Willmar, MN News

• Willmar, MN News
• Kandiyohi County Fair
• Willmar Car Show and Swap Meet
• Memorial Day / Law Day 5k Run / Walk
• Diaz Evans pleads not guilty in shooting
• Cyber Monday sales top $1 billion for first time
• Migrant Health Service clinic meets regional need
• About Migrant Health Service
• Willmar committee debates costs of street sweeping
• Dayton numbers edge up as ballot recount nears end
• Man dies when windmill falls on tractor
• Records
• Update: Victim identified in accident involving a windmill and tractor
• Police: Milwaukee woman killed for taking call during sex
• Canadian arrested with marijuana after GPS mistakenly directs him to border crossing
• Committee recommends challenging 'historic' determination on old airport
• Storm has Tribune readers on Facebook chomping at the bit
• Despite ongoing work, water flowing through dam in New London
• Counties continue to finish counts as Dayton holds lead over Emmer
• Teen pleads to charge in burglary, as DNA testing does him in
• Records
• Man, 41, enters plea for molesting girl, 12
• Minn. River-Lake Pepin Friendship Tour a finalist in statewide contest
• Event celebrates Ukraine heritage
• Highway 12 road report on Tuesday afternoon
• Governor recount: Counties continue to finish recount as Dayton gains
• Update: Dayton claims more votes as recount proceeds
• Blowing snow until 9 p.m. in west central, central Minn.
• Willmar declares snow emergency for tonight
• In Willmar recount, a slight lead preserved by Emmer
• Dayton's lead grows
• District now fine to go to arbitration over senior high repairs
• Area firms pay MPCA penalties
• Two enter guilty pleas for methamphetamine deals
• 2-business family
• Rustlers report: Calves stolen in Stearns Co.
• St. Augusta school minibus overturns on icy road; 1 hurt
• Nov. 30 Snow report - Minnesota Native Daughter
• MN River - Lake Pepin friendship tour chosen as finalist in statewide contest
• West central Minn. schools cancel classes today
• West central Minn. schools starting late today
• Storm warning continues until noon; travel difficult in western Minn.
• 422 frivolous challenges in Renville County
• Update: Snow, wind to continue into Tuesday
• Update: Some counties complete ballot recounts, Renville County leading in challenged ballots at 107
• Recount off to a smooth start in Kandiyohi County
• President to announce two-year pay freeze for federal employees to fight deficit
• Robbers take cash from stroke Minnesota victim
• Extended break for students at flooded high school
• Pawlenty to light last Christmas tree as Minn. gov
• Trial to revisit American Indian Movement's past
• Christmas in the Old Log Church
• Pink Floyd tribute
• Turnout pleases store managers as holiday shopping season begins
• Wind power moving forward
• Exploring program gives young people a chance to learn about firefighting, emergency services
• Shoppers eat up Black Friday deals
• Willmar's towers meeting financial goals
• Warm the Children slowly coming in
• Records
• Mpls police arrest 3 teens for 3 sexual assaults
• Thanksgiving tradition
• Santaland delivers Christmas magic to Madison
• Kanye West, Kung Fu Panda star at Macy's parade
• Thanksgiving in a hole
• Willmar man faces fifth charge of molesting children at home daycare
• Records
• Ballot counters hope Minnesotans learned their lesson: Coming up in recount 2010:
• Willmar School Board discusses regional cooperation possibilities
• West central Minnesota weather forecast is clear and cold
• Willmar stores report good shopping turnout
• Thanksgiving sales bring shoppers, grumbles
• Emmer won't challenge recount if clear he lost
• Sarah Palin: Is she a serious 2012 contender or just a pretender?
• 80 St. Cloud-based soldiers leave this weekend
• Reward offered in theft of semi trailer from Renville County
• MnDOT braces for winter storm over holiday
• Freezing drizzle to continue into evening hours
• Accident closes Highway 7 near Lester Prairie
• Airport lines move smoothly despite warnings
• Bad holiday weather in store for Dakotas
• Mn/DOT to monitor, add delineators and signs at Business 71, CR 24 and 23rd Street intersection
• Appeals Court: Khat is illegal in Minnesota
• Local commuters not shy in expressing opinion, concerns on new intersection
• Mistreatment of turkeys at Willmar hatchery is alleged by Humane Society
• Willmar daycare is temporarily shut by state during investigation
• Winter weather predicted for Thanksgiving break
• Midwest police step up seat belt enforcement
• Officials warn Thanksgiving cooks of fire dangers
• Records
• KMS wrestler recovering from head injury at practice
• Law enforcement throughout Midwest step up seat belt enforcement
• HSUS investigation makes allegations of abuses, cruelty at Willmar Poultry hatchery
• Children's boutique opens at Kandi Mall
• Community volunteers help Rice Care Center residents decorate cookies for holiday season
• Minnesota Supreme Court rejects Emmer ballot case
• Ice-glazed roads blamed in 2-day rash of crashes
• Utility looks at multi-step cost hike for water rates
• Plea agreement reached with 2nd youth on arson, burglary charges
• Man to be deported for molesting 5-year-old girl
• Vatican: Everyone can use condoms to prevent HIV
• Cold turkey: Mayflower descendants group rebuffed by Detroit Thanksgiving parade officials
• 22-year old Marshall man dies in crash
• State high court rejects Emmer ballot case
• Another passenger dies after Saturday night accident south of Litchfield
• North Business 71 intersection to open Tuesday
• NC woman accused of being in videotaped pranks at pizza shop with co-worker pleads guilty
• Tribune's Wednesday edition is largest of the year
• Holidaze festivities
• Willmar woman dies after being ejected from vehicle
• FAA stands firm on Willmar terminal
• IRS seeks taxpayers who have not received their 2009 refunds
• Update: Vikings fire coach Childress, name Frazier as interim coach
• TSA chief: Body scan boycott would be mistake
• Supreme Court sets Emmer ballot hearing
• Ex-Playboy bunny "Bambi" Bembenek dies in Oregon
• PNewsBreak: Vatican insider: Pope seeks to start debate on condom use to prevent AIDS spread
• Colorado underwear inventions claims to protect privacy, dignity during airport scans
• Florida girl who fell from Wisconsin ride speaks out
• Updated: Willmar woman dies in multi-vehicle accident south of Litchfield
• Freezing rain conditions continue in much of Minnesota
• Willmar man held on $500,000 bail on drug charges
• Guilty plea entered in poaching ring arrest:
• Gov. recount battle heating up on both sides
• Records
• County finding kids permanent homes
• Spicer prepares for taxation hearing
• Meeker County approves seven-year highway plan
• Farm accident injures Wadena man
• Police find teen burglary suspect sleeping on bedroom floor of home they say he broke into
• Dayton transition, Emmer court case go on at same time
• Outgoing Pa. governor admits his driving skills are rusty, promises to practice
• Dayton: GOP growing 'desperate' in Minn. gov race
• Economy survey: Midwest bankers perking up; highest index since May
• Jamestown gets federal OK for train 'quiet zone'
• Police: Soldiers accused in Colo. pot burglary say plan was to destroy marijuana, not smoke it
• Deputies arrest driver after early morning vehicle pursuit
• Judge dissolves Hutterite colony in northeast SD
• Willmar Holidaze festivities begin at 3 p.m. Saturday
• Bodies of 2 women, boy missing in Ohio are found
• U of Minnesota taps Erick Kaler as new president, he signs for $610,000
• Court may hear vote testimony Monday
• Gimse named chairman of Senate transportation committee
• Wood stove led to blaze that gutted local home
• Emmer says he's comfortable with governor's race, his post-election life
• City Council responds to proposals of the Charter Commission
• Emmer, Republicans ask Minnesota high court to reconcile votes
• Regional lawmakers get call
• Records
• 53-year-old found dead in NL river lived nearby
• Granite Falls River Front Revitalization saves building
• Grocer, fruit company offer $150,000 to man who says lid hit him after exploding from jar
• GM: Shares of automaker rise sharply on manufacturing icon's return to Wall Street trading
• UPDATE: Kerkhoven man killed in Highway 40 crash west of Willmar
• Sarah Palin: I Could Beat Obama if she runs in 2012
• Twins manager Gardenhire picked as AL's best
• Gardenhire is AL Manager of Year
• Emmer takes election issue to high court
• Body found in Crow River is identified as Paul Lindberg of New London
• Gimse, Fischback, Ingebrigtsen, Urdahl and Westrom named to committee leadership roles
• GOP committee chairman are a mix from across the state
• Pa. police say man swallowed rings he stole from mom; One ring recovered
• Redetermination of county ditch benefits under way on eight systems
• Body pulled from Crow River
• Vogel, fresh off Election Day upset, says he's ready, eager to get to St. Paul
• Willmar man seeks change of venue in sex case
• Jail time is stayed for man, 56, in crash that left 1 dead
• MnDOT reports opening for intersection on Highway 71 delayed
• Records
• Montevideo orders manufactured home park work
• Community meeting scheduled on Paynesville school project
• Willmar house damaged by Tuesday night fire
• Supporters: AIM leader Peltier's health declining
• Body found in Crow River in New London
• Willmar Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce plans to host speaker on government redesign, reform
• Records
• Teenager in attack on police faces new charges
• Government says it wants to update ADA for cyberspace
• After election defeat, Juhnke looks for new doors to open
• Facebook effect in full force
• Willmar City Council, Charter Commission schedule Wednesday work session
• House ethics panel: Rep. Rangel violated rules
• Benson woman dies of injuries sustained in July crash
• Stabbed Roseville police K-9 is recovering
• Murkowski holds lead as Alaska senate recount continues
• Police back NDSU football coach Craig Bohl as traffic safety pitch man, despite long speeding record
• Minn. Republicans want fewer legislative panels
• Conservative Bachman lauds McConnell new position on earmarks
• As a queen in waiting, Kate Middleton has options for her title after marriage
• Nebraska woman allegedly tries to slice a tattoo of her name off her boyfriend's neck
• B is for busted? Woman's name on getaway car's vanity plate leads to fast arrest in NH robbery
• Burglar steals safe from Alaska home, but leaves most of the cash behind
• 38-year-old man dies in hunting accident near Bluffton
• Juggler with replica grenade causes bit of a stir at San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf
• Kandiyohi Co. Board scheduled to meetsTuesday
• Mpls. might have lost Dem convention ground; Urdahl reminds GOP of control
• Small town's favorite chef is hoping to bring klub to the state fair
• Minnesota recount: The sequel
• GOP in power in rural regions tiptoe around farm subsidies
• Rice Memorial Hospital announces new patient payment procedures
• Drug and device assist in treating heart failure, new studies point out
• Finalist for U of Minn. president visits campus Wednesday and Thursday
• Driver held in California car-motorcycle collision that kills 5
• Minn. bank purchases Arizona bank assets
• Ohio girl found alive, bound; no word on 3 others
• Springer spaniel stuck on cliff ledge in Colorado rescued by sheriff's deputy
• Video: A snowfall report from West Central Minnesota
• ADL condemns Glenn Beck's remarks regarding liberal financier George Soros and the Holocaust
• Twin Cities and southern Minnesota hits with foot of snow
• I don't: Man allegedly tried to mow down woman with car after she refused marriage proposal
• New program offers Christmas lights recycling
• Records
• Veterans Drive in Paynesville is scheduled to open Monday
• Committee recommends approval of airport land leases
• Mayor-elect: 'We're going to do the best job we can'
• Refugees from Burma settling in for work at Jennie-O store
• Recycle Your Holidays Bin Locations
• Man apologizes for stealing, dumping Colo. newspapers to protect pal listed in police blotter
• Ticket bought for group at Michigan porn shop worth $129M
• Obama calls for earmark reform, GOP challenges him to support ban
• FBI: Top county officials in Md. tried to flush check from developer, stuff cash in underwear
• Bemidji hunter shoots 10-point buck with its own 11-pointer
• SDSU rabbit gets a name: Jack
• First snowfall of winter
• Winter storm warning issued, area to get up to 6 inches of snow
• Pittsburgh church tells parishioners to come on in for 2:30 a.m. service, following bar closings
• U.S. Supreme Court allows gay military ban for now
• Road opens Monday on Paynesville by-pass project
• NY driver slams into Jet Ski left inhighway, police trying to find watercraft's owner
• Road opens Monday on Paynesville bypass project
• Road opens Monday on Paynesville bypass project
• Small dog traps big cat in near Coleman in eastern S.D.
