Ryan Stempski News Today

The recent closure of the legislative session without the passage of the infrastructure bonding bill has Hastings going back to the drawing board.

The City of Hastings issued a notice on Wednesday morning informing its residents that some of its municipal wells are now above the allowable drinking standards for PFAS.

New federal limits on the presence of "forever chemicals" in drinking water mean nearly all of Hastings' wells are above allowable levels.

In 20 communities around Minnesota, the drinking water supply is so contaminated with toxic nitrate from farm pollution that the state has the obligation to change the way farmers fertilize their fields. Yet four years after the state adopted its Groundwater Protection Rule, the Department of Agriculture has produced plans to help only three of those communities. One of the 17 waiting for ...

The recent heat blast and high levels of precipitation have kept Hastings on its collision course with floodwaters, and residents and businesses along the Mississippi River will likely see the

Following a public hearing on April 3, the Hastings City Council approved a resolution ordering the improvements and adopting the assessments for the 2023 Neighborhood Infrastructure Improvement Project.

Bracing for likely flooding as a byproduct of a historically snowy winter, the City of Hastings has devised their strategy to stave off the possible floodwaters.

The City Council issued a proclamation honoring Public Works Superintendent Mark Peine for his 35 years of service to the City of Hastings.

At the Nov. 7 Hastings City Council meeting, MNDOT gave an appraisal of the completed HWY 316 project, labeling it as a “success.”

Hastings’ 4th Street Water Tower is set to undergo repairs and get a new paint job this summer that includes a new “Home of the Raiders” logo.