arrested for hitting roommate with chair
• Austin housing market on the mend
• Man arrested for passing fake $20
• Semi crashes into Jeep on icy I-35
• Services for veterans expanded
• Austin dog trainer Bob Mallory and his dog are honored
• KAAL TV will show high school state tournaments
• Column: The Packer gymnastics team could use some fans at state
• Northern Minn. courthouse shooting raises security concerns
• Greece awaits bailout decision but issues remain
• 3 skiers killed in Wash. avalanche; 4th survived
• Austin royalty remembered
• Obama takes tougher stance on higher education
• A Salute to America's Best Presidents
• Packer gymnasts get back to state
• Fergus puts RCC women’s playoff hopes in jeopardy
• RCC men fall short
• Packer dance team takes sixth at state
• Bruin defense holds off Wings
• Huskies down Packer boys hockey team
• Live music review: Grupo Fantasma live taping at Beauty Bar Ballroom
• Sgt. Huckstep is remembered
• Accentra to host yearly meeting
• Local man pleads guilty to vehicle theft
• Alliant plans refunds to customers
• Politics in the classroom
• Rockets down Packer girls
• Schwab’s threes vault Packers
• Lyle-Pacelli boys fall to Mabel-Canton
• Wings beat Bruins in shootout
• BP boys rally past FBA
• Grand Meadow girls beat Houston 61-55
• Grand Meadow boys fall to Houston
• Rebels girls clinch at least a share of Three Rivers title
• FBA tops Blooming Prairie girls
• Lyle-Pacelli girls beat Mabel-Canton 57-25
• Progress 2012 coming Sunday, Feb. 26
• Counterfeit bills resurfacing in Austin
• Local man narrowly escapes car fire
• Hand-crafted charity
• Best Bets: A time to give
• Son accused of striking mother pleads not guilty
• Dusso accuses board of violating open meeting law
• Lyle facing legal issues for unfair labor practices
• Packer wreslters fall to LA-RP in Section 1AA meet
• Primary election likely moved to May 29
• Rockets down Packer hockey team
• Athletics down Cardinal boys
• Forecasters optimistic Minn. will escape flooding
• Tribe touts Minn. casino for Vikings stadium
• China’s vice president shows personal side in Iowa
• GM records its highest profit ever: $7.6 billion
• House GOP lawmakers push plan to update ed law
• Adding up: $62K for pink
• Sharing the beat
• Humane Society moves on new shelter
• Legislators: Now is time to act on issues
• Pave it: City plans 2012 street repairs
• Live music review: The Polyphonic Spree led a joyous celebration of music at LZR
• Austin’s dueling divers
• Riverland women keep postseason hopes alive
• Riverland men hold off Ridgewater 80-77
• Riege: Bits and Pieces for February
• Bills would stiffen child abuse laws
• Be my Valentine?
• Bachmann says she won’t be Dancing With The Stars
• House leaders praise emerging payroll tax cut deal
• More than 300 killed in Honduras prison fire
• Xi wraps up highly scripted visit to US capital
• Feds investigate Minnesota’s handling of Medicaid
• Coroner seeking Houston medical, pharmacy records
• DOT drivers save man from burning car
• Gallery: ‘It’s a friendship day’
• ATE Award Nominees: Technical and Special Awards
• Packer girls top winless Falcons
• Southland boys win in double OT
• BP boys fall to No. 2 Bucs
• Superlarks beat Wolverine girls
• Rebel girls pick up a big win over Caledonia
• Byron boys edge Hayfield 49-48
• Cardinal girls win SEC West Division
• Lyle-Pacelli girls top Burros
• Noble’s three lifts Blossoms over WEM
• Hayfield girls beat Byron
• Minn. school board ends policy blamed for bullying
• On Valentine’s day, a museum for broken hearts
• GOP critics hit Obama’s $3.8 trillion budget
• Greek economy stuck in deep recession
• WVU settles Big East lawsuit, will join Big 12
• Occupy movement plans Midwest regional gathering
• Transportation boosted to top of political agenda
• Expanding education
• Three Packers make All-Big Nine swimming and diving team
• Rebel boys beat Fillmore Central
• Column: Basketball playoffs are drawing near
• Lyle-Pacelli boys top Superlarks
• Emilie Autumn brought her musical burlesque act to Elysium in Austin, Texas
• Brother arrested in connection with mom’s assault
• Struck by puppy love
• County board to finalize plan for architect
• Jail staff prevents inmate’s apparent suicide attempt
• 50-year-old arrested for assault
• Wife, deputies save Racine man with CPR
• Pending notice: William R. Hunter, 85
• Roky Erickson tour documentary featuring a SXSW show in works
• Campaign Endorsements
• Yellowjackets rally past Blue Devil women
• Riverland men fall to RCTC
• Gymnastics: Packers take second at Big Nine Meet, Fadness wins All-Around
• Rysavy scores 28 as LP girls roll
• Freshmen step up for LP boys in a win
• Injuries catch up to Packer girls in loss to Stewartville
• Hockey: Packer boys fall to Winona in OT
• Packers take eighth, Bentley takes first in diving at Big Nine swim meet
• Bruins fall to Bobcats 4-2
• Lyle superintendent may step down early
• Valentine’s Day can remind us to be kinder
• School board to discuss repairs
• Alleged brandy burglar pleads not guilty to charges
• Two arrested after high-speed chase
• Vikes owners say ‘no’ to new plan
• Home sustains minimal damage after siding catches fire
• Take the time to learn about heart disease
• Celebrating 60 years of service
• Show your love
• SxSW music preview: Austin bands are gearing up for the festival next month
• Lyle-Pacelli boys top Hope Lutheran
• Rumpza leads BP boys to a win over JWP
• Southland boys fall to Rushford-Peterson
• Chasing Gold: Vikings top Komets
• Gallery: Big night for Lyle-Pacelli basketball
• Lyle-Pacelli girls top Hope Lutheran
• Cardinal girls fall to Spring Grove
• Blossom girls beat JWP 58-25
• Hayfield girls fall to Kasson-Mantorville
• Southland girls topple Rushford-Peterson 67-37
• Adopt a puppy for Valentine's Day
• Bike Rides: A Story Finally Comes Full Circle
• Minn. sheds strict standards
• Man dies after his car rolls over near Lyle
• Funeral notice: James W. Nystel, 61
• Faith in one God affirms Mormonism as Christianity
• Exploiting system
• Admission surcharge part of stadium financing plan
• Pups get some love at mall Saturday
• St. Olaf holds spaghetti dinner
• Santorum amplifies faith in way GOP rivals don’t
• Packer girls fall to Scarlets
• Huskies top Austin wrestlers
• Packer boys hold off Scarlets
• Wahlin’s goal lifts Bruins past Aberdeen
• BP girls beat Tri City United 47-32
• Southland girls top Medford
• Wagner scores 24 as Viking girls win
• Emilie Autumn performing at Elysium in Austin on Friday, February 10th
• Ready to lift Packer football
• Love, laughs and dance
• Low MN turnout helped Santorum, hindered Romney
• Wrong decision
• Minn. 1 of 10 states to get ed waiver
• Flying in the power
• Gingrich hopes ‘big ideas’ can save him
• UND will use its nickname
• Packer dance team is ready for sections
• Bluejays end Packer’s season
• Riege: Saying Goodbye to the Fishing Professor
• Riverland women beat Central Lakes
• Nursing home blamed for choking death
• Minn. man stabbed father 2 dozen times
• Religion will unify or divide nation
• Millers hearing ends, decision to come in March
• Thanks to foundation
• Minnesota Zoo loses female dolphin calf
• Supervalu’s layoffs include 200 in Minn.
• Police seeking burglary suspect
• Man charged with polygamy
• Iowan charged for series of suspected burglaries
• Minn. GOP gives a boost to Santorum
• 1992 Shamrocks had a great run
• Santorum wins Missouri GOP presidential primary
• Man charged with having 2 wives
• What Minnesota voters said on caucus night
• Courted by candidates, Minn. GOP voters study up
• GOP gets Minn. focus now, uphill fall fight awaits
• Bank on him
• Court: CA gay marriage ban is unconstitutional
• Boy suspended for MJ groin grab back in school
• Twins take bids on Kim-and-Kris-autographed ball
• Obama to seek more Alzheimer’s research money
• Child chainers fight for parental rights
• They Might Be Giants and Jonathan Coulton played live in Austin on February 3rd
• LP girls fall to Medford
• Rebel girls show their depth in win
• LeRoy-Ostrander boys fall to Randolph
• Stephens hits six threes in Hayfield win
• Ramblers edge out Hayfield girls 47-45
• New Vikes stadium plan would tuck in next to Dome
• Love suspended 2 games for stepping on Scola
• Norway mass killer demands medal at court hearing
• Pending: Jeannette M. Mittag, 92
• Poll: What were your favorite 2012 Super Bowl ads?
• Bruins shatter fundraising record
• Firefighters extinguish appliance fires
• Candidates eye Tuesday Minn. caucus
• Power takes first, Packers take seventh at Mankato East wrestling invite
• Packer gymnasts take first at Breck Invite
• Riverland men fall short at the buzzer to Anoka-Ramsey
• Blue Devil women fall to Anoka-Ramsey
• Bruins blast Blizzard 6-3
• Austin Indie Designers' Valentine Sale lets spoil your sweetheart and buy local
• Hayfield boys outlast Southland 71-68
• Austin girls fall to No. 7 Mankato East
• Packer boys fall to No. 3 Washburn
• Officials prep legislation to stiffen child abuse laws
• Millers’ 2nd parental rights termination trial starts Monday
• Klobuchar: Economy a key focus
• December fire investigated as arson
• County board, legislators discuss funding issues facing state, area
• A magic flounder ride
• REDvolution kicking tour off in Rochester
• Don’t judge a book by its first listen
• BP boys fall to USC
• Spring Grove tops Grand Meadow boys
• LP girls top Houston 75-53
• LP boys just miss an upset over Houston
• Packer boys smash Spartans
• Packer girls fall to Mayo
• Southland girls top Saint Charles
• Noble’s three lifts BP girls past USC
• Austin seventh grade girls take second in tourney
• TV-philes, this one's for you
• Michael Foods widens egg recall
• 150 animals seized from farm
• Austin man wins $21K
• Deputies investigate tire fire
• Pending notice: Alberta Wolfe, 80
• Pending notice: Naomi Friedrich, 102
• Exploring the bounds of religion and politics
• Ignore the hate
• Local Republican chair urges participation in Tuesday caucuses
• Cardinal boys fall to Schaeffer Academy
• Packer wrestlers beat Winona
• Austin swimmers fall to Owatonna
• Packer hockey team falls to West
• Packer girls snap losing skid
• Rebel boys top Lyle-Pacelli
• Southland girls topple Lyle-Pacelli
• Hockey: Packer girls close out season with a win
• Bruins’ Paint the Rink Pink sells out
• Herald, magazine win newspaper awards
• Update: New Packer football coach ready to ‘make a difference’
• Minnesota AD Maturi to step down after 10 years at helm
• Dancing goals
• Not so fast, groundhog
• Ready for pink
• Teen will be charged for hitting mom in face
• Gertrude E. Stauffer, 92
• Funeral notice: Leone B. Yonke, 102
• Facebook surrenders its privacy in IPO documents
• WA Senate approves bill to legalize gay marriage
• ‘They use you up’: Hall of Famer Dorsett suing NFL
• Pakistan willing to push Taliban to make peace
• Fewer seek unemployment aid as job market improves
• Blue Devil men hold off Minnesota West
• Riverland women fall to Minnesota West
• An Aase state of mind
• Triton’s Bungum signs with Army
• Riege: Changing Conditions for Iced Walleyes
• Austin High School hires new football coach
• Daily 5 in 2: Hormel eyes Hispanic market
• Driver dies after head-on collision
• Hormel eyes Hispanic market
• Drought may persist through spring
• Answers in the wind
• Poppe introduces Institute legislation
• Live music review: Oh Snap! Benefit ends w/ power outage, Blackout Party Feb 10
• Packer gymnasts fall to Huskies
• Grand Meadow boys top Alden-Conger
• BP boys fall to NRHEG
• Southland boys top Falcons
• Southland girls topple W-K 78-18
• Jennings leads Cardinal girls past Houston
• Falcons top Austin boys hockey team 8-3
• Packer boys crush Tigers
• Hockey: Packer girls top Faribault
• Hayfield boys come back from break with a win over Stewartville
• First Friday Art Walk ~ February 3rd 6-8pm
• Prizes for pink: Sport pink and win
• Meth dealer pleads guilty
• Gimme shelter
• Police reports: subject arrested on Dakota County warrant
• One family’s dream
• Fewer referenda
• Subsidy loss could hurt wind industry
• Gingrich predicts GOP race will last 6 more months
• Romney confidently eyeing Fla. primary’s big prize
• 7th victim in deadly Fla. highway crash identified
• Republicans host Reagan Dinner on Feb.6
• Republicans host Reagan Dinner on Feb.6
• Cardinal girls fall to Randolph
• LP boys finish strong in home win
• Grand Meadow boys top LeRoy-Ostrander
• Rebel girls top Kingsland 64-52
• Santorum plans campaign event in Minnesota
• Heroin abuse at record-high in Twin Cities
• Editorial: Paint it Pink will grow with your support
• Common sense not so common nowadays
• Packers & Tigers: Red, black & blue
• Mom pleads guilty to picking up son drunk
• Video and gallery: Packer/Tiger rivalry
• Boyfriend pleads not guilty to assault, property damage charges
• Courts brace for paperless system
• Burglars take $2K worth of belongings in LeRoy
• Packer wrestlers take eighth in invite as Russell takes first at 126
• Packer gymnasts take fourth at ‘true team’ state meet
• BP girls win fourth straight game
• Mankato East tops Austin girls hockey team
• Bobcats power past Bruins
• Packer boys hockey team blasts Mankato East 6-1
• BP boys fall to Mankato Loyola
• Packer swimmers compete in Red Wing Invite
• Live music review: Parker Griggs' new Radio Moscow lineup rocked The Mohawk
• St. Mark’s kicks off $13.4M expansion project
• Director to downsize cat shelter after charge
• Telling a child you love them
• Protect yourself from identity theft
• Fire destroys jeep, damages home
• Cougar killer cited for shooting protected animal
• Auxiliary honors hard work of volunteers
• Albert Lea man sentenced to 21 months for window peeping
• Off the beaten trail
• Teen hopes to help others like himself
• Packer boys fall short at Owatonna
• No. 5 Lions top Lyle-Pacelli girls
• Gallery: Austin boys vs. Owatonna
• Bruins fall to Bismarck
• Grand Meadow girls fall to Burros
• Cardinal boys fall to Mabel-Canton
• LP boys fall to Spring Grove
• Packer girls fall to Owatonna
• Southland girls top Dover-Eyota
• Daily 5 in 2: Alleged kidnapper who led police on 5-hour chase pleads not guilty
• Wicked: Unevenly paced action can't tarnish the brilliance of this Broadway hit
• Footprints in snow lead to burglary suspect
• Fatal hit-and-run driver gets 15 years
• Stocks slip after US economic growth disappoints
• Big changes ahead for local pastor
• If you serve it, they will come
• Best Bets: Ready for pink
• Alleged kidnapper who led police on 5-hour chase pleads not guilty
• Bill would let attorneys carry guns
• DFL chair touts Institute project
• Kirbys see both sides of the puck
• Packer swimmers force a tie with JM
• Lyle-Pacelli girls win at Fillmore Central
• Hayfield girls come back from break with win over Byron
• Rule changes will effect Packer boys hockey team
• They Might Be Giants playing to sold out crowd at LZR in Austin on February 3rd
• Daily 5 in 2: Potty-room pilfering; Auto flushers stolen
• Panetta: US ground forces would be cut by 100,000
• One last time, Penn State gives love to Paterno
• Minn. House bill lets prosecutors carry guns
• More seek unemployment aid, but trend is positive
• Obama turns attention to energy in key states
• Toddler stabbed is released from Minn. hospital
• Winery to hold grand opening
• Driver in crash says she was rear-ended
• RCC women rally past Spartans
• RCC’s surge comes up short
• Riege: Primetime for Ice Time Perch
• Poll: What movie will win Best Picture at the 84th Academy Awards?
• Improving infrastructure leads to economic vitality
• Live music preview: Radio Moscow tonight at The Mohawk with Graveyard
• Love expected to sign extension with Wolves Wednesday
• Minnesota prisons temporarily lock down
• Police shoot man accused of stabbing toddler
• Up to 55 dogs found at Minn. mobile homes
• Local benefit
• HRA management needs to be discussed
• Out on the ski trails
• Hit-and-run suspect pleads guilty following crash
• Council outlines 2012 priorities
• LP guards combine for 46 in win
• Packer boys survive half court buzzer beater to top No. 5 Cougars in OT
• BP’s Rumpza scores 29 in win over Triton
• Lyle-Pacelli boys fall to Lanesboro
• Southland boys top Lewiston-Altura
• Man pleads guilty to driving drunk, fleeing scene
• Mayo Clinic Health System to launch new website
• Live music preview: Oh Snap Festival expands with Ume, T-Bird and Mother Falcon
• Co-op donates to career fair
• Medical center welcomes new doctor
• Farm manager receives accolade
• Local banker promoted
• Three Bruins selected to play in NAHL top prospects tournament
• Austin bowler hits 300 mark
• Dayton: Vikings stadium must be at Dome to pass
• Scorsese’s ‘Hugo’ leads Oscars with 11 nominations
• JFK library releases last of his secret tapes
• Obama to take on economy in State of the Union
• Debates have major impact on GOP presidential race
• Public memorial set for Joe Paterno at Penn State
• Ground zero building struggles to find tenants
• Austin sixth grade boys win Big Nine basketball tournament
• Packer dance team members honored
• Two Banfield students advance to state “Hoop Shoot”
• Packer wrestlers take sixth in Eden Prairie
• Update: 3 semis jackknife in area
• Driver goes into drainage ditch
• School board appoints Wagner Construction to Woodson expansion project
• Plow driver is 21-year worker
• 2 men injured in rollover
• Update: Plow driver in fair condition after hitting train
• Hayfield, Lyle, L/O, Southland closed, B.P, G.M. delayed 2 hours
• Packer dance team wins Big Nine title
• Hayfield wrestlers take 6th, GMLOK takes 4th at Hayfield Invite
• RCC men top Ridgewater
• Riverland women top Ridgewater
• Austin girls hockey team beats New Ulm 4-1
• Hockey: Packer boys fall in OT
• Fired Penn State coach Joe Paterno dead at 85
• Letter: Roe v. Wade anniversary marks scar on America
• Friday was full of car, bus and train crashes
• Prairie Manor board fires 4 top administrators
• A.L. girls’ basketball coach, teacher placed on administrative leave
• Waseca woman injured in crash
• Extraordinary Gingrich comeback also vindication
• Romney to release taxes, Gingrich ready for Obama
• Photos: APDT takes Big 9 Conference crown
• ‘I never lost hope’
• Prairie Manor board fires administrators
• School board to kick off Woodson expansion
• Man pleads not guilty to assaulting ex’s new boyfriend
• A history of song
• Jeffrey Gaines invites listeners to folk-fueled 90s rock
• Stump gets in the way of progress
• Beans: Nature’s hidden and versatile treasure
• Up ‘til 2 will set Austin jiving
• Frontera Fest Best of Week 1, Tonight at 8:00
• Live music review: The Couch brightened up a corner at Hole in the Wall Thursday
• Gymnasts are looking for a challenge
• Packer boys beat Rockets 79-59
• Packer girls fall to Rockets
• BP girls win third straight game
• Snow plow hits train in Kiester
• A.L. girls’ basketball coach, teacher placed on administrative leave
• Daily 5 in 2: Jobs a focus as legislative session nears
• NRHEG school bus strikes car
• Driver slides off I-90 into field
• Live music preview: Local pianist Reuel to perform at Reagan Day Gala
• Report: Consultant, lawyer fees fed Minn. GOP debt
• Crash with Charter Communications van leads to DWI
• Diabetes rate growing rapidly in Minnesota
• Animals also making most of the warm winter
• Editorial: Wrong time for a Vikings stadium?
• Pan Am: music from the original television series soundtrack released
• School closings announced
• Austin swimmers top Winona
• Grand Meadow boys edge Rockets
• Goergen scores 1,000th point in Rebel loss
• Huskies blank Packer boys
• Packer wrestlers pin Panthers
• Body parts, human head scattered near Hollywood sign in LA
• Food stamp families to critics: Walk in our shoes
• A rocky day for Romney as money questions persist
• Experts see tough road for Kodak to reinvent self
• Canada optimistic Texas pipeline will be approved
• Poll: Do you share your Internet passwords with anyone?
• Wayward Minn. goat home at last
• CDC: Many teen moms didn’t think it could happen
• Austin man charged with selling cocaine to informant
• RCC men fall to RCTC
• RCTC takes down Riverland women 71-52
• Fast start paces Bruins past Chill
• Daily 5 in 2: Institute expansion highlighted by Dayton
• Riege: Off Season Chores
• Painting the town pink
• Dayton requests $13M for Institute
• 2nd woman sentenced for Walmart theft
• Turn the first page
• Wikipedia editors question site’s blackout
• 22-point run lifts Packer boys
• Tigers blank Packer boys hockey team
• Winhawks snap Packer girls’ win streak
• BP boys snap six game skid
• Rebel boys beat Chatfield
• Hockey: Thompson’s late goal beats Tigers
• Jennings lifts Cards over LP girls
• 'The Divide' hits theaters, and promptly disappears
• BP girls win third straight game
• Hayfield girls beat La Crescent
• Dayton requests $13M for Hormel Institute
• Lakeville, Minn. woman and sister on board wrecked ship
• Fugitive’s lawsuit against hostages dismissed
• US wants effective Alzheimer’s treatment by 2025
• Police: Alcohol suspected in death of Rochester teen
• Commission honors local leaders
• Pending notice: Marie Rauen, 95
• 3 injured after car goes airborne
• Woman may get DWI after crash
• BP auto shop catches fire — twice
• Blooming Prairie girls top Alden-Conger 61-31
• Northfield blanks Austin girls hockey team
• Goodhue tops Lyle-Pacelli boys
• Column: Austin girls basketball team is learning to win
• Austin grad Tim Kirby is a candidate for Hobey Baker Award
• No. 1 Central Lakes downs RCC men
• Daily 5 in 2: Driver avoids squirrel, hits tree
• ATE Audience Awards
• St. Mark’s ready for $13.4M expansion
• Science speaks well, but not the final word
• Change needed for downtown parking
• Police break up underage drinking party
• Driver avoids squirrel, hits tree
• $250 reward for goat on the lam since Christmas
• Teen charged with assaulting cops sentenced to probation
• Rivals see split conservative vote; Huntsman out
• Paul fights Washington spending, flies first class
• India reports new TB strain resistant to all drugs
• Packer gymnasts tally best score of the season
• Packer dance team takes second in high kick in Simley
• Hockey: Packer girls drop fifth straight game
• Riverland women miss 18 free throws in loss to Central Lakes
• Hayfield boys beat Blue Earth 69-46
• Basketball: Packer boys run out of gas at Midwest Pepsi Showcase
• Hayfield girls upset Blue Earth in OT
• Boys hockey: Rockets down Packers
• Bruins sweep Minot with another 3-1 win
• Packer swimmers take fourth at Section 1A ‘true team’ meet
• Cancer auction a community effort
• 27-year-old charged with kidnapping
• Man charged for 6K images of child porn
• Timeless tunes planned at Paramount Theatre
• Linda M. Knutson, 60
• Answering the questions of adoption
• Austin man charged with raping ex
• Austin celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King
• A family mystery
• Concept album shows what home recording can do
• AHS to induct 7 new Hall of Fame members
• Packer girls survive a late scare
• LP boys beat Hope Lutheran
• Waldoch scores key goal as Bruins top Minot 3-1
• BP boys can’t hang on in loss to FBA
• Superlarks beat Mabel-Canton girls 64-38
• Southland girls win seventh straight game
• Hayfield boys rally past Stewartville
• Hayfield girls fall to Stewartville
• BP girls top FBA
• Man charged with possessing 6,000 images of child porn
• Freeborn County detective on paid leave
• Conservatives torn over defending, opposing Romney
• Marines name general to handle probe into soldiers urinating on dead bodies
• Bail set at $1 million in Owatonna McDonald’s shooting
• Diplomats say Iran ready to discuss nuke arms allegations during IAEA visit
• GOP candidates fail to get on some primary ballots
• Peru court sentences Van der Sloot to 28 years
• Texas mom sentenced to 45 years for killing son, 6
• Poll: Which author with local ties would you most consider reading?
• Winhawks shutout Packer boys
• Hockey: Winona blanks Austin girls
• Southland surges past BP girls
• Vikings fall to No. 8 Komets
• Rochester Home Schoolers top LeRoy-Ostrander boys
• Technology improves public safety
• A right turn for Lefty’s
• Ex arrested for kidnapping, pair stops for pizza amid police search
• Vision 2020 releases top 30 ideas
• Mentor remembered for humble demeanor
• Mother arrested for DWI at school
• Proud of pink
• Minn. man charged with dragging friend with pickup
• Injured hockey player starts therapy
• Marines probe alleged video of Marines urinating on corpses
• Wealth gap creating more conflict than other issues
• Riege: Open Water Walleyes in the Winter
• RCC women just miss a big upset
• Rams top Blue Devil men
• Former Wilco County Attorney remembered
• 'Terminator' star Michael Biehn to host screening at Alamo
• Teen’s family suing other driver for November 2010 fatal crash
• Poll: What’s the best thing about this warm and dry winter?
• Hospital expansion ahead of schedule
• Round 33: Lyle cancer auction back
• 418 babies born at medical center in 2011
• County to send early reappraisal notices to commercial properties
• Corrine Therese Kruger, 72
• Mild winter helping city with snow removal costs
• Cops make arrest after foot chase
• Rockets take down Austin wrestling team
• Southland boys fall to Bulldogs
• No. 8 Bucs top BP boys
• Packer gymnasts dominate home triangular
• Packer girls win fifth straight game
• Hayfield boys fall to Kasson-Mantorville
• Packer swimmers fall to Century
• Wolverines top Lyle-Pacelli boys
• Superlarks beat Hope Lutheran boys
• Grand Meadow girls top Hope Lutheran
• Local domestic violence task force to be expanded
• Elks “hoop shoot” winners
• Deputies called; Dusso, Rohne resign
• Raw video: Dusso reads resignation
• Daily 5 in 2: Meth manufacturer pleads guilty
• Weekend music preview: The Greatcoats CD release set for Friday at Frank
• NC panel: Sterilization victims should get $50K
• No-kill proponents, Humane Society clash over cat
• Prime Time: The most feared man in town
• Year-round schedule could help test scores
• Bob Cummings, 57
• Deputies called; Dusso, Rohne resign
• Meyer’s dunk lifts LP boys
• LP girls win fifth straight game
• Packer dance team takes first in Henry Sibley
• Live music review: Hard Proof impresses fans at Free Week and get a surprise
• Put The Needle On The Record is a book about vinyl records
• 1793 penny fetches $1.38M at Fla. auction
• A shot of adrenaline?
• ‘He was a wonderful young man’
• Grand Meadow man wins $5K
• In religion vs. science, both sides need humility
• Shooting suspect says he didn’t pull the trigger
• Packers take fifth at home swim meet
• Southland girls beat Wabasha-Kellogg 90-21
• Viking boys edge out Panthers
• No. 3 Panthers top Viking girls
• Century edges Austin girls hockey team in OT
• Hockey: Packer boys suffer shutout loss
• 'The Devil Inside' Review
• God of Carnage: An unforgettable night of comedy and mayhem
• Dexter man awaiting charges after assaulting ex’s new boyfriend
• A life of its own
• What ya listening to: Epica “The Divine Conspiracy”
• Warm weather changes race to run
• Austin board looks ahead on budget, 45/15 schedule
• Lyle board to review public comment policy
• The Arc of Mower County holds town hall forum
• English town a model of self-sufficiency
• Sen. Sparks to speak at Ikes meeting
• Senior Center wishes you luck into the new year
• Southland boys beat Grand Meadow
• Packer girls run past Scarlets
• Vikings boys claw past Lourdes in double overtime
• Bobcats beat Bruins 3-2
• Lyle-Pacelli girls top Schaeffer for the second time
• Hayfield girls beat Rochester Lourdes
• BP girls top JWP
• Packer boys top Scarlets
• Bunne scores 25 as Cards top GM girls
• Dusso to leave Lyle Public Schools in July
• Man pleads guilty to vehicular homicide, faces 15 years in prison
• Update: Crash victim in serious condition
• Dammen memorial ski race changed to run for Saturday
• Pilot lands small plane on Minn. highway, then crashes
• Summer in January? Record high shattered
• Artist remembered: A legacy in frames
• 31-year-old sentenced to 3 years in prison for standoff with police
• Woman who was stabbed in back now faces charges for robbery
• New year, new leaders for school board
• Ellis Middle School Student Council hard at work
• Early childhood education center a boon for Austin
• Dog found alive 4 days after Montana avalanche
• Economy likely ended 2011 with solid job growth
• Rivals go hard after Romney, who goes after Obama
• Iowa defeat leaves Perry in unfamiliar role: loser
• After Texas school shooting, many questions loom
• Survival app aims to help drivers in winter storms
• Minn. man gets 25 years for car wash murder
• Daily 5 in 2: Couple ordered to halt operation of motocross track
• Dayton asks sites for final Vikings stadium plans
• Minneapolis man charged in SW Minn. bank robbery
• Poll: Do you routinely lock the doors to your home and car?
• Man airlifted to Rochester after crash
• Motorcycle man was ‘larger than life’
• Judge refusing cases in courtrooms he deems unsafe
• Southern Minn. bank robbery suspect may be ‘Man in Black’
• Judge orders Minn. attorney arrested for religious slurs
• After dismal finish in Iowa, Bachmann vows not to disappear
• Too soon to say
• Smith scores 27 as Blue Devil men top Western Tech.
• Riverland women return from break with loss at Western Tech.