• Governor race: Emmer taps Vekich to lead transition team
• Emmer: I won't improperly delay in Minn. gov race
• U of Minn. to name presidential finalists today
• For veterans, it's a day of honor from some young fans
• Johnson: Search for new prez. at U of M going well
• Community Christian School seeking safer crossing for students
• Memorial dedicated to soldier killed on Afghan deployment
• Pawlenty ups challenge to federal health care law
• Winter Fitness Expo is Monday
• Area wind projects topic of meeting
• Records
• Whoa! No more horsing around for Philadelphia-area teen who rode his trusty steed to school
• Many tons of rock blasted away at Crazy Horse monument
• Idaho suspect in hotel burglary found next door at 'The Alibi' bar, booked into jail
• Minn.'s Pawlenty pulls plug on radio show: his own
• Say goodbye to fall, snow may be coming
• Ortonville man convicted in infant son's death
• Crazy Horse monument to honor veterans with blast
• The Alaska recount: Murkowsi, Murkowsky - Count starts, hinging on spelling and penmanship
• Denmark's Little Mermaid back in Denmark from China trip
• GOP's Bachmann drops bid for House leadership
• Ortonville man convicted in infant son's death
• Rice Care Center breaks ground for major $2.9 million addition
• Students and others talk of the benefits of integration initiatives
• Country musics honors its brightest stars
• Warning labels for cigarettes could become graphic under health push
• Former addict urges parents to say 'yes' to talking about drugs with their teens
• Need a pit stop? Just tie the cow to the guardrail on Interstate 84
• Records
• Sen. Conrad may leave Budget Committee to chair Senate Ag Committee
• Area districts see write-in votes play a large role in the election
• NY man looking to score drugs misdials and gets sheriff's 'Crime Stoppers' line
• Willmar man hurt in I-94 accident
• Empty Pennsylvania house so overrun by rats that they measured 1-foot deep will be demolished
• Teen pleads to assault charge for attack on officer
• Man gets 66 years in slaying of Mahnomen couple
• MNNativeDaughter.areavoices.com blog posts new video trailer
• Healthbeat blog: "My doctor is on Facebook and wants to friend me? OMG!!"
• Red Wing man convicted of sexually assaulting toddler now faces federal charges for child pornography
• Willmar man injured in accident on I-94
• Memorial dedication scheduled for Pfc. Clark at NLS High School
• Montevideo considers all-day, everyday kindergarten
• DeGraff returns incumbents
• Morris woman faces prison for her role in cocaine sale
• YM Co. adopts social host ordinance
• 1 person fatally shot in St. Paul
• 7th lawsuit against MN nursing home filed in SD
• New scoreboard expected in Target Field upgrades
• Pa. man lights joint to celebrate child's birth
• GOP taps 2 tea partiers for transition planning team
• Man pleads not guilty in terror group funding case
• Benefit Sunday for tornado-ravaged Wadena
• Leader in Minn. governor race meets current boss
• Leading House Republican wants to keep global warming committee
• Rural Park Rapids man faces 11 child pornography charges
• Emmer plans for transition, just in case
• Willmar School District's '10 audit shows healthy finances, but it's not likely to last
• Hand-count of ballots in mandated post-election accuracy test reveals no flaws
• He's back: Bush in spotlight, eager to help history judge him
• NLS takes look at its AYP plans, report on audit, too
• Federal disaster loans available in Redwood and YM counties
• Write-ins fill ACGC board as lone filer for 4 seats
• Electrical system is fine after ruinous weather
• 2-vehicle accident closes Highway 71, County Road 40
• Records
• Hwy. 71 closed until 10 p.m.; Kandiyohi County Road 40 reopens
• Renville man faces charges for driving drunk, crashing with four kids in car
• Teen critically injured in Stearns County crash
• Records
• Man runs over, kills black bear with combine while harvesting corn in SE Minnesota
• Flood disaster loans for businesses will be available in YM County
• Renville county to host information seminar, dinner for veterans
• Hunters find body in rural Stevens County, no foul play suspected
• Panel: Dollars did not trump safety in Gulf spill
• Court lets NFL complaint in Vikings case go to state court
• UPDATE: Body found in rural Stevens County tentatively identified, no foul play suspected
• Lac Qui Parle, Lincoln and Yellow Medicine farmers eligible for disaster aid
• Lawyers say winning egg-related lawsuits difficult
• Willmar Area Symphonic Orchestra's fall concert
• Geological Atlas project to map groundwater and other resources
• Obama greeted with grandeur in India
• Warm the Children campaign has new partner
• Library of Congress traveling exhibit coming to Willmar for two-day stint this week
• Integration Collaborative invites public input at Tuesday listening session
• Republicans in charge take aim at health overhaul
• Change the clocks and the batteries
• GOP ready to work for jobs, no tax hikes
• Appleton prison may reopen in 2012
• Kandiyohi County kids need adoptive families
• Rice proposes $101M budget for 2011
• Records
• Official city election results show Yanish, 4,121; Heitke, 2,447
• Willmar School Board meets Monday
• Recount could end by Dec. 14
• Timeline released: Recount could end by Dec. 14
• Appleton prison may reopen, house California prisoners
• Minnesota GOP lawmaker Buesgens pleads guilty in DWI case
• Charges for man in rape of pregnant woman
• Pawlenty to stay as long as needed, but wants candidates ready to take office
• Landfill fees will increase to cover state-mandated fund and cleanup
• City Council continues assessing discussion of merger with county
• Records
• Kubly supports new minority leader
• Local fire departments called back to Bushmills; plant operated through fire
• Fusion of ice hockey, water polo
• Senate Democrats pick Bakk as leader
• Minnesota leads on tornado touchdowns
• Prayers for Pakistan will benefit its flood victims
• Employers add 151K jobs, most since May
• Bullying suspected as reason for N.D. girl's suicide
• Time to change the clocks AND the batteries
• Information sought in thefts at BOLD school
• Victims identified in Red Lake shooting; suspect remains at large
• St. Paul man falls from cliff in Hastings
• Kubly supports selection of Bakk as minority leader in state senate
• Bachmann bid for GOP leadership gets cool reaction from Republican leaders
• Senate DFL select Tom Bakk as their new minority leader
• Fire burns conveyor belt, grain at Bushmills Ethanol plant
• Gimse: 'It was a very good night' for GOP in Minnesota
• Butterfield welcomed by Falk to Co. Board meeting
• Tight governor's race invokes memories of Franken-Coleman recount 2 years ago
• Absentee ballots and write-in votes have election officials working hard
• Voters refuse to buy into levy, leaving funding gap
• Now they have gained control, next step for Republicans is proving themselves to voters
• Records
• Wind turbine company idles Minn. factory
• Special election: Ambulance takes voter to polls
• Landmark Watson Mile Tree will be saved
• FBI: 3 shot on Red Lake Indian Reservation; 1 said to be dead
• YME, BBE and KMS approve school operating levies
• Harry Reid: Both parties need to work together in Congress
• Analysis: A two-person, two-party town in Washington
• Another Minnesota recount? Republicans lawyer up for possible recount
• Gov. Pawlenty prepared to extend term as governor if recount drags out
• Obama talks of working with victorious GOP
• Smith retains judgeship in Kandiyohi County
• District 20B: Lyle Koenen beats Brian Kohout with narrow 165-vote win
• GOP takes over Minn. Senate after nearly 40 years
• Otto re-elected as Minn. state auditor
• AP: Oberstar is defeated in House 8th District race
• Governor's race headed for recount as Dayton holds narrow lead over Emmer, with Horner a distance third
• Urdahl elected to fifth term in District 18B
• Wednesday morning results of area sheriff's races
• For first time in 38 years, Republicans take over Minnesota Legislature
• Incumbents return to NLS School Board
• Minnesota: Dayton and Emmer locked in tight governor race, GOP sweeps Senate and House
• 8th District: Polital newcomer knocks out long-time veteran Oberstar
• Old airport terminal is now steps from being torn down
• Minnesota: Minor problems reported with counting machines
• Republicans say they are planning to keep a close eye on votes
• Willmar precinct enjoys Lutefisk and Meatball Supper every Election Day
• Records
• U.S. House: GOP breaks House Democrats' hold in New England
• Area Polling Places
• U.S. Senate: Democrat Manchin wins hard-fought W. Virginia race, Tea Party favorite Rand Paul wins in Kentucky,
• Website helps families see if they qualify for assistance
• Roundup: GOP gains House seats; tea party favorites thrive
• DFLer McCollum wins in St. Paul-area 4th District
• Minnesota Congress: GOP wave may remove two Minnesotans from chairmen jobs
• Minnesota Governor: Dayton takes early lead, candidates expect a long night
• Updated: Election polls open in Minnesota, strong voter turnout expected
• 1st-termers seek to keep 3 constitutional offices
• Ridgewater anounces changes in response to funding shortfall
• Sheriff: No survivors in small plane crash in Wyo.
