Environmental specialist briefs Wadena County Board on regional grid reliability, route planning and public input for ...

Northfield sits in southeastern Minnesota with academic energy everywhere. Carleton College and St. Olaf College keep this place buzzing year-round. The Cannon River flows through downtown like nature ...

Austin’s historic mills faced repeated devastation from fires and floods, yet resilient owners rebuilt and modernized, ...

The Twin Cities sit on opposing shores of the mighty Mississippi River—Minneapolis is big brother to smaller and sleepier St.

Minneapolis is on pace to have its second-highest early voting turnout for a municipal election, with more than 23,000 people ...

The charming downtown features a wide main street with diagonal parking – a throwback to simpler times. Rent for a one-bedroom apartment typically runs $650-750 per month. The town sits near Itasca ...

EAST LANSING, MI – A Juilliard-trained violist and doctoral candidate at Michigan State University has been identified as the woman whose body was found in the Red Cedar River near MSU’s campus.

We've nearly made it through a wet and windy Wednesday, which will be good practice for more of the same tomorrow. by Theron Zahn,KOMONewsReporter RENTON, Wash. — A peaceful area along the Cedar River ...

(ABC 6 News) — The Cedar River Watershed District (CRWD) and City of Austin have been included in a $9 million grant program for flood mitigation. CRWD was approved by the Minnesota Department of ...

Police in East Lansing identified a woman who was found dead in the Red Cedar River. The body was identified as 32-year-old Meagan Turner, who was a doctoral candidate from Canada studying at MSU.

NEW ULM — The Minnesota River's past, present and future are the focus of a free event 7 p.m. Thursday at The Grand Center for Arts and Culture, 210 N. Minnesota St., New Ulm. A film screening, book ...

WATERLOO, Iowa — Crews in Waterloo have begun the annual "Fall Draw Down" of the Cedar River bladder dam. The city plans to deflate the dam at a rate of approximately two and a half inches per day.