LAKE CITY -- Members of the Lake City Yacht Club regularly go sailing because it's their passion, but this weekend they'll also sail for a cause

"Tell the cops my girlfriend was driving," a witness said the driver told him as he helped him out of a pickup truck after it rolled Sunday afternoon

Security at the Olmsted County Fair will be beefed up this year, but local authorities deny it has anything to do with recent gang-related incidents

CLAREMONT -- The Dodge County Sheriff's Office reported today that a fifth suspect has been arrested in connection with the stabbing death of a 42-year-old Claremont man in February

PIERRE, S.D. -- A date will likely be set soon for a state Transportation Commission hearing on the Dakota, Minnesota and Eastern Railroad's application to acquire land by condemnation for its planned $6 billion expansion project

BRICELYN, Minn. -- No charges are expected in a shooting that critically wounded a 15-year-old boy in southern Minnesota

A Rochester woman facing criminal neglect charges in connection with the care of her mother, who later died, made her first appearance in Olmsted District Court Thursday. Laura Lee Fritts, 63, is one of t

MINNEAPOLIS -- The two public beaches at Lake Nokomis in south Minneapolis are closed after vandals overturned a portable outdoor toilet. Matter from inside the toilet made its way into the storm sewer. Dawn Sommers, a spokeswoman fo

Authorities are investigating a second break-in within days at the same business. Sgt. Scott Behrns of the Olmsted County Sheriff's Office said the Pump & Munch in Chester, 6550 U.S. 14 E., was burglarized late Tuesday, t

ST. PAUL -- Minnesota pollution regulators are traveling the state to hear from livestock farmers about feedlots. The informal meetings start Monday in Glenwood to cover proposed changes in large feedlot permits. An official public c