A Cresco, Iowa woman has been charged with criminal sexual conduct after an alleged relationship with a vulnerable adult an assisted living facility in Fillmore County.
As legislative leaders continue this week to negotiate key state budget details late into the night, several DFL lawmakers say there are certain issues they won’t accept as bargaining chips.
The group stated Thursday’s travel to Freeborn County was neither a protest nor a rally; rather, they said it is a visitation by ordained clergy to check on their neighbors.
Amid state leaders reconciling Minnesota’s $6 billion budget deficit, nursing homes and long-term care facilities across the state could be on the receiving end of state funding cuts.
The National Eagle Center offers active-duty military service members and up to five family members complimentary admission from Armed Forces Day, Saturday, May 17 through Labor Day, Monday, September 1, 2025.
The Dollar General Literacy Foundation (DGLF) announced the plan to award of more than $15,000 in literacy grants to local Minnesota nonprofit organizations, libraries and schools.
Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds responded to threat of a dozen GOP senators who demand a public vote on eminent domain or they will withhold support for a budget.
Community leaders demanded justice for the actions of Shiloh Hendrix and discussed solutions for the ongoing hatred towards people of color in the Rochester community at the “Our Children are Sacred – Accountability and Justice Townhall” on Wednesday.
Nearly one week after Shiloh Hendrix started a crowdfunding effort to self-raise money in the aftermath of a now-viral video, additional concerns are surfacing over some of the language appearing on her campaign page.
Nearly two decades after Congress’s approval, REAL ID is now in effect across the country. You now need a form of identification approved by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) for domestic air travel.
Newly proposed changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance, or SNAP, program could have the State of Minnesota paying an additional $220 million dollars to keep the program running.
Residents are invited to attend an NAACP town hall event concerning a viral incident at a Rochester Park where a racial slur was directed at a young child
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