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Visitors and those who work at the Minnesota Capitol will encounter new security measures beginning Wednesday.
Prosecutors are seeking a 30-year prison term for one of the key defendants in the Feeding Our Future fraud case, which they ...
St. John’s Lutheran Community late last month initiated a standard market evaluation of its original nursing home building, ...
More than 2,000 Freeborn Mower Electric Cooperative customers are without power Wednesday morning after heavy rain and wind swept through the area. The cooperative’s website stated as of 8:45 a.m., ...
The Albert Lea school board heard a presentation Monday about a program in place in the district to help mentor new teachers. Tonya Franks, executive director of academics and accountability for the ...
A story in the weekend edition of the Tribune about a conviction of a man who plans to open a dispensary in Albert Lea has had some people questioning the newspaper’s use of information in the story.
Can you believe it? We’re already almost done with the first week in August, and two weeks from today Albert Lea Area Schools will be back in session.
Thursday is National Purple Heart Day. Military service members are awarded with the Purple Heart for being wounded or killed ...
As the Glenville-Emmons School Board chair, I want to thank community members for the thoughtful questions and conversations ...
As a parent in the Glenville-Emmons School District, I am writing to express my strong support for the upcoming bond ...
We have entered the Twilight Zone where fantasy is replacing reality. This will have serious consequences for our country and ...
The city of Wells started its annual Wells Kernel Days on Tuesday with events culminating Friday and Saturday before wrapping up on Sunday. Throughout the week there will be music, park activities, ...