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A Faribault man charged in January for allegedly leading police on two motor vehicle chases has had all charges against him dismissed in Wasec…
Waseca school district leaders are seeking community feedback on possible changes to the 2021-22 school calendar.
The Waseca school district plans to use its federal COVID-19 relief money to fund several staff positions instead of going through layoffs for…
A groundbreaking celebration took place last week in Owatonna with local business leaders lending their support and standing alongside the Two…
A Claremont man is facing 13 felony charges for allegedly sexually assaulting three minors over the course of three years in Waseca County.
A Waseca woman was sentenced to eight days in the Waseca jail and fined $910 for burglarizing a Henderson business.
As Severe Weather Awareness Week begins Monday, area residents are encouraged to consider their own emergency plans.
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A Janesville woman was deemed incompetent to proceed with the judicial process by Waseca County Court, according to public records.
In its 36 years of operation, the Exchange Club Center for Family Unity has relocated around Owatonna a number of times.
This past year will definitely mark a chapter in future history books. The unprecedented academic year will be a major highlight in this year’…
The Waseca County fairgrounds will see some improvements thanks to federal COVID-19 funding.
The first of two suspects in a burglary at the Janesville Car Wash has pleaded guilty and received his sentencing.
Waseca Public Health Director Sarah Berry has been chosen to serve on a new statewide committee on health and safety in the agriculture industry.
Thanks to a combination of increased commodity prices, favorable growing conditions and significant support from the federal government, most …
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A Faribault businessman is suing Rice and Le Sueur counties, the city of Faribault and Steele and Waseca counties’ Human Services agency, alle…
Time to break out the umbrella, boots and a rain gauge, as April showers will soon rain down on us.
A Waseca woman who was identified by police as a suspect in the School Street stabbing in Owatonna on Tuesday has been formally charged, accor…
A Mankato couple has been charged after they allegedly emptied the coins from the pet-wash pay station at the Janesville Car Wash last month.
A warrant has been issued for a St. Paul woman after she allegedly shorted a Janesville business owner payment for a vehicle, according to police.
A year after the closure of Cash Wise – the last remaining “hometown grocer” in Waseca – the city is evaluating options to fill the food retail gap.
Just as the Waseca High School Speech Team was reaping the rewards of their hard work last year, the pandemic hit, effectively canceling the r…
With the COVID-19 pandemic distorting the economies of southern Minnesota and the state as a whole, the Region Nine Development Commission is …
Almost exactly a year since it was first launched, a state grant program to help veterans through the pandemic is winding down, but there’s st…
Since October, Minnesotans who need to take the written “knowledge test” in order to get a driver’s license could do so in their own homes, pr…
A Waseca woman has been charged after reportedly running her car into a fence surrounding the New Richland wastewater treatment facility.
Running a restaurant is chaotic enough but trying to do so in the midst of a global pandemic and a staccato shutdown caused additional worries.
Each year begins with a trip to the market for Tamie Collins, owner of Zinnias Boutique in Waseca. Often accompanied by her three daughters, s…
Some would argue that 2020 was the worst year of their life, but Dorothy Loonan would argue that it was the year she restarted her life.
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