• Brucellosis found in Ted Turner's bison herd in Montana
• Former Iowa congressman Nussle named COO of ethanol group
• Grant helps college offer help to first-generation, low-income students
• Local initiative examines ways to encourage safe routes to school for students
• Blumenthal defeats wrestling mogul for Senate in Conn.
• Fate of landmark tree expected this week
• Crash kills one near Clara City
• Update: Crash victim identified as teen from Kerkhoven
• Reward offered for information in Renville County theft
• Reward offered for fugitive sought in home burglaries
• Governor candidates debate for final time on MPR
• Health fair
• Group provides consistency for rejecting, accepting absentee ballots
• Fall creations
• Norwegian candidate: Byberg's accent is heard around the world
• Willmar, three other districts seeking operating levies Tuesday
• Prescription, OTC drug take-back event is Wednesday
• Friday night accident injures one in Chippewa County
• Pumpkin carving
• Women charged with voting while ineligible
• Cowpoke Friday
• Open house
• Man faces charges for domestic assault, assaulting police officers
• Last-minute change made to intersection design
• Assessment set for Diamond Lake project
• Committee recommends City Council declare old airport terminal unsafe
• Records
• Records
• Multicultural Market receives federal grant to help create jobs
• Halloween song and dance
• Rice Hospital awards bids for care center project
• Anderson takes first try at running for elected office
• Urdahl: There's no quit in him
• Politicians visit with Ridgewater students
• Election poll on governor's race irks Republicans
• City committee proposes using unspent funds for Swansson Field, Taunton Stadium improvements
• Storm takes roof of Spicer business with it as it passes through the area
• Grand jury indictment for man, 51, charged in bar assault
• District 8 Judicial seat: Smith remains steadfast in her desire to serve public
• Grand jury indictment from bar assault; man faces life
• District 8 Judicial seat: Renville Co.'s assistant attorney seeks seat
• Citing family needs, United Way executive director says she'll step down next month
• Records
• Kandiyohi Co. auditor's office open Saturday for absentee voting
• Co. begins process of turning back roads to townships
• Man faces sex charge for allegedly touching young girl
• County stats on impoverished kids a mixed bag
• ACGC audit shows decrease in district's expenses, but slow stabilization overall
• Records
• Stacey Roberts resigns as president of United Way of West Central Minnesota
• High winds damage roof of Spicer business
• Falk digs in to fight issues facing rural areas
• Committee discusses Westside's compliance check violation
• District gets community input on proposal to end Cosmos elementary classes
• Willmar Municipal Utilities Commission delays action on 16% water rate hike
• Home sales jump 10 percent in Sept., but more troubles ahead
• Teachers at city schools learning to work with test results
• County Board set to meet with Lake Andrew Township tonight
• Willmar man, 25, pleads to two drug charges
• Assessment hearing for Diamond Lake sewer project set for Friday
• Storm floods college building in Duluth
• Records
• High winds leave MSP with 1 working runway
• Intense storm brings potentially damaging wind
• Father found unconscious with son arrested
• Indonesian volcano erupts, spews hot ash and rocks
• Iran to seize US woman's bail unless she returns
• Zombies invade NYC during morning rush-hour
• Saddam aide Tariq Aziz sentenced to hang
• Koenen promotes hard work, rural agenda
• Woman calls for help to save cottonwood from ax
• Kulberg: Can-do approach key to success
• Emmer uses sister's death as inspiration to seek office
• Kubly says he remains focused on all that needs to be done for Minn.
• Kandiyohi completes wastewater pipeline at $3.4M cost
• Records
• Lawmakers give Dill a hearty welcome back; E85 usage on the rise across Minnesota
• Contrast is stark in three men looking to run state
• Highway 71/23 near Civic Center Drive now open
• Pawlenty, Emmer warn of a Dayton win in Minnesota
• Bill Clinton stumps against Bachmann in priciest 6th District race
• Former Gov. Arne Carlson endorses Tim Walz in 1st District race
• UPDATE: Stearns Co. woman killed in farm accident
• High winds will bring a strong fall weather system to area today
• Horner lashes out at frontrunners in governor's race
• Woman rallying support to save landmark tree near Watson
• Charges planned against Pennsylvania woman found with multiple infant skeletal remains in her home
• Campaign Notebook: Tom Emmer
• Nutrition education enhances county food support program
• Gimse wants line-item budgeting
• Rice: Partisan politics must end
• Latest round of alcohol compliance checks at city businesses scores 95 percent passing grade
• Eligibility to expand Nov. 1 for assistance for food
• Willmar man faces assault charges for incident in which 2 men were stabbed
• Atwater seeking bids for historic hotel project
• Records
• Spicer officials OK move to save $77K over next decade by re-financing bond
• Arrest made in Swift County copper thefts
• Records
• Midwest bankers' survey suggests growing economic optimism
• Operation Chocolate Chip Cookie featured in Wctrib.com video
• NW Iowa casino construction boosting Sioux Falls
• 1,810-pound pumpkin in New Richmond named world's heaviest
• Paper: Bachmann removed from Minn. voting register
• Former President Clinton to campaign for Clark
• Democrats chastize Emmer for refinancing home 7 times
• Obama, U of M football traffic could intersect
• Bjur says he'll be a champion for citizens
• Charges for woman in cop chase
• Probation for trooper in drunken driving and texting case
• Area student to sing during Obama visit
• Councilman remains passionate to serve
• Bethesda to unveil new digs
• MnDOT announces $50M flood mitigation initiative Program not part of recent legislation
• $50 million flood mitigation program will help state highways
• September Jobless Rate Steady at 7 Percent
• St. Mary's sixth grader to sing anthem for Obama visit
• Our Voter Guide online has been published
• For area farmers, this year's harvest is nearly in the bin; weather has made a world of difference over last year
• Horner says race for gov. now between him, Dayton
• Six of Willmar School Board candidates support levy
• Military's gay policy to remain, if only for a moment
• Candidates discuss the issues they'd tackle
• Montevideo Council eyeing repair work for the Lagoon Park bridges
• Granite Falls moving ahead with Prentice Street floodwall base
• Beet truck driver rolls semi, pinned inside cab
• Records
• Federal government and American Indian farmers agree on $680M settlement
• DNC head makes his way back to Minnesota
• Horner says race for governor is now a two-person race
• Maine postcard delivered to former college student 64 years after it was mailed
• Candidates offer solutions to fiscal and quality-of-life issues facing city
• A soggy end to cop chase
• Attorney general candidates offer a vastly different list of priorities
• Appeals court denies new trial in sexual assault case
• Online registration for Kandiyohi County parks to be tested in 2011
• Teens are in court after cops assaulted Saturday
• City's new wastewater treatment plant project may come in $3M under budget, consultant says
• Records
• SD ethanol producer sues former employee
• Lawmakers OK millions to help areas rebuild from the weather
• Some states preparing legislation to deny citizenship to children of illegals
• Fischer: Approach to life serves her well
• Vehicle leaves roadway near intersection south of New London
• Records
• Hastings minister endorses political candidates during sermon on Sunday
• Missing toddler found safe in doghouse
• Reporter arrested in Alaska trying to interview Republican Senate candidate
• Ammonia leak prompts evacuation in Morris
• Minnesota state agencies boost E85 consumption
• Stimulus critic Bachmann requested federal stimulus funds for her district
• MN 7TH: Byberg says Peterson ignores town-hall meeting requests
• Democrats introduce bill giving Social Security recipients one-time payments
• Northern school districts reflect on Lehse's career as educator, superintendent after fatal accident
• Cookies to be flown to U.S. troops deployed to Afghanistan
• Woman gets jail time, probation for fleeing cops while drunk
• Henderson senior charged with racketeering filed in elderly scam
• Atwater man gets 3 years in prison for standoff with sheriff's deputies
• Grocer Supervalu reports 2nd-quarter loss
• Beccue touts his experience as key factor
• Group files endorsement complaint against pastor
• Flu shot reminder issued on the heels of deaths
• Crowd gets raucous at Oberstar and Cravaack debate in 8th District
• Despite plea, Rice holds firm in ending radiologic tech training
• Two Willmar officers assaulted at arrest scene; three arrests made
• Records
• Update: Lawmakers approve flood, tornado relief
• Bemidji man sentenced to 17 years in prison for murder of a baby
• Judge:Inclined to nix delay of gay troops order
• Pawlenty's national fundraising push tops $3M
• Cass Lake-Bena superintendent dies in Sunday car crash
• Update: Emotions run high in disaster session
• Missing Minneapolis hunter found dead with gunshot wound to abdomen north of Morris
• State Health Department reports first flu death of the season
• Horner gathers support from several dailies
• Wisconsin woman finds her own stolen wedding dress, helps police solve multiple burglaries
• Poll: Those craving change look to GOP
• ... a brother and a piece of our heart: Tributes from fellow soldiers shared at Clark funeral
• GOP rally in Willmar
• Mourners pay their final respects
• 2 Willmar Police officers assaulted at arrest scene; 3 arrests made
• Pfc Ryane Clark's Funeral
• A breath of fresh air
• New facility has benefits for community
• Major state dailies back independent Horner for governor
• Willmar panel recommends council revise tobacco-free policy in parks
• Governor orders flags at half-staff in honor of Pfc. Clark
