This morning's News Headlines:

• SCC Celebrating First Generation College Celebration Day
• MPCA Releases New Water Quality Report for 2025
• MSBA Reports 62.5% of School Referendums Passed in 2025
• FAA Set to Reduce Airline Traffic as Federal Shutdown Continues
• Senator Klobuchar Optimistic After Tariff Hearings Wednesday
• GreenSeam Hosting Annual Rural Forum in December

This morning's News Headlines:

• Many Area Referendums and Bond Questions Pass Tuesday
• Over 60% of School Questions and Bond Proposals Pass in MN 
• Minnesota Senate Back to 1 Seat Majority after District 47 Win
• Over 600 Allina Workers Set for One Day Strike over Contract
• Mayor Jacob Frey Leads in Initial Round of MPLS Mayor Voting
• No One Hurt in New Ulm Apartment Boiler Explosion

This morning's News Headlines:

• Authorities Identify Victims in Hanska Shooting
• MAPS Board Approves 2025A Bond Sale
• Minnesota Breaks Ground on New Crime Lab in Mankato
• Governor Walz Breaking Ground on New Crime Lab in Mankato
• Several Bond and Referendum Items on Ballots Today
• Xcel Energy Set to Build Battery Energy Storage Site in Becker

This Morning's News Headlines:

• Suspect in Hanska Double Murder Arrested in Iowa Sunday
• Mankato Teachers Association Votes in Favor of New Contract
• Valley View Dental Health & Wellness Hosting Vet Event
• Governor Walz Breaking Ground on New Crime Lab in Mankato
• Federal Judge Orders SNAP Benefits to Be Paid Out for NOV
• Lisa Demuth Announces Run for Minnesota Governor

This morning's News Headlines:

• MSU Mankato Offering Free Services for Veterans Nov 13
• Allina to Assume Birthing Services in Owatonna on November 17th
• MnDOT Beginning 6 Month Study on Hwy 68 Lighting
• 95 Year Old Gaylord Man Injured in Semi Crash Thursday
• Police Urging Attentive Driving with Halloween on a Friday
• MN Farmers Fear Long Term Concerns with Soybean Markets

This Morning's News Headlines:

• MSU Mankato Receives Grant for Special Education Funding
• No Injuries Reported in Two Vehicle Crash In Washington Lake
• City of North Mankato Asking for Input for New Recreation Center
• City of Minnesota Utilizing Private Auditor for Medicaid Services
• Edmund Fitzgerald 50th Anniversary Event Sells Out
• Bethany Lutheran Students Raise 3,200 Pounds for Echo Food Shelf

This morning's News Headlines:

• High Speed Chase Across Multiple Counties Ends in Mankato
• Kern Bridge Reconstruction Project Gets Final Bid Approval
• State of Minnesota Suing Trump Administration Over SNAP Funds
• Hastings Restaurant Offering Free Meals for SNAP Recipients
• Former MPLS Police Officer Tao Thao Set for Release Monday
• State Lottery Officials Says Over Half of Raffle Tickets Purchased

This morning's News Headlines:

• Governor Walz Announces $4 Million in Funds for Food Shelves
• GoFundMe Established for Farmington Girl Killed Friday 
• Linder Farm Network Expands With 4 New Stations in SW MN
• City of Mankato’s Fall Leaf Cleanup Runs Through NOV 21
• Minnesota Homeowners Uncertain of Energy Assistance
• PowerOn Minnesota Open Houses Set for Southern MN in November

This morning's News Headlines:

• Blue Earth County Reviewing DWI Breath Tests After Entry Error
• Farmington Woman Killed in Crash Friday Morning
• Hormel Recalling Chicken Products after Metal Discovered
• Area Food Banks Warning of Shortages if SNAP Benefits Stop
• City of Mankato Accepting Event Grant Applications Through Nov
• Allina Doctors Preparing to Strike if New Deal isn’t Reached

This morning's News Headlines:

• MAPS Shares 2025 Vision Card Updating Education Progress
• MnDOT Hosting Public Meeting on Highway 93 Project Monday
• Owatonna Parks and Rec Hosting Controlled Burn Monday
• Target Eliminating 1,800 Positions in Company Restructuring
• Mankato YMCA Hosting Spooktacular Social Saturday
• Sophia Forchas Returns to Annunciation School