Click here to see a photo gallery of the Blue Earth County Justice Center.
Local News
PHOTO GALLERY: Justice Center Tour
- Local News
-
-
Today's Currents stories
Friday's Currents stories include: A preview for Mankato Mosaic's next round of Bar Tales (and a touching story of a father's devotion to his daughter); and a story about Blue Earth Reader Workshop bringing "living room theatre" to Mankato.
-
Seat belts, responders theme of Mayo appreciation event
Survivors of 2011 rollover part of event
-
Front and Cherry intersection now open
After two weeks of work to fix damage caused by a water main break, the intersection of Front and Cherry streets opened Thursday afternoon.
-
High winds wreak havoc on area farms
The storm struck about 7:30 p.m. and followed a path between Le Center and Le Sueur, with much of the activity occurring along Le Sueur County Highway 112.
-
UPDATE: Laundry thief suspect caught
The Mankato Department of Public Safety is still seeking the public's
assistance in in locating a 1997 Ford Ranger pickup that was damaged during the theft Thursday morning. -
Today's Currents stories
Thursday's Currents stories include: A preview of Highland Summer Theatre's "Love, Sex and the IRS"; a short story about this weekend's All Breed dog show; and Tanner Kent's column about digital music killing local band reunions; as well as the weekly entertainment and art exhibit calendars.
-
Half pound of pot found after police respond to domestic call
Jessie Alan Wiebke was arrested after about $1,200 in cash was found in his possession.
-
Barn restored to early glory to be site of service
An ecumenical church service and old-fashioned potluck dinner will be held at a renovated barn on Sunday.
-
Update: Storm causes damage throughout New Ulm area
-
Regional school, university to focus on work-skills education
The university will be corporate-sponsored, although none has officially signed on yet. The charter high school — which will be modeled in part after the New Country School in Henderson but with a “business twist” — will focus on hands-on lessons for alternative learners.
- More Local News Headlines
-
Today's Currents stories

