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Some say Lady of the Hills Cancer Curing: Spiritual Sites Part 3
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 Prayers to the Virgin Mary back in 1953 seem to have sparked a miracle after Bill Danelke's cancer was mysteriously cured. In turn, Bill promised to one day build a giant statue in her honor. |
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Wheaton Community Reacts to Pastor Barnes' Guilty Verdict
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 Thy Kingdom Come church pastor Danny Barnes was found guilty of fifth degree assault in a Traverse county courtroom this week. |
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Eden Valley-Watkins Record Remains Untarnished as they Breeze by Yellow Medicine East to Win the Section 6A Finals.
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 Eden Valley-Watkins simply has too many offensive weapons as they beat the Sting 36-7 on Nov. 6 to head to the state tournament. |
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Parkers Prairie Wins the Rubber Match Against Brandon-Evansville to Head to the 6A Championship
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 It was a clash of the titans as the two champs of the Little Eight Conference did Battle at University of Minnesota Morris on Nov. 5. |
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Fighting Spirit of Erhard Boy Felt in Local Garden: Spiritual Sites Part 2
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 Created in memory of a 15-year-old boy who lost a life long battle with Batten’s disease, some say they can feel the presence of 15-year-old Adam Pederson in one Erhard garden. |
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Wadena-Deer Creek Votes YES to more Student Spending
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 Wadena-Deer Creek teachers and students are celebrating today after a district wide tax referendum passed that will effectively triple the amount the community spends on its kids. |
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Clarkfield Native Breaks Deadlifting World Record in Nevada...and oh Yeah, He's Twelve-Years-Old
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 Twelve-year-old Kirby Winson of Clarkfield has been deadlifting in his basement for more than a year and over the Halloween weekend he put his name in the record books. |
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Late Harvest Causes Concern for Firearm Deer Hunting Opener
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 Seeing fellow hunters during deer drives is always difficult, but because of this years late harvest it will be even more of a concern. |
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Willmar Authorities Warn: Rural Gangs Steadily on the Rise
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 The latest incident in a string of greater Minnesota violence has Willmar authorities concerned about rural gang activity. |
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Panthers Beat Rockets for Third Time...This Time Sending Them Home
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 You could literally feel the rivalry as first place in the Little Eight Conference Parkers Prairie took on third place Underwood on November 5th. |
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Minnesota Farmers Battle November Rain, Falling Grain Prices.
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 With acres of crops still standing, agricultural experts say Minnesota farmers are bracing for a wet, late season harvest and these conditions could mean falling grain prices and moldy crops. |
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Former State Auditor Pat Anderson kicks off Campaign for Governor
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 Former State Auditor Pat Anderson officially kicked off her candidacy for governor in 2010 with a tour of the state that included a stop at the Alexandria Senior Center and the KSAX studio. |
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Utility Companies Pull the Plug on Big Stone II Project
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 The anticipated $1.6 Billion coal-fired plant that was supposed to be built in Milbank South Dakota is now a thing of the past. |
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All Volunteer Firefighters Run Drills to Save Lives
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 The all volunteer Alexandria fire department runs emergency drills every Monday night to ensure their readiness for emergencies. |
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Black Friday Deals 2009: Small Town Businesses Want To Lure Shoppers Away From Big Box Stores
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 A few small business owners are taking important steps to keep holiday shopping dollars close to home. |
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Wadena Teen in Desperate Need of a Kidney
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 Patrick Sibert is a normal kid with a big problem, he needs a kidney transplant and fast. |
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Head-On Crash Near Fergus Falls Kills Two
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 The Minnesota State Patrol says a pickup truck spun out of control on snow-covered roads in west-central Minnesota, leading to a head-on collision that killed two Doran residents. |
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The Panthers Send the Knights Packing Quick in Parkers Prairie.
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 The 21-6 Parkers Prairie Panthers had little trouble taking care of the 7-15 West Central Area Knights on Oct. 30. |
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Police Department Uses Online "Most Wanted" List to Apprehend Criminals
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 In an effort to involve the people of Alexandria in making their community more safe, the Alexandria Police Department has posted an Alexandria's "Most Wanted' list on their website. |
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Fate of Hecker's Bankrupt Brainerd Car Dealership Unknown
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 The fate of a Brainerd dealership once run by bankrupt auto magnate Denny Hecker was uncertain after a judge rejected an agreement to sell its assets to a Twin Cities auto dealer. |
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Wheaton Pastor Sounds Off on Race, Religion and His Violent Rap Sheet
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 From the death of a toddler within the walls of his church to being charged with assault multiple times, Thy Kingdom Come Church Pastor Danny Barnes has been surrounded by controversy. |
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Osakis Volleyball Trumps Royalton in Four Close Games
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 The Osakis Silverstreaks sent the Royalton Royals packing in four close games to kick off the Prairie Conference sections. |
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Big Win for the Alexandria Blizzard Over U.S.A. Womens National Team.
