Morning News March 21

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Butt dial nabs burglers

Police encourage people to call 9-1-1 when they suspect a crime, but they certainly don’t expect to receive a call from a person while they are committing a crime. Early Thursday morning the Blue Earth …

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Milk prices are dropping

After several profitable years dairy farmers are beginning to feel a crunch as prices have dropped more than one-third since last fall. Profits have been slashed because milk prices have fallen and some farmers are …

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Six leaders recognized for distinguished service

Bishop John M. LeVoir of the Diocese of New Ulm presented the 2015 Diocesan Distinguished Service Award to six Catholics of the diocese prior to the Bishop Lucker Lecture held Monday at the Church of …

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Most of Minnesota officially in drought

The update Thursday from the U.S. Drought Monitor shows that 88 percent of Minnesota is in a moderate drought. The only parts of Minnesota that are not in drought are the southwest, southeast and northeast …

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Torkelson says Governor should stop the blame game

One week after agreeing to carry Governor Dayton’s buffer legislation in hopes of making the bill acceptable to both environmental and ag interests, State Representative Paul Torkelson said he was troubled by the governor’s accusations …

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Morning Sports March 20

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Morning News March 20

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