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Alexandria 14-year-old learns her fate on 'The Voice'

Brooklyn Marie Ostlund was competing to be the youngest-ever winner of "The Voice," but has officially been eliminated from the competition.

Alexandria, MN · 1d

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Minnesota Man Accused of Leading Police on 80 MPH Chase Claims He Walked From Work

A Minnesota man accused of leading deputies on an 80 mph chase through Alexandria managed to cover four miles in just four minutes, including two visits to the same trailer park. Travis Sean Rasmusson, 37, ... Read more

Alexandria, MN · 3h

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Brooklyn Marie officially eliminated from "The Voice," but big things to come

(Alexandria, MN)--Alexandria's own Brooklyn Marie Ostlund's journey on "The Voice" has come to an end, but her young career in music is just beginning. Brooklyn was competing to be the youngest-ever winner of “The Voice” at just 14 years-old. She has officially been eliminated from the competition show.

Alexandria, MN · 10h
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1-vehicle crash leaves one hospitalized in Sauk Centre

A Belle Plaine man was hospitalized after his Dodge Ram pickup truck went into a ditch early afternoon Friday in Sauk Centre. Travis John Bennett, 48, was driving east on Interstate 94 just before 2 p.m. Nov. 6, when the 2017 Ram 1500 Pickup left the roadway, according to a Minnesota State Patrol report. Authorities took Bennett to the Sauk Centre Emergency Room for injuries they said were not life threatening. Stearns County Sheriff’s Office and the Sauk Centre police and fire departments assisted at the scene. Police do not suspect alcohol was involved. Bennet was wearing a seatbelt. The most recent preliminary state statistics breaking down factors in fatal incidents goes through the end of September, which was the highest month so far in traffic-related deaths. Most of September’s fatalities were linked to speeding, with 14 deaths relating to the factor, followed by not using a seat belt at 12 fatalities, followed by alcohol influence, which was linked to 10 deaths. Most fatal crashes involve multiple vehicles, unlike the Sauk Centre incident. Out of 274 fatal crashes to date, there were 304 fatalities. This article originally appeared on St. Cloud Times: 1-vehicle crash leaves one hospitalized in Sauk Centre

Sauk Centre, MN · 2d

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A Minnesota Lefse Shack With A Drive-thru, Two Miles North Of Evansville

Lefse from your car window. A family near Evansville opens their shack Saturdays 10 to noon through Christmas, two miles north on County Road 1.

Evansville, MN · 2d

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Leighton Launches “Wild Country 107” in Western Minnesota

Leighton Media has launched “Wild Country 107” on KMGK/107.1 (Glenwood), which the company is in the process of buying from Branstock Communications. Leighton began operating KMGK on Nov. 1 under a local marketing agreement and launched the new format that day, according to social media posts by sister stations.

Glenwood, MN · 6h

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MN Adult & Teen Challenge sharing music and testimonies at area churches

(Alexandria, MN)--The Minnesota Adult & Teen Challenge (MNATC) choir and worship team has been making stops at churches in the area to sing and share testimonies of hope and redemption. Yesterday, (Sunday) they made a stop at New Life Christian Church in Alexandria. Members of the choir and graduates shared...

Alexandria, MN · 2d

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ATCC graduate goes on to help others as a speech-language pathologist

(Alexandria, MN)--Carrie Ugstad knows firsthand the importance of speech therapy. As a child, she received speech services, and one breakthrough moment sparked a dream she would carry for decades: someday becoming a speech-language pathologist (SLP) herself. That dream would take longer than expected. After setting it aside for years, Ugstad...

Alexandria, MN · 1d

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November 23, 2026 Planning Commission public hearing

For the convenience of participants, all Alexandria Township meetings are available online. Please check the agenda on the township’s website: www.alexandriatownship.org for details on how to attend electronically and/or by phone. Notice is hereby given that the Alexandria Township Planning Commission will convene on November 23, 2026, at 5:00...

Alexandria, MN · 1d

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The Alexandria City Council met on Monday night, Tom Chorley has this recap

(Alexandria, MN)--The Alexandria City Council met on Monday, Nov. 9, 2026. Tom Chorley has the latest news. Your browser does not support the audio element. Christmas in the Fort and Parade of Trees is Friday November 27th. A donation to the Fire Department. The Police Support Coordinator position was approved.

Alexandria, MN · 1d

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Wilderness split weekend series with Blizzard

EVELETH—The Minnesota Wilderness NA3HL hockey team split their weekend series with Alexandria, dropping the Blizzard 3-1 on Friday before falling 8-4 on Saturday. In Friday’s win, William Wadlington led the way for the Wilderness with one goal in each of the first two periods. Antony Eertmoed had the first goal of the contest for Minnesota, scoring with just 1:14 coming off the clock. Alexandria got on the board late in the second period but neither team found the back of the net in the third, leaving the Wilderness’ 3-1 lead intact. In goal, Hudson Smith stopped 35 shots to lead Minnesota to victory. Adam Holien kicked out 36 for the Blizzard. Saturday, Alexandria and Minnesota went into the first intermission tied 3-3, but the Blizzard out-scored the Wilderness 5-1 in the second and third periods to put things away. Four different Minnesota players found the back of the net in the loss with Nick Bogert, Neil Elsmore, Evan Brown and Joey Gabardi all scoring. Ethan Jacobson led the night in assists with two. Wyatt Mineheine had a hat trick for Alexandria while Ehren Anderson added two goals. In net, Bode Ekblad stopped 36 shots for the Blizzard. Calum Keating got

Eveleth, MN · 2d

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MN records 59 weekly measles cases, 2026 hits record high

The Minnesota Department of Health recorded 59 new cases of measles during the most recent week of data released Nov. 5, marking the most weekly cases in 2026. In a statement Thursday, the department noted almost all of the cases were among people who were unvaccinated. Most cases were connected to an existing outbreak in Todd County.

Minnesota · 1d

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5th annual Lights on Broadway Holiday Parade still looking for lighted units

(Alexandria, MN)--The Friends of Christmas organization is pleased to announce the 5th annual Lights on Broadway Holiday Parade and 4th annual Garden of Lights Walking Light Tour!. The Lights on Broadway Holiday Parade will take place on Friday, Nov. 27 at 5:30 pm. It will begin at 4th Avenue and...

Alexandria, MN · 1d

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Update: Todd County now has 115 cases of measles

(Undated)--There have reportedly been 59 new measles cases last week around the state of Minnesota. The Minnesota Department of Health says this brings the total in around the state to 139 cases. Officials say all of the people infected are unvaccinated. The majority of the cases are in central Minnesota...

Todd County, MN · 11h

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Measles Cases Continue to Rise Across Minnesota

(Martin County) Martin County health officials are encouraging residents to check their vaccination status as measles cases continue to rise across Minnesota. The state has reported 80 measles cases, its highest total in 36 years, including an outbreak of 63 cases in Fillmore and Todd counties since mid-September. No cases have been reported in Martin County or surrounding counties. The M-M-R vaccination rate in Martin County currently stands at 75 percent, well below the 95 percent rate health officials would like to see. Officials say flu, COVID and R-S-V activity is beginning to increase as respiratory illness season gets underway. People are being encouraged to talk with their medical providers about vaccinations, particularly those who may have missed a recommended dose. Faribault-Martin County Public Health offers vaccination services, including assistance for people who are uninsured or underinsured.

Martin County, MN · 1d