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November 20, 2025

MANKATO APARTMENT COMPLEX VICTIM OF AI HOAX

A Mankato apartment complex was reportedly the victim of an AI hoax on social media Wednesday.  Police say an image circulated on social media Wednesday showing The Grove on fire.  The Grove is a complex located near MSU’s campus.  Staff at the building confirmed that the image was not real and was likely generated at […]

November 20, 2025

POLICE INVESTIGATING SATURDAY MORNING ASSAULT

New Ulm police are investigating an assault that was reported Saturday morning at 3 am near the corner of 4th North and Minnesota Street.  Police say they spoke with a 19-year-old New Ulm man who had injuries but couldn’t identify the suspect.  Attempts were made to indentify the suspect the next day but were unsuccessful.  […]

November 20, 2025

GIVE TO THE MAX DAY

Give to the Max Day 2025 is here (Thurs), Minnesota’s largest 24-hour online giving campaign. Hundreds of schools and nonprofits across the state are taking part. GiveMN Deputy Executive Director Jenna Ray says since 2009, Give to the Max Day has helped raise more than $400 million, thanks to the generosity of hundreds of thousands […]

November 19, 2025

MN’S KINDERGARTEN MEASLES VACCINATION RATE AMONG NATION’S LOWEST

Minnesota health officials report the state has one of the lowest measles vaccination rates for kindergartners in the country.  According to the Department of Health, coverage dropped sharply from just over 92-percent before the pandemic to 86.5-percent, well below the national average.  The decline has been most pronounced in private and charter schools.  Measles is […]

November 19, 2025

Kari Beran

Kari Beran with Pro Kinship for Kids introduced us to the “Mentee of the Month” and explained what is asked for to be a mentor.  She put out a plea for more donations for Coats for Kids, talked about upcoming events and gave out “thank you’s” as we approach Thanksgiving.           […]

November 19, 2025

Sandra Yuni

Executive Director of the Brown County Area, Sandra Yuni updates the listeners on the campaign and how you can maybe save on taxes. Also Keith Richter and Gary Neubauer talked about Heart to Home Furnishings.                                         […]

November 19, 2025

Walking and Driving Safety Reminders this Time of Year

  New Ulm Police Commander Dean Barstad reminds us to wear reflective or bright clothing when walking this time of year because of the declining daylight.   Be sure to prep your vehicle for Winter, good idea to use headlights all the time, slow down and avoid distractions.        

November 18, 2025

FAIRGROUNDS EXHIBITION HALL DEMOLISHED

The oldest structure on the Brown County Fairgrounds is no more.  The former exhibition hall was demolished Monday after standing for 116 years.  Officials say the building had fallen i9into disrepair and costs to repair it were too high.  A tree hit the building a few years ago during a storm.  The exhibition hall was […]

November 18, 2025

DOG DIES, NO HUMANS HURT IN MARSHALL FIRE

A fire Monday night at 501 Village Drive in Marshall displaced residents and killed a dog but no people were hurt.  The Marshall Fire Department was called to the Suite Liv’n Apartments and found thick, black smoke coming from Unit 1.  Firefighters said that they did receive reports of people trapped on the second floor […]

November 18, 2025

MUNSON ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR SENATE IN DISTRICT 22

Former state representative Jeremy Munson has announced his candidacy for State Senate in District 22.  He represented House District 23B in the House of Representatives from 2018 – 2023.  District 22 covers the eastern half of Brown County and counties east including Blue Earth, McLeod, Sibley, Watonwan, Martin, Faribault among others.         […]
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