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Even as coronavirus ravaged so much of the local and national economy, the housing shortage that has become an increasingly troublesome barrie…
After years of hard work, Faribault appears to finally be on the verge of securing the state funding needed to move ahead with a key infrastru…
NEW YORK (AP) — Target's strong sales streak extended through a pandemic-shrouded holiday season after a hard push online and an increased eff…
After working out a few remaining details at a Tuesday Board of Commissioners meeting, Rice County released application forms for its latest r…
After years of talks with potential stakeholders, Bridgewater Township could finally be moving ahead with plans to bring in an industry to the…
Despite facing a unique set of economic pressures, southern Minnesota’s growing fleet of food trucks persevered through 2020 — and now, they’r…
The conservative-friendly social network Parler was booted off the internet Monday over ties to last week’s siege on the U.S. Capitol, but not…
On Monday, bars, restaurants and other entertainment venues that have been hit hard by Minnesota’s COVID-19 restrictions were allowed to reope…
Streaming services have seemed to replaced DVD and Blu-ray in recent years, but Family Video District Manager Sarah Bednar believes the franch…
Now that it’s secured the backing of the Rice County Planning Commission, an amendment to the zoning ordinance could pave the way for one smal…
Four years after his sudden passing, one of the late Clyde Heggedahl’s biggest dreams for the business and beloved city of Nerstrand could fin…
Even though it’s been in operation for less than two weeks, a downtown coffee shop run by two area artists has already proven a hit with locals.
Despite fears that cash-strapped, pandemic-conscious holiday shoppers would turn to online retailers, small local businesses are reporting rob…
As the COVID-19 pandemic was just beginning to ravage the Minnesota economy, the person responsible for the state’s unemployment insurance sys…
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With local governments across Minnesota struggling to reach the state’s lofty rural broadband goals, the federal government has stepped in, de…
Fareway Stores has made a second round of donations to local chamber of commerce affiliates in each of the communities Fareway serves in Illin…
With just days to go before new city councilors Linda Murphy and Ralph Barney are set to be sworn in, the Morristown City Council reached few …
While no official decisions will be made until the new year, Faribault’s City Council appears set to embrace two solar panel developments that…
As frontline workers during the COVID-19 pandemic, nurses throughout the state — and nation — may have few opportunities to do something speci…
Matt Gillard, Broker/Owner of RE/MAX Venture, announced Jennifer Teichroew as the newest agent to join the Owatonna RE/MAX office.
With frustration rising as the COVID pandemic stretches into 2021 and tight restrictions on social gatherings remaining in place across Minnes…
With frustration rising as the COVID pandemic stretches into 2021 and tight restrictions on social gatherings remaining in place across Minnes…
A proposed project that could improve traffic safety at the I-35/Hwy 19 interchange is finally getting traction, with nearly $2 million in gra…
A major merger between an Ohio-based bank and TCF National Bank has just been announced, but what this will mean for the University of Minneso…
Buena Vista University (BVU) and Fareway Stores, Inc. announce a Strategic Partnership, linking BVU and Fareway in an educational agreement th…
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Gov. Tim Walz said Friday that while he’s encouraged by some coronavirus trends in Minnesota, he’s holding off until next w…
The Faribault School Board approved the final 2021 property tax levy for the district: $10 million. That’s an increase of 15% from the 2020 le…
For the fourth year in a row, a local developer has asked and been granted additional time to continue his quest for the funding needed to mak…