• Alumni update: GM grad Benson is back from injury at St. Cloud State
• Riege: Fishing For A Cure
• Bachmann quits race, says she’ll fight for issues
• Council increases street assessment rates
• Grumpy’s closes to surprise of staff
• Elderly man dies in St. Paul fire
• Wis. cheese recalled due to possible contamination
• Gingrich says GOP campaign is not a game
• Using recess power, Obama putting Cordray in job
• Eagles Club soaring after changes
• Family reflects on millionaire’s fame
• I-90 westbound lane closed between Austin, Albert Lea
• Stephens hits 1,000 as Vikings roll
• Packer girls win third straight game
• Lyle-Pacelli girls hold off Lanesboro
• Grand Meadow girls top Glenville-Emmons
• Trojans hit 13 threes in win over Southland boys
• Grand Meadow boys fall to Fillmore Central
• Dodge County tops Austin girls hockey team
• Boys hockey: Packers fall to Waseca 5-2
• Daily 5 in 2: Two die in rollover on I-90
• Poll: Who will win the Republican nomination for president?
• GOP profile: Santorum’s presidential ambition is rooted in his faith
• GOP profile: In third White House bid, Paul’s message the same
• GOP profile: Huntsman seeks GOP presidential nomination his way
• GOP profile: Role of underdog seems to suit Perry
• GOP profile: Romney touting business skills in White House bid
• GOP profile: Gingrich 2.0: Ex-speaker offers new Newt for 2012
• Hugo E. Gomer, 83
• Pending notice: Christina Kelch, 94
• Pending notice: Ann B. Weniger, 81
• ATE Award Nominees: Comedy
• Two killed in I-90 rollover on New Year’s Day
• Alamo Drafthouse "No Talking" PSA gets spoofed by Patton Oswalt
• Austin audience to get early look at Buddy Holly tribute
• ATE Award Nominees: Musical
• Pricey picks: Powerball tickets doubling to $2
• Wis. Polar Bear Club head makes 60th icy plunge
• New year brings five arrests for DWI; more than usual
• Lawmaker hopes for productivity, harmony in 2012
• Street work assessments may increase
• Funeral notice: Fredrick Christian Langrock, 74
• Former favorite fighting back
• Thumbs up …
• Blizzard edge Bruins 2-1
• Bruins ice Chill 5-2
• 12 for 2012
• Resolve to get healthier this new year
• Vandals caught green handed
• Former officer Rude writes crime novel
• Pacelli students once again to pick up trees
• Getting back to the good story
• Sparks: Local bonding requests key for session
• Woman dies after being run over by daughter
• Commissioners, officials to interview 5 architects for remodel project
• New school board members ready to take over
• Mayo: Shot Lake City police officer dies
• Grant will help with center’s advocacy program
• Games of the Year
• Bruins top Coulee Region 4-3
• Hayfield boys take third in Tartan basketball Invite
• Alleged spray painters caught green-handed
• Counting down stories of 2011: 5-1
• Vikings considering Minneapolis site for stadium
• North Korea vows no softening under its new leader
• Vigil planned for Mnpls boy hit by stray bullet
• Lack of snow hurting businesses
• Rep. Murray: Jobs a priority in 2012
• Austin man pleads not guilty to armed robbery
• Drug possession nets two-year prison term
• Freezing rain rolls through, weather advisory in effect
• 2 store theft suspects plead not guilty
• This baby was meant for piling on
• Convictions: Dec. 19-23
• Library setting schedule
• Albert Lea residents to get utility refund
• Free Week preview: Calm Blue Sea, White White Lights, Boxing Lesson, Hard Proof
• Police reports: Wednesday, Dec. 28
• Counting down stories of 2011: 15-6
• Austin man wins $25K
• Santaland Diaries: Hilarious, if disjointed, night of holiday fun
• Improve traffic
• Historical Society to offer grants
• Ghost towns to come alive in exhibit
• Adams driver’s van hits horse on Highway 56
• Drug test exonerates man charged with cocaine possession
• Superlarks torch Knights
• Packer girls win AL basketball invite
• Hayfield girls fall to USC
• L-O boys fall to Medford
• County moves toward propane for its fleet
• Hayfield boys top Rogers in Tartan Invite
• Packer girls top Winodom
• Austin men fall through lake near Fergus Falls
• Riege: Something smells fishy
• Salvation Army kettle meets goal
• Board raises most elected officials salaries for 2012
• Pending notice: James R. Jorstad, 85
• Sampson picked to fill Lyle board seat
• Jellystone rebuilds after fire
• Father pleads guilty to belt beating
• Knutson to manage remodel; next up architects
• Trojans upend Packers
• Tartan skates to tie — again
• Panthers cruise past Windom
• Strong second half lifts Austin, 56-43 over Kingsland
• Austin finds some good in lopsided loss to Simley
• Superlarks outpace Medford
• MN Senate GOP picks Senjem as new majority leader
• RBar & Grill - New Year's Eve Party!
• Daily 5 in 2: Police investigating vandalism spree
• Helicopter crash kills Mayo surgeon, puts transplant on hold
• In pursuit, GOP contenders rumble through Iowa
• Minn. goat chooses freedom over Nativity role
• Police: Neighbor chopped up Ind. girl with hacksaw
• Stray bullet hits toddler in head in Minneapolis
• Holiday season gives birth to new shoppers
• Texas police: Man in Santa suit killed 6 relatives
• Conn. mayor: Fire that killed 5 not foul play
• Minn. man arrested for Christmas Eve bank robbery
• Vandals smash in car window
• Poll: What would your New Year’s resolution be?
• A Minn. family struggles with gay marriage acceptance
• Police: Gunman in murder-suicide dressed as Santa
• 1 anonymous Twin Cities donor inspires another
• In swing Ohio, Gingrich gaining the “not-Romneys”
• Fire at Conn. home kills ad exec’s 3 kids, parents
• Gingrich fails to qualify for Va. primary ballot
• The King James version of the Bible now 400 years old
• Hanging up the sheers
• New Year's Eve live music preview: All My Friends, The Black Angels, White Denim
• Christmas around the community: Part 2
• A den away from home
• A legacy at the carnival
• Man who allegedly exposed himself fired
• Middlebrook joins Austin Eye Center
• Aging: Behind the numbers
• The Arc offering incentive for involved siblings
• Vision 2020 voting ends Dec. 31
• The CVB revamps its website, offering more
• Celebrating the New Year in Austin
• Poetry coming next Sunday
• DARE to be wonderful
• Girls hockey: For the love of the game
• Bike Rides: Back On Track with the Holiday Train
• Alamo Drafthouse photo booth celebrates 'The Adventures of Tintin'
• Tax cut survives: Congress votes holiday approval
• First United gives back with winter drive
• Austin celebrates holiday season
• ‘Science’ selects Mayo discovery as one of top achievements of 2011
• Best Bets: Wrapping up Christmas
• Santa’s right on track
• Clinic shares holiday spirit
• DNR: Few days remain to book campsites
• Sheriff: Be cautious of convincing scammers
• Alleged armed burglar to make plea
• Packer wrestlers pick up first dual win
• Packer boys top Red Wing
• Packer swimmers top Mankato West
• BP boys fall to Winona Cotter
• Southland boys rally past Fillmore Central
• Lyle-Pacelli boys top Triton
• Cardinal boys fall to Hope Lutheran
• USC downs BP girls
• Hayfield boys sneak past Cotter
• Viking girls can’t close out Cotter in OT loss
• 'The Muppets' offers holiday fun with activity sheets and crafts
• Hormel CEO Ettinger makes $9 million in 2011
• Vote now: Top stories of 2011
• Hayfield hoops: Stephens follows his hero
• Vote now: Top stories of 2011
• Poll: What are your 3 favorite Christmas songs?
• Albert Lea man charged for hitting person with Chevy
• Daily 5 in 2: Lockdowns at AHS don’t always mean imminent threat
• Riege: Christmas story
• 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo' Review
• Romney says Gingrich can’t take heat of a campaign
• Scandal, financial mess dim Minn. GOP’s ’12 hopes
• NM woman gives birth in truck during snowstorm
• Christmas package arrives 1 year and 6 days later
• Former Rolling Stone Bill Wyman Rhythm Kings 5 CD box set just released
• Packers knock off No. 3 Cougars
• Scarlets blank Austin boys hockey team
• Austin swimmers fall to Mankato East
• Austin girls fall to Cougars
• Hayfield boys edge out Byron
• Cardinals fall to Wolverines
• No. 7 Panthers take down BP girls
• Blooming Prairie boys top NRHEG
• Lyle-Pacelli boys get their first win
• Packer gymnasts top Mankato West
• Dodge Center man killed in I-94 crash near Rothsay
• Daily 5 in 2: Law enforcement watching for drunken drivers
• Donations to food bank in Minneapolis stolen
• DNR cites 144 with deer baiting
• Secret donor gives $100 bills to Salvation Army
• Missing Maine toddler’s mom clings to hope
• Travelers sit in Kansas as snowstorm socks Plains
• Lake City officer shot, wounded remains critical
• Gerard Butler rescued at big-wave surfing spot
• Finally, some bipartisanship … oops, nevermind
• Southland boys top Riceville, Iowa
• LP guards learning to avoid the bench
• Daily 5 in 2: Group opens hunger relief facility in mall
• Feds issue warning to unconventional sperm donor
• Austin’s Felten takes first at Fillmore wrestling invite
• Kim Jong Il, a Cold War-era leader in modern times
• Snowstorm threatens travel in southwest, Midwest
• Tea partyers not keen on GOP field
• Fill the kettles
• ‘And it came to pass in those days…’
• Veterans project making progress
• Patrol: Drunken driver caused fatal car crash
• Live music review: Hard Proof put the Afrobeat in KVRX's Local Live show Sunday
• Packer dance team overcomes illness in Fridley
• Northfield tops Austin girls basketball team
• Packer gymnasts take first in Stewartville; JV team takes second
• Saint Peter tops Hayfield boys
• Austin girls hockey team falls to Mankato East
• Bruggeman stops 48 shots as Bruins knock off Bobcats
• Packer divers take first at Tiger Relays
• Cougars edge Packer boys hockey team 6-5
• ATE Award Nominees: Drama
• Schammel scores 1,000th point
• Help for Austin’s homeless?
• Council plans for millions in local upgrades
• Contractor accused of kickbacks has local ties
• Photo: City wins annual food drive over the County
• Tour highlights ways to conserve, save
• Nelsen named 2012 director of County Attorneys Association
• Owatonna teen charged with rape
• Red Cross holding drives in Austin, LeRoy
• Native Austin artist Anfinson releases book of his work
• Men of Tortuga: A stunning cast shines in this company's debut
• Winona Cotter downs Southland boys
• Blossoms blow past Cards
• Lions roll past GM girls
• Bruins fall to Bobcats
• BP girls beat Loyola
• Viking girls beat Cougars
• Spartans down Packer boys
• Goodhue knocks off Hayfield boys
• Spartans top Austin girls
• Rysavy scores 31 as Athletics roll
• Primary elections moved back to Apr. 3rd
• Noose reportedly found in Lyle staff member’s office
• Nelsen named 2012 director of Minn. County Attorneys Association
• NY students suspended for organizing ‘Tebowing’
• Phones pose risk when driving
• American Bear: Despite solid acting, a weak script sours this family drama
• Police: Thieves pocket-dial 911, leading to arrest
• Suspect’s lawyer describes Minn. courthouse attack
• Romney picks up SC gov’s endorsement in GOP race
• Anonymous donors pay strangers’ layaway accounts
• Cedars burglar sentenced for stolen jewelry
• Former county day care contractor ordered to pay $50K in restitution
• Austin gymnasts top Mankato East
• Rebels top Cardinal boys
• Spartans top Packer boys hockey team
• Spartans outlast Austin girls hockey team
• Grand Meadow boys beat Schaeffer Academy
• Blossoms fall to Winona Cotter
• Mayo tops Packer wrestlers
• Daily 5 in 2: Man allegedly causes woman to puncture lip with tooth
• Deputies find barrel of copper
• Better off red: Kettle Drive continues
• Austin garage burglarized
• $60 in quarters taken from hotel
• Man jailed after allegedly causing woman’s tooth to poke through her lip
• Tips caused administrators to be more cautious during Monday ‘crackdown’
• Survey: Alcohol, tobacco use falls; drug use rises for Austin youth
• Good discussion on county tax levy
• Attorney: Reversal will affect future forgery cases
• Sluggish second half dooms Riverland men
• NIACC tops Riverland women
• Riege: Fabulous Fly-In Fishing
• Daily 5 in 2: Teen charged with stealing mom’s car, driving to party
• Live music preview: The Couch, Zlam Dunk and Little Radar at Mohawk tonight
• Wis. charge for woman accused in Minn. killing
• Mother’s stolen ashes returned to NH woman
• Obama marking end of Iraq war
• Special delivery: Meals help hundreds
• Schedule proposes April end to 2012 Minn. session
• Soldier surprises children at school
• Lyle board to re-vote on levy after pre-hearing approval
• Teen charged with stealing mom’s car, driving to party
• Packer girls pick up first win in Albert Lea
• Walter scores 25 as Athletics snap skid in Grand Meadow
• Hayfield girls fall to Kenyon-Wanamingo
• 2012 Texas Wine Trail Season Passes
• Mayo tops Packer swimmers
• Rebel boys win fourth straight game
• Blossoms rally past Montgomery-Lonsdale
• Viking boys top Pine Island
• Packers’ press cages the Tigers
• Daily 5 in 2: Wanted Austin woman deported
• Tenn. studio offer tats for toys donated for kids
• Sandusky waives hearing, vows to fight charges
• Syracuse coach’s Maine accuser expects prison time
• Senators demand answers on missing MF Global money
• New data said to narrow search for sub-atomic particle
• Deputies called on Lyle board member for alleged theft
• Fire destroys Austin home, tenants escape
• Baseball-themed restaurant opens
• Wanted mother deported; 13-year-old pregnant daughter may be eligible for green card
• Bruins goalie named NAHL Star of the Week
• Bruins: Adams and Wahlin reunite
• Rumors false about Austin High School on lockdown
• Daily 5 in 2: Alleged car theft leads to underage party
• 1 Minn. man, 2 hours, 2 drunken-driving arrests
• Perry going for broke in Iowa with 3 weeks left
• Is religion playing the correct role?
• St. Olaf festival was authentically Christmas
• Money well spent?
• Minn. woman acquitted in death of 2-year-old son
• Two Austin wrestlers take second in Andover Invite
• Operation Green Santa a big success
• RR 620 improvements on the way
• Packer gymnasts win Blue Earth Invite
• Packer dance team takes second in high kick at Lakeville
• RCC women win one of two
• Stoulil scores 4 late goals in OT win
• Packer boys can’t keep up with Cedar Falls
• Riverland men’s basketball team takes two tough losses
• Bruins best Aberdeen 2-1
• Hard lessons through fun
• Fundraiser makes big strides for Red Cross
• Owner closes Direct Communications
• Mother wanted after pregnant teen moves in with baby’s dad
• Department heads back move, merger
• Austin schools to host Truth in Taxation hearing
• It’s party time
• Lyle board to thin list of candidates
• Five ways to add something new to a party
• Parr honors The Beatles
• Packer girls fall to Huskies
• Grand Meadow girls fall to Lanesboro
• Supreme Court issues stay on redistricting maps
• Southland boys hang on to win
• Burros top Grand Meadow boys
• Blizzard beat Bruins in shootout
• BP girls top Randolph
• Hayfield boys rally past Rochester Lourdes
• Mankato news anchor’s broadcast captures national attention
• Daily 5 in 2: Reversal in local forgery case
• Some Minn. parents seek out chicken pox on purpose
• Grand jury indicts Minn. man in cellmate’s death
• Winter Sports Guide available now
• Mom got excellent care from St. Mark’s
• Va. Tech gunman flees, commits suicide
• Appreciates the help from Meals volunteers
• Ark. death row inmate gets new trial because of tweet
• Cat’s 26 toes help boost Milwaukee animal shelter
• Grace Lutheran to help community cope with loss
• St. Cloud man admits to Thanksgiving burglary
• Sex offender charged with window peeping
• Austin wrestlers fall to Albert Lea
• Packer swimmers cruise past AL in opener
• Remember Christmas is about giving, love and faith
• We’ve come a long way with inclusiveness in schools
• Best Bets: Deer hunting for Christmas
• Pacelli announces 1st-quarter honor roll
• Austin Edward Jones welcomes new financial advisor
• Faith lessons from the Philippines
• Christmas in County to auction worn Rascal Flatts shirt
• St. Cloud man admits to Thanksgiving burglary
• Sex offender charged with window peeping
• From B student to bully target
• Convictions: Nov. 28-Dec. 2
• Va. Tech gunman kills officer, later found dead
• Daily 5 in 2: Chainers face second parental rights trial
• Michigan, Wis. fight over which looks more like a mitten
• Bachmann’s book off to slow sales start
• All-Herald Football Team
• Bruins sign new lease with City of Austin
• Riege: Walleyes Under the Ice
• Bruins defenseman signs with Army
• Daily 5 in 2: Austin man pleads guilty to armed September standoff
• Child-chainers claim they have attempted to reunify family
• Romney marriage ad contrasts with rising Gingrich
• Guns N’ Roses, Chili Peppers in Rock Hall
• Blagojevich tells judge he’s sorry for crimes
• Minn. anti-bullying law gets low grade from feds
• Dayton slots 2012 trade mission to China
• School: Sandusky denied job after background check
• Minneapolis leaders back Metrodome site for stadium
• Boys hockey: Packers can’t hold lead
• Packer girls ice Tigers
• Southland boys rally past Saint Charles
• Schaeffer outlasts Lyle-Pacelli boys basketball team
• Wingers take down Packers
• Hagen leads BP girls to a win
• Viking girls can’t hang on
• Grand Meadow boys top LeRoy-Ostrander
• Blossoms win big in season opener
• Olson leads Larks to a win
• Hayfield grad Wilson honored at Wartburg
• Daily 5 in 2: Judge upholds, reduces restraining order
• St. Paul police seek man who robbed, tied up woman, 90
• 2 fishermen find way off Upper Red Lake
• Minn. Senators talk Vikings stadium funding
• Winter Sports Guide in the Herald Friday
• Bachmann: Romney, Gingrich both have ‘flaws’
• US to use foreign aid to promote gay rights
• Austin man pleads guilty to armed September standoff
• Dar McBeain 75th birthday
• Foul trouble catches up to Lyle-Pacelli girls
• Athletics drop opener to Rockets
• Photo: Austin sixth graders take second in basketball tournament
• Daily 5 in 2: Alleged meth manufacturer sentenced for stealing rifle
• Judge blocks union vote for child care providers
• Packer wrestlers take ninth in Winona Invite
• Snow blamed for hundreds of accidents in Minnesota
• 2 die in 1-vehicle rollover in St. Louis County
• Legendary UMD coach dies at 82
• Postal Service plans unprecedented cuts to first-class mail
• SC primary up for grabs; Gingrich making big play
• Those hiding have yet to be exposed
• 64-year-old guilty of molestation
• Kenny Rogers performed at the Paramount Theatre on December 1st
• Packers’ bowling season comes to an end at state meet
• Riverland men topple Hibbing
• Campaign Filings so far
• RCC women beat Hibbing
• Packer dance team starts season strong
• Vikings boys rally past USC
• Girls hockey: Rockets down Packers
• Bruins blow away Blizzard 9-3
• Packer gymnasts win home invite
• Austin in focus
• 2nd petition filed to terminate chainers’ parental rights
• Avis M. Wood, 71
• Kimberly H. Jordal, infant
• HI’s Zigang Dong honored
• Forming a very special bond with
• Riverland’s LGBT to present ‘STAGE LEFT’
• Stepfather is ‘an inspiration’
• 20-year-old gets prison for burglary
• Higher learning
• Hockey: Packer boys net opening win
• Blue Devil men win fourth straight game
• Rebels hold off Viking girls
• Cardinals shoot their way past Lyle-Pacelli girls
• Rebels shut down Falcons
• Bruins top Alexandria
• Blossoms fall to Cobras
• RCC women top Rainy River
• Bike Rides: Earth to Dan, BOOOM!
• Fox selected to Rochester Lourdes sports Hall of Fame
• Winter Sports Guide in the Herald Friday
• Level 3 sex offender moves to Austin
• Woman: Psychologist implanted horrific memories
• State blames Owatonna nursing home for resident’s death
• Occupy Minn. protesters must remove items from plaza
• Violent wind storm leaves path of destruction
• End of the line for Cain? Announcement Saturday
• Unemployment rate drops to lowest since 2009
• Live music review: Wilco taped Austin City Limits TV, sold out ACL Live
• It’s a drought
• Superlarks pick up their first win
• Hoban shuts down Winona as Packer girls win 3-0
• Daily 5 in 2: Lyle superintendent files restraining order against city council member
• Good news: Minnesota expects $876 million surplus
• Penn State pledges $1.5M for sex-crimes groups
• Stocks waver, a day after biggest rally in 2 years
• Midwest companies expect job cuts in next 6 months
• Editorial: Lessons from Lyle
• Gallery: Lyle coming to a crescendo
• AL firefighters battle blaze, seek answers
• Cain to meet with wife over campaign future
• Dusso files restraining order
• Austin grad finishes strong at Ironman
• Riege: The Ice Season is Coming
• Sears to take Ruskell location in mall
• NWS expects snow Wednesday evening
• Man sues former hostages, says they broke promise
• Zebras get loose from Va. zoo, roam neighborhood
• Flying squirrel occupies N.J. emergency room
• Citizens sound off on tax increase
• Milk output holds steady in Minn.
• 2011 Thanksgiving travel might be Minn.’s safest
• Goodhue takes down Hayfield girls
• Blue Devil men rally past St. Cloud Tech.
• Blue Devil women beat St. Cloud Tech.
• Lyle-Pacelli girls win opener
• Southland girls win big in opener
• Blooming Prairie girls drop opener
• Cards get past Superlarks
• Packers show signs in loss to No. 9 NP
• Video: Soldiers answer questions
• Letters to stop violence, murder
• American Airlines files for bankruptcy protection
• Iranian students storm British Embassy in Tehran
• Cain denies Ga. woman’s claim of 13-year affair
• Officials want public input on plans for new school
• Stolen car found crashed in ditch
• Teen identifies alleged Thanksgiving burglar
• Foundation plans $5.7M in contributions
• No Vikings stadium tax
• Upcoming shows at the Uptown Marble Theater
• Column: One last season for coach Peterson
• Teen identifies alleged Thanksgiving burglar
• Chamber looking for input on Legislature
• Chamber ready to dish out more scholarships
• Daily 5 in 2: Cold front to roll through Tuesday
• Kenny Rogers is performing at the Paramount Theatre on December 1st
• Jesus statue stays on bluff, despite opposition
• Minn. childcare providers sue to block union
• Police: Boyfriend of slain Minn. woman moves to Mexico
• Ohio Craigslist suspect’s mom says he’s innocent
• Vikings stadium cost, site on tap at Minn. Capitol
• Leaders follow, followers lead
• Syracuse fires coach amid investigation of child molestation
• After windy weekend, NWS expects more high winds, cold front
• Filing period for candidates begins
• Blizzard best Bruins 5-2
• Willmar edges Austin girls hockey team 2-1
• Violence against local women on the increase
• Big Love: A complex but compelling production of Mee's contemporary classic
• Woodworker fiddles with creations
• Lights for the season
• Wilbur L. Sayles, 86
• Black Friday bodes well for retailers
• Gallery: Christmas in the City
• Re-used and re-tooled
• Albert Lea dealership under new ownership
• RCC group holds Human Rights week events
• Notes of the holidays
• Christmas just isn’t Christmas without these goodies
• Bruins blank Minot 3-0
• Girls hockey: Thompson nets hat trick as Packers win big
• Area teen wins 2 powerlifting titles
• Judges kick Bent Tree Wind Farm case to Wis. Supreme Court
• Christ Episcopal welcomes new priest
• Hayfield’s Blanchard signs with Briar Cliff
• 24-year-old man dead after Wis. plane crash
• Deals or bust
• Black Friday shopper uses pepper spray for ‘competitive’ edge
• Earlier deals, longer hours woo shoppers
• Eagan man accused of swindling $320K from 86-year-old mom
• More trash may mean improving economy
• Ga. farmers crack down on rash of pecan thieves
• Ohio troopers say they find gift-wrapped pot
• Festive Thanksgiving Day Parade heads through NYC
• Minn. man accused of swindling fortune from mom, 86
• Plane with 3 men, 3 children crashes in Arizona
• Gingrich could draw GOP ire on immigration
• FBI arrests 7 in Amish haircut attacks in Ohio
• Alumni update: Lightning in a bottle
• Getting the turkey farm back to normal
• Murder case may be blemish for Minn. Karen community
• Police suspect duo stole vehicles
• Court places teen who killed dog with brick
• Shutdown cost state $60M; Murray, Sparks still worried about impact
• Public Health to seek $100K grant
• CRWD rules take effect on Dec. 1
• Assessor’s office accepting homestead applications
• Despite disease, child back to being 3
• ‘Tis the season at the Paramount
• Community to set tone for holiday season
• 73rd Christmas in the City is here
• Starting off the season with Christmas in the City
• Herald has Black Friday specials
• Update: Protesters could face charges
• An early Black Friday
• Views vary on Lyle’s leadership
• Hurm, Healey: Training mishap stems from lack of communication
• Congressional redistricting maps split Williamson County
• 'Arthur Christmas' Review
• Guest by Courtesy: An avant-garde tea party unlike any you've seen before
• Packers prevail 6-4 against Century
• RCC women win big
• Riverland men win on the road
• Happening now: 4 protesters removed from Lyle School Board meeting
• 1st gay ambassador remembers Austin
• Bringin’ the BBQ
• Ray Charles Singular Genius: The Complete ABC Singles 5 CD Box Set released
• Petition declares ‘no confidence’ in Superintendent Dusso
• Daily 5 in 2: Questions raised over police department training
• Fallen jeers guest Bachmann with pointed song
• Murder casts somber mood in Albert Lea
• Penn St. taps ex-FBI director for investigation
• Charlotte Jean Legried, 87
• No more pledges
• Hormel Foods 4Q net income falls, revenue rises
• Update: St. Paul man charged with A.L. man’s murder
• Christmas Events in Wilco
• Column: Blossoms should be proud of their season
• Riverland to host softball camp
• Longtime Georgia announcer Munson dies at 89
• Live music review: Ghostland Observatory laser beamed sold-out ACL Live Friday
• Petition against early shopping heading to Target
• Minn. woman credits survival to dog and mailman
• Minn. Legislature examines child-care union push
• Story gives reminder about being thankful
• Plan to take care when traveling
• 1 dead, 1 injured in north Minneapolis shooting
• Man, woman found dead of apparent overdose in Minn.
• Albert Lea man stabbed to death
• County Redistricting Maps in flux
• Beat-down
• Katie McMahon brings Austin a Celtic holiday
• A Thanksgiving without war
• Healthy ways to use your Thanksgiving leftovers
• Join the Paramount for the holidays
• A welcome weekend in Cloquet
• Bruins blow two goal lead, fall in OT
• Hockey: Gallaher nets hat trick as Packer girls win big
• BP’s Zellmer sets career TD record
• Austin’s Heimark takes 15th at state swim meet
• Blackjacks end BP’s season
• City Council may take step closer to rental ordinance
• Man accused of threatening wedding guests pleads guilty
• After surgery, injured hunter is recovering at home
• District moving ahead on new school
• Trom steps down from fair board
• Bruins: Bruggeman clips Wings
• State swim meet: Heimark adances, relay team falls short
• Morrissey performed with Kristeen Young at Bass Concert Hall on November 15th
• The Miracle Worker: An Inspirational play with a startlingly talented young lead
• Captain: Robert Wagner responsible for Natalie Wood death
• Okla. St. women’s coaches die in Ark. plane crash
• Syracuse coach on leave after sex-abuse claim
• Occupiers have a point: Selfishness and greed
• Teachers, schools always adjust methods
• Best Bets: Holidays on the way
• ‘Choking game’ causes fears at area school
• Students cued on culture
• Man pleads guilty to drug charge
• Fiebigers deliver on defense for BP
• Preview: Blossoms are ready for a physical matchup at state
• Police arrest 11 during Occupy Minn. protest
• Protesters march nationwide; over 200 arrested
• Demi Moore to divorce Ashton Kutcher
• Oil hits $100, may drive up gas prices
• Smucker recalls jars of chunky peanut butter
• A taxing matter
• Men allegedly punch, chase 14-year-old
• Tenant: Worker watched porn on job
• Devils rally back from 20 points down
• RCC women hold on to win
• Riege: The Search for Esox Lucius (Water Wolf) at MaKoop Lake
• 4 dead, several hurt as storm pounds the Southeast
• A.L. Art Center awarded $458,000
• Pa. chief: McQueary didn’t report abuse to us
• Workers push back against earlier holiday openings
• E-mail outlines reaction to alleged Sandusky attack
• Daily 5 in 2: Hormel son coming home
• Suspect in shooting near White House arrested
• A Hormel son coming home
• Funeral notice: Esther Marie Van House, 94
• Shrapnel injures Rice Lake hunter
• All-Herald Volleyball Team
• Daily 5 in 2: Packer football coach not returning
• Visiting Fort Concho National Historic Landmark
• VFW brings Showtime comic to Austin
• Working out a key stress reliever for soldiers
• Taking charge in Kuwait
• Soldier Spotlight: Staff Sgt. Travis Thorson
• Soldier Spotlight: Sgt. Jacob Burgett
• Pillowcases remind soldiers of home
• Esther Marie Van House, 94
• David Joseph Chrz, 64
• Funeral notice: Evelyn C. Braaten, 92
• US-Russian crew blasts off for space station
• Support for food drive appreciated
• Packer swimmers are ready for state meet
• Daily 5 in 2: Pro wrestler down but not out
• Big Ten takes Paterno name off trophy
• Man tries to rob Fargo restaurant, gets burned
• Vikings launch new stadium ad campaign
• Sentencings are set for today in 3 execution-style slayings
• Struck and killed on way to synagogue
• Obama urges Congress to reach consensus on deficit
• Angry over spying, Muslims say: ‘Don’t call NYPD’
• For Penn St., a new week after the worst one ever
• Live music photo retrospective: Fun Fun Fun Fest 6 at Auditorium Shores
• Spring Awakening: A thrilling, but heartbreaking take on a Broadway favorite
• Special report: Are jobs in jeopardy for the Hispanic community?
