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July 3, 2025

BORDER-TO-BORDER HIGHWAY 14 SATURATION TODAY (THURSDAY)

Law enforcement will be conducting a Border to Border enforcement campaign Thursday along Highway 14 from South Dakota to Wisconsin.  The Brown County Sheriff’s Department and New Ulm Police Department will be among the agencies participating.  Sheriff Jason Seidl says they will be looking for “anything and everything” with the primary target being speed.  The […]

July 3, 2025

BOELTER DUE BACK IN COURT TODAY (THURSDAY)

Vance Boelter is set to appear in federal court this (Thursday) afternoon after his initial bail hearing was delayed last week.  Federal prosecutors will push to keep Boelter locked up without bail until his trial.  The decision on bail was supposed to be made already last Friday but both the defense and prosecution delayed that […]

July 2, 2025

MINOR FLOODING ON MINNESOTA RIVER, OFFICIALS URGE YOU TO STAY OFF

The Minnesota River at New Ulm is experiencing minor flooding and will continue to do so in the coming days.  As of Wednesday morning, the stage was 800.9 feet, flood stage at 800 feet.  It is forecast to crest around 803 in a few days with rain in the forecast this weekend.  New Ulm Police […]

July 2, 2025

Dr Ann Vogel

Dr. Ann Vogel is encouraging listeners to call your Congressman to NOT cut Medicaid.                                                                

July 2, 2025

MLC OLD MAIN PROJECT UNDERWAY

Four people took sledgehammers to bricks at Martin Luther College’s Old Main building to begin the construction process.  The 140-year-old staircase in Old Main will be enclosed and the front entrance will be moved to ground level.  The project will cost $650,000 and will be done this year.  Old Main was built in 1884 and […]

July 2, 2025

HIGHWAY 14 BORDER-TO-BORDER SATURATION THURSDAY

Law Enforcement will be conducting a  Border to Border enforcement campaign Thursday along Highway 14 from South Dakota to Wisconsin.  The Brown County Sheriff’s Department and the New Ulm Police Department will be among the agencies participating. Sheriff Jason Seidl says they will be looking for “anything and everything.”   The primary target will be speed.  […]

July 2, 2025

Proposed Medicaid Cuts Could be Devastating to Nursing Homes

  Oak Hills Living Center’s Rachal Becker encouraged everyone to contact their U.S. House Representative and let them know how they feel about proposed cuts to Medicaid.  Becker also covered the latest activities happening at Oak Hills Living Center.                

July 1, 2025

July a Busy Month in the Redwood Area

  Redwood Area Chamber and Tourism Executive Director Anne Johnson talked about a busy July.  The Redwood County Fair is July 17-July 20th.  Ag Scholarship Golf tournaments happen this month.  30th annual Ag Ribeye Open at the Redwood Falls Golf Club on July 14th and the 14th Annual Ag Pork Chop Open is at the […]

July 1, 2025

MINNESOTA SEEING ACTIVE TORNADO SEASON

It’s been a busy season so far for emergency managers and storm chasers across Minnesota.  The State Minnesota Climatology Office says the preliminary tornado count through the end of June stands at 48 – already surpassing the state’s average of 46 tornadoes for an entire season.  June is typically the most active month for tornadoes […]

July 1, 2025

SLEEPY EYE GETS AARP COMMUNITY CHALLENGE GRANT

The city of Sleepy Eye has been selected to receive a 2025 AARP Community Challenge grant for $15,000.  EDA Director Kurk Kramer says the grant will be used for downtown revitalization including much-needed work around the Chief Sleepy Eye Monument.  Kramer says there will also be additional seating added and trash receptacles along the walking […]
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