Kristin Marie Hausladen, 49, of Buffalo, MN, passed away Thursday, March 19, 2026, at the Lake Ridge Oasis in Buffalo. She was born in Fargo, ND, April 3, 1976; she was the daughter of Dean L. and ...

The 2025-26 season will go down as among the best in program history for the DCL boys swim & dive team.Behind the individual efforts of seniors Dom Borg and Matt Defries, combined with juniors Parker ...

A 22‑year‑old Grove City man died early Saturday after a two‑vehicle crash on Highway 24 near Litchfield. The Minnesota State Patrol says the crash happened around 1:45 a.m. near 620th Avenue.

ST. PAUL - Playing in their third game in three days, Mayer Lutheran suited up one more time this season with hopes of capturing the consolation bracket championship at the state tournament. After ...

The Lester Prairie City Council convened Tuesday evening, where Lawson Ramuta, an audit manager with Baker Tilly, presented a review of the city’s 2025 audit, noting that the city remains in a strong ...

MINNEAPOLIS - The Mayer Lutheran girls’ basketball team is no stranger to the bright lights and big stage of the state tournament. The Crusaders have built a tradition of success in Class A, but in ...

The Litchfield/Dassel-Cokato girls hockey team finished the 2025-26 season with a 7-17-2 overall record. They received the #6 seed in Section 2A, and traveled to #3 seed River Lakes in the section ...

COON RAPIDS — In the month of March, nothing comes easy. The Mayer Lutheran girls basketball team knows that all too well. After getting past United Christian Academy in their semifinal game, the ...

Winsted and Lester Prairie fire departments responded late Saturday afternoon to a reported stove fire at a home in Winsted. According to dispatch audio, crews were paged for a “gas fire on a stove” ...

ST. PAUL — There was never a doubt how Watertown-Mayer’s Joel and Titan Friederichs were going to go out. Wrapping up impressive careers at the Class AA State Tournament, competing against the state’s ...

ST. PAUL — The last time Watertown-Mayer junior Kaleb Mead competed at the state tournament, he left disappointed. Fueled by the determination not feel that again, Mead made his mark in a big way.