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July 5, 2024

CITY APPROVES STATE OF EMERGENCY

The New Ulm City Council approved a state of emergency declaration after the Cottonwood River flooded and crews kept it free of debris.  Debris from fallen trees had piled into and then underneath the Cottonwood Bridge.  City crews had to remove the debris frequently.  There is also concern that continued runoff and flooding due to […]

July 5, 2024

THREE ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH OLIVIA MAN’S STABBING

Three suspects have been arrested in connection to a June 26 incident in which an Olivia man was allegedly hit by a vehicle and stabbed in Meeker County.  Authorities found 50-year-old Galen Serbus  lying in a ditch.  A 20-year-old Pennock woman was arrested at a hotel in Willmar.  A 26-year-old Litchfield man was arrested during […]

July 4, 2024

NEW ULM MAN HURT IN SHIRLEY’S PARK INCIDENT

A New Ulm man was hurt in an incident at Shirley’s Park near New Ulm Wednesday evening.  The Brown County Sheriff’s Office received multiple 911 calls at 6:25 pm say a person was run over by a tractor.  The initial investigation indicates 57-year-old Brian Domeier was operating an Allis Chalmers tractor for tree removal.  He […]

July 3, 2024

POLICE, FBI LOOKING FOR ILLINOIS MAN WHO ALLEGEDLY SCAMMED NEW ULM WOMAN

New Ulm Police are investigating after they receive a report at 10:43 Tuesday morning from a New Ulm woman who said she was scammed out of $85,000 through an online investment account.  The woman told investigators she was told to pay $85,000 in gold.  The woman allegedly met a man in a grey Ford Edge […]

July 3, 2024

Silent Hansel and Tanta Anna – Narren

Tanta Anna was joined by Silent Hansel to talk about the Narren of New Ulm’s 35th anniversary this year.  They are having a kickoff event Friday, July 12 at Sweet Haven Tonic in New Ulm  and are also looking for members.  They also have room on a Germany trip they are taking in January.   […]

July 3, 2024

Paul Macho

New Ulm Fire Chief, Paul Macho, Talks about new equipment and 4th of July Safety.                          

July 3, 2024

BE MINDFUL OF WHEN AND WHERE YOU SHOOT OFF FIREWORKS

The Brown County Sheriff’s Office is asking you to mindful of where and when you shoot off fireworks over the Fourth of July weekend.  Senior Deputy Jason Fairbairn loud booms and cracks from firecrackers can be traumatic for young children, pets and even veterans that may suffer from PTSD.  Authorities also remind you that and […]

July 3, 2024

COURTLAND MAN ARRESTED FOR ILLEGAL POSSESSION OF FIREARM

A Courtland man is in custody accused of illegally possessing a .22 caliber pistol, ammunition and methamphetamine.  55-year-old Dale Waibel has been charged with nine felony counts in relation to illegal possession of a firearm and ammunition with prior convictions and four felony counts for possession of meth.  Waibel had been the subject of an […]

July 3, 2024

Oak Hills Living Center

Oak Hills Living Center’s Rachal Becker says the Ice Cream Social and concert by the New Ulm Municipal Band was a big success.  July is busy at Oak Hills with many musicians and individuals sharing their talents.   Wednesday at 2pm, TJ and Myron Fluegge on honoring the home’s Vets and providing patriotic music.     […]

July 2, 2024

Kathryn Tatnall & Leroy Harris

Kathryn and Leroy discuss youth and adult programming at the New Ulm Public Library. Art classes, films, book clubs, authors and a blues guitarist.                          
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