• Wilco receives AAA rating
• Live music review: The White White Lights and Black Pistol Fire at Emo's
• Live music review: The White White Lights and Black Pistol Fire at Emo's
• Packer bowlers clinch a trip to state
• Bruins blast Minot 8-0
• Gallery: BP wins Class A quarterfinal match
• A lens on immigration
• Man who choked ex-girlfriend gets probation
• Salvation Army Kettle Drive going mobile
• Blue Devil women cruise past WWT
• Busy meeting waiting for APS board
• Scary Guy wraps up Austin visit
• FD awards annual fire safety poster winner
• Riverland men fall short at home
• Give to the Max Day this Wednesday
• 11-11-11
• Blossoms survive a thriller
• Aberdeen takes down Bruins
• Austin’s Heimark clinches trip to state swimming meet
• Video blog entry from Kuwait
• Gallery: Veterans through the years
• 2020 list shows plenty of interesting Austin ideas
• Mr. Austin returns Monday
• AHS student takes home third for screen print
• From teachers to trio
• ‘GI Bill’ to provide benefits to pre-9/11 vets
• Chinese hoping 11/11/11 will bring luck, long marriages
• Officials: Arden Hills stadium site would cost $28.5M
• Group donates books through ‘Reading Rocks’
• Ellis Middle School readies performance of ‘Sleeping Beauty’
• Riverland looks to future with new chancellor
• Something ‘Fishy’ going on at Pacelli Catholic Elementary
• Special report: Jobs in jeopardy for Hispanic community?
• Kirby’s goal lifts Bruins
• Reverse fee error
• Special report: Are Hispanics leaving?
• Property owner shuts down Jerry’s
• Soldiers have variety of jobs overseas
• Soldiers form teams for 16-game football season
• Toy-like gift helps soldiers stay safe
• Pending notice: Alice Glasser, 87
• After debate blunder, Perry says his campaign won’t end
• GOP candidates: Fix US economy
• Foreclosure activity hits 7-month high
• Column: Reasons to watch Blossoms and Rebels square off
• Kahle: Making big strides
• Mondo Mystery Movie IX: Halloween thrills, logistic chills
• Austin girls swimmers take ninth at Big Nine meet
• Daily 5 in 2: Stabbing suspect at large
• FBI investigating if Somalia bomber was Minn. man
• 2-year-old survives fall from 6 stories
• Life in prison for convict who killed 3
• Kim Kardashian files for divorce after 10 weeks
• Man fatally shot at Minneapolis party
• Dayton sets Minn. health care task force in motion
• Test scores flat despite early start in SW Minn.
• New Perry Iowa ad touts jobs over campaign polish
• Cain denies report of sexual harassment
• Power restoration in snowy East could take days
• Scary Guy ready to stomp out hate
• Photos: A happy ‘howl-oween’
• Golf tournament for Haleycurls for Hope
• Austin bowlers get a split
• Bruins win third straight game
• FBA sweeps LeRoy/Ostrander volleyball team
• Volleyball: Kenyon/Wanamingo knocks off Hayfield
• Blossoms beat Goodhue in shootout
• Football: Rebels get redemption
• Superlarks topple Mabel/Canton football team
• Keep it spooky — not dangerous
• Shelter looks to avoid bad luck
• Home invasion was second this month for 30-year-old
• Developing moral behavior
• Informational meeting planned on referendum
• Social Security payments on the increase
• Hitting the dance floor helps you stay healthy
• Remembering Jackie Graves
• Fall super foods — enjoying the pumpkin, squash
• Twelfth annual ‘Why We Sing,’ benefit tuning up
• Skinner took a remarkable education path
• Night of the Living Dead: Unpolished and derivative piece of halloween fun
• Bruins blast Minot 4-1
• Bike Rides: Trick or Treat
• Update: Home invasion victim targeted in early October
• Teen charged with killing family dog
• Marguerite Dorothy Esse, 95
• 5-year-old backs car onto Ohio street, calls 911
• Austin’s Overby headed back to state
• Ex-A.L. city manager appeals conviction
• Mother pleads not guilty to beating 17-month-old daughter
• Broadway ballads: A Frankie Valli tribute
• Live music review: Concrete Blonde and Johnette Napolitano impress at new Emo's
• 6 local residents plead guilty in federal court to counterfeiting
• FBA knocks off Grand Meadow volleyball team
• Pacelli’s Kahle advances to state cross country meet
• Vikings get past Medford volleyball team
• Austin’s Overby headed back to state
• Volleyball: Cardinals sweep Rebels
• Dispose of your hazardous waste on Saturday
• Vote ‘Yes’ on school referendum
• Man pleads not guilty to drunk driving crash, fleeing scene
• Update: Fire damages A.L. apartment
• School board hopefuls debate
• Man in prior fatal crash airlifted
• United Way ramps up for $1.1M
• Hormel makes green list for third year in a row
• A generation of new farmers?
• Herald to report from Kuwait
• Volleyball: Spartans end Austin’s season
• Soccer: Blue Devils finish on a high note
• Riege: Having the Right Dog for the Cover
• High-risk sex offender moving to area
• A.L. apartment damaged by fire
• Daily 5 in 2: Homeowner confronts gas thief
• With no staff, Bachmann mails paper for NH primary
• Judge rejects insanity defense in Mcar wash murder inn.
• Another Republican enters fray vs. Sen. Klobuchar
• Lockdown over at Maplewood elementary school
• Study: Rich get a lot richer, outpace middle class
• Rumors: A hilarious cast brings out the best in Simon's farce
• Wingers knock off Packers
• Rebels pound FBA in first round
• Blossoms rally past Medford
• LeSeur/Henderson knocks off Hayfield
• Grand Meadow football team opens tournament with a win
• Miles Zuniga playing at One World Theatre with John Oates on November 1st
• County board takes first steps to move Health and Human Services downtown
• ASO opener to feature spooky sounds
• Department fights fires with public awareness
• Schools waiting on Nov. 8 vote
• It’s official: Institute planning expansion
• APD youth explorers fare well at Duluth conference, competition
• Accused Oxycontin dealer facing felonies
• No rest for the wary
• The fastest skid loader in America?
• Nonprofit wants to hear about pre-schools
• Medford knocks off Lyle/Pacelli
• Volleyball: Blossoms best Wolverines
• Superlarks beat Randolph in tournament opener
• Live music review: All My Friends packed ND for return gig after year absence
• Daily Dose: Hormel Institute unveils expansion details
• Bachmann NH staff says rudeness pushed them out
• Newspaper: Conn. man bragged of 17 killings
• Ohio dentist offers to buy back Halloween candy
• Survey: US gas prices up 5 cents in past 2 weeks
• Apple posts video of Jobs memorial on Apple.com
• Religion claims its place in Occupy Wall Street
• Con artist who helped Google probe to be sentenced
• Mpls mayor pitches plan to keep Vikings in town
• Ohio dentist offers to buy back Halloween candy
• Firefighers respond to house fire on 218
• County open house in Brushy Creek on Monday
• Pink Heals 2011
• Selk records 1,000th dig for Hayfield
• Bruins split with Chill
• ‘Along for the ride’
• National Guard unit to move to Arden Hills
• Veteran: War won’t end with withdrawal
• Families: Welcome news, but soldiers not home yet
• Troops to be coming home by the holidays
• Driver injured in crash, rollover
• Albert Lea bus driver fired after incident
• Test your knowledge of tobacco
• Forums planned for board candidates
• Taking a peaceful cruise through Minnesota’s fall
• Game on
• Condit gives his all in racing and football
• Families of local soldiers react to end of Iraq War
• Man charged for allegedly posing as crossing guard, cop
• Bus driver who allegedly made racial remark fired
• Johnny Depp in Austin for AFF and film festivities
• Obama announces total Iraq troop withdrawal, end to war
• Weekend music preview: All My Friends | Battles | Hacienda | Zombie Uprising
• Daily 5 in 2: BBQ restaurant coming to mall
• Robbery suspect fatally shot in Minneapolis
• Gadhafi body stashed in shopping center freezer
• Cain tweaks 9-9-9 tax plan to allow exemptions
• Opinion: Immigrant bashers should be ashamed
• Blue Devils fall to USM
• Cards pull off a big win over Mabel/Canton
• Miss Teen Austin ready for state
• Austin financial advisor achieves recognition
• The warmest gift of all
• Hormel family secrets to be revealed Monday
• Cardinals: All Set for Success
• City gets $33K for 2009 fire cleanup
• Hayfield man accused of stealing pigs in Iowa
• Austin man in prison sentenced for additional drug crimes
• 64-year-old sentenced for weed operation
• Scary nightmares for a good cause
• Funeral notice: John M. Christenson, 67
• Detroit band Electric Six rock the new Emo's East in Austin on October 15th
• Vote on Nov. 8
• Vote for school board posts
• Child chainers could lose parental rights
• Students chant ‘Racist!’ at bus driver
• Southland’s late drive comes up short in loss to Caledonia
• Superlarks roll past Wolverines 33-12
• Vikings fall to Triton
• Blooming Prairie’s defense steps up in shutout win
• Cardinals knock off Lyle/Pacelli football team
• Tigers down Packers
• Riege: The Future of Pheasant Hunting
• Hayfield man accused of stealing pigs in Iowa
• Daily Dose: Children start house fire with lighters
• Child chainers could lose parental rights
• Sarah Silver Hands: Vortex's latest marked with muddled plot, stunning design
• Update: Wild animals on the loose in Ohio, freed by owner
• Ford workers approve new contract, 63 pct in favor
• Even higher fares can’t help American Airlines
• Police seek escaped exotic animals in Ohio
• Jumping the gun
• Patricia Rae Wendorf, 79
• Byron sweeps Hayfield volleyball team
• Owatonna swimmers top Austin
• BP cross country teams take 7th at Gopher meet
• Pacelli competes in Blue Earth Invite
• Superlarks win sixth straight match
• Austin’s Overby wins Big Nine title
• Lourdes tops Austin 2-0
• Israeli soldier freed in swap for 1,000 prisoners
• High school sets bathroom visit limit for students
• Dayton calls session on Vikes stadium
• 10 not-so-certain certain ways to predict winter
• Laughs return with VFW show
• Pending notice: Patricia R. Wendorf, 79
• Police park tickets after complaints
• Inmate pleads not guilty to tossing boiling water on prisoner
• VA clinic on the way?
• Gallery: Fall harvest wraps up
• Huskies sweep Packers
• Column: Toquam gives Blossoms a chance at QB
• Packers land on All-Big Nine soccer teams
• Packer bowlers take two
• Pending notice: Lorraine K. Jennings, 95
• Inmate allegedly threw boiling water
• First flu case a reminder to get vaccinated
• An international success
• Gallery: Lansing fire update
• Chisholm Trail Days 2011
• Austin swimmers take 4th in ‘true team meet’
• Bruins take down Bobcats
• Austin girls soccer team falls to Albert Lea 1-0
• Soccer: Packers prevail in OT
• Fire claims sheds in Lansing
• Austin, Albert Lea papers will have reporter in Kuwait
• Bail set at $200K for mother of injured toddler
• Council to consider potential housing ordinance
• Make buckling up a safety priority
• RCC enrollment decreases 6.4 percent
• Success on the fringe
• Good reasons to change your breakfast habits
• Ellis M.S. linked to early pioneers
• Looking for a new crop of artists
• Memories and getting a helping hand from the sun
• Southland cruises past Rushford/Peterson
• Huskies blank Packers
• Mabel/Canton downs Lyle/Pacelli
• Toquam throws for five scores in BP win
• Stejskal lead Larks past Burros
• Bruins fall to Bismarck
• Leif finishes Pacelli tennis career with memorable match
• Update: Mother of child with ‘life-threatening injuries’ arrested
• Tea in Tripoli: A hilarious and harrowing play by one of Austin's best
• Austin Film Festival gathering steam
• Donation to hunger relief ‘perfect timing’
• Gun permitting event Saturday
• Local gas stations still have questions about bad gas
• Herald staff playing video games for Gillette Children’s Hospital
• Austin man sentenced for spitting on cop
• Bluegrass-gospel blend to rock Austin
• Five ’til Friday: Fantasticks musical
• Vikings drop third straight
• Southland falls to Kingsland volleyball team
• Rockets top Packer girls swimming and diving team
• FBA sweeps Blossoms
• Larks sweep Wolverines
• Lyle/Pacelli beats Schaeffer
• Packer volleyball team falls to JM
• New faces step up for Packers
• Weekend music preview: Utopia Fest | The Soldier Thread | Nightfever Vol XVII
• Update: Mother of baby with ‘life-threatening injuries’ arrested
• Burning ban lifted in Mower County
• Company working to retrieve bad gas in Austin
• ‘Big idea’ deadline is Friday
• Daily 5 in 2: Mankato company removes bad gas in Austin
• Jellystone owners to rebuild after fire
• A lifetime of commitment
• Walz back in Austin Tuesday
• Call congressman about immigration
• A windy advantage
• Alumni Update: Austin’s Manocchio playing soccer at Bethel
• Blue Devils drop finale
• Riege: Opening Day
• Family lost in Mass. corn maze calls 911 for help
• Daily 5 in 2: YMCA planning renovation
• Eventful weekend coming up
• Leadership lacking in Washington
• YMCA plans renovation projects
• Tabs for the children
• Redistricting could cause re-election for commissioners
• County vows to help with United Way campaign
• Highway 218 now open
• Bad gasoline delivered to 21 communities, including Austin
• Nature Center goes greener
• A.L. group to host free film festival
• Packer girls win home CC Invite
• Austin swimmers fall to Northfield
• Packer boys roll past Lake City
• Packers get past Willmar
• Volleyball: Grand Meadow sweeps Lyle/Pacelli
• Winona sweeps Packer volleyball team
• Hayfield falls to Triton in five
• NRHEG tops Blossoms
• Cards sweep Schaeffer Academy
• Cutting costs, keeping college
• UN: Detainees tortured in Afghanistan
• Wis. woman accused of abduction, cutting out fetus
• Boys soccer: Pillars of the Pack
• Visit Fall Creek Vineyards
• Don’t lose sight of real imperative in business
• Night through a lens
• Cougar caught on camera in Minn.
• Unemployed face more problems
• New Seasons: Capital T Theatre
• Mellow sounds for fall
• The mystery of Sumner Elementary
• Police break up wild party of 250
• Headlock leads to woman’s probation
• Fire destroys Jellystone building
• RCC soccer player stays busy
• Austin bowlers win two
• Bruins top Minot on the road
• Anoka-Ramsey sweeps RCC volleyball team
• Further Adventures of Hedda Gabler: An uneven play with stunning design
• Herald to raise money for children’s hospital
• A trip to remember
• LeRoy man accused of raping teen won’t serve jail time
• Knife-wielder who threatens dad, cops gets probation
• Notice for potential Lyle board meeting not posted online
• Market extends season with move to Oak Park Mall
• Wind chime-making class coming to Senior Center
• October is time to honor disability employees
• Free program set for Oct. 16
• Bruins top Minot 5-2
• Houston blanks Lyle/Pacelli
• Blue Devils fall to Minnesota West
• Outside watering ban enacted
• Century runs past Packers
• Cougars close out Vikings
• Blossoms roll past Mankato Loyola
• No. 7 Lions top Grand Meadow football team
• Hamlet: Austin Shakespeare offers a different look at the classic play
• Could Albert Lea get a Maid-Rite?
• Northwood driver charged with homicide released from jail
• Swift resigns as RCC basketball coach; Koenigs takes interim position
• Minn. woman gets four years in prostitution case
• Wall Street protesters gathering in Minneapolis
• Americans recall personal impacts of Jobs’ vision
• US asks appeals court to halt Ala. immigration law
• Explosions shake Ill. village after train derails
• Tennessee prison frees former death row inmate
• The 25th Annual Putnam Spelling Bee: An enjoyable interactive musical comedy
• What would Woodson do with more space?
• Community Bank gives to Humane Society
• Austin grad makes Concordia homecoming court
• Local Mary Kay salesperson earns Ford Mustang
• Speaker to share his views on Islam
• Austin man pleads to choking ex-girlfriend
• Farmers’ Market to truck on through winter
• Volleyball: Blossoms win with defense
• Vikings drop long volleyball match
• New voting precincts approved
• 3 held after trying to enter Duluth military base
• Heat creates dangers for farmers at harvest time
• Minn. political map case to be argued Jan. 4
• Restaurant revived as steakhouse
• Man charged with shooting victim, igniting fire in Minn.
• NYPD spied on city’s Muslim anti-terror partners
• GOP choice of experienced Romney, novice Perry
• Teen changes plea to guilty ­after break-in
• Support marriage amendment
• Variety on a violin
• Riege: Coleman Cooking Challenge ’11
• RCTC sweeps Riverland volleyball team
• RCC soccer team falls to Bethel
• Combine, field fire contained
• Tuned to a century
• Delaware mom denies trying to sell baby
• NBA’s labor fight approaches its biggest deadline
• Unions, students join Wall Street protesters
• Gunman at large after deadly Calif quarry shooting
• Twin Cities students deal with deaths of 2 schoolmates
• Minn. woman says she’ll stand for terror trial
• Obama to step up power line projects in 12 states including Minn.
• Video: Few attend talk on school levy
• Weekend music preview: Calm Blue Sea | Boxing Lesson | White Denim | BB King
• School not all out at Sumner
• Burning ban: Warm, dry conditions lead to high fire risk
• Austin girls swimming team falls to Century
• Cardinals sweep Lyle/Pacelli
• Rebels crash Austin’s party
• Injuries catch up to BP volleyball team
• Hagen-Erickson nets third hat trick in OT win
• Larks sweep Hope Lutheran
• Packer girls fall short to JM
• Vikings sweep Lourdes
• Suspect arrested in Little Falls shooting death
• Couple dead in apparent murder-suicide
• Minn. ballot question donors face state regulation
• Christie: ‘Now is not my time’ for White House bid
• Knox, family head home to US after her acquittal
• Apple unveils faster, more powerful iPhone
• Austin woman accused of punching boy at Oktoberfest after father spilled drink
• Bark for their bite: Dog park site gets OK
• Man accused in stabbing takes plea deal over trial
• Allegedly hysterical teen arrested after darting in traffic
• Marion Bridge: A trio of talented actresses create magic from family tale
• Sheedy 40th anniversary
• Rebels sweep Wolverines
• Shamrocks fall to Stewartville
• James S. Nielsen, 48
• Public meeting for new school vote Tuesday
• Packer bowlers pick up a win
• Minn. woman facing Somalia terror case arrested
• Could sliding Bachmann fall back on House seat?
• Man who washed truck naked gets probation
• Lessons learned from molestation cases
• Austin man arrested for alleged shooting threat at wedding
• 3 vehicles destroyed in fire near Lansing
• Austin takes seventh at home swim meet
• Bruins score four in the third to win
• Austin takes fourth, Hayfield finishes third at Rochester volleyball invite
• Blossoms take second at LeRoy volleyball invite
• Fergus Falls tops RCC volleyball team
• Packers blow past Caledonia 13-0
• Packer girls fall to Loyola soccer team in OT
• Making the grade
• Man pleads not guilty to hitting girl at stop
• City council set to approve dog park locale
• Can pets in the household be healthy?
• Grades go mobile with new app
• Enjoy a day of fun with the family
• Senior Center offering flu shots
• Volunteer defense attorneys to help veterans in special court proceedings for low-level crimes
• Almost 500 students involved in 4-H
• Come with us to great western United States
• Bike Rides: Tailbone vs. Mammoth Rock
• Man allegedly posing as crossing guard and as cop cited for assaulting teen
• Mass. cat with 2 faces lives 12 years, sets record
• Wind causes fire, injuries in A.L.
• Teen pleads not guilty to breaking in, mistaking it for own home
• School year in full swing at Southgate Elementary
• Live music preview: Quiet Company CD release party at the new ND tonight
• Electrically shocked man to leave hospital
• Documents: Injuries to baby caused by kick-like blow
• Falcons take down Austin volleyball team
• 9,000 turkeys die in Minn. barn fire
• Electrically shocked man to leave hospital
• Juice Newton to headline Austin police fundraiser
• Grand Meadow farm featured on southeast Minn. tour
• Mayo to partner with clinic in Czech Republic
• Institute gets $3K gift from fundraiser
• A short-term vote
• Letter: Captains’ message renews Packer football pride
• Historical Society appreciates help
• Twins enter offseason of uncertainty
• NY considers Medicaid for transgender surgery
• Cantaloupe outbreak is deadliest in a decade
• Cops: Couple’s copper theft for wedding netted $18
• Funeral notice: Glen Stanley Nelson, 94
• Happy 100th birthday!
• Rebels share the load
• Austin’s Wagner honored at UW-EC
• Huskies top Packer tennis team
• Riege: Mysteries of Fall Fishing
• Was there probable cause in case alleging baby abuse?
• Mother of badly injured baby could lose parental rights
• Free beer for life for investing in brewpub
• Census finds 1,330 gay married couples in Minn.
• Many helped make sixth annual Day of Caring a success
• Business owner suspects driver of stealing semi
• Tuttle reports to prison today
• Take Shelter Review
• Rebels best St. Charles volleyball team
• Vikings top Pine Island in three
• Cardinals sweep Wolverines
• Blossoms sweep Knights
• Two Pacelli girls reach top-five at BP cross country invite
• Dakota County tops RCC volleyball team
• Overby, Packer girls win Mankato Invite
• Panthers edge Packers 2-0
• Packer boys best Century 4-0
• Randolph tops Lyle/Pacelli volleyball team
• Crowd to Walz: U.S. going wrong direction
• Video: Walz discusses riff between parties
• Hormel elects three new board members
• Live music preview: Band Together for Hope Friday - Elmore Reed | Moonlighters
• 1,000 ‘big’ ideas and counting
• Convicted elder abusers seek waiver to remaining jail time
• A district divided
• Lyle board takes steps to improve
• Board sets levy at max value
• B. Iden Payne Nominees 2011
• The Cherry Orchard: Veteran performers save an inexperienced young cast
• New Prague edges Austin girls tennis team 4-3
• Column: Austin girls soccer team has made strides
• Superlarks sweep Schaeffer
• Packer boys soccer team blanks Byron
• Southgate to host walk-a-thon
• Erasure played September 23rd at ACL Live in Austin on Tomorrow's World tour
• San Francisco protesters: No nudes is bad news
• No. 4 ranked Packer bowlers win two
• Snowmobiling through the … dirt?
• Man with 200 pounds of pot gets probation
• ‘Doubt’ features Austin talent
• 2 plead not guilty to death threats, burglary
• Sunday police reports: Man arrested for DUI, no driver’s license, no insurance
• One responds while another just reacts
• Judy McLeod is honored
• 2 Fests, 2 5Ks, Pancakes and a Hairy Man
• Austin girls soccer team wins second in a row
• Blue Devil soccer team beats Hibbing, falls to Century
• Cotter downs Hayfield
• Packer soccer team falls to Lourdes
• Fergus Falls sweeps RCC
• Goergen scores 5 TDs as Rebels win big
• Blossoms come up short in LeCenter
• Lions blank Lyle/Pacelli
• Superlarks fall short in OT
• Cougars steal one from Packers
• Former insurance agent sentenced to 90 days in jail
• Alumni: AHS meant a lot
• A time-twisted weekend of events
• HRA homes, apartments go smoke-free
• CNN in town to follow group
• A repeat ahead?
• Local clinics look to stay ahead of flu
• Holy cats and dogs! Austin church to bless pets
• The Complete Works of Shakespeare (Abridged): Low-Budget laughs abound
• Homecoming is special week at AHS
• Live music preview: Classical piano stylist Reuel to perform at straw poll event
• An Honorable Discharge for P.O. Lundy
• Foster serves 11 aces as Hayfield wins in three
• Wabasha/Kellogg sweeps Southland
• Blossoms fall to W/E/M in three
• Packers shake off Falcons
• Scarlets sweep Packers
• Scarlets top Packer swimmers
• Athletics sweep Schaeffer
• Rockets top Packer tennis team
• Packer girls pick up a Big Nine soccer win
• MnSCU chancellor’s ideas welcome
• Video: Pacelli crowns king and queen
• Last puzzle piece in place for Blazing Star Trail
• Austin torn up with road construction
• Many helped make walk a success
• Roll over Einstein: Pillar of physics challenged
• Iowa, Minn. authorities investigating hog thefts
• Dow falls 391 on worldwide fears about economy
• Obama challenges Boehner, McConnell on home turf
• GOP rivals target Perry in pre-debate criticism
• Take-A-Kid hunting returns Saturday
• DNR: Duck, turkey populations up
• Service restored for 200 of 250 A.L. residents without gas
• Pacelli’s royal treatment
• Frost may contribute to poor soybean yields
• Blue Devils fall to Rams in five
• Riege: Crankin’ Cold Water ‘Eyes
• Medical Center to inform public on expansion
• Austin crowns king, queen
• Video: Coronation suspense builds
• State seeks help in finding trucker
• 250 residents still without gas service
• 150 pigs stolen from southern Minn. farm
• Americans freed from prison leave Iran
• Armed Services chairman: Cuts could mean draft
• Harvest celebration offers a step back in time
• Riverland echoes new MnSCU chancellor’s sentiment
• Cotter tops Pacelli tennis team
• Vikings fall to Stewartville in three
• Cardinals sweep Schaeffer
• Morem serves 14 aces in BP win
• Olson leads Grand Meadow past L/P volleyball team
• RCC baseball team to host alumni game and youth clinic
• Big Changes in Wilco Political Scene
• Live music review: Manu Chao's frenetic pace at Stubb's ACL Fest after show
• Bruins to bowl with community
• Lake Louise to get historic bridge
• Teen charged after alleged break-in
• County could pay $20K for Human Services redesign
• Hiker’s tip leads to pot in Minn. state park
• Bachmann says food industry overregulated
• Real Gone label debuts with Question Mark and the Mysterians vinyl reissue
• Panetta: End of gay ban is historic for military
• Austin dogs to have their day?
• Falling into color
• Teen held after alleged break-in
• Packer girls tennis team tops Albert Lea
• Whitfield named RR Citizen of the Year
• The Long Run Home
• Column: Packers have a chance this Friday
• Austin bowlers sweep home matches
• Rebels place second in home volleyball invite
• Keeping with Mexican tradition
• Knife fight sends two to St. Marys
• Lending hands on Day of Caring
• Local groups feature Austin facts, trivia
• MilkMilkLemonade: New leads can't tarnish this gem of a play
• Music teaches students to be complete people
• Live review: ACL Fest Day 2 Stevie Wonder | Fitz & Tantrums | Chancellor Warhol
• Superlarks take fourth at Waterville volleyball invite
• Bruins fall to Wichita Falls
• Ridgewater sweeps RCC volleyball team
• Packer girls snap four-game losing skid
• Late rally comes up short for Austin boys soccer team
• Live music review: ACL Fest Day 1: Beardyman | Gary Clark Jr | N. Miss All-Stars
• Decorated local soldier is KIA-Services on Wed.
• (GALLERY) Imagescaping
• Improving communication starts with listening
• Pumpkin good for more than just jack-o-lanterns
• The Arc hosting its annual Dad’s Belgian Waffle Breakfast
• Senior Center building garden and greenhouse
• Christian show rescheduled
• Ride of a lifetime
• Kids wanting to get involved in cooking
• The arts bring people together simply by entertaining
• A gourd time awaits at Farmer John’s
• Deputy Aigner is laid to rest
• BP, Pacelli compete in Mankato cross country meet
• RCC volleyball team falls to Minnesota West
• Bruins lose 7-6 in OT
• Blue Devils drop first soccer match
• Blossoms air it out in home win
• Packers stall at Faribault
• Hayfield falls to Goodhue
• Rebels rush for 484 yards in 69-12 win
• Re-Election Plans
• Report: Bus crash victims, families settle for $3.25 million; driver fell asleep
• Suspect pleads not guilty to role in standoff
• Live music review: jazz fusion supergroup Return to Forever IV at ACL Live
• 'Drive 'review
• Packer swimmers get past Mankato East
• Fresno tops Bruins 4-1
• Packer girls take fifth, Overby takes third at 24-team CC Invite
• Austin volleyball team falls in three
• Rebel volleyball team falls to Fillmore Central
• Hayfield sweeps Kenyon/Wanamingo
• Century blanks Austin girls tennis team
• Cardinals sweep Houston
• Lyle/Pacelli volleyball team rebounds with a win
• Packers prove their worth
• Future NASA rocket to be most powerful ever built
• Banfield pickers tend to garden
• Vote Yes gears up bond campaign
• Longtime Scout keeps giving back
• New vice president takes post at medical center
• Pedal to the metal
• Woman left with broken bone after assault over the weekend
• Texas Tech takes top prize at Barrow Show
• Ridiculous rules
• Riege: Golden Walleye Fall Days
• Alumni update: Leichtnam off to a solid start
• RCTC sweeps Blue Devils
• Bruins are ready to roll
• Bruins open the season with a win
• Nancy Ann Lea, 56
• Hot Dog Man statue mystifies police
• Ikes, public ask county board to reinstate environmental position
• Lyle school fight is disappointing to ex-resident
• Two charged with death threat, damage
• E. Lorraine Iverson, 88
• Pearl Violetta Thunstedt, 89
• Rev. Dr. Hoover T. Grimsby, 91
• Live music review: Guitar legend, Carlos Santana at ACL Live Monday
• Blue Devils score seventh straight soccer win
• Southland edges out BP in five
• Larks drop sixth straight match
• GALLERY: Cards take it to Athletics
• Packer tennis team picks up first win
• Vikings take down Cotter in three
• 15 Most Anticipated Plays of 2011: Part 1
• Talented singer rewarded with sitting ovation
• Tensions boil at Lyle Public Schools
• The tall, dark stranger who came to call
• US poverty rate swells to nearly 1 in 6
• Bail set for Americans detained in Iran
• Northern Minn. forest fire still spreading
• BP man in good condition after crash
• Showing off the goods
• Live music review: WFF 2 | Octopus Project | White Denim | Fresh Millionz
• Packers tie with Como Park boys soccer team
• Austin bowling team wins two of three
• Blue Devils fall to NIACC
• Blossoms sweep Packers
• For Colored Girls: Stellar choreography but uneven acting mark UpRise's latest
• Drunk driver allegedly hits deputy, squad cars
• Duo arrested for death threats, attempted burglary
• Teen taken to hospital after moped accident
• AMC Barton Creek movie theater opens 'Contagion': The IMAX Experience
• Vikings take second in home volleyball invite
• A field of their dreams
• Packer volleyball team drops three in Mankato
• 9/11: Ten years later
• Born on 9/11
• Officials gearing up for November
• History in perspective
• Davina brings the dirty blues
• Signs of fall popping up at the Austin Farmers’ Market
• RCC prunes its costs
• Hayfield man completes Navy’s basic training
• Frequent family meals make a difference
• Labor Day a calming backdrop
• Rebels run past Kingsland (GALLERY)
• Scarlets take down Packers
• RCC volleyball team drops three
• Blue Devils win sixth straight soccer match
• Lake City grounds Hayfield football team
• Blossoms power past Rockets
• Superlarks shut down Cardinals
• Wolverines topple Athletics
• Tony Dale to announce for open state rep seat
• Team eyes success in second season
• Wilma E. Gill, 87
• Weekend jam-packed with annual events
• Institute researcher gets $1.5M grant for breast cancer research
• United Way starts quest for $1.1M
• Ceremony to remember attacks
• Lawmakers leery of jobs bill price tag
• US never the same after 9/11
• Demand answers
• Church to offer after-school lessons
• 9/11-Ten Year Remembrance Events
• Contagion Review
• Austin’s Overby wins Hayfield cross country invite
• Spartans blank Austin girls soccer team
• Rebels win in four
• Blanchard hammers 14 kills in Hayfield win
• Athletics top Wolverines for first volleyball win
• BP falls to NRHEG in five games
• Laury takes first in diving as Austin swim team falls to Mayo
• Packers settle for tie with Mayo boys soccer team
• Mayo sweeps Packers
• Cardinals sweep Grand Meadow
• Liam Finn talks to Examiner about upcoming show October 12th at ND in Austin
• Hollandale Harvest Fest to return
• Man charged for striking woman holding baby
• Park board approves dog park
• Southgate to start annual walkathon
• MPCA seeking public comments
• Live music preview: ACL Festival | Beardyman | Fitz & the Tantrums | Social D
• Riege: The French River Era
• Blue Devils fall to St. Cloud Tech.
