Rice County has experienced its first coronavirus death involving a man with connections to Dodge County.

The coronavirus COVID-19 caused the Blooming Prairie annual Easter Egg Hunt to be cancelled this year.

"I love my job because everyone is happy to see me at the door," says the owner of one of the widest smiles

A Dodge County cop killer will be moved to a lower-risk prison after action taken Tuesday by a Parole Review Board co

"It is something I can do to help," explains Blooming Prairie woman Nancy Peterson, telling why she has mad

Dodge County Sheriff Scott Rose is warning businesses that there are penalties for violating the governor’s stay-at-h

Despite a spike in deaths statewide from the coronavirus pandemic, southeastern Minnesota continues to be spared of a

Remember 9/11? After the attacks, the biggest seller in the stores was anything that had a U.S. Flag on it.

Life has been filled with challenges over the past few years for a rural Austin teenager that she has even surprised

Only emergency cases are being accepted by the five offices of Main Street Dental in southern Minnesota, including Bl

Sometime late in 1928 the Wisconsin Syndicate established a reliable partnership within the Blooming Prairie communit

For a 13-year-old Owatonna girl and her sisters, it was all about delivering a message of hope in the midst of a life

They’ve been forced to switch up their routine slightly, but members of Trinity Lutheran Church are still providing f

There's a lot to be said about a small-town grocer, remarked a customer of Vandal's Family Market in Bloomi

Just days after county officials declared a peacetime emergency for the coronavirus pandemic, three confirmed cases o

Even though Pastor Michael Simmerman is in the middle of being self-quarantine, he is still finding a meaningful way

Owatonna Granite and Monument owners John and Barb Heerema are at- tempting to make the best out of a situation beyon