• District 13B: Vogel says time for new perspectives
• He's not afraid to rake in the spooky yard
• Campaign notebook: Dayton takes shots during campaign
• District 13B: Juhnke touts steady hand, experience
• Hearing delayed for another defendant in shooting incident
• 'Operation Chocolate Chip Cookie': More cookies needed to send to U.S. military in Afghanistan
• Records
• Peterson: Poll shows large lead in race for 7th District
• Minnesota legislators preparing for one-day, disaster-relief session
• Tractor, semi crash occurs west of Morris
• EDC outlines economic development goals for next five years
• Governor orders flags at half-staff in remembrance of Ryane Clark
• Records
• Rare rhino calf at SD zoo doing well
• Government, American Indian farmers close to settlement over farm loans
• Twin Cities archdiocese to be reorganized
• Over 100 classic wood boats to be auctioned off Saturday
• Belfast mayor leaps woman dressed as tomato, knees her in head
• Operation Chocolate Chip: More cookies are needed to send to soldiers in honor of Pfc. Clark
• Police: Okla. woman steals doughnut, pees in parking lot, offers sex to investigating officer
• Nepal teen just over 2 feet high stands tall as world's shortest man
• Stayed sentence revoked, man to prison for sex crime
• Students offer fond salutation to 'one of their own'
• Anderson campaigns despite the safety of his House seat
• Public pays respects as body of slain soldier returns to New London
• United Way already at 34 percent of its $915K goal
• Arden Hills company buys Bird Island bank
• Officials with Willmar Municipal Utilities may consider increasing city's water rates
• Walz challenges Demmer for not reading health care legislation
• Lakeland teens deaths ruled murder/suicide
• Procession for US Army Pfc Ryane Clark
• EPA approves more ethanol in gas
• Disaster special session set for Monday
• Hastings parent charged with assault against volleyball coach
• Communties plan to gather along Pfc. Ryane Clark's processional route
• Clark procession
• Make-A-Wish Foundation presents music-loving teen with guitar
• Producing anhydrous ammonia locally may fix ag costs
• Clara City man pleads guilty to criminal sex
• Records
• Blomkest man pleads to drug, bribery charges
• Records
• Wastewater rates for city reviewed by officials for 2011 budget
• Teens charged with stealing from cars on Green Lake, taking WPD badge
• College fair scheduled for Thursday at Ridgewater
• Final suspect in '07 burglaries in court on multiple charges
• Pfc. Ryane Clark's body is scheduled to arrive Thursday, procession route announced
• Chile's mine rescue continues as 10th miner rescued
• Teens found dead in east Twin Cities park are identified, authorities believe incident may be suicide-related
• 6th District Rep. Bachmann hauls in $5.4 million for latest quarter
• Mental health patient overpowers driver, hijacks van near Alexandria
• Published October 13 2010 Last of 33 Chilean miners pulled safely to surface
• Pickup crashes into Amtrak passenger train in ND, two hospitalized in Minot
• Well-known Sturgis bar One Eyed Jack's won't be sold after all
• AP sources: EPA expected to OK more ethanol in gas
• 2 juveniles found dead at Lakeland park
• State warns of water treatment scams in Minnesota
• Officials in 50 states, D.C. launch foreclosure document probe
• Experience key for one; for other it's days of new
• 2 arrested in Benson for fire, burglary in Alexandria
• Snapshot of secretary of state race: Photo ID cards for casting ballots
• NLS prepares for Clark funeral, visitation
• Willmar School Board approves extended leave for teacher
• Gimse, Rice appearing today in Starbuck
• Fiery crash injures man in Yellow Medicine County
• 18-year-old dies in rollover near Evansville
• Beet truck driver in train-truck crash dies
• Two hospitalized after crash near Silver Lake
• Meadow Star Dairy again given preliminary OK for permit
• Enjoying Wildcat Cove
• Bike ride through the countryside
• Records
• Senior citizens brace for Social Security freeze
• Shopping at the Expo
• Quilters 'recycle' his Sunday best
• Horner faces uphill climb as third-party hopeful
• Horner rolls out endorsements
• Luverne radiology program steady while others flounder
• She did ask: Ohio woman arrested after asking whether warrants out for her arrest
• Cunningham: Time for change and new way of looking at issues
• Prairie Island Indian Community's Red Cloud dies
• Foreclosure freeze could undermine housing market
• Rice and Gimse will be at forum Tuesday in Starbuck
• Madsen: Experience is vital during time of challenging changes
• Pawlenty criticizes Horner in endorsement of Emmer
• House Speaker Anderson Kelliher takes job with high-tech group
• Baby's birth in Ohio scores 10s across the board: child born at 10:10 a.m. on 10/10/10
• 2 hurt in small plane crash in Rice County
• 6th District candidates rely on technology for tight race
• No Social Security COLA expected for 2011
• Hunters rescue couple stranded in lake in Minnesota's Carver County
• Legal analysts say law punishing fake war heroes could wind up before Supreme Court
• Minn. utility 'Cold Weather Rule' kicks in Friday
• Women's Expo 2010 held at Kennedy School
• Malpractice verdict contributes to hike in hospital's professional liability premium
• Rural Benson man busted for apparent pot-growing operation
• Heartland gets a new coat of paint
• Women from Lake Lillian ramming incident in trouble again
• Salinas omnibus hearing postponed until evidence analysis is completed
• Getting ready for Women's Expo
• Yanish wants to provide new leadership, new vision
• Johnson faces 3 felony theft charges for allegedly stealing funds from Willmar Fire Department
• Willmar School Board meets Monday
• Records: Drivers refuse medical treatment after rear-end crash on Hwy. 71
• Sertoma honors Geselius with Service to Mankind Award
• Bremer online grant challenge nets top money for 2 local nonprofits to support youth programs
• Minnesota terror suspect deported to Canada
• Election Integrity Watch recruiting volunteers to record suspected irregularities
• Funeral set for New London soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Seat belt enforcement starts today
• Special session delayed, but Wadena wants to be part of it
• Atwater man in critical condition after collision
• NLS Wildcats to go pink at football game tonight
• President, CEO of Great Western Bank to retire
• DOD announces Clark's death, NLS plans remembrance at football game
• Gov. Pawlenty heads back to Iowa this weekend
• ND man faces charges for allegedly castrating dog without the owner's permission
• Pawlenty blocks health care reform letter to feds
• Glyndon teenager accused of beating father with ax handle
• Murder suspect: 'I'm gonna die in prison...I deserve it'
• Corn fights borers at home, nearby
• Area corn harvest begins
• Keeping the moisture out
• Candidate forum in Benson scheduled Oct. 19
• Shuck wants to reshape county programs
• Willmar to observe domestic violence awareness initiatives throughout remainder of this month
• Release date could be soon for movie filmed in local area
• Local family honored for philanthropy efforts across the local area
• Lindblad says local voters need a choice
• Terroristic threats charge added in case against man accused of shooting pups
• Suspect pleads guilty to two deaths in Mahnomen Co. case
• Loan change OK'd to decommission wastewater facilities
• NL-S Wildcats to go pink at Friday's game
• Records
• Target September sales fall short of estimates
• Supreme Court hears funeral protest case
• NYC's Naked Cowboy says he's running for president as tea party contender
• EXTREME MAKEOVER: Photo gallery of home build in Moorhead, Thursday, Oct. 7
• EXTREME MAKEOVER: Volunteers sacrifice sleep, personal lives to help build home in Moorhead
• EXTREME MAKEOVER: Inforum Web cam of building site
• Michigan man, 69, postpones pacemaker to watch football game
• 'Sexting' case: ND college student's phone stolen, used to send pictures of man's genitalia
• It's go-for-broke time in Afghanistan on 9th anniversary of the war
• Update: Passenger dies from injuries in crash that killed Norwegian judge
• AP Exclusive: RFK-owned copy of Emancipation Proclamation to be auctioned in NYC in Decembe
• Falk touts his 'well-rounded' experience
• Butterfield says issues need fresh ideas
• 22-year-old soldier from New London is a casualty of Afghan war
• Man killed in crash near Spicer was Norwegian judge
• Willmar man gets 21 months in prison for his role in burglary at Little Crow County Club
• 33-year-old Olivia man faces 17 counts for illegal taking of game
• DNR: Zebra mussels found in Gull Lake
• Co. Board observes a moment of silence for fallen soldier
• DNR fines offer little to prevent spread of invasives
• Report: Apple to make iPhones for CDMA networks, including Verizon
• Records
• Biden: Choice is stark, not referendum on anger
• Minn. GOP leans on Gingrich for late-campaign cash
• Highway 169 repairs near Minnesota's St. Peter to cost $250K
• Dish, Fox in dispute over television rates, subscribers miss coverage
• FBI: Stripper, judge, drugs and guns don't mix
• Gene test aims for better heart disease detection
• Bachmann finally agrees to 3 debates before election
• Records
• Freeport man wins 2011 pheasant stamp design contest
• Pickup fire in Watkins under investigation, started by kids with lighter
• Waverly man, Cosmos woman arrested on warrants, meth possession
• Eden Valley Fire department crash under investigation
• Biden: Choice is stark, not referendum on anger
• Deer romps through house before East Tennessee homeowner grabs gun and starts firing
• One person dead in crash at County Roads 10 and 4
• Update: U.S. Army Pfc. Ryane Clark of New London has been killed in Afghanistan
• Willmar man sentenced to 41 months for meth deal
• Signs will designate Willmar as Yellow Ribbon City
• Traffic to be detoured for at least a month
• Man faces charge for threatening law officer after crash
• Tentative special flood session set for Monday