• Sherels to return punts for the Vikings
• Gator removed from Mississippi last week near Prescott, Wis.
• New Minn. sport requires ‘herd work’
• Astronauts’ tracks, trash seen in new moon photos
• Libyan fighters say Gadhafi surrounded
• 3 Guard members killed in Nevada IHOP rampage
• City to aid Institute expansion
• Funeral notice: Juanita Huffman, 83
• Vikings fall in four
• Cardinals sweep Hope Lutheran
• Chatfield beats Southland in four
• Lyle/Pacelli falls to Lanesboro in four
• Houston sweeps Grand Meadow volleyball team
• Packer tennis team falls to Mankato East
• Leander fire is arson, Reward offered
• Mary Anne (Copp) Kluender, 74
• MCHS-Austin moves main entrance to east side temporarily
• No outdoor burning & fire update
• Blue Devils overcome injuries to win 4-2
• Fire Danger High, Register phone for emergency notification
• Blue Devils win fourth straight soccer match
• Jackie Graves immortalized
• One step closer
• Local Red Cross forced to adapt
• AAAC presents drawing class
• Austin woman starts up Tastefully Simple branch
• Author makes return trip to Albert Lea
• Research hints at Alzheimer’s related to biochemical changes
• Paramount hopping
• One names leads to more Austin history
• Remembering a very different Paramount Theatre
• New Alamo Drafthouse coming to South Austin
• Blossoms beat NRHEG on late scoring drive
• Vikings drop football opener to Lourdes
• Rebels blank Wabasha/Kellogg 48-0
• Cards snap 17-game losing skid with win over L/P
• Packers can’t hold on
• New allegations in Huisentruit case started with pastor
• Bike Rides: Buffalo Bill Days
• Shamrocks compete at Stewartville cross country meet
• Minn. woman finds intruders playing dress-up
• Wayne Wesley Rouhoff, 63
• Pending notice: Ruth Indrelie, 91
• Funeral notice: Kathy Sue Askelson, 52
• Our Savior’s celebrates 100 years
• Ex-cop: Police covered up disappearance
• Larks survive with opening win
• BP cross country teams compete in Stewartville
• Blossoms volleyball team loses in five
• Republicans begin to announce election plans
• Vikings top Austin volleyball team in four
• Packer tennis team drops opener
• ABCs of Death announces complete directors roster
• RCC volleyball team drops two
• A new home or time to close
• Nephew pleads guilty to burglary with his uncle
• Fans deserve more from Big 10
• One pleads guilty to robbing woman 8-months pregnant
• Project to slow flood flows
• Winery’s zoning passes committee
• Commission votes down ‘Grannyflat’ ordinance
• MCHS-Austin program to help obese, diabetics
• County slightly lowers tax rate
• Riege: School Up Some Walleyes
• First Friday Art Walk this Friday, Sept. 2nd
• Man trying to get murder conviction overturned
• Funding for honor guards at vet funerals cut
• Flooding persists as East Coast reels from Irene
• Libyan rebels: Gadhafi son offers to surrender
• Mr. Bubble bubble bath turns 50
• Government sues to block AT&T, T-Mobile merger
• Car towed, starts on fire
• Victims respond to Tuttle sentencing
• Austin swimmers drop opener
• Tigers top Austin girls
• 3 freshmen lead BP to a sweep over Medford
• Houston tops L/P in four
• Packers blank Tigers
• Mabel/Canton sweeps Cards
• Spring Grove tops Lions
• Packers drop volleyball opener
• Tuttle sentenced to 42 months prison (updated)
• Obama salutes veterans during Minneapolis stop
• Man survives awkward impalement
• 3 dead in oil explosion
• Laughs for generations
• Trio arrested, acccused of assaulting neighbor
• Dexter Wedding party turns rowdy
• Sweater vests keep you single
• Independence Party deserves a look
• Funeral notice: Jolene Dalager, 46
• Music Festival 101: How to avoid looking like roadkill during Austin City Limits
• Rebels drop opener
• Hagen-Erickson nets three goals in Packer win
• Pacelli girls tennis team drops a match
• Column: Bigger isn’t always better in football
• 30-year-old pleads not guilty to 6 years of sexually assaulting teen
• Home invader to serve nine years in prison
• Update: Prior petition for badly injured baby dismissed
• Funeral notice: Bernice Peterson, 102
• A walk to remember
• Firefighters fill boots with $19K
• Ash borer requires caution
• Live music review: Buena Vista Social Club with Omara Portuando at ACL Live
• RCC volleyball team drops opener
• Hayfield’s season comes to an end at state
• Bellon scores four goals as RCC soccer team rolls
• Schwertner hosts big BBQ
• Packers shoot past Worthington
• Walkers remember Pastor Don Deines
• CAB takes push to end bullying to the streets
• Prior petition for badly injured baby dismissed
• The Vote Yes committee preparing campaign blitz to lobby for passage
• Cornerstone offering financial help program
• Measuring creativity as you age
• A life-long passion
• Ten ways to prepare for retirement
• Reduction in benefits would be a danger
• Ferrellgas ordered to refund customers
• Perfect fit
• Down the Drain: An oft hilarious, always meaningful comedy with amazing cast
• Grand Meadow VB falls in five
• RCC off and running
• Baby in hospital with ‘suspicious injuries’ to spleen, liver area
• Unlucky burglar targets home of Minn. sheriff
• Police: Burglary suspect may have fallen asleep
• Earthly disasters point toward bigger signs
• Buy into substance, not materialism
• Austin bail bond company could face more fraud charges
• Photo: Sumner kicks off soccer fun
• A summer of Sprouts
• 7-year-old in protective care after being lit on fire
• Packers drop soccer opener
• Worries flare over high-risk sex offender
• Priest: Abandoned cemetery needs help
• Every blood donation helps
• Precision farming for the future
• Angela M. (Mayer) Ginder, 89
• Funeral notice: Luella Mae Moe, 80
• Funeral notice: Shirley Margaret Merten, 78
• Riege: Falling temps and transitional walleyes
• Shorthanded Devils will be scrappy
• Appeals court dismisses suit by county attorney
• Fantastic Fest 2011 announces shorts line-up
• Ariz. street sign prank warns of ‘rogue panda’
• Strides on the stage
• County workers unhappy over leaves
• Mower ahead of state in DWI convictions
• Hotel to host first murder mystery dinner
• State shifts could sting county budget
• Sendoff for a century of work
• Public Health to test accreditation
• High prices hit local grocers
• Back to School for Austin - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Pacelli tennis team drops two
• Riverland soccer team has high numbers
• Live review: Sunset Strip Music Festival | Public Enemy | Bush | Motley Crue
• Quake rocks Washington area, felt on East Coast
• 49ers ban tailgating because of violence
• Tale of infamous Hormel embezzler closes history series
• 18 lawmakers receive shutdown pay
• Hormel’s MegaMex acquires Fresherized Foods
• Lettermen play hits from A to Z
• School board gets first-hand look at STEM program
• Hormel plant in Neb. donates $10K
• New volleyball coach brings passion
• ACT good news
• Policies are a recipe for helping terrorists
• Better off than they who write the words
• Update: Charges possible after rollover
• Art Center hosts upscale wine tasting
• Iowa man wins $10,000 in LeRoy
• Gladys Norma Tanner, 89
• Norma D. Standinger, 88
• Live music review: Stone Temple Pilots rocked sold-out Austin City Limits Live
• Budget sessions this week
• Hayfield Heat knock off Hanska at state
• Hounds bow out of state tournament with two 1-run losses
• AFW kickoff event immortalized by photographer Ed Lehmann
• Sauk Rapids edges Hounds 2-1 at state
• Mexican consulate gives helping hand to Mexican community
• Lake Geo robber sentenced to jail
• Faulty bills land eight in US court
• Into unknown teenage territory
• Exploring acupuncture
• Questions, answers on potential medicaid cuts
• YMCA closes for week of annual cleaning, repairs
• Mobile Outreach Counselors provide valuable resource
• Board to discuss science, math program at potential new school
• Summer with purpose
• 20 titles for Austin golfer
• Sundberg wins Meadow Greens championship
• Higher prices: the big trend for back-to-school
• Doctors question Perry’s stem cell back treatment
• Stocks fluctuate as global markets slide
• Video: A proper sendoff for local soldiers
• Thanks & goodbyes: Troops leave Austin
• Vision 2020 looking for 1,000 ideas
• Author tells of 1994 genocide
• 50 years of music on display Monday
• Local anti-bullying group attracts attention from CNN
• Hounds are ‘pumped’ for state tournament
• The GOP’s dangerous drift
• 30-year-old charged for sexually assaulting 14-year-old
• Cypress Vanguard presents Studio CV pre-AFW Disco Party to benefit RMHC, 8/19
• Teen who allegedly lit cousin on fire arrested
• No visitation for chaining parents
• Video: Honoring the P-51 Mustang
• Gallery: A final goodbye
• Local warbird owner makes history
• Photo: Guardsmen prepare to deploy
• Educators waiting for relief from No Child Left Behind
• Free pet adoptions on Saturday
• Feeling the Heat
• Gerhart hoping to be more of a factor
• County contemplates vote centers
• Level 3 sex offender moving to Albert Lea
• Bachmann wishes Elvis happy birthday on death date
• Boy beheaded: Dad allegedly threatened son as baby
• Trump praises Perry, keeps open a possible run
• Minnesota seeks waiver from No Child Left Behind
• Minn. family waits to hear if shot is worth $50K
• Jim Thome bolsters Hall case with HR No. 600
• Partisan sparring breaks out at Republican response
• Hillcountry Underbelly: A loony, country-fried musical with a big heart
• Hitchhiking to school
• Packers hold midnight madness
• Obama criticizes GOP presidential rivals on taxes
• Share blame, don’t worry about credit
• Dreamin’ across the USA
• Local canines invade pool for ‘Doggie Dip’
• Burglars nab cigarettes from Corky’s in Adams
• 15-year-old injured in hit-and-run
• Fair attendance sky-rockets from ‘10
• Hundreds line up for tickets to see Obama
• Coffee, iced tea & art on Wed.
• Hayfield Heat qualify for Class ‘C’ state tournament
• Live music preview: Sunset Strip Music Festival set times announced
• Hounds are headed to state
• 2012 GOP race jolted with straw poll, Perry entry
• Farmers: Still time to catch up
• Challenge the lie and define the truth
• Campaign puts best foot forward
• The facts of Alzheimer’s
• Two plead not guilty to selling stolen jewelry
• Golf tourney helps research tumor
• The final goodbye
• Christian rock show coming to Paramount
• Sometimes a Pooh-bear knows the world best
• Suicide is preventable
• Hounds lose; face elimination Saturday
• Daily Dose video: What’s up at the fair
• Attendance is grand at 2011 fair
• Fire chief: Fire’s cause pending
• Parade opens, closes evenings
• Duo pleads not guilty to break-in
• Obama to stop in Cannon Falls, Minn.
• Suspects in 100 mph chase plead not guilty
• LeRoy man pleads not guilty to sexually abusing girl for 8 years
• Two-phase project to close 14th Ave. NE
• New coach was pro for 14 years
• Woodworker receives high praise
• Contact lost with hypersonic glider after launch
• Pelosi names final members to debt supercommittee
• US stocks rise after unemployment report
• APNewsBreak: Facial recognition in use after riots
• European stocks up as US continues rollercoaster
• Semi driver who died in Minn. identified
• Austin Motorcyclist in critical condition after crash near Sturgis
• Property tax assessment fee raises issues
• 7-year-old’s death prompts safety for students
• DWI offenders could be on road sooner with new program
• Austin schools applies for AmeriCorps volunteers
• Maxfield impresses at motokazie
• Congressional Page Experience
• Riege: Small Baits for Big Pike
• Stocks plunge as attention returns to weak economy
• Alec Baldwin eyes NYC mayor office
• County to charge $50 for property tax assessment
• Update: Fire damages Austin business
• Gallery: Fire causes extensive damage
• Video: Fire chief discusses blaze
• 4-H events start with horse show
• BP business donates to classrooms
• Trom is Fair Person of Year
• Veteran's Service Office moves to Georgetown
• Photos - Anime, Steampunk, and Cosplay Fashion Show
• Daily Dose: Japanese beetles hit Austin; zoo to establish first elephant sperm bank
• Ventura says he’s up for playing movie governor
• British police face public anger as riots rage
• Minnesota fundraisers agree to stop calling Iowans
• US stocks rise after big fall
• Verizon workers hit picket lines from Mass. to Va.
• Humane Society accepting pledges
• Alleged peeping Tom pleads not guilty
• Minn. may waive school standards
• Column: Youth football camp opens
• Live music preview: Glam Yo Head event mirrors Sunset Strip Music Festival
• Deadly crash highlights role of US special forces
• S&P downgrades Fannie and Freddie, US-backed debt
• UK police arrest over 200 as London riots continue
• Wall St. takes a dive on first day after downgrade
• Gas watch for Aug. 8
• Md. mom who killed son agonized over school costs
• 2 people killed in head-on crash
• Global stocks tumble on US debt downgrade fears
• Minn. program for immigrant doctors loses funding
• Hounds advance to supersections
• Standoff in Albert Lea is over
• AHS holding fall sports meeting Tuesday
• Heat win elimination game; will play Saturday
• Wilco hosts public safety symposium
• Dr. Schwertner gives a legislative update
• Urinetown: Dazzling cast shines in this strange, humorous musical journey
• National Night Out in Wilco
• Complete Mower County Fair schedule
• Rare, $145K Bible coming to Austin
• The Producers: A funny, outrageous musical featuring some fine young performers
• Medgaarden named to livestock HOF
• Honorary cancer survivor
• Riverland gets a new volleyball coach
• Everyone welcome at Relay for Life
• Blossoms put in summer work
• Bike Rides: World’s Dumbest Mountain Biker
• Meet Pacelli’s new boss
• Local financial advisers: Not a time to panic
• Sparks gives shutdown pay to charities
• The Raso’s family tradition
• County budget officer presents recommendations
• Police scour Va. Tech campus after gunman reported
• Va. Tech reports gunman near campus dining hall
• Weekend music preview: Saints of Valory + Soldier Thread | Shapes Have Fangs
• Beach Boys surfin’ in Albert Lea
• Blazing Star joins Shooting Star in receiving funds
• Father, son fall into whey tank
• Riverside helps bring shows to Paramount
• Man in Black coming to town
• Driver killed in crash near Wells
• Duo ordered to remove some of 12 dogs, 8 rabbits
• Ex-Freeborn Co. employee charged with stealing
• Fantastic Fest 2011 announces first line of programming
• Hounds edge Redlegs 1-0
• Riege: Cover or Structure?
• 72 charged in probe of child sexual abuse network
• 11-month-old girl dies in fall from 9th-floor in St. Paul
• Minn. State Patrol: 3 killed not wearing seat belts
• Debt ceiling cuts worry U of M grad students
• Earth’s two moons? It’s not lunacy, but new theory
• 2 suspects charged in 100 mph chase
• Brothers honored after tragedy
• Youth and church: Beyond tradition
• Social Security payments on schedule for August
• Live music review: rjd2 fans packed The Belmont in Austin last Saturday
• Vikings open up training camp
• Office Depot bringing 200 sales jobs to Wilco
• Analysis: Obama pivots to new string of problems
• Ex-Detroit mayor freed after 14 months in prison
• Judge asked to unseal Casey Anthony case documents
• Video shows Nancy Garrido luring girl into van
• Obama signs debt bill after final Senate vote
• Minn.’s senators support debt deal signed by Obama
• Video: Purple orientation
• Gallery: Vikings training camp opens
• Video: Purple orientation in Mankato
• Senate takes up debt limit bill, passage likely
• Di[verge]: An intimate, if uneven, musical about the many paths life takes us
• Column: Hounds are ready for the ‘real’ season
• Austin Youth Football registration is underway
• Seth Pack golf classic set for Thursday
• Minn.’s Ellison a ‘no’ on debt deal; Franken, Klobuchar yes
• Credit rating agency: Minnesota’s debt outlook ‘negative’
• Heavy rains, strong winds pound Twin Cities
• Obama turns 50 amid debate over debt
• APNewsBreak: Dayton ran up $750K recount legal tab
• HSBC to cut 30,000 jobs in global overhaul
• Debt and spending deal picks up momentum in Senate
• Update: Lack of size doesn’t shake Hayfield’s Kramer
• Local softball players finish campaign with Eagan
• Heat fall to Winona; enter Region tourney as No. 2 seed
• Handling bedtime and other concerns
• Trail supporters set sights on Austin
• Council seeks ways to fill aid cuts
• 23-year-old pleads not guilty to hitting woman
• A few steps on the road of health
• Debt crisis may spell trouble for disability benefits
• City looking for citizens’ insight
• Minn. state programs differ by retirement age
• Pilot of crash died two weeks after
• No-cook meals provide easy fix to beat the heat
• Live music preview: ATX Trance to launch Summer Vibes at Karma Lounge August 6th
• Eagan team with local softball players wins elimination game
• Austin trio hits AAU circuit
• Missing Austin man found
• Man survives fall of 55 feet from St. Paul bridge
• Man sought in St. Paul hit-run fatal in custody
• Fear over debt fight hits Wall St.; Dow loses 198
• President announces deal to boost fuel economy
• Economy slowed sharply in first half of year
• Off to cross the country
• Alleged stabber pleads not guilty to attempted murder
• Three area softball players play in NAFAN tournament
• Update: Flash flood warning issued for Mower County
• Highway 218 open again after car crash
• Number of abortions plummets in Minnesota
• Funnel clouds reported near Conger
• Hedda Gabler: Palindrome adds a modern flair to Ibsen's classic
• NY State Fair unveils 1,500-calorie ‘Donut Burger’
• Mason City doctor accused of not registering as sex offender
• Vikings receiver Rice headed to Seattle
• Weekend music preview: The Pons | Stereo is a Lie | RJD2 | Big Freedia
• Officials: Stiffen child abuse laws
• Vikings get QB McNabb from Redskins
• Riege: Fishing the Dog Days of Summer
• Hounds crush Royals 14-3
• County parks director retires
• Video: 1st-hand accounts from TRAM
• Mother, daughter get big lottery jackpot 3 times
• Father drowns while trying to rescue son
• Man charged with setting fire at Dayton’s old home
• Norway PM: After attacks, make country more open
• Old West re-enactor faces federal weapons charge
• Romney blames Obama for economic uncertainty
• Advance of San Diego County wildfire is slowing
• Vikings sign 14 college free agent
• The Good Thief: Webster returns with a truly gripping, emotional one-man show
• AP source: Vikings, Redskins talking McNabb trade
• McNabb soon to be a Viking?
• Hounds fall on the road
• Redistricting maps adopted
• Packers and Rebels tune up
• 5 local Post Offices face closure
• Fire Marshal to investigate Brownsdale trailer fire
• Cockroach placement is just part of college living
• Tim Duren nets 20th golf championship
• Man wakes after 21 hours in morgue fridge
• Wealth gap widens between whites, minorities
• Feds move against suspected illegal fishing ring
• American Crystal lockout planned without contract
• Consumer confidence rises in July
• Conservative revolt casts doubt on House GOP plan
• Heat advance to Regional Tournament
• Column: The importance of the offseason
• First annual Jordan Ressler 5-mile run/walk held in BP
• Adventures planned Thursday at Nature Center
• LGA freeze puts city on heels
• Second weed grower takes plea deal
• DNR braces for reservation calls as parks open
• Live music review: Brownout brought the funk to The Mohawk Saturday
• Fire that killed 6 in Minnesota started by candles
• Tobacco bonds in MN budget come at hefty price
• Minn. public workers get governor greeting
• Cancellations, weather hold down park traffic
• Minn. man sentenced for taking girl across state line
• Gay marriage opponents sue to overturn NY law
• Norway rampage culprit calm, expects life in jail
• AP Poll: Worries about debt rising once again
• Going public: Strauss-Kahn accuser tries rare path
• Couples wed on 1st day gay marriage is legal in NY
• Hayfield Heat advance; will play in Austin tonight
• Westminster: Ja-makin’ a difference
• Guest Film Review: The Tree of Life
• Stay the course in a test of wills with teens
• Further co-op expected to be approved Monday
• Two-stepping your way to a healthier way of life
• Are you a Locavore
• Mystery solved
• To Nashville and back again
• Former DC Drifters singer returns to Austin
• 1937 air crash a freak accident
• Sweet summer fun with homemade popsicles
• Getting down to the ‘Bones’ of writing
• 100 Club raises money for first responders
• 100 Club raises money for first responders
• Kirby’s blast vaults Hounds
• Austin Youth Soccer has two teams still playing
• Patriots end Austin Post 91’s season
• Thieves pedal away with bikes
• Chainers sentenced to one year in jail
• What will happen to the Millers’ sons now?
• ‘It’s what we’re about’
• Update: What happens to Millers’ sons now?
• Video: Throttling back in time
• Gallery: Classic cars a model ride
• Gallery: Chaining evidence photos
• Austin All-Stars play in two state tourneys
• Bridge battle reaches out to Mower
• Hope for space
• Mayor: Attend Yellow Ribbon event
• Wis. man sentenced to life in prison for Albert Lea grad’s murder
• Child-chainers keep parental rights
• Live music review: Danny Malone and all-star band delighted fans at The Mohawk
• Students sue Minn. district over gay policy
• MnDOT restarts in stages following govt. shutdown
• Mother/children rescued from Lake Superior
• Minnesota state employees returning to work
• Minn. government reopening after 20-day shutdown
• Not your average course
• Blue Sox drop finale; will begin playoffs Sunday
• Riege: Lazy Days of Summer
• Local legislators leery of budget deal
• Art Center seeking artists at Mower County Fair
• Austin man sentenced to probation for domestic assault
• A glance at Minnesota government’s restart
• Austin Utilities issues peak alert
• Man accused of setting girlfriend’s son on fire
• Monte Carlo reported stolen
• Live music preview: My Education (free show) and The Boxing Lesson at Mohawk
• Smith family named Farm Family of Year
• A sensible ruling on weapons
• Heat helps crops make up lost time
• Alleged stabber charged with attempted first-degree murder
• Heat index breaks unofficial record, end in sight
• No deal for Vikings stadium
• Alabama still collecting tax for Confederate vets
• Owatonna takes down Austin
• Local elections dates may change
• End of Minn. shutdown in sight; lawmakers to vote
• Update: Special session moving slowly
• Convictions: July 3-9
• Power company says peak usage record set
• Arrest made for driving under the influence of meth
• Peak alert issued until 8 p.m.
• Update: Power out in parts of Austin
• Bachmann: Migraines won’t impede White House goals
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued
• Hundreds of Model Ts to pass through
• Alumni: Gunderson debuts strong
• Austin Youth Soccer advances four teams
• Space shuttle’s science brought payoffs to Earth
• Shed catches fire in Grand Meadow Township
• Shutdown impact could linger locally
• Gen. Petraeus hands over command in Afghanistan
• Minn. leaders slog to finish budget, end shutdown
• ND adds 61,000 jobs in a decade
• Lake Geo robbery suspect enters plea deal
• Rockin’ for the Red Cross
• Scorching 115 degree heat index predicted
• Hounds take one of two in Cold Spring
• Roadrunners top Blue Sox
• Post 91 falls to Faribault; will open playoffs Tuesday
• Pick With Austin for teen suicide prevention
• Freezepop performed at Elysium in Austin July 13th on Southwest tour
• Ex-mayor candidate to serve probation
• Flooding here and gone
• It ain’t over ’til it’s over
• Animals to parenting
• Man pleads not guilty to nine charges
• Getting to know the kohlrabi
• Council may approve GreenStep Cities Taskforce
• Artist puts his vision on display at 2011 E3
• Good times for kids are sprouting up at Hy-Vee
• Saying hello with a smile rather than a bark
• State reps to open local offices
• Interstate 90 open again after flash flood
• Austin duo chips in for Eagan squad
• Stabbed Austin resident in surgery at St. Marys
• Minnesota special session expected early next week
• Local reps: Budget deal is not a long-term fix
• Harry Potter goes out in style
• Grand Meadow grad misses out
• Missing headstone’s journey ends
• 'Ms. Splosion Man' launch party at Austin Books and Comics
• Hayfield Heat beat New Richland in seven
• Grand Meadow grad misses out on big break
• ER notched up a level
• Urgent: Dayton, GOP agree on deal to end shutdown
• Dayton, GOP in talks to end Minn. shutdown
• Dayton willing to take GOP offer, end shutdown
• Debt talks: No ‘hallelujah moment’ in sight
• Hairspray: A campy, corny, but hilarious rendition of the hit Broadway musical
• Judge restores child care funds
• Dayton: Will concede to GOP to end Minn. shutdown
• Letter: Dayton to blame for shutdown
• Freedom Fest shows off Austin
• Walz’s flood legislation passes House
• Hounds knock off Cannon Falls
• Post 91 rallies past Northfield
• Riege: Working Subtleties for Super Catches
• Man’s genitals cut off, put through garbage disposal
• Metrodome roof rises again
• Ex-boyfriend charged with killing woman
• Strauss-Kahn case lesson for women to speak out
• Better than cold
• A decade serving those who’ve served
• Dayton to pitch budget plan in Albert Lea
• County recalls some employees
• Cedar Valley Services safe from shutdown … for now
• Live music preview: Songwriter, Danny Malone at Mohawk on Thursday
• Cubs knock off Hounds
• Post 91 blanks Faribault
• Town sets world record with Spam
• Old West Re-enactor shoots three tourists
• Police: Masked woman’s package harmless
• Minn. Democrat seeks to ally 6 GOP House members
• McConnell, Boehner increase criticism of Obama
• Minn. judge says rest stops should stay closed
• Current and former first ladies gather for funeral
• Adventure race at Myre-Big Island
• Austin U17 soccer team lives on defense
• Whoa, baby! Texas mom delivers 16-pound newborn
• Mosh pits and charity
• Healthy summer skin comes from within
• Murdoch empire scandal spread to new papers
• Obama challenges GOP to compromise on debt
• Ohio’s attorney general endorses Pawlenty for president
• Hundreds gather for funeral of Texas fan who fell
• Man tries to stab deputy after chase
• Jesse Eisenberg gives out free pizza in Austin
• Winona sweeps Heat
• Blue Sox pick up a win
• Winona sweeps Austin Post 91
• Hounds launch 3 homers to beat Twins
• Anime/cosplay fashion show and Jinxedaposed birthday bash Sunday, 7/10
• O'Connor Drive intersection work begins
• Hayfield Heat top Waseca 6-3
• Mets down Blue Sox
• Hounds blast Marshall 9-0
• Officers respond to burglary alarm at Sumner
• Officers respond to car crash in Austin
• Bachmann heading back to Iowa to open campaign HQ
• 1 dead in Brooklyn Park shooting
• Minn. man hit, killed on I-80 ramp in Iowa
• Low on cash and down in polls, Pawlenty bets big
• Shuttle lifts off for last time; ‘Light this fire’
• Texas executes Mexican despite White House plea
• Police: Michigan shootings suspect commits suicide
• Dundas tops Hayfield Heat
• Austin’s Pool Sharks
• Blue Sox to host Bats vs. Cancer
• Income must be a part of resolving budget fight
• Minn. court oks background checks during shutdown
• Murray gets one-on-one with Dayton
• Minn. teen gets life sentence for Iowa clerk slaying
• Officials ID victims of New Ulm B&B fire
• Special fun-filled First Thursday on South Congress tonight [7/7]
• Pollock pitches two-hitter in Heat win
• How does it fit?
