No-Bake Avocado Key Lime Pie
A delicious dessert with a healthy twist. Use avocados as the creamy base to this traditional key lime pie.
View ArticleButker's late FGs help Chiefs rally past Vikings
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Harrison Butker watched his 44-yard field goal split the uprights, the clocks inside Arrowhead Stadium reading zero, and the Chiefs kicker turned and sprinted the other
View ArticleMinnesota state senator says he's victim of 'revenge porn'
A state senator from Minnesota says he’s the victim of “revenge porn” perpetrated by a “former friend” who sent explicit images to legislative colleagues. Democratic Sen. Scott Dibble says he’s been...
View ArticleMinnesota environmental groups push for bag fees in 2 cities
Environmental groups and activists in two Minnesota cities are advocating for a new strategy to encourage reusable rather than disposable bags. Minneapolis and Duluth advocates are pushing for fees for...
View ArticleMinnesota company snubs time change by removing clocks
While most everyone wishes they could turn back time, one of the largest corporations in the country is sick of it. Minnesota-based 3M is taking advantage of the end of daylight saving time and...
View ArticleKrispy Kreme orders student to halt doughnut resale service
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) – A Minnesota college student says Krispy Kreme has told him to stop making doughnut runs to Iowa. Twenty-one-year-old Jayson Gonzalez would make weekend runs to a Krispy Kreme...
View ArticleSurvey suggests slight rebound in Midwest economic growth
An October survey of business supply managers suggests a bump occurred in economic growth for nine Midwest and Plains states, according to a report released Friday. The Mid-America Business Conditions...
View ArticleUpdate: Woman seriously injured in tractor rollover near Nicollet
NICOLLET — A 38-year-old St. Peter woman was seriously injured Sunday when a tractor fell off a gooseneck trailer and rolled in a field approach a few miles southwest of
View ArticleO’Gara’s Bar and Grill, a landmark St. Paul institution, won’t reopen
O’Gara’s Bar and Grill, a St. Paul institution for more than 75 years, will not re-open, its owners announced Sunday night. Owners Dan and Kris O’Gara announced plans in September…
View ArticleNews | Mankato, MN
As part of Winter Hazard Awareness Week November 4-8, public safety officials encourage residents to build winter weather safety kits that includes an emergency blanket, first aid kit, hand warmers,...
View ArticleSanders attempts to recapture 2016 political energy
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Sen. Bernie Sanders attempted to recapture the political energy at a Minneapolis rally that led to his runaway victory in the Minnesota DFL presidential caucus four years ago. He...
View ArticleLittle snow, but plenty of crashes on slick Minnesota roads
It didn’t take a lot of snow to create a major headache on roadways in Minnesota. The Minnesota State Patrol says that 118 crashes were reported between 6 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. Saturday, on a morning...
View ArticleUnited Way to Host Reading Festival Nov. 23
Children and families are invited to Greater Mankato Area United Way’s sixth annual Reading Festival from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Saturday, November 23 at the Mankato Family YMCA Blue Gym. This year’s...
View ArticleTractor Rollover in Nicollet Co. Injures One
A Nicollet County man suffers serious injuries after a tractor rollover. According to the Nicollet County Sheriff’s Office, just before 7 Sunday night, there was a report of a tractor rollover near the...
View ArticleMNsure Fields Strong First Day
MNsure launched its seventh open enrollment on November 1. On this first day of open enrollment, MNsure has seen strong interest — by 4:00 p.m., MNsure.org had received over 30,700 visits and the...
View ArticleTwo Veteran's Day Activities Upcoming
November 11, 2019 @ 1 pm Veteran’s Day Ceremony in Historic Lincoln Park Presented by the Boy in Blue Memorial Project November 20, 2019 @ 7 pm Boys in Blue Civil War Stories Morson-Ario-Strand VFW...
View ArticleImmigration looms over contested Minnesota school referendum
WORTHINGTON, Minn. (AP) – Residents of the Minnesota town of Worthington will decide whether to approve nearly $34 million in new borrowing to expand schools that have filled to overflowing in recent...
View ArticleMan fatally shot in St. Paul; city's 4th homicide in week
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) – St. Paul has reported its fourth homicide in a week. Police say one man was fatally shot and another seriously wounded on St. Paul’s East Side on Saturday evening. Callers...
View ArticleRepresentative Brand Says CWD Has Lawmakers Attention
Minnesota’s shotgun deer season begins this Saturday. The issue of chronic wasting disease has the attention of lawmakers. “We’ve talked about a whole host of issues in Minnesota, “Jeff Brand is a...
View ArticleBloomington shooting leaves 1 man dead, another injured
BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (AP) – Police say a shooting in Bloomington has left one man dead and another injured. Officers were called to the shooting at a home early Sunday. Police say officers saw multiple...
View ArticleNorth Mankato Council To Change Local Tax In An Effort To Collect Internet Sales
The North Mankato City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the city’s local sales and use tax at its meeting tonight. The city is considering repealing and replacing the current tax to close...