• Battlefield gains national designation
• New Twins song: 'Don't Call Them Twinkies'
• Foundation considering ways to raise more money for schools
• NFL calls objects to Wis. candidate ad showing Moss mooning Packers fans
• Candidates for auditor beginning to rack up the insults
• List of area soldiers killed in Iraq or Afghanistan
• Health overhaul centerpiece endures its share of growing pains
• Questions aside, Dayton polls well; Biden to visit Minn. this week for speaking event, fund-raiser
• Bottle tossed into ocean by Fla. marine science student surfaces on Ireland beach
• Verizon Wireless to pay out millions to cell phone customers wrongly charged for data usage
• Wally the Beer Man gets a gig for playoffs
• Frazee police chief resigns after harassment investigation
• Extreme Makeover: It's a Moorhead family
• Third assault prompts 'social moratorium'
• Target begins selling Apple's iPad in stores
• New Justice Kagan on the bench as Supreme Court opens its new term on Monday
• Researchers unveil biggest survey on sex in US since 1994; details orgasm gap, condom usage
• Washington state farmers adopting wild cats from Spokane shelter to hunt mice
• Newest Chippewa River project aims to make cleanup a profitable measure
• A new market beset by delays, ready to fire up
• Families face personal struggle with Alzheimer's
• Dementia the topic of pair of events this month
• Animal shelter issues plea for help with high kitten census
• One close call
• Alcohol server training available Monday
• Records
• Probation for man, 35, charged for possessing meth, coke
• City Council to meet Monday
• Care providers benefit from casino
• Co. commissioners meet Tuesday
• $2.9M contract for Montevideo levee
• Incident involving statue hung from Crookston college campus building believed to be racially motiva
• Bank run will cost state $1.6M or more
• Washington wealthy clash over income tax on rich
• Report: CN blames employee error for train collision near Two Harbors
• Sheriff reminds drivers to watch for farm equipment
• Grand jury finds fatal shooting justified
• Update: NTSB investigating train collision
• Emanuel gone, Rouse in as chief of staff
• GM posts sluggish Sept. sales, sign of slow autumn
• Local citizens honored during ceremony for doing the right thing
• Willmar Coin Laundry provides same-day laundry service, installs efficient machines
• Pawlenty, lawmakers eye 1-day special session for flood funding
• Willmar Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce supports operating levy
• Obama wants longer school year, weaker teachers to be shown door
• Kandiyohi Co. Sheriff offers $500 reward for info on nighttime burglaries
• Development of guidelines discussed for cooperation on activities
• Willmar man faces four more counts of crim sex conduct, allegedly touched three more victims at dayc
• Man arrested after suspicious activity near middle school
• One-lane traffic on Highway 67 east of Granite Falls
• Willmar Municipal Utilities applies for improvement permit for power plant
• Attorney says 'sexting' Wis. prosecutor to resign
• Records
• Owner claims mystery photos found in Iowa flood
• 5-year-old central Minnesota girl getting off school bus hit by passing car
• Flood damage assessment teams begin work in SE Minn.
• Leech Lake investigates pipeline payment
• Kjergaard hosts meeting on levy this afternoon
• Former President Carter in Ohio hospital
• Minn. faith groups gather for prayer service in response to Muslim anger
• Stearns Co. Sheriff: Sheriff: No break in case of Jacob Wetterling, missing since 1989
• Reconfiguration of buildings may result from YME upgrades
• Simplicity, flexibility needed for family services to succeed
• Local kids could benefit from week-long Internet fundraiser
• Records
• Willmar Lakes Area Chamber Of Commerce supports operating levy referendum
• Benson residents urged to report suspicious activity after garage burglaries
• Pawlenty, lawmakers planning a flood-funding session
• Voter Guide planned for Wctrib.com; candidate info sought
• Pawlenty, lawmakers to discuss flood relief
• 'Fresh' approach to education at YME
• Sew-a-thon
• Sew-a-thon Held at Willmar Community Center
• Sheriff's posse training in Litchfield
• Minnesota secretary of state registers voters at Ridgewater
• Portions of Marsh Lake islands to be closed for waterfowl hunting
• Paynesville bypass work on schedule
• Business 71 intersection safety improvements begin Monday
• Still some optimism but muddy harvest expected
• Will it take special sales tax to move forward on Highway 23?
• Gimse: Agreement reached with bank on loans, taxes now paid on development project land
• Records
• Evacuations hit 70 homes in Owatonna
• Records
• Dam weakened in Olmsted Co. community
• Governor Pawlenty will tour flood damage in southern Minnesota
• Worthington: Floods strike southwest Minnesota counties
• Moondance Jam founder Bill Bieloh dies
• School Board candidate Bollig withdraws from race
• Highway 14 closed from Lamberton to Highway 71 junction due to flooding
• Update: Bomb threat prompts evacuation of Luverne school
• Governor candidates find education policy differences
• For most part, area escapes madness to south
• Man in prison for murder won't be charged with bank robbery
• Minnesota and Wisconsin governors issue emergency declarations
• Swift County starts composting Wal-Mart's waste foods today
• Candidate forums begin Tuesday in Willmar; area legislators scheduled to be featured at first event
• Clara City Police investigate 11 early morning burglaries
• Harvest likely to be slow because of floods
• State Highway 68 in Morgan has re-opened
• Man gets five years in prison for gun crime, stolen property
• Pawlenty declares state of emergency due to flooding, city of Pine Island closed
• Heavy rain causes road closures, evacuations across southern Minn.
• Police cite 24 for underage drinking
• Abbott recalls infant formula on bug contamination
• Flooding forces Wis. downtown evacuation; flooding reported in some southern Minn. towns
• Flood waters over Highway 68 near Morgan
• Feds: Near-collision of 2 planes over Minneapolis
• Willmar City Council discusses status of mercury-contaminated site on S.W. side
• Willmar alumni and students reviving traditional display of Cardinal Pride
• Kjergaard will host 3 sessions to talk about school levy
• 'Wave after wave' of thunderstorms expected through the night
• Program could provide health insurance for businesses in Meeker County
• Records
• Homer Hankies return to Minnesota in support of the Twins
• Buesgens says he needs to fix things, resigns as GOP consultant
• MnDOT urges motorists, farmers to share the road
• UMinn scientist killed in hit-run crash
• World's oldest man, born 1896 in Melrose, Minn., marks 114th birthday in Montana
• Woman says 'sexting' Wis. DA harassed her as she sought pardon for teenage drug conviction
• Ridgewater College recognized for service to military veterans
• Renville Co. wins latest round in court battle with co-op
• World's oldest man, a Minnesota native, marks 114th birthday
• Dayton delivers second budget-balancing plan, this time focusing on a group of small tax hikes
• Co. takes step back from plan for Eagle Lake road
• Officials approve key step for wind farms
• 16-year-old gets probation, community service for garage burglary, fire cases
• Records
• Benson OKs max levy, talks with parents of fourth-graders
• 'Wave after wave' of thunderstorms expected through Thursday night
• GOP Minn. legislator arrested on suspicion of DWI
• Minnesota to use wasps to fight emerald ash borer
• Willmar students select their homecoming royalty
• A smoother approach ultimately awaits
• $1.5M bail set for Willmar man, 26, hit with attempted murder of officer
• Shots at officer recorded on surveillance video
• Minnesota River board supports market incentives for conservation
• Willmar's chief of police says major crime incidents are not connected
• Combat vets can access new counseling service
• Records
• Maine, Iowa egg producer separates business, charity work
• Judge backs Minn. disclosure law on political cash
• The L you say? It is critical to gov. race in Minn.
• It's a mixed bag for the candidates hitting up early voters
• Gulf well is dead, but challenges remain
• Records
• Budget plans full of blanks; Juhnke critical of the way Emmer handles campaign stops
• GOP Minn. legislator arrested on suspicion of DWI in Wright County
• Republican Durenberger backs Democrat Walz in southern Minnesota's 1st District
• Brandon man killed in backhoe accident
• Bail set at $1.5 million for Diaz Evans, charged with attempted murder for shooting at cop
• Sew-at-thon to assist vets
• Celebrate Art!,Celebrate Coffee! draws a crowd to Willmar's downtown area
• Willmar high homecoming scheduled next week, homecoming coronation Monday night
• Willmar high homecoming scheduled this week, homecoming coronation Monday night
• Connecticut GOP Senate candidate O'Donnell appears in 'witchcraft' clip, she cancels
• Police: Jamestown man shot after threatening officers with shotgun
• Willmar man charged with stealing funds from local fire department
• Records
• You don't see that everyday
• Buildings at Kandiyohi County Fairgrounds damaged by vandals
• Licensing deal for hot new apple under fire
• Willmar City Council committee reviews neighborhood guide of ordinances
• Variety of activities to highlight homecoming next week
• Arraignments delayed for suspects linked to shots fired at officer
• Integration effort recognized in annual Kids Count report
• Dallas man and son turn themselves in 20 years after disappearing
• National corn group having call on VeraSun letters
• Arraignments Monday for shooting suspects
• Four jailed after shots fired at officer
• Ridgewater College, Hong Kong medical programs develop partnership
• Dazzling fall color season predicted for region
• Xcel planning to remove large dam; upstream water users say they're worried
• Three area students are National Merit semifinalists
• Atwater proposes hike of 4 percent to its levy over 2010; final action will take place in Dec.