• Ex-county worker takes plea for fraud
• Austin man reportedly found with cocaine, heroin
• Rose Creek ready to party
• From Austin to Dublin: A Texan takes on one of Ireland's most famous theatres
• Rapid City bests Austin Post 91
• Zack Jemison is remembered
• Riege: Curing the Summertime Blues
• Added pain in Minn. shutdown: It costs millions
• Minn. court upholds murder conviction
• Study: Long commutes could fatigue airline pilots
• Obama cites progress in deficit reduction talks
• U.S.: Terrorists look to implant bombs in humans
• SKorea’s Pyeongchang awarded 2018 Winter Olympics
• GOP must give for shutdown to end
• Bringing it back home … eventually
• Finger fouler sentenced to probation
• Book of Grace: An intense and heartbreaking play by one of the nation's best
• Bittersweet split for Post 91
• Casey Anthony acquitted of killing daughter
• Mondale, Carlson organize commission on shutdown
• Dayton aims to broaden services in Minn. shutdown
• Officers look for culprit in firecracker prank
• Fireworks fight in Minn. ends in stabbing
• Austin’s big sound
• Herzog a part of East Side Lake
• A poetic moment at a Czech festival
• State fire marshal investigates New Ulm fire
• Independence Day 2011
• Six die in New Ulm bed-and-breakfast fire
• Police reports: June 30, July 1
• Cyclists pedal to photo finish
• County may renew temporary lease at mall
• Fourth of July honors politicians
• City Council to ponder green initiatives
• Summerset spells way to opening act
• Choker sentenced to two years probation
• First Instutue walk seeks cure to cancer
• Shutdown slows work on CRWD projects
• Celebrate the 4th
• Former Wilco Paramedic remembered
• Hog Jog draws 129 runners
• All-Herald Baseball Team
• Bike Rides: One S’More Over the Line
• Explosion reported at grain elevator
• Minn. shutdown hits services for seniors
• Food shelves fret that shutdown threatens supply
• Kan. abortion rules face test in federal court
• Defiant Gadhafi threatens attacks in Europe
• Report of car collision on Highway 63
• It’s not an all-cuts budget
• Boys injured in two-car crash
• Local student graduation/honor update
• Lottery winners will have to wait to claim prizes
• Westminster holding free ice cream social
• Parade route will remain unchanged
• Austin law enforcement looking for drunk drivers
• Pawlenty bolsters Republicans in shutdown standoff
• Survey suggests Midwest economic growth slowing
• General Mills completes $1.2B Yoplait buy
• Minnesota shutdown prompts political blame game
• Heat advisory runs through Friday
• Video: Arguments heard at St. Mark’s
• Update: Austin man identified in fatal crash
• Twitch the Ripper and Thrill Kill Kult visit Austin on Sinister Whisperz tour
• Minnesota braces for shutdown as budget talks stop
• Scientists favor dividing Great Lakes, Mississippi
• U.S. Senate to work next week on debt limit impasse
• UK: Thousands walk off the job in pension protests
• NFL, players resume negotiations in Minneapolis
• Bachmann says miscarriage shaped family priorities
• Local unit is ‘the real McCoy’
• Freeborn-Mower has a bright idea
• Greyhounds rally past Hastings Hawks 7-5
• Redlegs blow past Blue Sox
• A’s sweep Austin Post 91
• VSA gets jazz show 'Sight. Sound. Soul.' rolling
• Riege: There’s a heat wave a comin’
• Greece passes steep cuts as riots seize capital
• Minn. judge limits services to stay open in shutdown
• Austin CVB embracing TRAM
• Fourth of July a time for caution
• Tax dollars not used on Institute project
• Loss of state aid a hit to health care
• Update: County approves 39 temporary leaves
• Foundation, not city buying properties
• 13 and under All-Stars take third in Rochester Klampe Memorial
• Austin Stars claim third in Fairmount
• Monday police reports
• Austin man arrested for allegedly hitting woman
• County board votes to put 39 employees on leave during shutdown
• Tolly’s golf tourney a big success
• Good decision
• St. Mark’s quality concerns
• Local Red Cross calling for disaster service team members
• A ‘loony’ good time in Racine
• New school, new programs
• The transition game
• State shutdown: Frequently Asked Questions
• Police reports: June 24-26
• Philosophy and science not always a good mix
• Oil ‘strategery’
• White House: ‘Significant’ deal on debt possible
• Outspoken Bachmann launches White House bid
• White House considers big boost to fuel economy
• Fox host apologizes for Bachmann ‘flake’ question
• In NY, gay marriage law brings wedding plans
• Dundas upends Hounds
• Hounds advance to final day undefeated
• Looking to teach, not scare
• Gardening makes exercising easier
• Austin in July a busy time of year
• Travel slate full for the summer
• All of Austin is a stage
• Austin resident takes in gaming’s best at E3
• Riverside Concerts celebrating 20 years
• Feel like floating? ‘Bon Iver’ is your musical answer
• Mello is mellowing out
• Make the move to a healthier life for the health of it
• Austin Books and Comics announces 'Green Lantern' event
• Cypress Vanguard Summer 2011 Launch Party - 6/26
• Hounds still swinging
• Road projects begin and end
• “Super 8″ a notch above summer flops
• Clock ticking toward shutdown
• Remembered for work across the globe
• Alleged pistol-whipper charged with burglary
• Meth dealer arrested again
• Temps set record low few weeks after high
• Remember the good old days
• Mower County pooches to be featured in Rochester
• Man pleads not guilty to threat with 8-inch knife
• Man charged after allegedly pushing woman down staircase
• Bullying prevention program gets serious
• Free playground program offered
• Art Center prepares for summer classes
• Small checks drive Michele Bachmann’s big bucks
• Jury finds Minn. man guilty in Iowa store slaying
• NM child porn fugitive caught in Minnesota
• Albert Lea tops Austin Post 91
• Environmental process for roads improved
• A.L. couple could face federal indictment for allegedly making counterfeit $100s
• Mystery headstone found in St. Paul
• NYC jails ask scantily clad visitors to cover up
• Trekker stops in Albert Lea
• Court weighs Minn. budget spat as shutdown looms
• Rochester women face joint trial on terror charges
• Defense rests in trial of Minn. man in Iowa killing
• Court: Generic drug makers not liable for warnings
• Stimulation wrong for economy
• Live music preview: free Music Under the Star series begins July 1st
• Post 91 snaps out of slump
• Riege: Top of the World Walleye Capital
• MCHS-Austin gives excellence awards
• Police reports: June 20
• Police reports: June 21
• Fergus man arrested for hatchet assault
• Burglary sparks 45-minute foot chase through Austin
• Report: 411 died in crashes on Minn. roads in 2010
• Austin’s theater to keep name, enter digital age
• SPAMTown Challenge brings top talent
• Tips for the perfect wedding
• Live music review: Bootsy Collins landed the funk mothership at ACL Live Sunday
• Planned Parenthood closes Albert Lea, 5 other Minn. clinics
• Judge won’t dismiss Rochester women’s terror case
• Union: Ford to close St. Paul plant Dec. 22
• Farmers, ethanol makers likely OK with no subsidy
• New tobacco warnings to get graphic
• Best Buy OK’s $5B buyback, raises dividend 7 pct
• Self-proclaimed satellite healer takes plea deal
• Family grateful for support after loss
• Ants’ hard work can be destroyed in a footstep
• Cedar River still endangered
• Red Conference=big success
• All-Herald Softball Team
• Heat top Pine Island 8-2
• Live music review: Explosions in the Sky rocked ACL Live w/ post-rock intensity
• Internet minders OK vast expansion of domain names
• Police reports: June 19
• Study affirms concussion dangers to young athletes
• GOP’s Pawlenty waits for payoff from 2012 grind
• U of Minn. regents approve 5 percent tuition hike
• Minnesota shutdown threatens weddings, much more
• New dealership opens in Alden
• Glenville man in critical condition after crash
• 'Cowboys and Aliens' Behind-The-Scenes Featurette
• Patriots sweep Post 91
• Hounds take third in Red Wing tournament
• Can I take your order
• Austin artists show off work in Winona
• LISTEN IN: Neil Young releases ‘A Treasure’ of live music
• JOYSTICK: Alice finds no joy in Wonderland
• Austin sought aid from WPA
• All the ways to make your day better with dairy
• Saying goodbye
• Chaining trial ends
• New dugouts dedicated after tornado
• Technology, research align with $500,000 Hormel Institute grant
• Quarry Splash Pad full of summer fun
• Youth baseball tournament dedicated to Higbe
• Mets top Blue Sox
• Onyongo pleads not guilty to armed robbery
• Emerson to bring 750 jobs to Round Rock
• Knowlton announces retirement
• ‘I only (chained him) so I would know where my son was and that he was safe’
• Felony charge lands 74-month prison sentence
• A super Saturday in Austin
• Police Reports: June 16
• ‘Debt-based’ money key to problem
• Review: VFW comedy night ‘kills’
• Coping with psychological scars
• Southland’s Breitbarth ties for 40th at state
• New Richland cools off Heat
• A date to remember
• Spotters keep an eye to the sky
• Lessons learned by law enforcement
• Leaving their homes
• Portion of Cedar designated as state water trail
• 1,000 rain barrels available Saturday
• Historical Society to host Civil War event
• Fire ignites at Austin business
• Live music review: Widespread Panic at ACL Live at the Moody with live FB stream
• Politics slows gay marriage vote in New York
• Victim links Shaq to beating
• Cars set on fire in Vancouver following loss
• Judge sends Sheen’s ‘Men’ lawsuit to arbitration
• Minnesota charter school sues to stay open
• Police reports: June 15
• Dexter festival in full bloom
• Old fashioned ice cream social on Friday
• Biking for a good cause
• Breitbarth is in the middle of the pack at state golf meet
• Russell Crowe circles in on Jor-El in 'Man of Steel'
• Meet the new boss
• Bidders pick away plant parts
• Psychologist: ‘They’re very fearful’
• Knowledge key when sirens sound
• Board votes down post office lease
• Grand Ole Opry star to play at the Paramount
• The layer effect
• Riege: Summertime Weedline Bass
• True West: Splendid leads carry the day in this flawed production
• Fireworks banned in Wilco
• Police reports: June 13
• Bus catches fire in Hollandale
• Local man convicted of abusing pregnant woman
• Cops seek home invasion suspect
• Fire damages garage
• Schools take $1.9M budget hit
• Bachmann: Time was ripe to jump into presidential race
• GOP’s Parry: Dayton’s move
• Coffee’s on at Caribou
• Austin Post 91 opens with a split
• Medical center accepts $750,000
• DVD Review: Sky Island
• Ramsey Co, Vikings have road payment plan
• Police: Report of toddler held over edge of bridge
• Search for missing boater in Minn. continues
• DWI conviction reversed for disabled scooter rider
• SF Bay transit cop convicted in killing released
• Measures to stop livestock taping stall in states
• Firefighting nightshift poses unseen dangers
• Police reports: June 10-12
• Live music review: Sold-out Beirut performance at ACL Live cements band's status
• Hounds take it to the Brewers
• AHS introduces new program for atheltes
• Lake City blanks Blue Sox 2-0
• Shoot to Kill
• LISTEN IN: The Black Lips latest hits musical funny bone
• JOYSTICK: ‘Infamous 2′ hits big, but misses the detail mark
• Waiting owner took action
• Super foods for super dads on Father’s Day
• A spring trip to bluff country
• Ebeling takes eighth in shot put
• Injury slows down Snater at state
• Voigt makes Blue Sox debut in win over Hayfield
• Hayfield’s Anderson takes fourth in shot put
• BP takes fourth at state
• Victim of chimp attack gets a full face transplant
• 8-story fall kills window washer in St. Louis Park
• Alaska releases Sarah Palin’s emails
• Minn. workers warned about shutdown layoffs
• 18-month-old crushed at chiropractor’s office
• Minn. tax collections continue to beat projections
• Mississippi flooding may have spread invasive fish
• Police reports: June 9
• Fire department to flush hydrants
• Gradution and honor announcements
• St. John’s rushes to week of vacation bible school
• Pacelli fourth quarter honor roll
• Blooming Prairie High School fourth quarter honor roll
• Weekend music preview: Boxing Lesson | Soldier Thread | Bright Light Social Hour
• BP wins one, hits rain delay at state
• Hounds fall to Shakopee
• Prepping for Adams’ celebration
• Austin students raised $22K during 2010-11
• Arc fundraising for trip to softball invite
• Healthy living growing at Hy-Vee
• Ala. governor signs tough illegal immigration law
• Investigators: Totem pole death not accident
• Schumer: Restore invasive species funds for states
• Gunmen attack Afghan wedding party, killing 9
• Teens may face charges after vandalism spree
• Teen nearly runs off-duty cop off road
• Police reports: June 8
• Austin man dies kayaking on Lake Superior
• 'Super 8' sneak preview today
• Hounds get past Blue Sox
• Falcons knock off Vikings
• Boy hit by semi in Grand Meadow (update)
• Toddler discovers burned body in St. Paul alley
• Wolf killed after escaping at Minnesota Zoo
• Rate of health care spending drops in Minn.
• Update: Teenager identified in fatal crash
• Soaring temps wilt East Coast, shorten school days
• MnSCU may send 6,000 layoff notices on Friday
• Police reports: June 7
• Austin Critics' Table Award Winners 2010-2011
• Blossoms are ready for state softball tournament
• Vikings are a game from state
• Play ball or run for the kids this weekend
• Fireworks restrictions imposed
• Live music preview: The Trishas slated for KGSR's Unplugged at The Grove July 7
• Spam Town USA Freedom Fest
• L/P’s Ebeling looks to leave her mark
• Snater is ready for state meet
• Austin’Thorson finishes with career-best golf score
• Redlegs sweep Blue Sox Sunday
• Texas Stars forward Greg Rallo hosts summer camp in Cedar Park
• B.P. man in critical condition after falling from ladder
• Front Line Assembly toured Texas, performed at Elysium in Austin June 2nd
• Cyber centenarian
• A.L. superintendent will reach colonel rank in Army
• St. Cloud woman full of life at 107
• Minn. counties weigh options for empty jail cells
• Upcoming events at Becker Vineyard
• Reader found column appalling
• Screech machine could drive teen vandals away
• Man cited after paying bill with 2,500 pennies
• Live music preview: Quiet Company to play two free shows in Austin this week
• Music Festival Update: Fun Fun Fun Fest's Guess the Fest contest is on
• Austin’s Snater headed for state track meet
• Board to present top three sites for new school
• Grads move forward
• K-Mart not a clear-cut spot for new school
• Staying on top of Macular Degeneration
• Molester to serve 4 years in prison
• LISTEN IN: My Morning Jacket welcomes summer
• Preserve the taste of summer by freezing your fruits
• Reunions offer us the chance to look back
• Urlick: To Everything There Is A Season
• Temperature reaches 97, breaks 29-year record
• 2 people found dead in van near Fairmont
• Dayton, Republicans agree to keep trying on budget
• Tourism business picking up in Minnesota
• Longtime Minn. lawmaker stops cancer treatment
• Romney points to job numbers as proof Obama fails
• Assisted suicide advocate Kevorkian dies at age 83
• Police reports: June 2
• Vikings get past Randolph in 14 innings
• Hanson clinches third trip to state track meet
• Austin girls score a 430
• Packer boys miss out on finals
• Hackel starts strong at Section 1A prelims
• 4 area softball players named to all-state team
• Blossoms get back to state
• Board throws support behind dog park
• Live music festival preview: Free Press Summerfest stacks lineup
• Short-film contest promotes solar power in Minn.
• Sierra Club finds mercury in hair of Minnesotans
• 2nd Obama cabinet member bound for Minn. this week
• 24 charged in extensive drug, gambling case
• Minn. boy shoots window out of squad car
• Militants: Somalia suicide bomber from Minnesota
• Pacelli graduates 17, including Lewison
• Completely customized shopping experience + new designers at Cypress Vanguard
• Sharpshooter camp set for June 6-10
• Riege: Cold Water Bassin’
• Blue Sox drop opener
• Staples is running for lieutenant governor
• A Lie of the Mind: Talented cast shines in Shepard's sorrowful classic
• Area athletes compete in Section 1A track prelims
• Cannon Falls knocks off GMLOK
• Southland’s Breitbarth qualfifies for state golf meet
• Rebels survive a first round scare
• Falcons knock off Rebels
• Blossoms are one win from state
• Local indie film 'Violence 4 Fun' underway
• 800 Minn. workers to get layoff notices this week
• UPDATE: ‘There’s a certain pride’
• Police reports: May 29-30
• Bachmann: GOP race can handle me and Palin
• WWII vet gets 11 overdue honors
• Minn. notifies contractors of possible shutdown
• Brother of electrocuted Minn. sailor is deployed
• Memorial Day events bring pride
• Live music preview: Rocknrealty's B-day benefit w/ David Garza, Nakia & more
• Cedar Park opens Veterans Memorial Park
• Krekling picks Riverland
• Austin runners compete in Med-City marathon
• Prediction’s failure raised issues worth considering
• Police reports: May 27-28
• Convictions: May 15-21
• Make Memorial Day special
• Wilfred L. King, 85
• 1 charge dropped in Minn. Facebook-threat case
• Wis. man dies, Minn. woman hurt in collision
• Fiesta Amistad's 42nd event
• Packers’ upset bid comes up short
• Rebels win a share of Three Rivers title
• Number unaccounted for drops to 40 in Joplin
• Memorial to 9/11 preaches vengeance and tolerance
• 3 rescued from sinking boat in Minn.
• Rebels advance to Section 1A softball tournament
• New computer aided dispatch system enhances public safety
• Honoring the fallen
• Former Austin man’s body found in Colorado
• Ellis teachers thanked with home-cooked meal
• Know when your child is being bullied
• A cup of coffee for your health
• Humane Society gearing up for some new digs
• Travelers visit Washington, D.C.
• Inking opportunity
• The Current Road Trip swings into Austin
• JOYSTICK: New parental control gadget goes in the wrong direction
• Non-profit grows Austin
• Hayfield Heat sweep St. Charles
• Austin girls take ninth at Big Nine track meet
• Weekend music preview: Wine/Music Fest | Music for the City | Flock of Seagulls
• Indie film 'Amounting to Nothing' to premiere in July
• Body found of former Austin resident
• Visitation denied for parents who chained son
• Owners: Big cat killed horse
• Minn. goose with blow dart in head eludes capture
• Science spat over discovery of unusual bacteria
• Minn. emergency for Minneapolis tornado extended
• Police reports: May 26
• Area Memorial Day ceremonies set
• Rev. Toschak to retire June 12
• Round Rock Council gets new member and keeps two
• Mayo sweeps Austin baseball team
• GMLOS girls take third at subsection track meet
• Brandi Schammel’s walk-off single lifts Rebels
• Winhawks end Austin’s softball season
• BP baseball team falls to Goodhue
• Blossoms open tourney with a win
• Dundas blanks Hounds
• Names of 232 missing after Joplin tornado released
• Driver’s data may be used to check workers’ status
• Postal Service to close Minn. post offices
• Police reports: May 25
• Summer’s public enemy No. 1
• Destination: Spamtown
• Minn. man gets prison for Iowa teen sex trip
• Austin Critics Table Nominees
• Riege: Summer School Walleyes
• Republican Women honor our troops
• Police reports: May 24
• Police reports: May 23
• Human remains found near Mankato
• Dayton vetoes marriage amendment in symbolic move
• More than 5,000 still without power in north Mpls
• Joplin residents search for loved ones
• Governor put pieces in place for compromise
• Students’ design the way to go
• Paramount show to benefit Japan Tsunami victims
• BP softball team takes first loss
• Tigers shut down Packers
• Vikings top Pine Island
• Slow start catches up to Athletics
• Downed helicopter reported in Lakeville
• In Florida, Pawlenty calls for entitlement reform
• Dayton vetoes GOP budget, ensuring special session
• Minneapolis mayor: Tornado causing housing woes
• Fate of parents who chained their kids looming
• Police seeking cause in fatal bus-car crash
• Board adds potential school site
• Packer boys take ninth at Big Nine golf meet
• Huskies blank Packers
• GMLOK tops D/E baseball team
• Austin girls take eighth at Big Nine golf meet
• Saints stop Rebels
• Vikings shut down Blossoms
• BP boys take second at Subsection 1A meet
• The check is in the mail
• Mosquitos put picnickers on both ends of food chain
• Help appreciated at Easter event
• Minn. lawmakers fail constituents
• Update: Wedding bus hit in fatal crash
• Survivors spin tales of dread, loss after twister
• Cleanup begins after deadly Minneapolis tornado
• FBI: 5.5 percent drop in violent crime
• Opinion: Constitutional ban on gay marriage is a necessity
• Plan for tornado safety
• Austin guardsmen prepare for deployment
• Round Rock welcomes new fire chief
• A musical buffet
• No budget deal with Legislature in final 36 hours
• Long gay marriage debate in store for Minnesota
• Tornado hits Minneapolis; 1 killed
• Hayfield Heat win opener
• RCC catcher signs with Mary
• Live music preview: Pachanga | Ouiet Company | Fiery Furnaces |Boobapalooza
• Hounds top Pine Island
• Austin golfers fall to Century
• Athletics knock off No. 3 ranked Rockets
• Huskies take two from Packers
• Lyle Pacelli girls take second and SEC golf meet
• Brushy Creek MUD hosts Town Hall meeting
• Pa. woman to stand trial for pot-laced margarine
• Dutch priest belonged to pedophile club
• ‘Macho Man’ dies in Fla. wreck
• Mpls. lake named for slavery fan may get new name
• Minn. speaker apologizes after prayer by pastor
• Minn. budget talks pick up as time runs short
• Police reports: May 19
• Police seek suspects in burglary
• Former St. A’s principal celebrates 60 years of service
• Teenager's Guide to Love: Low-budget musical with charm and wit to spare
• Scarlets sweep Packers
• County releases draft redistricting maps
• Rebels get past PEM
• Christian Rousseau discusses 'The Overman'
• Cards top Southland softball team
• BP softball team wins big
• Vikings top Cotter
• Blossoms top Panthers baseball team
• Police reports: May 18
• HHH grateful for support
• Oven explodes after gas leak
• Eastside Dollar fills local niche
• CRWD expected to approve rules in July
• Legislators, Governor differ on education bill
• Poppe, Sparks: Vikes stadium not a priority
• Mower, Freeborn officials disagree on Recorder, Auditor-Treasurer positions
• AHS prepares for zombie attack
• Aces top Austin Greyhounds 6-3
• Austin grad earns All-Region golf honors
• Riege: Tournament Tested, Square Lips
• L/P golfers end season with a loss
• BP boys take fourth at Gopher Conference track meet
• Cougars blank Packer softball team
• Detwiler makes All-Big Nine tennis team
• Will Canon on 'Brotherhood'
• House committee sets up floor vote on gay marriage
• Map process bypassed the public
• Reform of tax code needed
• Bill to appoint county offices passes House
• CRWD to discuss returned district rules
• Lawmakers try to juggle budget, gay marriage
• Judge waves jail time for abusers
• Author tells World War II tale
• Bradley announces re-election bid
• Southland baseball team beats Dover/Eyota
• GMLOS girls win SEC track meet
• Youngsters step up for Austin
• Lakeville North edges Austin boys tennis team
• Awesome Blossoms blank J/W/P softball team
• Blossoms win third straight baseball game
• Minn. fishing licenses down 30 percent from 2010
• Gingrich hit with glitter at Minneapolis event
• Animal rights groups attend case of Minn. man who slit his dog’s throat
• Settlement ends sweat lodge lawsuit
• Car runs over dog, plows into Duluth home
• This could be critical week for Minnesota farmers
• Austin schools bucking the trend
• Mental health walk is Friday
• Freedom Fest looking for artists
• Minn. Senate sends redistricting bills to Dayton
• The Dudleys: Zany, but heartbreaking tale of a family in mourning
• Burros sweep L/P golfers
• Errors catch up to Athletics in loss
• Hayfield hosts HVL track meet
• Rebels tally 14 hits in five inning win
• Falcons top Southland golfers
• Rebels sweep Falcon softball team
• Rockets sweep Packers
• Live music preview: The Boxing Lesson and Love at 20 with The Dig Wednesday
• Aide fired for having sex with former patient
• Man pleads guilty to murder of ALHS grad
• Trump says no to presidential run
• Taxi hits Minn. school bus; several children hurt
• Opening of floodgates empties many Cajun towns
• IMF chief to remain jailed in NYC sex-assault case
• US, Pakistan to cooperate on ‘high value targets’
• Obama working to rebuild grassroots army
• Carter's Picnic in the Park
• Blue Devils knocked out of Regional Tournament
• Hounds sweep Rocks in season opener
• Austin boys finish up at Albert Lea golf invite
• BP softball team wins 13th straight game
• Live music preview: Mogwai to bring post-rock magic to Stubb's BBQ Monday
• Riverland graduates 220
• Auction set for Lansing Corners
• Mother Nature allows for work on the house
• Changes made to diagnostic criteria for Alzheimer’s disease
• Outdoor dollars divvied in funds
• Hormel announces No. 1 Award recipients
• Hitting their stride
• LISTEN IN: Fleet Foxes take the long road to releasing second album
• A return to Austin Acres
• Foods that build sunglasses for the inside of your eyes
• Athletics lose in eight innings
• Packers get past Mankato East baseball team
• Emanuel shuts down Falcons
• Packer golfers compete in Albert Lea invite
• Blue Devils move on; will play Rochester Saturday
• Blanchard homers in Hayfield win
• BP boys golfers take second at Gopher meet
• Cannon Falls tops Hayfield baseball team
• Lyle/Pacelli golfers sweep GM/LO
• Packer girls hit season’s best mark at home
• BP tops Triton 10-3
• Retirees appreciate help
• Help not far away for blind
• Vote in city & school board elections Saturday
• 'The Overman' review
• Bill would protect children trafficked for sex
• 1000s of dead walleye being found in Lake Erie
• Serial bank robber may be loose in Twin Cities
• Minn. man charged after baby hospitalized
• Majority in Minn. poll oppose ban on gay marriage
• House OKs redesign for Minn. congressional lines
• Pacelli Golf Day, Hall of Fame Banquet approaching
• Austin Farmers’ Market adds new twist
• Freedom Fest looking for talent
• MCHS presents dogs for adoption
• Lyle/Pacelli competes in Medford track invite
• Packers take fourth at home track meet
• Austin girls take third in Mankato West track meet
• Blue Devils open with win over Ridgewater
• BP bats come alive in win
• Reward still stands for info in 1976 Minn. bombing
• Rising Mississippi takes aim at Cajun country
• Mortgage rates at 2011 low, but many won’t benefit
• Demjanjuk convicted over Nazi camp deaths
• St. Paul mayor not ready to back Vikings in county
• Tumbling Twins trying to get back on track
• Teen gets probation in Minn. crash that killed 3
• Tiger Woods withdraws from Players after 9 holes
• Izaak Walton to host steak fundraiser May 25
• AMC educates on speech, hearing loss
• Bus takes priority
• Weekend music preview: Artificial Heart | The Gourds | Los Lonely Boys
• Rebels pour on the runs in win
• Riege: Shallow Water Walleyes
• Austin tennis team falls to John Marshall
• Blue Devils place five on All-Division team
• Peter Pan project picks up Aaron Eckhart, AnnaSophia Robb and Sean Bean
• Film festival coming to Austin
• Kids at the Capitol bring back fond memories
• Letter carriers seeking donations
• Ex-anchor tells unsolved tale
• Name of child released in fatal accident
• Move over mosquitoes: Tick-borne diseases on the rise in Minn.
• AHS ready for choir festival
• Packers compete in ‘true team’ section track meet
• GMLOK falls to PEM baseball team
• Kingsland sweeps Southland golfers
• Rockets sweep Austin softball team
• W/K rallies past Southland baseball team
• Blossoms get past USC
• Blossoms can’t find the offense in loss to USC baseball team
• BP girls win home invite
• Majority polled oppose taxpayer money for stadium
• Presbyterians expected to clear way for gay clergy
• Minn. panel considers borrowing for flood projects
• Plan for revamped Minn. congressional map advances
• VP Biden headed to Minnesota for fundraiser
• Employees return to Fridley plant after evacuation
• Groups take to the airwaves to attract teachers
• AMC labs accredited
• Hormel donates $56K to Japan relief effort
• Frat boys behaving badly in 'Brotherhood'
• Burglar nabs pearls
• US Bank names new managers
• Austin boys golfers finish third in Rochester
• Southland boys golfers fall short
• Bulldogs beat Falcons
• Rebels blank Goodhue softball team
• Kral holds L/P hitless
• Athletics take two on the golf course
• Justin Winokur records concept album about funerals entitled 'Leaving'
• Let the firefighters decide
• Be careful about any kind of demonstration
• Teen pregnancy: STDs a concern with sexually-active teens
• Convictions: April 24-30
• Convictions: April 17-23
• Austin remembers tech pioneer
• Hormel, Kraft sued over ‘misleading packaging’
• Lessons in education
• Hundreds enjoy Dino Day
• UT film student wins Accolade award for short film
• Packers rally past Hibbing in St. Cloud
• Blue Devils clinch a share of MCAC South Title
• Osier will compete at NCAA Div. III golf championships
• Blossoms take third at their own invite
• Austin residents compete in Owatonna 5K
• Lyle/Pacelli girls take eighth in Hayfield
• Nelson shines as Vikings split
• Hormel, Minnesota fare well on Fortune 500
• More medical center expansion details emerge
• Man pleads guilty to child porn
• School board to discuss lunch costs
• Senior Center to hold annual benefit show next Sunday
• JOYSTICK: Rewards come to gamers through achievements
• Federal aid helped build Austin Acres
• Set a good example of health for Mother’s Day
• Thoughts after the death of bin Laden
• A Behanding in Spokane: Blood and laughs elevate weak material in HPT's latest
• Reaching new heights
• BP golfers fall short at NRHEG
• RCC announces its athletes of the year
• Pacelli to induct new hall of fame members June 17
• Austin bond company fined $1.2 million
• Free Performance of 2011 Pulitzer Prize winner Clybourne Park this weekend.