View ArticleOfficer Involved Shooting In Cottage Grove
Cottage Grove police report an officer-involved shooting in the St. Paul suburb. The Cottage Grove Police Department says on its Facebook page the department is on the scene of the shooting Monday near...
View ArticleTop 25 Changes in the 2020 National Electrical Code
A closer look at the most important 25 revisions to this edition of the Code
View ArticleMankato man accused of assault, threats
MANKATO — A Mankato man is accused of assaulting and threatening a woman he knows.
View ArticleMankato man charged with assaulting officer
MANKATO — A man is accused of assaulting a police officer after causing a disturbance at a Mankato medical facility.
View ArticleChildren's Museum to Host Military Appreciation Day
The Children’s Museum of Southern Minnesota is excited to host an event to show appreciation and recognize the sacrifices made by the military service members and their families. On Sunday, November...
View ArticleKrispy Kreme reverses course, allows student resale service
Krispy Kreme has reached an agreement with a Minnesota college student who drove to Iowa every weekend to buy hundreds of doughnuts to resell them in the Twin Cities area. The company said in a...
View ArticleHelp us help you stay safe in cold weather
As part of Winter Hazard Awareness Week November 4-8, public safety officials encourage residents to build winter weather safety kits that include an emergency blanket, first aid kit, hand warmers,...
View ArticleGustavus Physics Department to Host "Star Party" Friday Night
The Gustavus Adolphus College Department of Physics invites stargazers of all ages to attend a “Star Party” in Olin Hall on Friday, November 8, from 7-10 p.m. Free and open to the public, the Gustavus...
View ArticleDNR finds more carcass disposal bins as deer season nears
After one hauler backed out, Minnesota wildlife managers said Monday they’re close to rounding up enough trash bins to safely dispose of deer carcasses as they try to stop the spread of chronic wasting...
View ArticleMinnesota officers fatally shoot man who held family hostage
A man armed with a gun carjacked two vehicles, sexually assaulted a woman and briefly held a family of four hostage in their suburban St. Paul home Monday morning before officers fatally shot him...
View ArticleMinnesota DNR rejects ban on lead ammunition, tackle
Minnesota wildlife officials have rejected a request from environmental groups to ban the use of lead in rifle bullets, birdshot and fishing tackle. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources denied...
View ArticleState Ag Officials Look for Input on Minnesota’s Industrial Hemp Program
The Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) will be holding three listening sessions around the state to gather input on Minnesota’s Industrial Hemp Program. Currently, the MDA is drafting a state...
View ArticleHorizon Homes in Mankato Recognized By DHS
A Mankato business is recognized by the department of human services. The Minnesota Department of Human Services has announced the winners of its Circle of Excellence awards, which recognize...
View ArticleSuspect arrested after school marked by swastika
EDINA, Minn. (AP) — Police in a Minneapolis suburb have arrested a suspect after a swastika and other offensive graffiti was found at an elementary school. In an e-mail to Edina School District...
View ArticleWhat Should We Do When Our Organization Discovers Fraud?
Leaders can hire the best individuals, conduct background checks, implement internal controls, and still be victims of fraud. Here’s how to react if it happens to you.
View ArticleThese ‘manoomin’ dishes fit well for fall weather
Fall is here, time to bring out the hot dishes and soups. Nothing’s better in either of those than some Minnesota grown wild rice.
View ArticleTaking On SMB Banking Friction
Wise explores Banking as a Service and open banking in the U.S. to disrupt small business banking that enhances value without reinventing the wheel.
View Article28 ideas to make your home a wellness refuge all winter long
From brightening your mood to inspiring you to move to keeping cold and flu bugs out, here’s your here-comes-winter to-do list.
View ArticleOur View: NCAA: League must go further on compensation for athletes
While the NCAA took a good first step admitting that college athletes deserve “to benefit” for the millions they bring to their schools and the league, it left open options
View ArticleViewpoint: Munson’s fake news a lesson in democracy
Rep. Jeremy Munson hosted St. Clair elementary students at the Capitol on Thursday in a kind of Halloween-day civics lesson, but it may be Munson who needs a lesson in
View ArticleOur View::GOP creates smokescreen on access issue
While the U.S. government faces the most serious challenge in history to its democratic institutions, it’s troubling that one of the major political parties seeks to threaten the process for
View ArticleOur View: Inclusivity: Community must take on challenge, be accountable
In our rapidly deteriorating civil society, inclusivity matters more than ever.
View ArticleOur View: State's water shouldn't be for exportation
The Old West saying that “Whiskey is for drinking, water is for fighting over” remains true today.
View ArticleLake Crystal man charged with fleeing police
LAKE CRYSTAL — A Lake Crystal man faces felony charges for fleeing police and drug possession.
View ArticleShopko Optical opens on Madison Avenue
MANKATO — A new Shopko Optical center has opened at 1701 East Madison Ave. in the strip mall where Slumberland is located.
View ArticleTractor accident victim out of hospital
NICOLLET — A 38-year-old St. Peter woman injured in tractor accident Sunday southwest of St. Peter is no longer hospitalized.
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