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Political season kicks off with caucuses

In what has been deemed as the grassroots of the political process, the local political parties held their precinct c

Romance Forever

Valentine's Day is every day for Marge and Jerry Oxley of Blooming Prairie.

Husky athletes sign to play sports in college

Friends and family gathered to view as 14 Owatonna student-athletes took turns putting pen to paper and signed their

COURT BACK IN SESSION

Court is fully back in session at the Steele County Courthouse in Owatonna after being shutdown for more than a year.

SUPER BOWL BOUND

Medford’s Logan Pleschourt and his older brother, Anthony Lique, were attending the Minnesota Vikings’ divisional-rou

BUILT FOR THE ROAD AHEAD

Sometimes misfortunes have a way of producing life-changing experiences for people.

Cancer battle forces fair manager to step down

Minnesota’s top county fair will be without a manager beginning next week.

A Christmas miracle prompts joy for teen battling cancer

Logan Pleschourt and his family may have experienced their own “Christmas Miracle.”

Breaking News: Huskies State Champs!

The Owatonna Huskies captured the state Class 5A Football Championship Saturday night at U.S.

Pastor on redial

The Rev.

EYE ON SAFETY

Emergency personnel in Steele County will soon have an extra eye to aide in protecting the safety of area residents. 

Steele County killers sent off to prison

Two men will be spending considerable time behind bars for their involvement in the 2016 drug-related homicide in Ste

FESTIVAL OF TREES

Devastation overcame Laurie Running when she found out her oldest daughter was developmentally disabled more than 30

BREAKING NEWS: Referendum passes in Blooming Prairie

The results are in from the Blooming Prairie School District 756 elections Tuesday.

BP voters face school referendum Nov. 7

"We need people to get out and vote for the betterment of education," says Barry Olson, superintendent of B

The Great Pumpkin

Kevin Walsh didn’t need to search very far or long for the great pumpkin this Halloween.

The race to finish harvest

Southern Minnesota farmers had a good reason to be grumpy after a light dusting of snow struck overnight last Thursda

SERVICE FOR OTHERS

Behind the backdrop of a beautiful fall day, 17 volunteers donated their sweat and talents to help build the latest H