Authorities warn a con artist is claiming to be the sheriff of Mower County. KTTC in Rochester also reports someone is going door-to-door using state Senator Carla Nelson's name to solicit money.
Each bedroom has its own bathroom. And there are four laundry rooms.
The business is trying to attract workers from as far away as Iowa and Wisconsin.
The boy suffered serious injuries that have required ongoing care.
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He's awaiting extradition back to North Dakota.
There have been at least 246 deaths on Minnesota roads this year.
DFLers accuse 15 Republican senators of an inappropriate use of taxpayer money. But the senators say the fliers they printed were only updating constituents on what lawmakers were doing. The Democrats will ask the Ramsey County attorney to file a complaint.
A mail carrier who was convicted of stealing holiday cards and the money inside them was sentenced Friday in Mower County Court. The Austin Daily Herald said Doyle Dean Tarrence, 47, received three years probation and 80 hours community service after he was found guilty on one felony count of mail theft.
Park Rapids granny Nancy Leeseberg would have sworn the voice on the other end of the phone was her grandson. But in the end, she didn't fall for his story about a trip to Guatemala. The "grandparent scam" is getting more sophisticated.
Lisa and Brian Finnvik were married Saturday at the Profile Event Center on the University of Minnesota campus, and their cards and gifts were left in a parked car at a Holiday Inn. The next morning, they discovered roughly $3,000 worth of gift cards and checks had been stolen. They say it should serve as a warning to other newlyweds. A similar crime happened in July.
The Globe Gazette reports John Arndt, of Hayfield, was arrested and booked into the Mower County Jail. He's awaiting extradition to Iowa. Police believe Arndt stole the pigs over the span of a year and sold them at livestock auctions.
The city is warning residents to be on alert for companies going door-to-door that claim they have products that will stop or prevent emerald ash borer infestations.
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