Friday June 6, 2025 Twin Cities, MN (HOL) – Members of the Somali community in Minnesota have expressed frustration and concern over the latest travel ban announced by former U.S. President Donald Trump, which targets citizens from 12 countries, including …
SAINT PAUL, Minn. (KTTC) – Three statewide county associations have sent a letter to Minnesota’s congressional delegation to express what they are calling “serious concerns” over the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) ‘sanctuary jurisdiction’ …
WILLMAR — Lakeland Media LLC of Mankato announced the purchase of three radio stations Monday in west central Minnesota from Headwaters Media LLC of Willmar. The radio company's new acquisitions include: KKLN-FM 94.1 The Loon Radio, Willmar KSCR-FM…
Studying journalism at the University of Minnesota, Evan Pederson is a summer intern for the West Central Tribune covering a range of topics. Evan enjoys watching movies, following the Vikings and Timberwolves and going on bike rides.
BEMIDJI — Red Lake County is heading to another state tournament this year. After winning the Minnesota Section 8A boys basketball title this winter, the Rebels are now also section baseball champions. Red Lake County beat Win-E-Mac twice in the …
So Minnesota: Eagan park combines nature and art One park in the Twin Cities combines nature and art. Caponi Art Park in Eagan is set on 60 acres of rolling wooded hills. “The idea behind the park itself is that it’s a sixty-acre sculpture and when people …
Boat traffic was heavy on Lake Minnetonka as daylight faded Friday, May 22, 2015, near Lord Fletcher's in Spring Park, MN.](DAVID JOLES/STARTRIBUNE)djoles@startribune.com As boaters flock to Minnesota lakes and rivers this holiday weekend for the …
Minnesota is one of multiple states under investigation for Title IX violations. PublishedJune 5, 2025 5:52 PM EDT•UpdatedJune 5, 2025 7:27 PM EDT Facebook Twitter Email Copy Link (MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.) – As a transgender-identifying male athlete leads a …
Following a WCCO Investigation, a new law will require all law enforcement agencies in the state of Minnesota to log all firearms used in a crime in a national database called eTrace. WCCO's Senior Investigative Reporter Jennifer Mayerle explains.
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