• NL takes stand against adults who host drink parties for kids
• Records
• Officials tour city's new treatment plant; public gets a look Oct. 22
• Free admissions workshops set to guide students in selecting college
• Minnesota defenders: Caseloads becoming too great
• Smoking bans help curb asthma attacks in youth
• Records
• NLS reports greater enrollment increase than expected
• Montevideo School Board discusses the impact of district's cuts, classroom sizes
• Teen pleads not guilty to sexual assault at Granite motel
• Farmers who got VeraSun letters are urged to reply
• Four men in jail after SE Willmar home invasion, shots fired at officer
• Trooper pleads to charge in drunken accident
• Emmer outlines budget plan, includes local cuts
• Marcil planning to step down as CEO of Forum Communications Co., publisher of Fargo Forum
• Sacred Heart man faces attempted murder charge
• Renville Co. puts teeth in beet plant discharge permit; large fine possible
• Broadband grant funds available for those in the local area
• Willmar School District adding teachers with one-year, $920K federal payout
• Records
• Browerville 18-year-old critically injured in head-on crash near Parkers Prairie
• Investigators say egg company knew of salmonella
• St. Cloud loses TSA equipment
• Electrical problem means no math problems today for YME students
• Detour on Highway 75 in Madison begins today
• Clark, Bachmann hit each other with negative ads
• Grass Lake restoration discussed at meeting attended by stakeholders
• State group could assist in downtown revitalization
• Marcil Sr. retiring as Forum Communication's CEO and publisher of The Forum; will remain FCC bo
• Wind turbine sidelined over weekend due to an oil leak
• Willmar Municipal Utilities invests $2.6M in new wastewater treatment plant project
• Deficit on pace to hit $1.3 trillion
• Willmar OKs 1.3 percent preliminary levy increase for next year
• Women's Fund looks to improve life for women, girls across area
• More nighttime burglaries reported
• Records
• State health officials report influenza cluster in metro-area long-term care facility
• Yellow Medicine Sheriff seeks info in Porter jewelry heist
• Harley-Davidson's union approve labor contract
• Best Buy 2Q net income jumps 60 pct on sales rise
• Candidate Dayton turns to Clinton to build bankroll
• Iran releases detained American woman
• Burnsville artist wins Minn. duck stamp contest
• Fed gov tp try again to 'delist' wolves in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan
• DWI crackdown nets large number of arrests
• Atwater Threshing Days
• City Council approves Garfield condition report
• State says city won't get storm water credits for Grass Lake project, but project planning cont
• State continues to look for partners in mental health care
• Records
• Boehner says he'd support a tax cut for the middle class
• Political star power summoned for Minn. gov's race
• Fromer Gov. Arne Carlson endorses Tom Horner
• Library book returned 35 years later, $1,400 fine avoided
• Fergus Falls man accused of assault, firing gun into ground
• NYC Imam says resolution to mosque debate in works
• Lane on Willmar bypass closed
• Sheriff: More nighttime burglaries reported
• Grape Stomp
• Willmar Area Muslims Observe End of Ramadan
• Area Muslims observe end of Ramadan at Willmar Civic Center
• Recycle
• Willmar School Board members have videos on website
• Records
• City Council opposes loss of veto power over Municipal Utilities Commission
• Willmar School Board meets Monday
• Islam controversies cast shadow over 9/11 events
• Report: US must deal with homegrown terror problem
• Home destroyed by fire
• Fears of a second recession ease, at least for now
• It's that time of the year again
• Man faces felony for harassment, drive-by shooting still under investigation
• Great place to be on a rainy day
• EDC eyes greater emphasis on supporting existing local businesses
• Uptick in surgery volume helps fuel profitable month for Rice Hospital
• Willmar gets funding help to improve fields at high school
• Records
• Soldier from Iowa to get Medal of Honor
• Report: Iran cancels American's release
• Fire and rescue personnel respond to house fire in SW Willmar
• Man charged with molesting girl, 5, at day care is released on $25,000 bond
• Closed Appleton prison could receive federal contract
• School District goals, past-due lunch policy approved in Benson
• Meeker County budget goes down but levy goes up
• Benson City Council approves 2011 general fund, levy
• Records
• Health costs and prison closure lead to levy hike in Swift Co.
• President stands firm on tax agenda
• Willmar to receive Yellow Ribbon City award for service to military members
• Florida pastor cancels Quran burning; mosque move deal is denied
• House Fire in SW Willmar
• Dorn farmers advised to get legal advice on VeraSun letter
• Montevideo native Hennen removed from Fargo radio station management
• Pawlenty leaves state again, heads on trade mission to China, Japan
• Pres. Obama implores minister to call off Quran burning
• Local students return to school fresh from their summer break
• New bus lot works well for Roosevelt, vehicle congestion an early annoyance
• Partnerships key to trimming government expenses and taxpayer savings
• Willmar man faces sex charges for alleged assault of 5-year-old girl a decade ago
• Five people facing a slew of drug-related charges for pot deal involving 11-year-old
• Records
• Police looking into drive-by shooting on city's S.E. side
• Rice to close its School of Radiologic Technology in July 2012
• Kandiyohi County certifies 2011 levy, budget
• Expert: High risk of Asian carp invading Great Lakes
• AP Exclusive: Back in business after peanut deaths
• Dayton: Clinton, Biden will stump in Minn. for him
• Florida minister: Sept. 11 Quran burn still planned
• BP report blames its actions, others for oil spill
• Mathies named volunteer of the year
• Minnesota governor hopefuls debate at Duluth Chamber forum
• Atty: Minn. car dealer to plead guilty to fraud
• Enrollment to fluctuate throughout year, superintendent says
• Speaker offers teachers tips to reach across the boundaries of local cultures
• New report finds money can buy you happiness, to a point
• Aggregated purchasing helps Rice save money
• Schools re-open in Minnesota, so drivers watch out
• Five people face drug charges after bust in Benson
• Wisconsin man drowns after falling out of fishing boat on Chippewa River
• One man injured when St. Paul sidewalk gives way
• Wadena students head to temporary classrooms as school year opens
• Pawlenty changes tune, decides to take $260 million in federal Medicaid aid
• Rice Hospital to discontinue School of Radiologic Technology
• Aviation Day held at Willmar Municipal Airport
• Aviation Day is Sunday
• Aviation Day hopes to spark young people's interest in flying
• Communication blitz prepares ACGC for 4-day week
• Ownership of Spicer's Girl Scout camp is in home dist.
• Commissioners to hear plan on combining offices
• 17-year-old faces felony charges in race-charged assault
• On cold day at Minnesota State Fair, gov. debate gets a little heated
• Records
• Federal judge blocks Neb. ban on flag mutilation
• Weather Service issues wind advisory for today
• Rubber bracelets motto raising concern in SD schools
• Hwy 40-County 5 intersection accident
• Willmar man sentenced to nine years in prison for meth
• Willmar Schools' boss addresses Chamber about operating levy
• More Dems siding with GOP over Obama proposal to let taxes rise for nation's richest
• Son of gubernatorial candidate pays fines for underage drinking
• Brass talks of merging assessors in city with the co.'s office
• City might tap search specialists to replace Schmit
• Records
• United Way's Day of Action Crew from the West Central Tribune Builds Shed
• Now anyone can literally fix the state's $6B-in-the-hole budget
• Local medical providers are getting prepared to offer 2010-11 version of the influenza vaccine to pa
• Willmar man faces charges for assaulting 5-year-old at rural daycare
• Prison stay revoked for 23-year-old Sartell man for having sexual relationship with teen
• At least for a year, school districts can breathe big sigh of relief
• Q&A on the flu
• Detour in place in Edwards Township due to bridge work
• Write-in candidates sought for ACGC School Board
• Records
• Menahga man arrested for driving 178 mph sentenced for DWI
• Old Highway 19 bridge south of Morton closed to vehicular traffic
• VeraSun asking farmers for repayment of funds
• Gulf oil rig explodes off La. coast
• Eight local soldiers died in Mideast
• Stimulus money to help ACGC hire kindergarten teacher
• Pawlenty orders state to stay out of Obama's health plan
• Records
• Ohio police say man named Frankenstein exhibits monstrous behavior while in police cruiser
• New York imam: Mosque fight about Muslim role
• Midwest survey suggests some recession fears
• Activities galore for youngsters at New London-Spicer Early Childhood Fair
• Time to 'turn page'
• City sales tax raises $7.7M for variety of projects
• Hundreds from area deployed; seven lost their lives
• Court says arbitration on Senior High roof good to go
• Obama's goal: End Iraq war, then win peace in Mideast
• Records
• Utilities Commission tables action on next phase of study of power supply
• Meeker County sheriff asks property owners to identify their stolen items
• Local Heartland manager to receive national anti-poverty award this week
• UPDATE: First Street has reopened
• Three facing drug charges for selling cocaine
• Starbuck woman airlifted after Glenwood crash
• Minnesota men survive wild crash in SD
• Governor rejects some federal sex ed funds
• FEMA: US evacuations may be required for Earl
• Clear backpacks for some Duluth students
• Albert Lea HS cuts cheerleading
• Gas leak closes part of First Street in Willmar
• Golfer's swing snags rock, sparks fire
• 'Silver for soldiers' challenge seeks to benefit troops from the region
• U.S. grapples with bedbugs: Pesticide misuse becoming a concern
• New Habitat home to be constructed
• Creative marketing at farmers market
• 'Miss Mitchell' serves a new mission
• Raymond Harvest Fest
• 'Modern Family,' 'Mad Men' win Emmys
• Records
• One man seriously injured in melee on Willmar street
• Feds arrest 370 immigrants in 10 states, including Minnesota
• American Indians gather at Mount Rushmore to mark occupation
• Cass County Sheriff's Office reports that a missing man was found dead.
