Good News For Ethanol Biz
There’s some good news for Minnesota’s ethanol industry in the latest round of USDA reports. Economist Joe Glauber says corn used for ethanol was increased by 50-million bushels for this crop and the next. He …
17 Jun 13
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U of M Tuition Freeze Approved
The University of Minnesota Board of Regents has approved a tuition freeze for in-state undergraduates next year. University officials say it’s the first tuition freeze in a generation. The plan also increases tuition for students …
17 Jun 13 -
Local Blood Drives This Week
The American Red Cross Bloodmobile is making a few stops around the area this week. The need for blood is constant, with someone in the US needing a blood transfusion every 2 seconds. Around 44,000 …
17 Jun 13 -
New Ulm Concert In The Park
The Monday Night Concerts in the Park continue this (MON) evening in New Ulm’s German Park with a free show by Barton’s Hollow. The Minnesota bluegrass and acoustic band has members that range in age …
17 Jun 13 -
Berger sentenced
A Fairfax man was sentenced in Sibley County Court to more than nine years in prison on three felony second degree criminal sexual conduct charges. Troy M. Berger was sentenced to 110 1/3 months at …
14 Jun 13 -
Funds coming for Highway 169
The federal government is providing nearly $10 million to rebuild portions of Highway 169 between Mankato and St. Peter that suffered flood damage in 2010. A three-mile stretch will be raised out of the 100-year …
13 Jun 13 -
BCA concludes investigation in standoff
The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension has completed its investigation into a North Mankato standoff that occurred in January in which a man was shot and killed by police. Authorities were called to the Lloyd …
13 Jun 13 -
Body Of Mankato Native Found
The body of a Mankato native missing for nearly a month in Colorado has been found in the mountains near Denver, and officials are calling it a homicide. 49-year-old David Noren was last seen May …
11 Jun 13
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