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 The Runestone Community Center had a guest of honor on October 28 as the U.S.A Womens National team stopped by to play the Blizzard. |
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Upper Red Lake Predicts Big Walleye Numbers, but Smaller Sized Catches
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 Anglers will have to settle for smaller walleyes on Upper Red Lake this winter. |
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Eight Puppies Shot Dead After Willmar Man "Loses it"
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 A Willmar man made his first court appearance Tuesday after allegedly shooting nine puppies. Eight of them did not survive. His tenant said he just "lost it" following a dispute Saturday night. |
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The Cardinals Send the Eagles Packing in Game One of the 8AAAA Playoffs
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 With a 7-1 record and home field advantage on their side Alexandria made Saint Cloud Apollo start the buses in the CLC post season opener. |
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Masked Man Robs Pillsbury Junction Convenience Store in Pillager, Minn.
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 Authorities received a report that a masked man robbed the Pillsbury Junction Convenience Store in Pillager, Monday around 8:00 p.m. |
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Alexandria City Council Takes Pay Cut
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 The Alexandria City Council voted to amend an ordinance that would have increased their salary Monday. |
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H1N1 Nasal Spray Finds its Way to Minnesota, Who is First to Get Vaccinated?
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 Otter Tail Department of Health recently received a limited amount of nasal spray vaccine for the H1N1 Virus and Fergus Falls got a portion. |
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Fergus Falls Woman Dies in Car Crash near Tenmile, Oregon
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 A single car crash leaves two people dead and two others injured near Tenmile, Ore. |
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Alexandria Students Expanding Horizons with Mandarin Chinese
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 Discovery Middle School students are learning China's most common dialect, Mandarin Chinese. |
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Wadena-Deer Central Hosts Central Lakes Area High School.
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 Wadena-Deer Central's football team breaks 24 game curse hosting West Central Area for the last game of the regular season. |
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Alexandria Football Ends Strong, Putting the Hurt on Fergus Falls
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 The Alexandria Cardinals football team ends the regular season at 7-1 as they traveled to beat a struggling Fergus Falls team. |
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Fergus Falls City Council Passes Hockey Arena; Community Upset
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 The vote passed 7-1, and the community is upset that the vote was not on the meeting’s agenda. |
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H1N1 Vaccines soon to Arrive in Beltrami Co.
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 In a matter of days Beltrami County will receive a limited supply of H1N1 vaccines. |
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Spirits or Science? Freakish Brooms Defy Gravity in South Haven
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 Shelly Johnston and her neighbor aren’t sure why their brooms have been standing straight up all by themselves for three days, but say they feel a bit bewitched by the freakish phenomenon. |
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Jury Finds Man Guilty in Alexandria Drive-by Shooting Trial
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 A jury Douglas County court found 28-year-old James Brown, of Alexandria, guilty of commiting a drive by shooting. |
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Instant Stimulus Package: Area Residents Trade Old Treasures for Cash
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 Classic guitars, vintage toys, gold jewelry and more: folks were trading their antique treasures for cash in Fergus Falls, Wednesday. |
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MN Teens Could Win Big with new "Don't Text and Drive" Video Contest
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 Minnesota teens, fire up those video cameras, you could win big in the "Don't Text and Drive" TV Commercial Challenge. |
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24-year-old Man Hit and Killed by Train in Litchfield
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 Investigators says a man may have been listening to music on his headphones before he was struck and killed by a train in Litchfield. |
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Common-law Wife Arrested in Beltrami County Death
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 Twenty-five-year-old Betsy Hanks was arrested late Thursday evening in connection with the death of her common-law husband Matthew Albert. |
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Family Moving Forward after Rapist gets Life in Prison
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 Not in her wildest dreams did Dawn Boyle imagine the man her family called a friend would turn out to be their worst nightmare. |
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Little Falls Man Dies After Car Hits Tree
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 Authorities responded to a one vehicle accident Sunday in Crow Wing Co. that left one man dead. |
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Fumes from Gas Heater May be the Cause of 2 Deaths in Rural Longville
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 On Sat. Oct 17th, the Cass County Sheriff's Office responded to a report of 2 people found dead in a rural Longville cabin. |
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Thieves Steal Prescription Drugs, Money from Breen's Pharmacy in Benson
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 On October 16th, the Benson Police Department responded to a report of a burglary at Breen's Pharmacy in Benson, Minn. |
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3 Vehicle Crash in Hubbard Co. Ejects Park Rapids Resident
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 On October 14, 2009, at approximately 6:38 p.m., the Hubbard County Sheriff's Office received a report of a three vehicle accident on County Road 4, approximately 1/2 mile south of County Road 40 in Lake Emma Township. |
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Sen. Amy Klobuchar Announces Funding for Minn. Crop Producers
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 U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar made an announcement Thursday, Oct. 15th, that Minn. crop producers will be receiving aid for development of specialty crops. |
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