• Local leaders gather for prayer
• Stop the religious persecution
• $10 Admission to Volente Beach
• Tensions run high at Fire Committee
• Bruins to receive tourism award from CVB
• Interactive garage sale map available
• Man pleads not guilty to meth lab charges
• Ethanol industry on board with bill to extend tax subsidies
• Tolly’s Time Out to close
• Road Resurfacing Project
• BP girls take first at USC golf invite
• Athletics fall short to Houston
• Rebels come up short
• Blossoms win 10th straight game
• Packer boys golfers take second at Owatonna
• Packer girls compete at Cougar Relays
• Low enrollment shuts Minn. gender-separated school
• Search for human remains in Mankato resumes Friday
• Police reports: May 4
• Democrat’s pro-gay speech racks up YouTube views
• Klobuchar, Franken back end to ethanol subsidies
• Sacred Heart holds annual luncheon
• Author to speak at Hormel Home
• Applications available for Leadership Austin
• Dairy royalty crowned in Adams
• Action is upstairs at Pizza Cellar
• Police reports: May 3
• Digital sign a distraction?
• Anti-bullying group looking for input
• Freedom Fest design unveiled
• Blue Devils split with RCTC
• Riege: Turkey hunting success at AGLOW Cast and Blast
• Quick thinking stops potential jail attack
• County approves emergency texting
• Riverland instructor honored by Minn. FFA
• Car blazes on North Main
• No downside to voter ID
• The recipe for jobs is attracting new business
• Institute expansion in the future?
• County budget questions looming
• Purple martins get handfull of help
• This Spring of Love: Funny, frenetic facelift of Shakespeare's first play
• GMLOS boys and girls win home track invite
• Austin boys track team takes fourth
• Rebels sweep Trojan softball team
• Rushford/Peterson hand Southland its first loss
• Athletics rally past Schaeffer
• Austin softball team scores eight in the seventh to beat Faribault
• Packers boys golfers compete in Lakeville
• Packer girls take second at home invite
• Chatfield tops GMLOK
• Faribault beats Austin in five
• MN man sentenced in ND for sex crime on Facebook
• US holds photos of slain bin Laden, weighs release
• Pawlenty promises one-on-one Iowa caucus campaign
• Study favors spot near Target Field for Vikings
• Minn. man accused of killing stepdaughter in Mich.
• Taliban express doubt that bin Laden is dead
• Making right call about telemarketing
• Kritzer misses out on judge post
• 2011 Tony Award Nominees
• Rebels hold off Bulldogs
• Blue Devils take two from Carleton College
• Spartans sweep Austin softball team
• BP girls take first at J/W/P golf invite
• Athletics stop five-game losing streak
• Hayfield wins third straight game
• Vikings edge out Kenyon/Wanamingo
• Blossoms blank Rockets
• BP baseball team falls to Randolph
• Huskies top Packer tennis team
• Going too far
• Too entitled to offer up a thank you?
• Live music review: Austin Psych Fest Black Angels | My Education | Radio Moscow
• Relay for Life ball returning
• ‘Thank goodness they got him’
• Pick-up effort brings in cash
• Gay marriage debate distracts from budget
• President: Osama bin Laden is dead
• Young sets Riverland homerun record in sweep
• Source: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Dino Day this Saturday
• Spend First Saturday at Flat Creek
• Brushy Creek Cooks BBQ
• Council to spark discussion on possible dog park
• Project Graduation tradition continues
• Myrtle receives $5,000 grant for radios
• Education Association honors retirees
• Woodson students raise $1,133.88
• Banfield students show off their mad math skills
• The Arc of Mower County seeks nominations for annual awards
• Austin had Depression aid
• Riverland students featured at the AAAC
• Creating a Cinco de Mayo fiesta with tomatillos
• Wilco Toasts St. David's
• Joss Whedon’s 'Cabin in the Woods' gets distributor
• L/P girls win Southland golf invite
• Packer softball team drops three
• Packer tennis team beats Decorah
• Rebels beat Saint Charles 6-1
• Packer baseball team scores first win
• Urlick: Planes, Trains and Bicycles
• Blossom girls golfers take second
• Austin boys compete in New Prague
• GMLOK falls to P/E/M baseball team
• Blue Devils split a doubleheader at Rochester
• Royal wedding draws 1M people
• Woman arrested for growing pot
• Fire destroys LeRoy hog barn
• Puma on the prowl?
• Author turns page on emotional story
• Vikings draft QB Ponder with 12th pick
• Voter ID bill passes Senate
• Haute Hats & High Tea with Milli Starr on 4/29 in honor of the Royal Wedding
• A long way from home
• Myrtle Fire gets $5K grant
• Huskies beat Packers in five
• Viking girls win home invite
• BP golfers sweep J/W/P
• Fillmore tops Southland golf teams
• Texas Stars offseason brings questions for fans
• Alleged peeping Tom pleads not guilty
• Austin man pleads not guilty to robbery
• Schieck Dental a welcomed change
• Court clears way for suspension in Vikings case
• Bill to expand gun laws passes House committee
• Minn. bill would mix local police in immigration
• Minn. Senate approves photo ID for voting
• A.L. man found not guilty of criminal sexual conduct
• Comedian coming to Albert Lea Sunday
• Farmers waiting out rainy weather
• Woman allegely stole Lidocaine from AMC
• Austin mother kept children without heat, water
• Friday: Senior Living special
• Safety measures in place locally for twister season
• Franken tours Poet ethanol plant
• RCC’s Young signs with Southwest State
• Packers compete in Mayo Invite
• SH 195 to be improved soon
• Riege: Spring pattern walleyes on the Mississippi
• Clean up Austin Day is Saturday
• Salvation Army offers kids’ summer camp
• GOP finally pays county for election
• County jail prepares for first women inmates
• UFC fighter cancels trip to Spam Museum
• Jewelry for Her, Jewelry for Her Home shopping event ft Deborah Main Designs
• Plane makes emergency landing at Mpls airport
• Discovery of remains leads to charge in 2007 case
• Man’s body found stuck in Twin Cities chimney
• Children’s Hospitals hosting vaccinations forum
• DNA tests link Southern leprosy cases to armadillo
• Alden-Conger team gets 2nd in nation
• Vikings fans question Murray on stadium
• Pepper Rabbit returns to Austin May 2nd, Xander talks about SXSW
• Weekend music preview: Nortec Coll | Psych Fest | Nightfever Vol XII | Eeyore's
• Packers brave the cold
• March of Dimes appreciates help
• Weathering the difference between hope and reality
• It’s crunch time
• Police reports: April 25
• Disasters have global reach
• Lawyer excited about chance for judge post
• Entry forms available for Freedom Fest
• New school talk focuses on location
• Texas Stars season ends with 3-2 overtime loss in Milwaukee
• Blossoms top L/P in five
• Packers bow out on last at-bat
• St. Charles tops GMLOK baseball team
• Southland golfers fall short
• Cardinals top Southland in the seventh
• May hits two homers in Rebel win
• No. 1 Cougars beat Austin in five
• Dziadziola campaign picks up speed
• Getaway driver links himself, 2 others to separate robbery
• Austin lawyer among candidates announced for judge post
• Ex-scoutmaster on trial, accused of boys’ assault
• Burglars steal hair from Chicago business
• Minn. high court narrows cameras-in-courts test
• Bicyclist struck, killed by school bus in Winona
• Trailer for Hyde Park Theatre's upcoming production of a Behanding in Spokane
• Part of US 169 bridge collapses in Fort Dodge
• Iowa activists not sold on Trump caucus campaign
• No sign of breakthrough as Minn. faces $5B deficit
• Flavor Flav’s chicken restaurant closes in Iowa
• County to consider wellness clinic
• Packer golfers take third in Ballard, Iowa
• County's Road Administrator retires
• RCC softball team drops two
• Blue Devils take two from West
• Nature Center plans evening walk
• Riverland fares well at SkillsUSA converence
• Riverland’s Trandby named Educator of the Year
• Study looks at the needs of intellectually disabled
• A cosmic sound
• LISTEN IN: Low captures emotion, crowd
• New laundry maked its mark
• JOYSTICK: Mortal Kombat returns with a vengence
• Texas Stars lose heartbreaker in overtime 2-1
• Hayfield’s two tough Tylers
• Packer golfers rain out, but show good signs
• Willmar man held for hit-and-run, standoff
• Boy rescued from bottom of Minn. hotel pool
• Minn. woman says she was beaten and caged by boyfriend
• Church lures worshippers with TVs, game consoles
• Minn. nursing home program minimizes medication
• Obama’s deficit plans run into economic reality
• Search for 2 in WY hits home for 2 Minn. families
• Police see Columbine similarities in mall fire
• Washington teen fakes pregnancy as school project
• Texans plan to rebuild wildfire-devastated homes
• Obama says new task force will examine gas prices
• Earth Day fashion show at Whole Foods downtown ft local designers
• Honor Choirs seeking singers
• August: Osage County: Talented cast brings laughs and tears in Letts' classic
• BP, GMLO and L/P compete at golf invite
• Blue Devils settle for a split at Anoka-Ramsey
• Tigers outlast Packers
• Rebels beat St. Charles softball team
• Blossoms fall to J/W/P
• Blossoms edget out J/W/P softball team
• Packers get past Tigers
• Austin tennis team tops Faribault
• Minneapolis VA stops accepting quilt donations
• St. David's Foundation donates $2M to ACC RR
• Live music preview: Cut Copy & Holy Ghost sell out 2nd of two nights at Stubb's
• Bachmann among Time’s ‘most influential’
• Conn. man charged after dumping $200 worth of gas
• Police reports: April 20
• AU customers are already covered
• Riege: Tail Dancing the Tailrace
• downSTAIRS Apparel new location celebration + Path Salon anniversary - 4/20
• Cine Las Americas International Film Fest hits town April 21-28
• Austin left with dusting of snow
• United Way drive tops $1 million
• Voter ID bill moves ahead in Legislature
• Lyle superintendent resigns because of ‘differing philosophies’
• Austin art featured in Albert Lea
• Live music review: Old Settler's Music Festival - Tim O'Brien | Gaelic Storm
• Page Turners, authors honor Austin links
• Far too intrusive
• Legislators looking to roll back reforms
• Texas takes 2-1 series lead with a thrilling comeback win
• Pacelli will host basketball tournament Saturday
• Alumni update: Harber getting playing time
• Group reports record trash haul from NJ beaches
• Cat comes down from tree in SC after 9 days
• Purple traps will check for emerald ash borers
• Minn. bill would block dropouts’ driver’s licenses
• Minn. restaurant with storied past to be auctioned
• Student standout: Stephanie Kocer
• MnDOT looking into mileage-based user fee
• Nursing assistant accused of stealing pain patches
• Minn. mother pleads guilty to throwing baby in snowbank
• Daily Dose: Dog park possible; new restaurant opens
• St. Cloud police: Newborn baby dies after crash
• Feds OK building plan for ocean wind farm
• Raul Castro named 1st secretary of Communist party
• Austin Books & Comics premieres April events series
• Police reports: April 18
• School officials cautious after molestation charges
• Austin bracing for heavy snow
• Cookout fundraiser starts April 27
• Austin, Albert Lea job fair April 28
• Casino jobs up for grabs in Iowa, S. Dakota, Minn.
• Playoff series comes home for the Texas Stars
• Vikings beat W/E/M softball team
• Blue Devils sweep Central Lakes
• Lyle/Pacelli golf teams top GMLO
• Packers fall in the eighth
• Blossoms win fourth straight game
• Updated Wilco Redistricting Map
• Lobster shells valuable for golf balls, plant pots
• Minn. man leaves glass box, 27 pounds at Mall
• International judge rules against lawyers’ wigs
• Minn. DNR seeking higher fish, game license fees
• House committee to review photo ID for voting bill
• Two GOP veterans key to Vikings’ Capitol push
• Woman critically injured in collision with cow
• Grief counselors help students cope with 2 deaths
• The Fairy Godmothers of JR Salon make prom fashionable and fun for five girls
• Police reports: April 15-17
• Two area seniors will play in high school football all-star game
• A Toast to Round Rock
• Albert Lea fire ruled accidental
• Helping your child with transition
• Peeping Tom faces four stalking charges
• KSMQ avoids major cuts
• Council leary of switch to two digital billboards
• PHOTOS: Images of the cross
• Keep pets restrained
• Statistics show life expectancy for seniors up
• LISTEN IN: Simon’s latest work poignant but not sentimental
• Making colorful Easter eggs using natural dyes
• Reshaping the Future
• The road to Riverland
• All-Star baseball tryouts begin April 30
• RCC to induct 6 into athletic hall of fame
• Cell phone users urged to turn in drunken drivers
• Severe storms death toll rises to 9 in 2 states
• Pawlenty raises $160K in early phase of 2012 chase
• Minnesota man charged in $20M investment scams
• Few blacks attend Civil War anniversary events
• Obama: Raise debt ceiling or risk global recession
• Austin Utilities to take old fridges
• Spring for proper car maintenance
• Farm Bureau officials meet with congress
• Stewartville tops Hayfield softball team
• Rebels overcome cold to split with GMLOK
• Vikings edge Goodhue 6-4
• Live music preview: Old Settlers Music Festival announces Avett Bros. postponed
• Hormel awards Spirit of Excellence recipients
• NWS preaches caution during tornado season
• Man pleads not guilty to selling meth to informant
• Man pleads not guilty after allegedly beating 2-year-old
• Officer injured in dog attack
• Alleged getaway driver pleads guilty
• Sirens tested for Tornado Drill Day
• Health records lost during hospital move
• 7th grader charged in gun incident in Cold Spring
• Little progress
• Man awaiting charges for window peeping
• Court upholds QPP ruling
• Thinking of running for school board?
• Destination Austin
• Cuts could top a million for county
• Austin looks at cooperatives for business development
• Texas Stars ready for another Calder Cup battle
• Texas Stars drop final contest in San Antonio 1-0
• Riege: Why camouflage is important
• GMLOS girls win Chatfield track invite
• Texas House redistricting map released
• Packer track teams take fourth in Faribault
• Off-Centered Film Fest celebrates beer and weirdos
• Flight makes emergency landing in Rochester
• 94 pounds gone
• Drink more water
• Farmers quell ditch program move
• Nelson brothers to bring show back to Midwest
• Police reports: April 12
• AHS clubs, parents still addressing bullying in schools
• A.L. couple rescued from house fire
• Community reacts to sex offender
• Chesapeake: Gripping one-man show featuring one of Austin's top talents
• County employees earn honors
• Hayfield sweeps Rochester Lourdes baseball team
• Austin girls golfers fall to Mankato East
• Southland golfers fall short
• Rebels beat Caledonia 6-3
• Packer tennis team gets past Blue Earth
• Packers boys golfers edge out East in opener
• Winhawks best Packers
• Blue Devils sweep WWTC
• Board puts building project rumors to rest
• Austin farmer appointed as CRWD manager
• A.L. man facing 10 felony drug charges
• Bill adds elder abuse to offender registry
• Police reports: April 11
• Govt begins new push to improve hospital safety
• Abortion restrictions advance in Minn. Legislature
• Ohio executes man who killed inmate after TV spat
• Bill would ban filming of Minn. farming operations
• Chatfield tops Southland girls golfers
• BP softball team beats Loyola for first time in 8 years
• L/P golfers open season
• Loyola beats BP baseball team
• Athletics open with a 19-9 win
• Board to discuss new school proposal
• Teens could face charges for homemade bomb
• Man arrested on probation hold after hosting underage party
• Austin schools receives donations
• Wild fire coach Todd Richards after 2 seasons
• Bachmann: Health care funding ruined budget deal
• Shooting suspect pleads not guilty
• Cleanup of tornado-swept Iowa town to take months
• Drivers start to cut back on gas as prices rise
• Police Reports: April 8-10
• Austin couple wins $150,000 in lottery game
• BP beats Byron softball team 11-0
• Blue Devils win four over the weekend
• Interest renewed in farmer’s CRP
• Search continues for CRWD manager
• Packers sweep Panthers
• Fire set at statue of Jesus in St. Paul
• Tornado destroys dozen or more blocks in Iowa town
• Texas Stars drop final regular season home game 2-0 to Barons
• Sleepovers can be fun experience
• PHOTOS: Big Band swings in Albert Lea
• New school plan goes to board
• Workers were ready for shutdown
• Senior Center hosts a busy week of activities
• ‘A tough old bird’
• Low makes return to its earlier works
• LISTEN IN: Group makes the most out of brief, ‘Mayrin Fields’
• Hormel wasn’t the only industry
• Soy an easy and delicious side to your meals
• Live music preview: Maserati and My Education to perform Sunday at Mohawk
• Shutdown avoided, White House, Congress cheer deal
• Blue Devils drop two softball games at home
• Rebels rally past Hayfield
• Autopsy: 5 officers fired at man after Minn. carjacking
• Minn. Human Services department loses age-bias case
• Standout student: Chelsea Holst
• ‘Peace statue’ moved to plaza
• Local federal workers waiting as governement shutdown looms
• What federal functions would be closed or open?
• Anhydrous spill causes scare near Adams
• GMLOS girls take first in Hayfield track invite
• Police Reports: April 7
• Southgate employee charged with criminal sexual conduct
• AHS Key Club fundraises for March of Dimes
• BP pitchers struggle in a loss to F.B.A.
• BP softball team tops F.B.A. 11-0
• Sellers kicks off his RRISD campaign
• No Minn. deer positive for chronic wasting disease
• Move to ban synthetic marijuana advances in Minn.
• Army Corps would fight Minn. floods in shutdown
• Mexican gunmen tap bus passengers in mass killing
• A spiritual journey to the cross
• Man charged after allegedly beating a 2-year-old
• Woman pleads not guilty to withholding employment information
• A.L. man sentenced to prison for assault
• Story Seekers: A whimsical fable set against some gorgeous surroundings
• Idaho T.G.I. Fridays has a beef with trophy thief
• Cops: Ohio man charged after barking at police dog
• Neb. man accused of using vacuum to steal coins
• Police Reports: April 6
• Police Reports: April 5
• Police Reports: April 4
• Austin, A.L. pull plug on shared finance director
• Austin family fights autism
• Female pod of jail to open soon
• Austinaires prepare to rock
• Scissor Sisters were simply stunning at Stubbs on Sunday
• Riege: Getting ready for the season
• Race season set to start soon at Chateau Raceway
• Daily Dose: Pills stolen from home; Lansing Corners depreciates
• Minn.’s ‘Oz’ is crumbling with an all-cuts budget
• Austin students celebrate poetry
• Level 3 sex offender moving to London
• Lansing Corners’ value drops
• Woman reports prescription pills stolen
• Blossoms fall to K/W
• Stewartville sweeps Hayfield baseball team
• Inaugural success
• Registration for Austin Youth baseball is underway
• Expectations grow for second year
• Two Bruins sign with colleges
• Hayfield can’t shake off rust
• Fun had at Becker Vineyards
• Daily Dose: City plans to buy gas station; task force recommends new school
• Kindergartner walks tall, fights CF
• Pound foolish
• Teacher shows profession’s strength
• Tornado’s winds blow in a chance for kindness
• School task force proposes new school
• Council may use paperless agendas
• City to buy Budget Oil for flood plan
• Viehauser named 2nd team All-American
• Rebels beat GMLOK 12-6
• YMCA gymnasts had a big year
• Live music report [SXSW]: The Soldier Thread - The Growth of an Indie Band
• Owatonna Express headed to Texas
• Fergus Falls tops RCC
• Daily Dose: Austin leader Richard Cummings passes; Legislature talks Vikes stadium
• Convictions: March 20-26
• Police Reports: April 1-3
• Thousands watch as eagles hatch in Iowa
• Not all friendly skies for air travelers in 2010
• Study supports fixing heart valves without surgery
• Government appeals judge’s health care ruling
• Very small radiation level detected in Minnesota
• Texas House passes pared down budget
• Future of Lansing Corners to be discussed
• Photos: Local GOP gathers
• 4-H gets $2,500 donation
• Riverland softball team wins by forfeit
• Viking girls break track records in Rochester
• Empty bowls were filled
• Blue Devils win three at Crossover Tournament
• Rep. Murray: Budget takes a priority over stadium bill
• Hormel recalls turkey burgers
• Helping children get through the first months of a divorce
• BP graduate completes basic training
• Seems like yesterday
• Rock ‘n’roll icon playing Paramount
• LISTEN IN: Blink 182 drummer misses the beat with solo shot
• Asparagus: a leading vegetable for moms-to-be
• Sometimes the matter is all about not making the decision
• From football to fighting
• Austin skier wins NASTAR title
• Bike Rides: The Ride Continues
• Price slashed for drug to prevent preemie births
• Auto sales up with economy, but buyers downsize
• Obama says spending deal close, Boehner doesn’t
• Miss. school bus-semi crash kills girl; 10 hurt
• Joke’s on New England with April Fools’ snowstorm
• Top lawmakers: Vikings stadium secondary to budget
• Minn.’s Bachmann scoops up $2.2M since Jan. 1
• New judge is ready to tackle NFL lockout issue
• Few Minnesota women lead top companies
• Experts say don’t worry about radiation in US milk
• Obama fills in the blanks, but Libya is still a worry
• Calhoun, Calipari never really see eye to eye
• We are #1 in health again!
• Two bowlers honored
• Golfers get green light at courses
• Daily Dose: Woman charged after allegedly whipping son; Austin loses battle for Google Fiber
• Flawed thinking
• Google picks Kansas City for Fiber
• Neveln raises $1.3K for Japan
• Health director: Behavior key to improving wellness
• Hormel launches Spammy
• Man sentenced to 3 years probation for forgery
• Second-grader turns thrill seeker
• Austin woman charged after allegedly whipping son
• SEMAC awards grants
• Southland student honored by Mower Co. Pork Producers
• Rough Riders to host ‘Skate for the Animals’
• Choir to perform eclectic mix of classical, folk
• 600-pound bronze moose among Calif. statue thefts
• Greece nabs potato thieves from Bulgaria
• Rare tortoise missing from Colorado Springs zoo
• Rochester airport re-opens after package checked
• Riege: Ridge Top Gobblers
• Rochester airport closed due to suspicious package
• UPDATE: Third suspect arrested in shooting
• Fourth Twin Cities nurse accused of stealing drugs
• Police Reports: 03/29
• Daily Dose: Third shooting suspect arrested; new art exhibit comes to Oak Park
• Alamo Drafthouse double feature event tomorrow; 'Vice Squad' and 'Rubber'
• Pawlenty to headline Boston tea party rally
• Hennepin Co. exhibit shows portraits of homeless
• Human cloning ban bill rekindles debate at UMN
• Alumni Update: Kirby receives honors at Air Force
• Volunteer exudes energy for politics
• Wal-Mart sex-bias case hits possible court block
• Two-thirds of oil and gas leases in Gulf inactive
• Wis. judge halts implementation of bargaining law
• Gunmen kill 56 in grisly Iraq hostage siege
• Home price declines deepen in major US markets
• Minn. lawmakers OK cuts on parks, safety, colleges
• Minnesota teen to face separate trials
• Obama strongly defends U.S. military action in Libya
• Column: Bruins are good for Austin
• GMLOS girls track team takes first at 16-team indoor invite
• Enjoy a "Stay"-cation
• Daily Dose: Man charged after allegedly defending himself; SWCD’s Morrison says ‘goodbye’
• Adams’ jack-of-all-trades
• Small town standouts
• Police Reports: 03/25-03/27
• Dog, coyote seem to have formed odd Minn. couple
• Pawlenty picks his presidential money hunters
• Tuaca Body Art Ball brings pop culture to life through performance and body art
• Minn. ethanol plant converting to make isobutanol
• As Japan shutdowns drag on, auto crisis worsens
• AP: Nuclear plant downplayed tsunami risk
• Live music review: Devo packs punch at ACL Live Sunday evening
• Bruins close season with a win
• Cohen New Works Festival Schedule: Monday, March 28th
• SWCD bids farewell to Morrison
• Change in behaviors requires a change in child’s environment
• Halloween assault brings probation
• Gardening project helping community eat healthy
• Looking at the meaning behind The Arc
• Untitled
• LISTEN IN: The Gorillaz use iPad to record latest success
• JOYSTICK: Final Fantasy sequel takes a step up
• Take these five steps for a healthier meal time
• East Austin was business central
• Contested races for RRISD
• The Jungle: Stunning testament to the power of puppetry
• Aberdeen tops Austin in a shooutout
• All-Herald boys basketball team
• Live music preview: Devo and The Octopus Project to play ACL Live Sunday
• From sugarcane fields to Dexter
• NATO deal on Libya doesn’t mean quick exit for US
• Violence erupts around Syria, protesters shot
• Breach in reactor suspected at Japanese nuke plant
• 2 Austin teens caught during alleged drug deal
• Austin man gets prison for pair of stabbings
• Funerals set for Minn. teens in murder-suicide
• Waltham reaches out to Madagascar
• Police Reports: 03/24
• Austin author nabs major book deal
• Minn. underwear burglar gets four months in jail
• Minn. owner bit, donkey loses battle
• Police Reports: 03/22-03/23
• Hayfield’s one stop custom shop
• Minn. high court orders re-sentence in murder case
• Zsa Zsa Gabor hospitalized after Liz Taylor death
• Ohio funeral home sues, wants to liquefy bodies
• Court: Man mauled after smoking weed gets work comp
• Texas find suggests earlier settlers in N. America
• Torge’s tap will go dry next week
• Body of missing backhoe operator found
• Constable Coffman takes office
• Reige: Gearing up for turkey season
• Gardening meeting Thursday
• Are Mower County bridges safe?
• Oregon firefighters trained to give CPR to pets
• New home sales slowest in at least a half-century
• Sheriff: Boy shot girl, then himself
• Boy, 1, dies after being run over by mom in Minn.
• Taylor lived glorious spectacle on-screen and off
• Wave of anti-abortion bills advance in the states
• Daily Dose: Flooding hits Austin; teen pleads guilty to felony robbery
• SXSW Bellflower review
• Texas Stars stay in the playoff hunt with big win over Houston Aeros
• Manske will control the mound for BP
• Rivlerland’s Viehauser named all-state and all-region
• 16-year-old pleads guilty to felony robbery
• Search for CRWD manager takes shape
• MCPH pushes vaccines, nutrition
• Students take a break, learn about gov’t
• Photo: Ellis takes on “Beauty, Beast”
• Photos: Exploring career opportunities
• Police Reports: 03/20
• University of Minn. cops hand out doughnuts
• Injured police dog will witness Minn. bill signing
• Live music report: Wiz Kalifa wins MTVu's Woodie of the Year at SXSW
• Men Without Hats on tour with performances at SXSW and in Houston
• Soaring to great heights
• Measles cases climb to 7 in Minnesota
• Man charged in death of Minn. teen who took drug
• Power lines up in progress at Japan nuclear plant
• Pawlenty announces WH exploratory committee
• Minn. GOP aims to cut senior services, health care
• CBS gets the tournament right
• Rose Ensemble back by popular demand at Paramount
• Libya rebels struggle to regroup; US jet crashes
• Turtle expected to peak Wednesday above flood stage
• Column: Freshmen delivered for Austin and Hayfield basketball teams
• Faber named an All-American
• Actor and musician Michael Des Barres played at Maria's Taco Express on March 18
• Daily Dose: Alleged choker pleads not guilty; Turtle to peak tomorrow
• Live music review: !!! (Chk Chk Chk) wins new fans at SXSW 2011
• Police Reports: 03/18-03/19
• 2 Iowa women arrested for theft at Austin Wal-Mart
• Austin man robbed at gunpoint
• UK: Strikes neutralize Libyan air defenses
• AP Sources: Pawlenty to form WH committee
• Flooding closes some Minnesota highways
• Workers flee Japan nuclear plant as smoke rises
• Poppe: Budget coming into focus, higher ed targeted
• Missing student, 15, found in northern Wis.
• Libya bombing called successful; endgame unclear
• Minn. overdoses show gray area around party drugs
• Judge blocks contentious Wisconsin union law
• German news group runs photos of Afghan killings
• Man who allegedly tore at woman’s eyelashes pleads not guilty
• All eyes on Japan
• 40 years in the baking: Jack Erwin
• Alden-Conger school on lockdown Friday
• A.L. woman’s death ruled accidental
• Bruins win last home game
• 3-person crew enters mine after fire
• Are you "Keen on Klean"?
• A lot at stake with looming budget cuts
• The Arc of Mower County unveils its new logo
• Drug flusher pleads not guilty
• Summer street projects up for public discussion
• The All-Herald girls’ basketball team
• A one-man orchestra
• Paramount a worthy rock ‘n’ roll venue
• JOYSTICK: Despite quirks, Okaminden still entertains
• Library still hub of town
• Is eating healthier really that more expensive?
• A calling to sing
• Judge blocks contentious Wisconsin union law
• 3 more children contract measles in Minneapolis
• Squirrel attacking residents of Vt. neighborhood
• Minn. man to spend month in glass apartment at MOA
• Investigation into Minneapolis gas blast under way
• Austin church raising funds to send mosquito nets to Africa
• Police Reports: 03/17
• March 20th- Courtyard Vanguard shopping event featuring local design talent
• Overdose leaves Minn. teen dead, 10 hospitalized
• Oil up above $103 as UN authorizes Libya strikes
• Man pleads not guilty to stealing $8K from grandmother
• Alleged laser beam healer pleads not guilty
• Riverland splits a doubleheader
• UN to vote Thursday on Libya no-fly zone
• Daily Dose: Census numbers show increase; Minn. football coach dies
• Jane Goodall’s chimp research archive leaving Minn.
• Killebrew says he’s ‘feeling great’ despite cancer
• Minn. lawmaker on probation for DWI pulled over
• Sentencing set for Minn. man who encouraged suicides
• Police Reports: 03/16
• Teen with a mission: Michael Lindahl
• Japan rushes to cool stricken reactor
• Is China positioning itself economically … or militarily?
