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  • JimSchulte

    The CEO of the Redwood Area Hospital has been charged with two gross misdemeanor counts of theft. Jim Schulte is accused of filing a thousand dollars worth of travel reimbursement claims to both the hospital …

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    07 Aug 12
  • MotorcycleCrash

    A Montgomery man suffered serious injuries early this (TUE) morning when his motorcycle ran off the road in Le Sueur County. 31-year-old Thomas Kocina was travelling northbound on Highway 13 near Sunfish Lake when his …

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    07 Aug 12
  • CarVsSemi

    A Sherburn woman was hurt Monday morning when a semi-truck collided with her car in Martin County. The accident happened at around 8am where Highway 4 meets Interstate 90 in Sherburn. 63-year-old Catherine Cain was …

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    07 Aug 12
  • Thunderstorm

    It’s been pretty quiet around the state tornado-wise in the past two months, despite an early start to the severe-weather season. The National Weather Service’s Todd Krause says that there was a tornado on March …

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    07 Aug 12
  • Crops

    Welcome rain helped topsoil moisture supplies hold relatively steady across Minnesota this past week, despite the drought across most of the country. In its weekly crop weather report for Minnesota, the USDA says that rainfall …

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    07 Aug 12
  • FatalCrash2

    A 58-year-old Belle Plaine man was killed in a car crash on Highway 212 in Glencoe Saturday afternoon. It happened at about 2:20pm at the intersection with Morningside Avenue. A Toyota Corolla driven by 60-year-old …

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    06 Aug 12
  • CarCrash2

    The New Ulm Police Department is investigating a hit-and-run collision that occurred Saturday night. The accident took place in the parking lot behind Jake’s Pizza on South Broadway in New Ulm. A red Dodge Intrepid …

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    06 Aug 12
  • WhoopingCough

    Minnesota continues to add 40 new cases of whooping cough every day, and the total is now over 2,000. The current outbreak meets the definition of an epidemic, although officials don’t like to call it …

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    06 Aug 12

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