• Garage burns in Darwin, teen allegedly admits to playing with matches
• Minnesota beekeepers to speak out against 'honey laundering'
• Updated: Hurricane Earl lashes Caribbean, may head for US east coast
• Duluth mosque to stay open after money goal met
• James House expands services to help families of addicts cope
• Woman pleads to fleeing an officer, obstruction, drunken driving charges
• Owatonna man gets jail, fine, probation for selling LSD, marijuana, pills
• Enjoying last days of season
• Women facing charges after allegedly ramming their vehicles into another
• Man faces arson charges for fire at his auto shop
• Man faces assault charges for allegedly stabbing woman
• Days after being sentenced for sex with 14-year-old, man charged with getting other teen pregnant
• Local families have decades-long tradition at Minnesota State Fair
• Rice eager to resume campaigning after suffering brain hemorrhage
• Animal shelter
• Records
• Man airlifted after vehicle hits home near Dawson
• Lien issues are being resolved at beef plant in Aberdeen, S.D.
• Salmonella found in chicken feed on 2 Iowa egg farms
• Senate 13: Rice being treated at Abbott following medical incident during Thursday appearance
• Umbrella group adds structure to Minn. tea party
• Bemidji teen on jet-ski saves struggling swimmer
• Mukwonago school officials to defend 'Indians' mascot
• Preliminary numbers show enrollment at Ridgewater is up between 2.5 and 3 percent
• This year's Minnesota State Fair festivities begin with a greeting from Spicer's mayor
• Moving road will improve safety, co. contends
• Bernanke's next tool for the economy may be power of persuasion
• Bail set at $100K for man who reported own crime
• Records
• B-25 bomber scheduled to fly Saturday into Granite Falls; free tours available to public
• Dustup over group's charge that coal ash from Big Stone plant contaminating area
• 3 women injured as their SUV allegedly rammed
• Berenstain Bears to be translated into Lakota language
• Data point to another downturn lurking in shadows
• Minnesota State Fair opening 12-day run
• Records
• Friends mourning Milwaukee teen get fined
• Kimball man killed in Highway 55 crash
• Sarah Palin is a central figure in tight Alaska Senate race
• NEW YORK POST: MSNBC's Ed Schultz goes off in 30 Rock newsroom
• Political civil war raging within Republican Party
• Bail set for Clara City suspect arrested after search
• German man develops headache, doctors find bullet from five years ago
• Board seeks input tonight on Kandiyohi County Roads 9, 26
• Local man in court for having pot delivered to his house
• An impermanent address
• In the second of three debates, governor candidates offer varying building plans
• A 'bright spot' for a weak economy
• New voter registration 'lookup' service launched at Minnesota State Fair
• Spicer man dies after scooter crash
• New wastewater treatment plant successfully completes test run
• Rural Minn. waiting for high-speed Web access
• Records
• Biofuel plant in Wyo to work with sugar cane waste
• State AGs: Craigslist should drop adult services
• Police: Wis. ride operator stunned by girl's fall
• Wadena students to return Sept. 7
• SW Minn. schools start early, face heat challenge
• Pawlenty: Ford still plans to close St. Paul plant next year
• Gov 2010: Candidates all favor 2011 public works bill at different levels
• Kickflip
• Willmar man pleads guilty to drug charge
• Drop the clutch
• Franken hears pitch for local, co. renewable energy plans
• Home sales plague recovery
• Renville County and Bird Island remain at odds over ditch issue
• Police search swath of area after man calls in own crime
• Millions heading the way of Interstate 35W bridge collapse victims as settlement reached with engine
• Atwater man in court for allegedly pulling a gun on his housemates
• Horner would mix cuts, tax increases
• States use K-9s to search for smuggled cell phones
• Supporters: Church ignored in NYC mosque furor
• Report: NYC, Philly, Detroit top bedbug list
• Roadwork on Highway 71 will create delays
• Home sales plunge 27 percent to lowest in 15 years
• Detour on County Road 4 begins Monday
• SW Minn. schools start early year in the heat
• Obama mulls options after stem cell plan blocked
• Mankato mayor arrested for DWI in Golden Valley
• Woman, 31, sentenced for selling pills to task force agent
• Lac qui Parle County takes to the open road to put the digital divide in the past
• Landfill, health insurance costs casue for bulk of co. levy increase
• Heitke proposes $25.6M budget
• NLS likely to see enrollment increase when new year begins
• Minn. wheat, barley, oat producers make progress
• FDA commissioner says agency needs more authority
• Passions rise at dueling NYC mosque demonstrations
• Mother sues Minn. clinic over daughter's death
• Minn. salesman donates NASCAR tickets to veterans
• Lawyers in 35W bridge case to make announcement at noon today
• Two treated, released after motorcycle-deer crash
• Engineering firm to pay $52.4M in 35W bridge collapse
• Bridge settlement includes $1.5M for memorial
• Tiger Woods, wife officially divorced
• Shelter House changes name to reflect broader mission
• Second Iowa firm recalls eggs
• Fall victim's mother says it's 'miracle' she live
• Ohio bear kills caretaker; owner had convictions and had raised ire of animal supporters
• Suspect arrested after gun incident on Diamond Lake
• Wahpeton, N.D., couple escape injury in Indiana plane crash
• Shareholders urge Target to look at political giving
• Head-on crash with dump truck near Menahga, kills one Thursday
• Arizona fugitive and fiancee arrested at campsite
• Twin Cities Republican Webmaster is criticized for his posting of the video
• Family art exhibit
• Head of turbine manufacturer meets with Willmar Utilities officials
• One, final ride
• Registration day at Willmar High
• Iraq war vet kills pregnant wife, daughter, self
• Highway 23 in Marshall reopens Saturday
• Pavement work continues between Fairfax and Hector
• Legacy Run makes stops in the region
• Write-in votes will likely elect school board members: School board filings
• City Councils OKs money for drawings of new Corn Palace in MItchell, S.D.
• Squirrels knock out phones at Iowa school
• Judge: No merit to Fargo's Ten Commandments monument suit
• Road work begins today between Fairfax and Hector
• Vikings' Harvin taken away by ambulance after migraine attack at practice
• Story that captured hearts of Minnesotans comes to end as Deputy Dewey is buried
• Records
• Willmar man faces charge for providing meth for drug deal
• A horse lover's passion, memories for sale
• Last U.S. combat brigade heading home from Iraq
• Initiative turning to those who make big difference
• New state law on lead contamination irks two members of the city council
• Flood mitigation tops Granite Falls Council agenda
• Sheriff Deputy Dewey remembered as a hero
• Sweat-stinking driver in Wis gets a change warning
• Flight attendant takes baby seen slapped by mom
• Sheriff warns of money scam, urges citizens to research charities
• Update: Concrete truck, car collide Wed morning on Hwy 71/23, both drivers refuse medical attention
• Church prepped for demo
• Raymond man jailed for leaving explicit messages for neighbor
• Co. officials look ahead at key road projects for next 5 years
• Say what? 1 in 5 U.S. teens has slight loss of hearing
• Chippewa County approves asphalt storage facility over neighbors' objections
• Drug sale charge dismissed, judge rules deal was entrapment
• Field of 8 for 3 seats for School Board race in Willmar
• Records
• Court upholds fine for unlicensed teachers
• WikiLeaks: US Army willing to discuss Afghan files
• Truck accident slows traffic on highway north of Willmar
• Red River Valley sugar beet harvest beginning
• Gov. hopefulsto debate today at business meeting
• AFL-CIOgives full backing to Mark Dayton
• 1 charged in Albert Lea abuse case pleads
• DNR: Zebra mussels widespread in Lake Minnetonka
• Sheriff: Mother of SC toddlers confessed to suffocating children, driving car into river
• Mail carrier returns Ala. man's high school class ring 14 years after he lost it
• Ordinance requires property owners to remove diseased and infected trees at their own expense
• Stuffed to the brim
• Farmers offer their thoughts on the 2012 farm bill
• Block nurse program undergoes restructuring; chairman says shift is to enable continued growth
• Democrat says GOP workers' presence is intimidating voters
• Installation of rural intersection lighting to begin across region
• Man charged for paying informant to 'throw' testimony
• Emmer won't attend greater Minn. governor debate
• Filings for local elections will close today across Minnesota
• Blago guilty on just 1 count; feds vow retrial
• Paynesville Area Hospital Foundation receives $25K grant for safety project
• Motorcycle fatalities are up at Sturgis rally this year
• Records
• 7 Minnesotans sickened in salmonella outbreak linked to eggs
• Klobuchar staff in Willmar today for farm bill discussion
• Seedlings from MN state forest nurseries on sale
• Ex-Blackhawks star Byfuglien brings Cup to Roseau
• Jetliner crashes on Colombian island; 1 killed
• Morton man hurt in ATV crash along highway
• Gates plans to retire next year
• Man shot by police in critical condition
• Pa. man, 78, rides roller coaster 90 times in day
• Robert Wilson, bassist for the Gap Band, dead
• 1 charged in Albert Lea abuse case pleads
• Girl Scouts volunteer to 'Stuff the Bus'
• Hot dog contest
• Advocates say Army misdiagnosed many soldiers suffering from PTSD
• County Fair board thankful for response to Thursday's storm
• Green Lake group to rally for containing zebra mussels
• Student experiences help boost hospital's recruiting
• Klobuchar staff in Willmar Monday for farm bill meeting
• Parade of antique cars
• Peterson said he supported jobs bill to bring Medicaid funds to state
• Unique forms of entertainment wow fair crowds
• Explosive start to gov. race
• Testing of wastewater treatment plant to begin Monday
• Willmar School Board now has 3 candidates
• Progress of Lake Country Wind projects to be discussed Monday
• Rains overwhelm Granite Falls sewer system
• Records
• Lawyer: Jet Blue flight attendant wants to return to air
• General election governor's race generates in new debates
• Night brings bad weather, more rough weather coming expected
• 3 Florida kids buy plane tickets, fly alone to Nashville
• Obama signs $600M border security bill into law
• Turnout for primary highest in Minn. in a decade
• 106 and going strong
• State's 3 major gubernatorial candidates seek end to negative campaign ads
• 150-year-old farm, top seniors spotlighted
• Police say local man drowns in northern Minn. lake
• Hugoson is taking bullish approach to ag's potential, future growth
• Tornadoes touch down in Lac qui Parle Co.
