During a time when it was uncommon for women to be involved in politics, she became the first woman to ever serve in

A woman faces multiple felonies in connection with a domestic assault involving a motor vehicle in Owatonna.

The Blooming Prairie Area Chamber of Commerce has named its new executive director.

Working in the mission fields of Hurricane Michael in Florida proved to be more than mission work for an Owatonna cou

Dual citizenship isn’t something that Charlotte Vaillancourt thought about, but when the opportunity presented itself

The mural that hung in the dining room of Jerry’s Supper Club in downtown Owatonna for 50 years will be preserved by

Are you looking for a little love?

Little Theater of Owatonna is doing everything it can to make sure the show goes on this time.

The Lois Riess murder investigation will be featured in a two-hour “Dateline NBC” Friday night.

Cheryl Kasper’s fifth-grade class at St.

Frustration is mounting among senior citizens who want to get COVID-19 vaccinations, but a limited supply of vaccine

Blocks of snows are carefully being carved away and shaped to a myriad of different designs in Owatonna’s Central Par

An Owatonna man faces a federal charge after he is accused of threatening to kill cops at a pro-Trump rally and selli

The Rev.

Bars and restaurants across Minnesota opened their doors to the public last week after a mandated six-week pause due

The Blooming Prairie City Council will hold a public hearing on the proposed annexation of land for a Dollar General

What a difference a drive-thru experience makes in the battle of COVID-19.