MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – Former President Bill Clinton will speak at the University of Minnesota next month. Clinton will speak about the 50th anniversary of the passage of the Civil Rights Act. He’s scheduled to …
20 May 14
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – It’s widely used nationwide as a germ-killing ingredient in soaps, deodorants and even toothpaste, but it’s being banned in Minnesota. Gov. Mark Dayton recently signed a bill to make Minnesota the first …
20 May 14
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) – Minnesota farmers have been able to make gains planting corn, despite continued wet and cool weather. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, more than 20 percent of Minnesota’s …
20 May 14
WALKER, Minn. (AP) – A Cass Lake man is due in court this month on charges that he caused a drunken head-on collision that killed two people. A Brainerd Dispatch report says 27-year-old Michael …
19 May 14
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – While fisheries managers try to restore the struggling walleye population on Mille Lacs Minnesota’s statewide bass season opens next Saturday. But it’s already open on Mille Lacs, where the state liberalized its …
19 May 14
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – Minnesota football coach Jerry Kill is starting a fund to help children with epilepsy. Kill and his wife, Rebecca, donated $100,000 to start the “Chasing Dreams” fund through the Epilepsy Foundation of …
16 May 14
LAKEVILLE, Minn. (AP) – Lakeville police are investigating the discovery of apparently human bones in a park. Police were called to Ritter Farm Park just after 2 p.m. Thursday. Police believe the bones have …
16 May 14
John Grimm will host a new radio show on KCHK starting Saturday, May 17. Hometown Adventure will feature music performed by John, skits, and local happenings. Listen for it on Saturdays from 11-11:30am.
15 May 14
Winner of KCHK’s Summer Prize Extravaganza prize for June, Mike Maxa of Le Center, receives his prize package. Mike got a Toro Power Push Mower and Stihl Trimmer from UFC Farm Supply in Le Sueur …
