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Jerry’s Supper Club’s transforms into Roma’s Italian Eatery in Downtown Owatonna
OWATONNA, Minn. (KEYC) - Owatonna is in a period of transition. This building behind me was once a Piggly Wiggly, then turned to Jerry’s, and now its becoming an Italian Restaurant-- Still, the legacy of Jerry’s Supper Club lives on. Jerry Ganfield, Treasurer of the Steele County Historical Society said “You know it was... you didn’t eat there on your own or for a quick lunch. it was going to be… → Read More
Blue Earth County announces vision for 3rd Avenue Corridor
Mankato city council members announced their vision for its future. → Read More
Rollover on Lookout Dr. slows Tuesday morning traffic
A rollover crash this morning disrupted some traffic in Mankato. → Read More
Local lawmakers react to latest Minnesota budget forecast
Minnesota Management and Budget. is forecasting a $17.5 billion surplus, a slight dip from their December forecast. → Read More
WINTER STORM: Road crews, emergency responders ready for storm
The Minnesota State Patrol says if at all possible, stay off the roads. → Read More
Forever Chemical ‘PFAS’ bill continues in House
we don't even know the full scope of all the products in which are contained the chemical pfas. → Read More
St. James man uses his talent for weaving to keep plastic out of our water systems
Since discovering he can achieve his goal by making mats out of plastic grocery bags, he has never looked back. → Read More
FarmAmerica joins over a dozen schools in winning a 2023 Agricultural Literacy grant
Last year, FarmAmerica center hosted over 500 students between eight different schools → Read More
The Minnesota Agriculture in the Classroom Foundation has announced its Ag Literacy Grant winners for 2023
The Minnesota Agriculture in the Classroom Foundation has announced its Ag Literacy Grant winners for 2023 → Read More
School districts are coming together creating their 2023 legislative platforms for the upcoming session in Minnesota legislature
Governor Walz' budget will include a more than $700 million general funding boost for public schools over the next two years → Read More
DNR: Watch out for thin ice on frozen lakes
Just because it’s late January, does not mean that the ice is safe. → Read More
The Little Theater in Owatonna receives a generous donation
The Little Theater in Owatonna receives a generous donation of costumes → Read More
Southern Minnesota’s flood outlook
Southern Minnesota's spring flooding outlook explained by meteorologists → Read More
The dust has finally settled on the former Farmer Seed and Nursery building in Faribault
The former Farmer Seed and Nursery building in Fairbault has been demolished. → Read More
Mankato doctor will assist U.S. Alpine ski team internationally
Mankato doctor will travel internationally to attend to the U.S. Alpine ski team → Read More
A referendum for Mankato Area Public Schools may soon be on the books
Mankato Area Public Schools are focusing on present and future operational needs and facility needs in their latest request to voters → Read More
North Mankato continues snow clean up
While they continue to tend the accumulated snowfall, they also focus on clearing drainage. so when melt-off occurs, the water can leave the street; avoiding ice dams. → Read More
Fairmont’s Bean Town Grill is for sale; current owners hope new owners can carry on restaurant’s legacy
Fairmont's Bean Town Grill is for sale; the current owners are hopeful the furure owners can maintain the restaurant's legacy → Read More
January is firefighter cancer awareness month
According to the CDC firefighters are twice as likely to get Mesothelioma, caused by asbestos inhalation, than the general population. When a fire erupts in a home, the synthetic materials in couches, carpets, and cleaning products go up with it. → Read More
Hitting the slopes at Mt. Kato
MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) - With slightly warmer weather, many people are ready to get back outdoors. Mt. Kato offers that opportunity for some outdoor enthusiasts. The winter storm warnings, blizzard warnings, and windchill warnings have ended, giving us a moment of reprieve. Under much well-deserved sun, and in a post-blizzard haze, skiers and snowboarders hit the slopes. Copyright 2022 KEYC. All… → Read More