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Supposed to serve for life. And Jay Edgar Hoover appointed himself fbi director for life and one of the ways that he was able to hold on to that job for 37 years, one of the ways to hold on to that power for the length of his life is because politicians were terrified of him and for good reason. He kept files on all sorts of politicians and he was absolutely not above blackmailing politicians in order to keep him in line and keep himself in power. So that eliminated the threat that anybody was g...

MANKATO — Mankato Area Public Schools shared that they’ve seen improvements in DIBELS literacy benchmarks and activity engagement as they work to meet their World’s Best Workforce goals.

Nort Johnson, CEO/President of Faribault Chamber was happy to announce today Vetrotech, makers of bullet-and-hurricane-resistant glass is coming to Faribault.

Nort Johnson, CEO/President of Faribault Chamber was happy to announce today Vetrotech, makers of bullet-and-hurricane-resistant glass is coming to Faribault.

Mary Louise (Miljonovich) Pearson, 90, of Bemidji, MN and formerly

Listen to Warren Formo Executive Director at Minnesota Agriculture Water Resource Center discuss water quality and the Carbon Sequestration Program.

John Dvorak Rice County Fair Managed said on today's AM Minnesota Program there will be a Carnival at the Rice County Fair.

[Listen] AM MN John Dvorak & Gretchen Hohrman Rice County Fair Rice County Fair Manager John Dvorak was on todays AM Minnesota Program along with Board Member Gretchen Hohrman who is in charge of the Rice County Fair Ambassador Program. The Rice County Fair is looking for candidates, guys and gals ages 16 to 20 to compete for Rice County Ambassador. The only other requirement is resident of Rice County or membership in Rice County 4H. New this year is the Rice County Junior Ambassador Program. ...

[Listen] John Dvorak & Steve Storck MN Fed. of County Fairs Todays AM Minnesota Program was more hopeful for county fairs in Minnesota this summer given Governor Walzs announcement last week. However, Rice County Fair manager John Dvorak said things could change quickly if there is a spike in COVID-19 test results. However, plans will move forward for the Rice County Fair this summer. I did ask Steve Storck the President of the Minnesota Federation of County Fairs if they had some sort of safet...

Minnesota Apples Wiped Out Tonight? In the picture are a couple apple trees with beautiful blossoms. Given the forecast you have to wonder how they will look about mid-morning Tuesday. The National Weather Service has issued a frost advisory for 4:00 Tuesday morning. The forecast is for a low temperature of 33 degrees. You have to hope that maybe the clouds hang around until after sunrise tomorrow morning which can trap warmer air near ground level, or maybe the temperature stays a little warme...