• Flooding unlikely without rain
• Frequent fliers: Budget crunch straining system
• Live music report: MTVu Woodie Awards red carpet photos of stars at SXSW
• March Madness for River Walleyes
• Police Reports: 03/15
• Daily Dose: Census numbers are here; Man pleads guilty to threatening woman
• Mower County census numbers in
• Driven by justice: Kirsten Lindbloom
• Woman arrested for DUI after griping to police
• Japan needs America’s help
• Minn. father left baby home while out drinking
• Minn. student barred from class after posting threats on Facebook
• Ice fishing nets $3K for cancer
• TAG, you’re it! Banfield keeps fit
• Live music preview: MTVu's Woodie Awards come to Austin for SXSW 2011
• KSMQ would be hit hard by proposed funding cut
• Area girls basketball players make All-SEC team
• Blue Devils top Ontario 9-2
• G.M. man pleads guilty to criminal sexual conduct
• Frequent fliers: Crime a family affair in many cases
• Photo: Garage fire contained quickly
• Daily Dose: Man pleads not guilty to meth charges; rain in the forecast
• Police Reports: 03/14
• Police Reports: 03/11-03/13
• Cooking for life: Bob Nelson
• Found Footage Fest rocked Club DeVille at annual SXSW party on March 13
• Fishing for a Cure helps locally
• Lutefisk makes for good conversation
• Minn. toddler found in hot tub dies
• 100 pets up for adoption
• Asmundson stops 49 shots as Bruins win
• Eagles knock off Vikings
• Blue Devils beat two Canadian teams
• Wine Dinner at Flat Creek Estate
• Directing Austin’s youth: David Jordon
• Gallery: Rockin’ the Paramount
• More than Austin’s priest: Father Fogal
• Tide of bodies overwhelms quake-hit Japan
• Put clean-up first
• Frequent fliers: Officials forced to hand out probation
• Minn., Mower County census numbers on the way
• Openness in state gov’t? AP survey shows obstacles
• Repeat offenders taxing court system
• Austin man pleads not guilty to criminal sexual conduct
• Home show kicks off Friday
• 3 Minn. teens face charges for false kidnapping report
• Freefall: Gophers get left out of NIT, too
• Minn. mayor wants to return budget surplus to taxpayers
• Vikings’ Cook says argument led to arrest
• Bruins drop two
• Blue Devils win one of three
• Rally in oil stocks means it’s time to rebalance
• New census numbers for Minn. due this week
• Vikings stadium push is rural-urban struggle
• Florida homicide suspect arrested in Minn.
• Live music review: DJ Premier, Black Joe Lewis kick-off SXSWi at The Mohawk
• You Wouldn't Know Him...: Immersive experiment in theatre and social media
• Winhawks end Packers’ season
• On the Verge: Stellar design and fine performances mark this smart production
• PHOTO: Bringing the rock
• Caribou, Hy-Vee expand union
• Search turns up 29 grams of meth
• School board to evaluate Krenz
• The Whitesidewalls bring reunion to the Paramount
• Old airport a gift to the city
• LISTEN IN: R.E.M. returns to stride with 15th studio album
• JOYSTICK: Pokemon is not just for the kiddies anymore
• Going green can help you lead a healthier life
• Our trip to see King Tut and the wealth of Egypt
• Alvida and the Airship Pirates: Grand idea spoiled by lack of money and time
• The Winds of Change
• GOP proposes major slashes to address state’s deficit
• Gallery: Hayfield advances at buzzer
• Police Reports: 03/11
• Wis. defeat could help launch counterattack on GOP
• Muslims worry about backlash
• Too complacent to recognize issue
• It’s time to help
• No need for the show to go on
• Cowboys jam at LeRoy church
• Guitar virtuoso coming to Paramount
• Waltham man pleads not guilty to stealing beer
• Pheasents Forever raises $19K at annual banquet
• CRWD to keep dumping, snow rule
• History sounds off in Austin
• Hedda Gabler: Compelling and shocking production of Ibsen's well-made classic
• Southland comeback falls short in playoff loss
• Hayfield wins with buzzer beater
• Gallery: Packer sectional basketball
• Minn. Senate votes for stiffer dog abuse penalties
• Joyce E. (Lightly) Roberts, 74
• Helen Margaret Swank, 101
• Funeral Notice: Anna Mildred Kaput, 93
• Funeral Notice: Palmer Erickson, 92
• Delphin John Freund, 77
• Laurence Stansbarger, 80
• Just click to help
• Package containing meth, marijuana intercepted
• More snow expected before spring weather
• Packers survive a scare
• Illinois abolishes death penalty, clears death row
• Wis. GOP bypasses Dems on collective bargaining
• Riege: Ice out perch
• Hibernating bear found with 2 cubs in Minn. park
• Police Reports: 03/08
• Heddatron: Wacky farce turns Ibsen's classic play on its head
• LeRoy couple reaches out after mom dies
• Man in custody after allegedly tearing out woman’s eyelashes
• Man arrested for stalking, burglary
• Judge lets Minnesota gay marriage ban stand
• Minn. man accused of disrupting ‘Rango’ screening
• Snow continues to drop on Austin
• Seibel Center waiting on grant
• Radar gun on way to Mower County
• County gives OK for attorney position
• Austin students serving up Empty Bowls fundraiser
• Rebel boys knock off USC
• Hayfield boys best NRHEG
• Alumni Update: Gunderson had solid freshman year at St. Olaf
• Man charged in satellite laser beam healing scheme said diabetes was cured
• Minn. man inspired by ‘Dexter’ TV series committed
• Torge’s loses business days after failed compliance checks
• Ordinance could shift more responsibility on landlords
• Projected Mower County population better than expected
• Hormel climbs ladder in corporate responsibility ranking
• Another round of snow creeping in
• CRWD planning final look at rules
• Blue Devils are ready for Florida
• Austin girls hockey team hands out awards
• Pushing theater at the Paramount
• Preliminary estimates show Mower County population slipping
• County board to decide on attorney position
• Month should pay tribute to historic stories
• Live music review: Budos Band brings Brooklyn badness to Austin's Stubb's BBQ
• Austin flooding not spring concern
• Showing support for Jordan Ressler
• Local food focus of sustainable farming meeting
• Bruins fall short at home
• Southland’s Hegge takes fourth at state
• Thorsheim takes eighth in 200-IM at state
• Austin wrestlers bow out at state
• Groundbreaking, Chili and Daffodils
• Elevator explosion injures one
• Oh, the drama
• Capitol update: New revenue could lower deficit
• Strong membership drives Arc services
• The kindness of strangers can mask identity theft
• A look back at St. Olaf
• Watching me type
• SCREEN TIME: ‘Megamind’ brings mega-laughs to DVD/Blu-ray
• JOYSTICK: Can JRPGs survive the recent slump
• Let color be your guide to nutritious meals
• Bruins top Bismarck 3-1
• Century tops Packer boys
• Blue Earth knocks off Rebels
• SXSW Film Festival to descend on Austin
• Austin’s Thorsheim advances to finals at state swim meet
• Packer wrestlers fall in the first round at state meet
• 5 area wrestlers reach Class ‘A’ quarterfinals
• Live music preview: Brooklyn's Budos Band to headline Mardi Gras on Red River
• Sheriff: Fire that burned down home suspicious
• Blossoms fall short in J/W/P
• Bruins top Aberdeen on the road
• Rushford/Peterson knocks off Grand Meadow boys
• Lions knock off Cards
• Goodhue ends L/P’s season
• Area wrestlers are ready for state
• Faber named 2011 NCHA scholar athlete
• Formal mayoral candidate charged for stealing $8K
• School district officials consider expansion, new building to deal with overcrowding
• Winhawks knock off Austin girls
• Reige: March, Time to Remove and Transport Ice Shelters
• Linda Asaf and René Geneva launch joint fashion space with party on Wed., 3/2
• St. Nicholas: Webster shows his skill in this hilarious, harrowing production
• Photos: Section basketball
• FBA downs BP girls
• Goodhue ends L/P’s season
• Blue Earth tops Hayfield girls
• Meyer leads L/P boys to a win
• First Friday Art Walk in Fredericksburg
• Eurydice: A thoughtful, gorgeous evening of theatre
• Packer swimmers ready for state
• Column: Austin gymnasts will be just fine
• 2011 Awards Season wraps up...finally
• School board approves Sumner modified calendar
• Faber named NCHA women’s hockey player of the year
• Austin gymnasts and swimmers honored
• Men found with drugs on I-90
• Gala, Art Exhibit and Chili mark big weekend
• Oklahoma City Barons sneak by the Texas Stars in a shootout
• O'Connor Drive extension groundbreaking set
• Live music review: Steve Miller records first ACL TV taping at new Moody Theater
• Blizzard beat Bruins 4-1
• Heggge wins section title for Rebels
• Vikings send four wrestlers to state
• Power Surge
• Church makes global effort
• Athletics beat Cards
• Packers send two to state swimming and diving meet
• Austin gymnasts compete at state
• Rising food prices trickling down to consumers
• MissFits top first round of Get Fit
• Starving Artist Sale slated for Saturday
• Deer disease limited in tests
• Group donates hair to Locks of Love
• Schools tackle issue of cyber bullying
• Culinary School opens restaurant
• Packer wrestlers send three to semis
• Chill top Bruins
• Tigers down Packer girls
• Packers cruise past Albert Lea boys
• BP hangs on to move on
• Spring Grove knocks off GM girls
• Athletics knock off J/W/P in first round
• 'The King's Speech' gets PG-13 rating
• Gallery: Profiles ‘11 rising stars
• Daily Dose: Lewison’s mother dispels rumors; Business of the Year announced
• Convictions: 02/13-02/19
• Mother dispels rumors that son was texting at time of crash
• Rebels drop regular season finale
• Blossoms top Medford
• Bruins bring it in the third
• Stephens sets three-point record in Hayfield loss
• Spring Grove tops L/P boys
• Ricky Gervais to pen Oscars opening number?
• Gallery: Profiles ‘11 sneak preview
• 'Soap Dish' remake gets writer
• Bruins heading out to meet fans
• Tough attitude carries gymnasts
• Two Blue Devils honored
• Reige: Pheasants Forvever provides help for the habitat
• Cardinal girls win with defense
• GM girls survive in OT
• Grand Meadow boys fall short
• Hayfield girls top Blooming Prairie
• Huskies topple Packers
• Northfield ends Austin’s hockey season
• Rove rocks in Round Rock
• Josh Brolin and Hillary Swank join Oscars presenters
• Gallery: Profiles ‘11 local motivators
• Fast start lifts Athletics
• Bruins goalie receives NAHL honor
• "Dead Island" movie rights picked up after game trailer goes viral
• Riverland women end season with a loss
• Packer dance team takes fifth at state
• Packer gymnasts send three to state
• Blue Earth tops Hayfield girls
• Hayfield boys beat Blue Earth 73-59
• Vintage Vixens charity fashion show at Electra - Sunday, 2/20
• Packers hockey team closes season with loss
• Bruins start fast and win big over Blizzard
• Preserving history
• Region looking to dodge flooding
• County corrects bugs in telephone system
• Learn to relieve the stress
• Sacred Heart adds on
• Stay active in an effort to fight dementia
• A Taste of Mower County – a great fundraiser for Arc
• 'True Grit's' Hailee Steinfeld to star in 'Forgotten'
• Bruins top Alexandria 3-2 Friday
• Goergen scores 35 in Southland win
• Athletics fall to Mabel/Canton boys
• Athletics hold off Mabel/Canton girls
• Rebels fall to Fillmore Central girls
• Packer boys win defensive battle over West
• Packers fall to Scarlets
• FBA tops BP girls
• GALLERY: Profiles ‘11 – A passion for life
• UPDATE: Driver over legal limit
• Weekend music preview: Hard Proof | Quiet Company | Soldier Thread | Leatherbag
• March for Babies kicks off at Bruins game
• Medicap robber gets 3 years
• Explosive Growth in Williamson County
• Athletics rally past Alden/Conger girls
• Vikings shut down Rebel girls
• Athletics get past Grand Meadow boys 70-62
• Packer girls topple Waseca
• Texas Prayer Breakfast 2011
• Austin learns from city’s success story
• Viehauser breaks RCC scoring record
• Ridgewater tops RCC men
• Reige: Headin’ for the hills in Kentucky
• 'Dark Shadows' to acquire Michelle Pfeiffer?
• Rebels can’t hold on
• Cougars top Austin girls
• Packers share the wealth
• Rebel girls hold off Dover/Eyota 82-72
• Morem hits a buzzer beater to lift BP
• Hayfield boys drop third straight game
• Hayfield girls fall to No. 9 Lourdes
• Oberhofer is playing at Emo's on Friday, February 18th & at SXSW
• 'Amadeus' at the Alamo: the good and the bad
• Rallying together for a purpose
• Rysavy pours in 29 points in L/P win over Medford
• Meford downs Lyle/Pacelli boys
• Morgan to run for RR Council
• Live music review: Ghosts Along the Brazos bring Texas swing to Momo's
• Exquisite wearable art by Boudoir Queen at Secret Circus [interview and pics]
• Fillmore Central tops Cards
• Packer dance team headed to state
• Bruins win shootout to get a split
• Packer gymnasts take second in Big Nine Invite
• Spicewood Vineyard’s 3rd Annual Chili Cook-Off
• Brehmer and Thorsheim step up at Big Nine swim meet
• Felten takes first at wrestling invite
• Texas Stars sneak past Rockford Ice Hogs
• Blue Devils cool off in loss
• DOC stops paying for transport costs
• Riverland men struggle to score in loss to No. 2 RCTC
• Newspaper employee gets probation for stealing $25k
• Austin School Board to discuss changes to integration plan
• Valentine’s Day happenings at the Senior Center
• A chance to shine
• Remembering the Lindbergh kidnapping
• ‘The Roommate’ should be evicted from theaters
• Mario gets the ball bouncing in Mario Sports Mix
• 'My Soul to Take' out on DVD
• Foul trouble catches up with L/P girls
• Falcons end Austin’s girls hockey season
• Superlarks score a win over Mabel/Canton
• Spartans beat Austin girls
• Hope Lutheran edges out L/P boys
• Blossoms get past J/W/P girls
• Hayfield boys fall short
• Fogarty lifts Awesome Blossoms to comeback win
• Mayo knocks off Austin boys
• Mabel/Canton tops Grand Meadow boys
• Williamson Co. is working to improve public safety
• Eagles Club in the clear
• Austin gymnasts pull out a close win
• New 'Hop' trailer released
• Lyle/Pacelli girls prevail against Schaeffer
• That’s more like it
• Albert Lea tops Austin wrestlers
• VIDEO: Surprise! A L dad back from Iraq
• Texas Stars struggle against Houston Aeros
• Montana man injured in crash on I-90
• Autopsy results expected in 2-3 weeks in A.L. death investigation
• Vikings: Use lotto money to help pay for stadium
• District building plan to improve education
• Lewison family and friends gathering for memorial ride
• Viehauser scores 1,000th point in RCC win
• No. 2 Central Lakes tops RCC men
• A Family Affair
• February play preview: Part 2
• Packer swimmers win 11 events to beat Albert Lea
• Riege: Spoon Feeding Hard Water Walleyes
• Spirits to Enforce: A massive, talented ensemble pulls off the impossible
• Live music preview: Quiet Company and Fastball at The Mohawk Thursday
• Packers win with defense
• Awesome Blossoms fall short
• May scores 1,000th point in Rebel win
• Winhawks ice Packers
• Rebel girls rally past Falcons
• Meyer leads Athletics past Grand Meadow
• Hayfield boys fall to Stewartville
• Cards snap losing streak
• BP girls top Medford
• Stewartville tops Hayfield girls
• 'Mr. Men' animated feature in the works
• Hagan earns football letter at Luther
• Authorities looking into A.L. death
• PHOTOS: Riding for a cause
• Leichtnam to play football at RCTC
• Wolverines best shorthanded Larks
• Scarlets top Packer wrestlers
• Daily Dose: Austin teens busted; Bruins paint the rink pink
• Packer wrestlers take fourth in Mankato East
• Flying: Slickly produced, exquisitely acted journey into contemporary Russia
• Love Bites Sing-A-Long at the Alamo Drafthouse timely
• Bruins’ shots don’t pay off in loss
• Bachman shuts out Barons 3-0
• Cpl. Tevan Nguyen is remembered
• Mandates leave county’s hands tied
• City: LGA cuts fall on local taxpayers
• Sumner to seek input on schedule
• Stiehm to address city issues
• Man to plead not guilty to misdemeanor
• This song is for you
• Ancient Eygpt comes to Minnesota
• Stories of winters past
• SCREEN TIME: Action/comedy ‘Red’ falls short of A-list potential
• Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top visits Twin Liquors in Austin for a signing
• Super foods for February’s Heart Health Month
• Rough second half costs Rebels
• Southland football player signs with Winona State
• Chill top Bruins
• Winhawks down Packer boys
• Lyle/Pacelli girls top Lanesboro
• Vikings hang on to beat La Crescent
• USC’s Stencl sinks BP boys
• Winona downs Packer girls
• USC girls bounce back against BP
• Burros get past L/P boys
• Alleged Minn. Best Western skinny dipper charged
• NFL Picks: The Super Bowl
• Community to honor fallen Marine
• Snow!
• Packers roughed up
• Hayfield out-guns Southland, 78-67
• Packer boys snap losing skid
• Southland girls overcome rusty first half
• Grand Meadow girls edge Schaeffer
• Blossoms can’t get over the hump
• Senate takes $930M whack at Minn. budget shortfall
• Benefit Concert for George Kinney at the Highball this Saturday, February 5th
• NASA spots 54 potentially life-friendly planets
• Dog trainer holds niche for 26 years
• Mayo receives largest gift ever from living person
• VIDEO: Coping with a loss
• City, county to meet with legislators
• Austin prepares: SXSW film fest quickly approaching
• Austin lassoes Pizza Ranch
• Community remembers student
• Bottoms up… on Sunday? Minn. Sunday liquor law could be repealed
• Jays take down Blue Devils
• Lady Jays topple Blue Devils
• THURSDAY: A new business for Austin?
• Riege: Winter slack water walleyes
• Damage estimated at $70K following A.L. arson case
• FronteraFest Short Fringe Schedule for week of February 1st
• ‘Amadeus’ screening at Alamo Drafthouse celebrates Mozart
• Behind the Mask: Richard Bachman
• Texas Stars' Francis Wathier excels during AHL All-Star Classic
• Hayfield football player signs with Minnesota State
• Panthers topple BP girls
• Stephens hits 8 threes as Vikes win
• Hayfield girls edge out Cotter on the road
• County parking garage closed
• Two Bruins are honored
• Kristen Stewart and the battle of the Snow Whites
• February play preview: Part 1
• Column: Packer wrestlers are growing up
• Bruins will paint the ice pink
• Hayfield’s Streightiff picks UW-RF
• Canadian band BRAIDS playing at SXSW & February 5th at Mohawk
• Colin Firth and Natalie Portman garner accolades at the SAG Awards
• Packer wrestlers take 10th in South St. Paul
• Awesome Blossoms edge out Crusader girls
• Packer girls rally past Panthers
• Mankato West blanks Austin hockey team
• Loyola takes down BP boys
• Bruins trounce Express 6-1
• 'The Rite' disappoints
• PHOTOS: Twist and shout
• Texas Stars Foundation hosts first Casino Night fundraiser
• A driving dilemma
• Medicaid knocks on county’s door
• School board members plot first stops on five-year map
• Board streamlines its review policy
• A ride of a lifetime
• JOYSTICK: Plenty of scares in the dark of Dead Space 2
• The Hormel weddings
• Poetry adds to a richer life
• SCREEN TIME: ‘The Green Hornet’ makes comedic hero work
• 'The Way Back' goes the distance
• Deep breaths and patience with budget needed
• Southland girls beat P/E/M
• No. 1 Bulldogs top Southland boys
• Seventh grader puts up 30 points for L/P girls
• Houston tops Lyle/Pacelli boys
• Hayfield girls fall short
• Viking boys fall to Lourdes
• Morem leads BP girls to a win
• Bruins blank Express
• Packer boys use defense to beat Century
• Cougars top shorthanded Packer wrestlers
• Packer girls shut down Century
• Penfold Theatre Company presents final weekend of Going With Jenny
• 'Gnomeo and Juliet': garden gnomes to take on the master playwright
• A Writer's Vision(s): Fractured, fantastical journey through the creative mind
• Cougars top Austin swim team
• Mayo blanks Austin boys
• Rebel boys beat Superlarks
• Spartans stop Packers
• Weekend music preview: Wiretree | That 1 Guy | Quiet Company | Monotonix|
• 'Catfish': Bait and switch
• RCC women roll to a win
• Spartans knock off Riverland men
• Book Review: Desert Solitaire, by Edward Abbey
• Riege: Fishing for winter perch
• Packers have turned it around
• Fogarty leads BP boys to a win
• Terror Tuesdays at the Alamo Drafthouse: Terrible movies, terrific time
• Soldiers prepare for possible deployment
• Fahey pleads guilty to abducting, assaulting girl
• County could lose $528K under proposed state cuts
• Groh’s letter doesn’t change county board’s actions
• Packer gymnasts top Cougars
• Late goal defeats Austin girls
• Bears top Viking girls
• BP girls fall short
• Larks top Cards
• Austin girls top Faribault
• Oscars nominations announced: 'The King's Speech' and 'True Grit' going head to head
• 'Vanishing on 7th Street': Are you afraid of the dark?
• Greg Rallo comes up big for the Texas Stars in 3-2 win over Rampage
• Manske leads BP girls past Alden/Conger
• Superlarks upset Lyle/Pacelli
• FronteraFest Short Fringe Schedule for week of January 25
• 3 Packers take second at Eden Prairie wrestling invite
• Jahr boosts RCC men to a win
• Driver cited for going 102 mph
• The Alamo Drafthouse takes on the most romantic holiday of the year
• Schwertner co-authors eminent domain bill
• Live music report: Daniel Johnston turns 50, celebrates with live radio show
• Riverland women fall short
• Bismarck tops Bruins
• Cards fall to Riceville boys
• Packer girls rally past Northfield
• 'The King's Speech': A film that speaks
• Texas Stars earn a point in the 2-1 shootout over the Milwaukee Admirals
• Texas Stars lose on the road in Houston 3-1
• Locally designed wearable art at Storyville
• State cuts could affect after school programs
• Five-day trek set to return to Austin
• Parenting Resource Center to move
• Returning to the music
• Cornerstone hosting lady’s night featuring Sarah Groves
• The life of a servant in the 1900s
• Book speaks of the need to be mindful
• The best ways to boost your immunity system
• JOYSTICK: LBP 2 is a sack full of family fun
• POINT ACROSS: ‘The Social Network’ a poetic turn of Facebook
• Rove to headline GOP event
• Bruins knock off Bismarck
• Kingsland edges out Rebel boys
• Packer girls fall to Owatonna
• Lanesboro edges out Grand Meadow boys
• Thomas leads BP boys to a win
• BP girls hold Randolph to 3 second half points
• Bench boosts L/P girls to a win
• Lyle/Pacelli boys hang on to beat Mabel/Canton
• Spring Grove tops LeRoy/Ostrander boys
• AHS inducts new members to Athletic Hall of Fame
• Removal suit vs. Gattis dismissed
• 'Buried': Claustrophobics beware
• The Importance of Being Earnest: A safe, but charming, production of a classic
• Weekend music preview: Isley Brothers Tribute | The Scabs | Nightfever Vol IX
• Overnight temps hit -20
• 8 cited protesting Chipotle firings of undocumented workers
• Prison time for man who stole van, led police on chase
• Mayo tops Austin wrestlers
• Vikings cruise past shorthanded BP
• Rockets put up 7 second period goals against Austin boys
• Hataye leads Packer gymnasts to win
• Rebel girls top Grand Meadow
• Lyle/Pacelli boys beat Schaeffer
• Rockets top Austin girls hockey team
• Burglar adds jail time to probation sentence
• FRIDAY: Snow could mean more flooding
• FRIDAY: Senior Living special
• Wind chill values of -30 on the way
• Family moves on after home fire
• Frostbite possible in a matter of minutes
• RCTC tops Riverland men’s basketball team
• NFL Picks: Conference title games are here
• Rochester shuts down RCC women
• The Anatomy of Perfection
• Riege: Walleye Weekend “Ice Roads” on Leech Lake
• THURSDAY: Officials react to proposed LGA cuts
• Chihuahua survives owl attack in suburban Chicago
• Clennon’s role on CRWD committee questioned
• Austin students, parents unite after school
• Rebels can’t hold off Chatfield
• Superlarks edge out Hope Lutheran
• BP girls top Medford
• Viking girls top Cannon Falls
• Rebel boys get past Chatfield
• Lyle/Pacelli girls roll past Cards
• Scarlets blank Mankato West
• Packer girls cruise past Tigers
• Packer boys use 26-2 run to beat Albert Lea
• BREAKING NEWS: Fire damages house in Mapleview
• Parents weigh in on year-round school
• JWP knocks off BP boys
• AHS athletic hall of fame ceremony set for Friday
• Wolverines top Cards
• Superlarks snap eight-game losing skid
• Athletics start fast, but fall short
• Car crash on I-35 causes serious injuries
• Craziness a call for measured reactions
• Police Reports: 01/16
• Police Reports: 01/15
• Mbakwe, Sampson lead Minnesota past Iowa 69-59
• Alleged forger pleads guilty
• Alleged choker awaits charges
• Lyle cancer auction raises $130K
• ‘It’s not about winning’
• Chlorine spill causes scare at Minnesota mall
• Nestle Nutrition to close Minn plant, cut 243 jobs
• RCC women win at Central Lakes
• Central Lakes tops Riverland men
• Packers rally past No. 3 ranked Warriors
• Woman thrown from car hit, killed in Maple Grove
• Felten and Power go 4-0 at Decorah Duals
• Packer swimmers take fourth in Red Wing
• Bruins sweep Aberdeen
• VIDEO: Lyle area cooks up a cure
• VIDEO: County clips King, Oscarson
• Probation in store for burglar
• Some optimism for 2011
• Singers donate $30k to choirs
• Kwik Trip brawl leads to broken wrist
• A son’s inspiration
• America’s Got Talent searches Minnesota
• POINT ACROSS: Feste’s ‘Country Strong’ avoids being cliché
• JOYSTICK: ‘Ghost Trick’ a quirky romp of a mystery
• Scarlets knock off Austin girls
• BP boys can’t finish comeback
• Athletics edge Hope Lutheran
• L/P girls get past Hope Lutheran
• Bruins blank Aberdeen
• Freshman leads Packers to a win
• Houston beats Cardinal boys
• Cardinal girls top Houston
• Vikings beat Cotter boys
• F.B.A tops BP girls
• Professional sports need to hear ‘no’ for a change
• Walz, Ellison host MN ‘Congress on Corner’ events
• Minn. sex offender gets 3 years for removing GPS
• Blooming Prairie women known as quiet church members
• Sumner hosting meeting on continuous, year-round school year
• Court date set for man facing child pornography charges
• Rockets top Austin swimmers
• Rebels cruise past BP girls
• Lyle/Pacelli girls top Cards
• Lyle/Pacelli boys pick up first win
• Winhawks top Packer boys
• Penalties catch up to Packers
• Packer wrestlers beat Winona; fall to JM
• FRIDAY: BP residents react to deaths
• FRIDAY: Wedding Guide 2011
• Trucker charged in death of Owatonna teen
• Brett Favre’s sister arrested in Miss. meth bust
• Plea agreement reached in fatal laundry shooting
• Dayton says Wisconsin owes Minnesota $58 million
• Positive meth test violates probation, leads to jail time
• Debate surrounds lift of nuclear power plant ban
• Walz, Giffords colleagues since the beginning
• AHS student takes on charity well project
• Blue Devils rally to 7th straight win
• Anoka-Ramsey handles RCC women’s basketball team
• Riege: Buying a new boat
• Update: Medical complications to blame for deaths of Blooming Prairie women
• Palin: Journalists incite hatred after AZ shooting (with video)
• Man admits to filing false stolen car report
• Minn. baby girl born at 1:11 a.m. on 1/11/2011
• County joins regional dispatch study
• Batting 2 for 3
• Plans draw forth a flood of ideas
• Man sentenced for child porn on state computer
• US marshals arrest Michigan murder suspect
• Woman alleges ‘U’ reassigned her because she’s gay
• $10K reward offered in NE Minn. double homicide
• Austin to recognize MLK Day with 1960s activist
• Mower County sees 13 December DWI arrests
• County takes on extra work in Udolpho
• Area scores
• District balancing integration budget
• Bilingual poetry reading on the way
• Athletics get past Wolverine girls
• Least obeyed sign is one most needed
• Don’t let hate win
• CRWD to tackle new floodplain rules
• Suspect in Ill. shooting arrested in Minn.
• Central Minn. schools to discuss synthetic drugs
• Sexual assault not guilty plea reversed days before jury trial
• Assault could lead to strangulation charges
• Cancer auction not known for bargains
• Arrest made in string of burglaries
• Thanks from alums always carry real meaning
• New year starts out with light snow
• Unclear whether shooter’s motivation was political
• Local legislators adjust to political shift
• Davis leads RCC men to a win
• RCC women drop a close one
• Panthers beat Hayfield girls
• Stephens hits eight threes to lead Hayfield boys to win
• Packers swimmers take sixth at home invite
• Wingers top Austin boys basketball team
• Austin girls hockey team snaps losing streak
• Rockets top Packers
• Express take two from Bruins
• Adams native battles rare cancer, clots
• Veterans not done with memorial
• Mark G. Greenwood, 44
• Alleged thiefs enter differing pleas
• A cathartic cleansing
• Ski race slides up on its third run
• Author to give workshop to local group
• POINT ACROSS: Nothing new when you meet the ‘Little Fockers’
• JOYSTICK: The New Year brings new titles
• BREAKING NEWS: Arizona Congresswoman shot
• Faribault tops Austin wrestling team
• Packer defense steps it up
• Mayo shuts down Austin girls
• Byron edges out Hayfield girls
• Area scores
• Viking boys knock off No. 9 Bears
• Pickup may have hit train near Albert Lea
• Sub zero temperatures, blowing snow for Austin
• Video: Southgate students learn about cultures around the world
• Highway Department seeking information on Roosevelt Bridge
• Builder who shaped Austin remembered for character
• Slow it down
• Old edition illustrates attitudes of the times
• Jail time for man convicted for possession of drugs, stun gun
• Minn pastor, wife killed in traffic crash
• A man walks into a bar in Minnesota … to preach
• School board members take on new roles
• Sen. Sparks: Medicaid extension a move in right direction
• Rebel boys win big
• Rebel girls pull out a road win
• Free pizza for Herald Facebook trivia
• Governor Dayton loses canine companion to cancer
• Fees for hunting, fishing could increase
• Victim stabbed downtown with metal pick
• Weakened vow?
