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6/13/2006: Three of the smallest counties in North Dakota are found in a neat horizontal row in the east-central part of the state, sandwiched between Cass and Barnes counties on the south, and Grand Forks and Nelson counties on the North. From east to west, starting at the Red River, they are Traill, Steele, and Griggs counties. The threesome is easy to spot on a television weather map. Prior to June of 1883, the same area contained just two counties—Traill and Griggs.

Three Families in 125 Years for Owatonna Business. Brick-Meger Funeral Home is hosting a free lunch and presentation from KSTP's Joe Schmit on Thursday, May 5

Royal Flush: 5 to Share Steele County Dairy Princess Role. A busy summer includes parades, July 4 celebration and Steele County Fair

Royal Flush: 5 to Share Steele County Dairy Princess Role. A busy summer includes parades, July 4 celebration and Steele County Fair

This week on AgweekTV, spring flooding is taking a toll on parts of our region. We're in western Minnesota, where spring planting has started with a few acres of wheat. We'll tell you about how an ag finance career led to a maple syrup business. And we examine if the abnormal snow and cold could have long-term effects on calves born this spring.

Seeman is also facing a felony assault trial that is pending right now in Steele County for allegedly head-butting a fair board member in Owatonna in 2021. There is also a pending DWI charge arising from an arrest in Dakota County in 2020.

Seeman is also facing a felony assault trial that is pending right now in Steele County for allegedly head-butting a fair board member in Owatonna in 2021. There is also a pending DWI charge arising from an arrest in Dakota County in 2020.

STEELE COUNTY, N.D. (KVRR) - With rain flooding areas in eastern North Dakota and western Minnesota, people weren't expecting rain water to cause such...

Have Expired Meds? Here's Where to Take Them in Steele County. Steele County Safe and Drug Free Coalition works with law enforcement to safely dispose of items.

When a gunman killed a police officer in Hope, North Dakota, in 1933, the county sheriff wasn't about to take it lying down. He persisted to track the suspect for two years over seven states and thousands of miles -- one of the most highly publicized manhunts in U.S. history.