• Records
• USDA: US corn, soybean headed for record year
• AP Interview: Pawlenty tells Iowa he's OK with move to oust judges
• Milwaukee man whose SUV fell in sinkhole gets new ride
• Gov. Pawlenty rejects updated shore development rules
• Primary 2010 roundup
• Tornado warming issued until 7:45 p.m. for northern Pope and southern Douglas counties
• Enforcement effort snags a 128-mph speeder in county
• Man who fled Stearns Co. crash found injured in field
• Yellow Medicine East will ask its voters to renew levy
• Man connected with Minnesota teen's disappearance arrested in New Mexico
• One person missing in storm-flooded Iowa creek
• Dayton calls for attack ad 'cease-fire'
• Swift action saves 4-year-old in Grand Rapids
• Second group of Minn. schools consider early start
• FBI: 'Granddad Bandit' captured in Louisiana
• The Kandiyohi Co. Fair token for Thursday has been found
• Long hot summer of fire and floods fit climate predictions
• Iowa restaurant ticketed for toad-licking chef
• 4-H'ers, FFA'ers take special care of animals in extreme heat
• Post primary, DFL strives for political unity in divisive race
• Records
• Willmar man dies in water-related incident on northern Minnesota lake
• Social Security next victim of no compromise?
• Tornado spotted between Dawson and Madison, tornado warning issued until 7:15 p.m.
• Rice CEO says progress made on the five-year strategic plan
• Thunderstorm warning issued for much of west central Minnesota until 8:15 p.m.
• Voters in area counties pick candidates for sheriff, attorney, county commissioner
• Other primary winners: Wrestling's McMahon, Colorado's Bennet
• Kandiyohi Co. Attorney: Fischer gets support, will go against Beccue in November
• Kandiyohi Co. Board: Madsen and Cunningham moving on in District 5 race
• Kandiyohi Co. Fair Token for Wednesday has been found
• Schools hold their ground in state tests; improvement seen for some
• Minn. gov race to feature two opposite politicians
• Missing 9-year-old Minn. boy found safe
• Tom Emmer coasts to win in GOP governor primary
• Update: With a late come-from-behind push, Dayton appears to win DFL nomination for governor
• U.S. marshall: Escaped Arizona inmate could be in North Dakota
• Northern border is beefed up in search for Arizona fugitive
• Flight attendant's grand exit draws charges, big fan base
• Pawlenty makes another trip to Iowa
• Kelliher concedes DFL primary, endorses Dayton for governor
• Police: Three dead in Eagan homicides-suicide
• Fischer and Beccue finish one, two in Kandiyohi County Attorney primary race
• Update 1:30 a.m.: Dayton holds narrow lead and AP projected win, Kelliher waits for vote count to en
• GOP Sen. Koering bounced in Brainerd area primary
• House moves to help teachers, public workers
• Aid worker slain in Afghanistan was Park Rapids native
• Viper motorcycles to move to Alabama site from Minnesota
• State's first West Nile virus case reported in Yellow Medicine County
• Former Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens dies in plane crash
• Absentee ballots double in county
• Escaped Arizona inmate could be in North Dakota, U.S. marshals say
• Ring lost for more than a month found
• Tom Emmer easily wins Republican nomination for governor race
• Man, 62, sentenced to 26 years in prison for assaulting woman in Belgrade church, faces federal indi
• Update: Kelliher takes early DFL primary lead
• Willmar MUC planning to meet with president of company that built the city's two turbines
• McCollum advances in Minn.'s 4th District
• School Board planning YouTube videos explaining operating levy
• Ellison turns back 2 primary challengers in Minn. 5th District
• Minnesota's farmers offer free groceries for a year
• Ex-GOP strategist is 3rd-party Minn. gov. nominee
• Asphalt storage proposal on its way to the Chippewa County Board
• Search for fugitives moves north of Yellowstone
• Permits for seven new feedlots get preliminary OK from county
• Blogging software via Wctrib.com is being updated today
• Records
• JetBlue Airline flight attendant loses temper,curses out passenger
• Official: Former Sen. Ted Stevens believed aboard crashed airplane
• Msoque in Germany once used by Sept. 11 attackers shut down
• Eaten Alive: Woman goes through 5-year battle with flesh-eating germ
• Minnesota Somalis concerned donations will dwindle
• Park rangers and feds search Yellowstone for Arizona fugitives
• Mahomen County deputy Chris Dewey, shot in line of duty, dies
• One of two Arizona prison escapees captured near Yellowstone
• Muslim groups ask Pawlenty to withdraw mosque comments, calling them 'unpatriotic'
• County fair comes to town
• Big school levy push to come after Labor Day
• Fun Days parade
• Antique tractor pull
• Few voters likely to show Tuesday, but candidates hunt those who may vote
• Minnesota Democrats hold final gubernatorial debate
• Weather service: Up to 7 tornadoes hit N.D., Minn.
• Records
• From humble to rumble: Bikers rally in Sturgis for 70th year
• BP plans to continue relief well work this week to finish 'bottom kill'
• Itasca Co. authorities finds body of missing kayaker from Buffalo
• Mankato couple charged with having sex with teen
• Tornado hits Wilkin Co. farm, storm chaser captures tornado on video
• One last meeting: Minn. Dems hold final gov debate Sunday night
• Parts of Duluth swamped by flash flooding
• Moscow opens anti-smog centers as wild fires continue to burn
• Ariz. convicts escapees believed to be in Yellowstone National Park area
• Officials, area residents attend change of command, welcome ceremony
• Fire fighters squelch blaze at Holloway grain facility
• Newcastle Disease causes bird die-off in Big Stone
• 3 vie to run in general election for Kandiyohi County District 5 commissioner seat
• Pennock Fun Days
• Appointments and teamwork focus part of changes for the co.'s income maintenance unit
• GOP's Emmer seek to retool his gov campaign after dropping behind in polls
• Area voters to narrow down list of county candidates
• AMPI of New Ulm to sell Iowa-based powdered milk business and close plant
• Records
• Sen. Franken apologizes for irritating GOP leader
• Twin Cities broadcast employee accused of stealing $2 million
• 14-year-olds rescued from Fairmont lake
• Suspect arrested for Renville burglaries, citizens urged to check property
• Elvis impersonator Elvis Presley declares candidacy for Arkansas governor
• Duluth teenager said to be shot, killed by Duluth police officer
• Defiant British woman strips to bikini in Dubai mall after confronted over low-cut shirt
• Newcastle Disease cause of water bird die-off in Big Stone County
• Man faces charges for incident with gun and sheriff's deputies
• Man pleads to forgery counts after Wal-Mart incident
• Companies hire at slow pace for 3rd straight month
• Kagan confirmed as 112th justice; is fourth woman to serve in the role
• Fire fighters squelch blaze at Holloway grain handling facility
• Advocates look to educate youngsters of abuse before it takes a hold of their lives
• Top consultant leaves Emmer's Republican campaign for gov
• Pawlenty says government needs to leave farmers alone
• States respond in health care overhaul lawsuit
• Judge's words may be last in grower's long dispute with city of Watson
• DNR says Newcastle killed 1K birds at Marsh Lake near Appleton
• Emmer says he'd give ag dept. more power if he's elected gov.
• Hearing is set by city council to revise tree ordinance
• Dating violence among points of workshop today
• Aug. 17 is the filing deadline in small towns and area school districts
• Senate confirms Kagan as 112th justice
• Community to welcome home deployed troops
• BP to start pumping cement into blown-out Gulf oil well
• Records
• Distracted driving enforcement is today, don't text, turn off that cell phone
• Average rates for fixed mortgages fall to 4.49 pct., lowest level on record
• Stearns County 911 not working
• Update: 14 charged, including two in Rochester, for supporting Somalia group
• Appeal filed in California over gay marriage ruling
• Target apologizes for donation to conservative business group backing GOP candidate Emmer
• 2 dead, dozens hurt in school bus crash in Missouri
• Stearns County 911 now functioning
• Slip slidin' away
• 41-year-old Raymond man facing drug charge for alleged meth sale to drug task force informant
• Search of Pennock home nets 53 grams of cocaine
• Favre reportedly has not made any football retirement decision
• Agent, coach: Favre will play if ankle is healthy
• British newspaper does rescue purchase of parasailing donkey in Russia
• Dem gov candidates and GOP's Emmer skirmish over biofuels at Farmfest
• Update: Calif. gay marriage ban ruled unconstitutional
• Cold Spring brewer to discontinue Gluek beer, for now
• Majority of Senators will vote for Kagan's Supreme Court nomination
• Gov. candidates face off at Farmfest debate today
• Favre shows up today at high school practice again
• Feds: Much of Gulf oil is gone; mud plugs blown well in Gulf
• Waseca teen killed by flying landscape rock
• Pa. waitress claimed injury, is charged with fraud after getting caught working as stripper
• Dating violence among teens subject of Thursday workshop in Willmar
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Kandiyohi County
• Kandiyohi County Fair
• Sonshine Festival

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