• Indianapolis police nab suspect in QB’s killing
• Iowa rallies from 13-down to beat Minnesota
• Driver, vehicle ID’ed in fatal Minn. hit-and-run
• Mpls police seek help to solve girl’s shooting
• Missing Duluth man turns up safe in Oklahoma
• Business deal on Cashwise building in the works
• Snow buildup on roofs a concern
• The Biggest Loser hits Austin
• Cross country skiers take advantage of heavy snow season
• Hydrants still a priority in winter
• RCC women hit nine threes in win
• Hebrink honored at Bemidji State
• NFL Picks: The playoffs are here
• MN teen seeks trial as juvenile in Iowa killings
• Minn. man cleared of 1992 Conn. slaying
• MnDot reminds public about damaged mailbox procedures
• Mayo Clinic First in U.S. to use newly-approved FDA technology
• Bemidji newspaper building damaged by bullets
• Austin man taken to detox after pulling fire alarm
• 20 years for fatal street fight stabbing
• A round of resolutions
• Traffic deaths on the decline
• County board moves ahead with new leadership
• Egg producer adding jobs in southern Minnesota
• County tackles issue of costly snow removal
• Austin to host section baseball tourneys
• Austin boys hockey team beats Sleep Eye
• Southland girls bow out
• USC tops BP boys
• USC edges BP girls
• Jets: suit by massage therapists ‘without merit’
• Ill. mom gives birth to 1 twin in 2010, 1 in 2011
• Man in custody for alleged assault
• Police reports: 1/03
• Police investigate break-in at Austin Tire
• 4 and 20 blackbirds, and 3,000 dead in the sky
• Dayton, lawmakers push to create jobs
• Council recognizes new detectives
• Council may fill Nature Center vacancy
• Ringing in 2011
• Austin roads set for repairs
• Blue Devil women rally past Western Tech
• Riverland men win fourth straight game
• Rebels win fifth straight game
• Name of Minn. man shot by law officers released
• Police investigate St. Cloud City Hall burglary
• Arrest made after New Year’s DWI rollover
• Starting fresh in Sargeant
• No suspects in Waltham shop burglary
• Zsa Zsa Gabor to have part of leg amputated
• Lorma H. Douty, 92
• Lois Elaine Papenfus, 88
• County board starts new year with fresh faces
• ‘10 Year in Review
• 11 issues to follow ‘11
• Officials leave office after years of service: John Martin, Ward 3 Councilman
• David Hillier, Commissioner District 3
• Sue Davis retires as county recorder
• Council members take oath Monday
• Knockin’ around with Bruiser
• Paramount has good jump on 2011
• POINT ACROSS: Young actress shines in remake of ‘True Grit’
• JOYSTICK: First Amendment at the heart of proposed video game ban
• Daily Dose: Weather causes mayhem on roads
• Man up to snow
• Herald top picks from 2010
• Probation, community service for felony forgery conviction
• Jail move in motion
• Word on the street: New Year’s resolutions
• Austin girls start strong but fall back at Red Wing
• Byron tops BP girls
• Riege: Crappies in frozen rivers
• Person robbed in downtown Albert Lea
• FRIDAY/SUNDAY: Top 10 stories, 2010
• FAA: 2 killed when small plane crashes in Minn.
• NFL Picks: Last week of the regular season
• Police reports: 12/29
• Mn/DOT offers road safety tips for New Year’s holiday
• About 120 people file claims against Strike Force
• Local legislators appointed to committees
• Small fire at Hormel Plant contained
• Minn. fan accused of assaulting 2 Badgers fans
• Mechanical issue prompts Minn. ski lift evacuation
• DWI enforcement up
• School board member does it all
• Albert Lea man pleads not guilty after allegedly pulling gun on Austin women
• Cards snap four-game skid
• GM offense struggles in loss
• Austin boys drop two hockey games
• Left lanes closed on both southbound and northbound I-35 south of Faribault
• NYE storm won’t push Austin past snowfall record
• Small fire at Hormel Plant contained
• NFL fines Favre $50K for ‘failure to cooperate’
• Daily Dose: Justice center move begins, snow and rain on horizon
• Packer girls drop tourney finale
• Paramount preparing for NYE show
• County attorney’s office deals with overwhelming caseload
• Inmates transferred to new jail
• A holiday recipe unlike any other
• Minn. deer group wants to catch cougars on camera
• Man’s death leads to Minn. motel fire
• Mpls. snow-plow driver returns to work after crash
• New hunting preserve to open near LeRoy
• County board sets salaries for elected officials
• Viking girls win Albert Lea tourney
• Rain, snow on the way
• 8 Christmas thefts in Minn. apparently related
• Missing man found safe
• 1,000 expected at 2011 ice dive in Excelsior
• Mpls. district, teachers reach tentative agreement
• Austin schools keeping eye on Legislature
• Minn. explorer sets out for risky Alaska climb
• Minnesota leads nation in twisters
• Man found competent to stand trial for murder of Albert Lea grad
• Christmas night assaults lead to arrest
• A new home for a new year
• A lengthy education
• Just like old times
• POINT ACROSS: ‘The Town’ delivers deeper than most heist films
• Joystick reviews standouts from 2010
• Son of former area lawmaker tells the story of Ralphie
• New Year’s gets a little extra Cash
• Brewing art
• Dreaming of an even whiter Christmas
• Hayfield lights display beauty
• Brandi Schammel scores 28 in Southland win
• Lancers top Viking girls
• Lyle/Pacelli boys drop sixth straight game
• Rebel boys win fourth straight
• FRIDAY: Baby’s First Christmas
• NFL Picks: Why the NFL is better than college football
• More to story
• County waiting on GOP payment
• Blooming Prairie woman takes step toward dream
• Census information could affect city’s finances
• Second elder abuse defendent sentenced to 180 days
• Winter weather set to attack again
• Salvation Army far from goal
• Domestic assault leads to probation
• Jail time for man who fled, assaulted officer
• Second elder abuse defendent sentenced to 180 days
• Police chase leads to arrests
• THURSDAY: Letters to Santa
• FEMA accepts county’s hazard plan
• Austin district officals say no to Q Comp
• Worth the count
• Eden Prairie School District trying to desegregate
• Changes on the way for Human Services
• Zonta celebrates 60 years
• Plowing snow under a budget
• Rebel girls hang on to edge St. Charles
• Rebel boys win third straight game
• Randolph ends L/P girls’ winning streak
• Rockets beat Lyle/Pacelli boys
• FRIDAY: Baby’s First Christmas
• Council approves detectives
• St. Cloud potbellied pig gets reprieve — for now
• Daily video: Weather on the roof, school bus drives into ditch
• 14-year-old girl dies in Chanhassen crash
• City awarded $3M flood grant
• Census: Minnesota to keep 8 seats in US House
• Philipp one of retirees honored with plaque
• Schools two hours late
• Compliance checks questioned
• Fed complaint targets Mayo over billing
• Pacholl serves last city council meeting
• Column: Packer girls have a different look
• Cue the snow: Bears-Vikings take it outside
• I-35 re-opened
• VIDEO: Snowmobile pulled from icy lake
• AL school bus in ditch; kids safe
• Daily video: Weather on the roof, Herald story goes national
• Minn. Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Fargo police officer leaves gun in restroom
• Austin dance team takes first in high kick
• Blue Devil men beat St. Cloud
• Shop with a Hero kicks off Tuesday
• LeRoy man on NBC Nightly News
• Two Packer wrestlers take first at Fillmore
• Century blanks Austin boys hockey team
• Bruins respond in win over Chill
• Packers take 12th at Tiger swimming relays
• Slasher pleads guilty in two cases
• Surviving the expiration
• City vs county food drive is win-win
• Despite concerns, Rep. Walz votes to renew tax cuts
• Mark D. Langstaff, 48
• Vinyl revolution
• Skiing conditions off to a good start
• POINT ACROSS: ‘The Tourist’ leaves the question, “What happened?”
• JOYSTICK: Mario formula nothing new
• REVIEW: Downhome sound up north
• Southland girls top Lewiston/Altura
• Coulee Region edges out Bruins
• Packer girls win third straight
• Packers fall to Winhawks
• Goodhue edges Hayfield boys in OT
• Hayfield girls lose first game
• Lanesboro tops Lyle/Pacelli boys
• Rebels win tournament title over BP
• Athletics rally past Lanesboro
• BP girls top Loyola
• Houston tops Grand Meadow boys
• Gallery: Friday in photos
• Rebels roll past Cards
• Storm shows how poorly prepared many are
• String of break-ins, stolen vehicles reported
• Hip-hop one of many school programs
• No shovelers needed for TCF Bank Stadium
• Not guilty plea entered in choking case
• Century edges Packer wrestling team
• DWI enforcement up during holidays
• Christmas in the County is here
• Eagles Club volunteers donate $11K to cancer research
• Blossoms shooters set up Nelson in win
• Area football players honored
• Dodge County tops Packer boys hockey team
• Packer gymnasts top Faribault
• Packer swimmers fall to Century
• NFL: Still planning Vikes-Bears at college site
• FRIDAY: Holiday coloring book
• Photos: Polar Express rolls into town
• Mail carriers ask for winter courtesy
• Tiny city east of St. Paul tops metro poverty list
• Big beef plant planned in North Dakota
• Schools prepare for federal food service requirements
• Riege: Jumbo Perch with ATV Mobility
• Daily video: Winter weather rolls into Austin, Florida recovers from school board shooting
• THURSDAY: Where is the cardboard going?
• Name released of Austin baby found unresponsive
• 13.5 percent of Mower County residents living in poverty
• Weather makes storm cleanup difficult
• Austin has its own Christmas song selection
• Austin man involved in Iowa head-on collision
• Austin expected to see more snow
• Vikings change venues as Metrodome roof gets fixed
• CLC opens its doors for Santa Workshop
• Grand Meadow turns to technology
• Too much Hart
• Riverland men win big
• Austin boys hit 12 threes in first win
• WEDNESDAY: Grand Meadow gets technical
• Man in aiding suicide case still wants it tossed
• Bone-chilling cold plods into Northeast US
• State news: Crews inspect Metrodome, aim to decide on repairs
• Baby found unresponsive in apartment dies
• Hormel Plant employees give $134K to United Way
• 6-year-old daughter sought help for mother found dead in Austin apartment
• Party-goers accused of burglary plead not guilty
• Ettinger announces Hormel stock split
• Wolverines topple Athletics
• TUESDAY: Austin High looks at more changes
• Power outage result of 2010 blizzard
• Austin sees more than foot of snow
• Dome damage fitting during fallen season for Vikes
• Midwest in deep freeze after storm cancels flights
• VIDEO: Blizzard hits Austin (updated)
• Late start for AHS, Pacelli
• Bismarck edges out Bruins
• Slamabama brings southern Christmas to Torge’s
• Blowing down taxes
• A look into wind farm business
• Students move into growing market
• Search for new detectives narrowing
• Documentary postponed due to winter storm
• The organic art of movement
• Iverson spotlights talents in upcoming RCC showcasing
• Joystick presents holiday gift guide for all ages
• ‘Boardwalk Empire’ a complex look into corruption
• Packer girls top Luverne 8-2
• Packer gymnasts take second in Rochester
• BP girls knock off Randolph
• Hurricanes top Lyle/Pacelli boys
• Hayfield girls win
• Cardinal boys get first win
• Blue Devil men struggle from the line in loss
• RCC women rally past Hibbing
• Rebel girls win in Rushford
• Lyle/Pacelli girls win second straight game
• Celebrate your child’s first Christmas
• Human Services facing deficit
• Daily video: Winter storm closes in on area, deceased woman discovered in Austin apartment
• 36-year-old woman found dead in apartment
• Alden boy gets left on bus until appox. 9 p.m.
• End to race, start of battle
• County looks to cut services
• Group to return more than 2,000 gay marriage DVDs to Catholic archdiocese
• District looks at overcrowding solutions
• Huskies beat Austin swimmers
• BP boys still learning after loss to M/L
• Packers can’t close out Millers
• FRIDAY: Are Austin schools too big?
• A look at Magnificat
• Update: Austin experiencing freezing drizzle, snow expected
• Daily video: Firefighters prepare for cold, winter weather on the way, Minn. teen comes back from hunting mishap
• Man accused of bringing weapons to City Hall
• Riege: Cool gift ideas for ice fishing
• Huskies shake off Packer girls
• Leichtnam pours in 40 as Larks top Cards
• Blue Devil women beat Luther JV
• Kingsland hands Southland girls their first loss
• BP wrestlers drop three in Mankato
• Vikings boys best Pine Island
• Hayfield girls cruise past Z/M
• Christmas in the County
• K/W tops BP boys
• Lyle/Pacelli girls top LeRoy/Ostrander
• Austin JV bowlers take third at state
• TUESDAY: City to vote on grants
• Herald looking for letters to Santa
• Packer gymnasts take second
• Four Packers place at Faribault wrestling invite
• Riverland men crash the boards in win
• Hayfield boys open with a big win
• Luverne edges out Austin boys hockey team
• Southland girls win thier Invite
• Packer boys drop season opener to Cedar Falls, Iowa
• Z/M knocks off Cardinal boys
• Finger’s late goal lifts Bruins to win
• A holiday tradition
• PHOTOS: A winter wonderland
• United Way halfway to goal
• Council to accept, disperse grants
• Confrontation leads to a year probation
• Family prepares to open winery
• Beatles cover album an enduring treat
• All the world is a canvas for Owatonna artist
• POINT ACROSS: Cruise parodies at self in ‘Knight and Day’
• Packer comeback falls short
• RCC women rally to a win
• Northland tops Riverland men
• BP girls outlast Triton
• Viking girls overcome slump to beat Pine Island
• Alexandria bests Bruins
• Herald looking for letters to Santa
• Austin gymnasts fall to Owatonna
• Tigers beat Austin girls 5-1
• Rebels get past Lyle/Pacelli girls
• Owatonna blanks Austin wrestling team
• St. Charles tops Grand Meadow boys
• Austin youth takes home world title
• Riege: Ice Time Walleyes
• Condit makes All-Big Nine football team
• Hayfield girls open with a win
• Rebels go to work
• RCC men fall to NIACC
• BP girls fall short
• Lyle/Pacelli girls can’t hang on
• Freshman lifts LeRoy/Ostrander past Grand Meadow girls
• Pacekr girls drop season opener at New Prague
• TODAY: Winter sports preview
• School board open to year-round schedule at Sumner
• Regional news: Wis. student holds classroom hostage, shoots self
• Pardoned man facing new sexual assault charges
• Missing ballots had no effect on Murray’s lead in 27A
• ‘Beads on One String’ to hit the stage for diversity awareness
• Man admits to living and working illegally
• Ellis Middle School in national spotlight
• Freezing drizzle expected tonight
• Ellis principal to appear on “Fox and Friends”
• Dispute over frivolous challenges in Henn. Co.
• Rifle stolen in hog barn burglaries
• Arrests made after weekend party
• 2 in custody for Minn bar shooting
• Wreath making a hit in Austin
• Photo Gallery: All-Herald football, volleyball
• Keep rail alive
• Local scout sets popcorn sales record
• Packer girls win Willmar hockey invite
• VIDEO: Welcoming in the holidays
• Black Friday turnout a success for stores
• Decorating history
• Merry Elf takes a break to deliver cheer
• Christmas in the County to be held Dec. 10-11
• All-Herald Football Team
• Cardinal girls drop season opener
• Austin girls hockey team wins first game
• Coulee Region knocks off Bruins
• All-Herald Volleyball Team
• SUNDAY: Area Christmas traditions
• Mpls police arrest 3 teens for 3 sexual assaults
• Wounded Wisconsin swan lives to love again
• Video: Black Friday madness, Christmas in the City kicks off
• Gallery: Shopping on Black Friday
• Holiday homes showcased for cause
• Black Friday madness hits Austin
• Riege: Hard Water Walleyes
• NFL Picks: Thanksgiving brings Thursday games
• THANKSGIVING: Black Friday sales
• St. Lucia shines in Austin
• Hormel Institute joins Christmas in the City celebrations
• Christmas in the City is here
• Austin steps up to give in holiday season
• Icy roads blanket Austin area
• Ooh La La opens Friday
• Hormel hands out bonus checks
• Dog survives rifle shot
• County Road 45 opens
• Fight to end cancer goes on in area
• Minn. prostitution ring leader guilty, no jail
• Having a ball in Hayfield
• Men hold up NY pizza makers, flee with wrong dough
• Travelers prepare for holiday drives
• Recount ordered in Minn. governor’s race
• Austin Godfather’s wins award
• Special ed teacher sentenced for child porn
• Appeals Court: Khat is illegal in Minnesota
• John Carlyle Howley, 85
• Hotel fight proves to be shocking possibility
• Expect no help
• Hwy 14/I-35 to open Nov. 24
• Jury deliberates shaken baby case in Minnesota
• Blue Devils win with defense
• Riverland women edge out Gustavus JV
• Column: Ready for basketball season
• Lyle/Pacelli alumni game set for Dec. 4
• Mourners say goodbye to slain Iowa store clerks
• Daily video: Blackie the cow recovered, Vikings fire Childress (11/22)
• Austin man robbed at knifepoint; suspects at large
• New stink bug makes first appearance in Minnesota
• Vikings can Childress; Frazier tagged interim coach (updated)
• Cow “Blackie” found, currently no suspects
• NWS: Freezing rain still possible this afternoon
• Ideas on year-round school welcome
• Two car accidents lead to injuries
• Police Report 11/20-11/21
• Probation ordered in forgery case
• Mission group wraps it up
• Technology plays role in Austin business
• South Main getting a new garden and statues
• Bruins fall short in OT
• Riverland men top NIACC at home
• Waseca beats Austin girls hockey team
• Riverland women fall to NIACC on late shot
• TECHNOLOGY: Digital age taking an ever growing role in student’s lives
• TECHNOLOGY: Digitizing Mower County
• Something from nothing
• Veldman and Friends prepare for final show
• Christmas in the City kicks off Friday
• Albert Lea thrift store robbed at gunpoint
• Sheriff promotes caution as deer are on the move
• Police heighten DWI enforcement
• Lawn mower burglar gets 5 years probation
• Special Delivery: Bruins win 5-2
• Packers 200-yard medley relay in 7th, moves to finals
• Albert Lea Salvation Army robbed
• Jean Yvonne (Edison) Schaefer, 71
• Police Reports: 11/18
• Passer-by led to MN teen’s arrest in Iowa killings
• Patient allegedly threatens to kill AMC nurse
• Sumner looks at full year school calendar
• Funerals for slain Iowa store clerks
• Crane Chapel to celebrate 75 years
• The Style Lounge Salon opens on Main
• Stolen fiberglass cow spotted near Dexter
• Scarlets rally past Packers
• FRIDAY: Year-round school at Sumner?
• Strangulation cases up in county
• Holiday Tour of Homes showcases Christmas spirit
• CRWD looks to technology to combat flooding
• Wis. man allegedly shoots TV over Palin dance
• Health care plan highlighted
• Families of slain Iowa clerks ask why
• Traffic switches at Hwy 14/I-35 interchange
• Blue Devil men can’t shake off shooting slump
• Riverland women win big over WWTC
• Express score late to top Bruins
• Riege: Boat storage for the winter
• THURSDAY: Are strangulations on the rise in Austin?
• Suspect in Iowa store slayings to face 2 trials
• Health care discussion tonight at Senior Center
• Worlein wins award for third straight year
• How much did local candidates spend on campaigns?
• Packer swimmers are ready for state
• Austin has three volleyball players honored
• Mayo Clinic to offer proton beam cancer therapy
• Woman charged in Halloween fight pleads not guilty
• MN teen charged in Iowa store shooting
• 7 locations fail alcohol compliance tests
• APD pins new police captain
• Hunter finds body in SW Minn.
• Grand Meadow man comes clean on garage burglary
• Video: Your Austin Daily Dose 11/15
• Austin teens taken to AMC, St. Marys after car accident
• Alleged Medicap robber pleads not guilty
• Bruins can’t hold on to early lead
• Exhibit centers on migration
• After four years, Austin finally has new captain
• Pictures of a moment
• Romance from beyond the veil
• Man accused of assault changes plea to guilty
• Packers drop girls hockey opener
• Kettle Drive kicks off
• Packers send five swimmers to state
• Bruins’ late rally comes up short
• Clennon concedes after recount
• Benefit set for baby battling rare disease
• What’s Happening: Rabbits galore this weekend in Austin
• Owatonna tops Bruins
• Marian Clennon concedes to Mayor Tom Stiehm after recount
• NWS: Snow is on the way
• Packers swimmers have solid showing
• Jo-Ann Fabrics opens in Austin
• Column: Words of Wisdom for those who won — and lost
• Riege: Autumn Walleyes on Lakes and Rivers
• Lyle/Pacelli gets new boys basketball coach
• Alumni Update: 3 Grand Meadow grads are chipping in
• Man charged with ALHS grad’s murder
• Blooming Prairie teen remembered for fun-loving spirit
• Iowa man found guilty in Rose Creek bar burglary
• Column: Blossoms showed some class
• Austin swimmers honored
• Austin youth headed to world power lifting championships
• Blooming teen dies in crash (updated)
• Jordan Michael Ressler, 16
• Packer bowlers miss out on state
• Bruins win third straight game
• Honoring those who serve
• Austin runners learn lessons at state meet
• Check, 1-2. This thing on?
• Mildred C. Fasbender, 84
• Bart R. Heimsness, 50
• Florence M. Modene, 95
• Nancy Lou Winjum, 76
• RCC falls to top ranked team
• BP teen critically injured in crash
• Austin mayoral recount possible
• Bruins knock off Aberdeen
• Goodhue edges out Blossoms
• FBA knocks off Vikings
• Riverland men open with big hoops win
• RCC women win big
• Trooper finds 200 pounds of marijuana after traffic stop near Albert Lea
• Riege: Why not make jerky?
• Packers are ready for state
• Pawlenty prepared to stay on as governor
• Election results available now!
• Riverland men look to have chemistry
• Demmer makes time for Austin
• Blue Devils bring scorers back
• Southern Minnesota now available
• Austin bowlers finish regular season
• Southern Minnesota now available
• Rebels turn the ball over five times in playoff loss
• Packer swimmers take eighth at Big Nine meet
• Bruins pick up a win over Owatonna
• Wolverines knock off Grand Meadow
• Blossoms score five first quarter TDs in big win
• Students elect Ellis, Emmer in mock vote
• Hayfield stays relaxed in close win
• Council to vote on new police captain
• Express top Bruins with late goal
• Four Austin boys soccer players receive Big Nine honors
• Attorney: Lawsuit against Ellis not politically driven
• SoMinn: 1 Bad Monkey
• What’s happening this weekend in Austin
• Vikings sweep Blooming Prairie
• Austin sends two girls to state
• Pacelli competes in section cross country meet
• Rebels lose in five
• VIDEO: Austin mayoral debate
• VIDEO: Mower County sheriff debate
• RIEGE: November is a month of transition and traditions
• Rockets sweep Austin in playoff match
• Stay up-to-date on election night
• Fender bender leads to felony forgery charges
• Lawsuit filed against Ellis alleges excessive force
• Austin girls soccer players honored
• RCC’s Loverink honored
• NFL Picks: Can Randy Moss get revenge?
• Area scores
• Superlarks blow past Cardinals
• Spring Grove upends Lyle/Pacelli
• Blossoms ground out Wabasha/Kellogg
• Rebels open playoffs with a win
• New Prague knocks off Austin
• Southland opens volleyball playoffs with a sweep
• Rushford/Peterson knocks off LeRoy/Ostrander
• Mayoral candidates face issues
• Candidates for sheriff square off
• Mower County under wind warning
• Blossoms move on with a win
• Falcons end Grand Meadow’s volleyball season
• Mayoral, sheriff debate today
• County burning ban lifted
• Packer fans didn’t need to rub it in
• Owatonna tops Bruins
• Hayfield takes fourth in volleyball invite
• SoMinn releases Oct. 31
• Packers take seventh at ‘true team’ state swim meet
• Setting the tone for Hayfield
• Broitzman sentenced to 60 days in jail
• Mayoral, sheriff debate Monday
• Austin police to host fundraiser concert
• Riverland will host basketball tournament and camp
• Bruins score five times in the third to beat Owatonna
• L/O senior hits major milestone
• Mayoral, sheriff debate Monday
• Superlarks win SEC title again
• Blossoms win big to get No. 2 seed
• Athletics top LeRoy/Ostrander
• Tigers edge out Packers
• Caledonia blanks Southland
• Spring Grove sweeps Lyle/Pacelli
• Packers beat Tigers in four
• Goodhue sweeps Hayfield
• Cardinals beat Rebels in four
• Mower County now under burn ban
• NFL Picks: Parity rules
• Reige: Learning to ice fish
• Packer swim team tops Mankato West
• Austin teams take fifth at Big Nine meet
• Cards clinch trip to SEC title game
• BP beats J/W/P in four
• Pacelli competes in Blue Earth Invite
• Packer swimmers headed to ‘true team’ state meet
• Larks close season with a win
• Austin runners compete in Des Moine Marathon
• Column: Packers and Tigers set to meet on the football field
• Pole shed fire claims pickup truck
• Man arrested for assaulting deputy
• Blossoms cruise past FBA football team
• Austin bowlers win one
• Bruins win with a shootout
• RCC loses finale
• Man pleads not guilty to his third assault
• Tuesday FEMA meeting to solidify flood damage totals
• Alleged choker pleads not guilty
• The grace of prose
• After arrests, two admit to forging documents
• Council to decide whether to extend Eagles Club load
• When opportunity calls
• Legislative candidates debate JOBZ, budget
• Mabel/Canton grounds out Lyle/Pacelli
• Packers find offense in loss
• Rebels cruise past Rushford/Peterson
• Larks take a tough loss
• Restoring the prairies
• Schools aim to be proactive to stop bullying
• Cardinals sweep Burros
• Packers swimmers top Albert Lea
• Triton tops Hayfield in five
• Wolverines sweep Grand Meadow
• West sweeps Austin volleyball team
• Pacelli tennis season ends
• Austin teens treated after taking unknown ‘Skittles’ pills
• Winona tops Packers in shootout
• F.B.A. sweeps Blooming Prairie
• Friday: Austin native leads orphanage
• Sawmill near Oakland burns (with video)
• Hayfield beats Zumbrota/Mazeppa
• Chatfield sweeps Southland
• Sawmill near Oakland burns (with video)
• Reige: Pheasant hunting and fishing have a lot in common
• Blue Devils close season with a win
• Mankato East sweeps Packers
• Packer boys win CC invite
• Larks sweep L/P
• Packers blank Stewartville
• Packer swimmers top Mankato East
• BP falls in four
• Tigers knock off Packers
• Wagner steps up for Vikings
• Blooming Prairie sweeps Alden/Conger
• Debate at Austin library Tuesday features state congressional candidates
• Minn. legislative special session postponed
• AFD puts out home, vehicle fires
• Blue Devils fall to Bismarck
• Packers top South St. Paul soccer team
• Bruins drop two at home
• Austin bowlers split
• Blossoms trounce Medford
• Superlarks ground out Spring Grove
• Mistakes cost Lyle/Pacelli in loss to Houston
• Riverland sweeps Minnesota West
• Packer soccer team beats JM
• Falcons top Packers
• Triton tops Hayfield
• Art in the county
• Comissioner candidates talk economy, jail
• Pacelli Walk-A-thon targets $30k
• Debate shows differences in sheriff’s race
• USC sweeps Blooming Prairie
• Grant gets 1,000th dig in L/O loss
• Byron tops Hayfield in four
• Pacelli cross country teams compete in Lewiston
• Kingsland sweeps Rebels
• Austin swimmers top Mayo
• Austin competes in Owatonna cross country invite
• Packers beat Albert Lea on late goal
• M/C sweeps L/P
• Mayo tops Austin volleyball team
• Spruce up Austin reaching out
• Alumni Update: Ohm leading Concordia in passing
• Rochester sweeps Blue Devils
• Three Ways To Win
• Reige: A Fishing Lesson from Peninsular Lake
• AP Source: Vikes get Moss from Patriots in trade
• Moss looks to re-energize Vikings
• Cardinals sweep Athletics
• West tops Austin boys soccer team
• GM falls short
• Blossoms sweep Medford
• Hayfield sweeps Lourdes
• Rockets top Austin girls 6-0
• CVL beats Lyle/Pacelli in four
• Packers get past Schaeffer 3-0
• Coming Wednesday: Local gay and lesbian groups speak out
• Pacelli tennis team tops Shattuck-St. Mary’s
• Anoka-Ramsey tops Blue Devils
• Packer bowlers win
• Stewartville tops Pacelli tennis team
• RCC volleyball team drops two
• Bruins open with 2-1 loss
• Rebels rebound to beat Chatfield
• Superlarks topple Houston
• Lyle/Pacelli falls to Lanesboro
• Blossoms cruise past Loyola
• Scarlets blow past Packers
• Field of tomorrow
• Burglar convicted of Trimble’s break in
• From science to God
• Business owners optimistic after flood damages
• Mayor to authorize flood dollars
• Cards take third in volleyball invite
• Packers top Winona
• Austin takes third in Packer swim invite
• Dorothy J. Winslow, 83
• Twins upset with Timberwolves over new billboard
• BP sweeps Mankato Loyola
• Packers tie No. 1 ranked Cougars
• Rockets down Packers in three
• Rockets top Austin swim team
• Cards sweep Larks
• Midwest economic survey shows some improvement
• Rebels win in five
• One injured in two-vehicle accident north of Austin
• Pacelli competes in Zumbrota CC Invite
• Freeborn County gets damage estimate
• Schools debate diversity plans for students of color
• Forger sentenced to probation, community service
• Clerk-treasurer pleads not guilty to embezzlement
• Combine catches fire at Taopi home
• Students take a trip back in time
• Flood cleanup continues
• 5 dead as drenching rains take aim at New England
• New sex ed funding ends decade of abstinence-only
• Austin sees increase in crime rates
• Fall brings church dinners
• Dog pound in trouble (with video)
• Police investigate 2nd fraternity assault
• Man charged for beating women who woke him up (updated)
• Flood project gets $5 million (with video)
• Threats close Austin High School
• Packers and Wolves: Austin grad leaves mark on athletics, both local and state
• County begins estimating infrastructure damages from flood
• Calm after the storm
• City officials pleased with flood mitigation

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