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December 14, 2023
(Willmar MN-) There was a large police presence at Walmart in Willmar Sunday evening, but it wasnt something to fear, it was to spread Christmas cheer. Willmar Police Chief Jim
December 13, 2023
(Willmar MN-) U.S. Representative Michelle Fischbach is working on federal legislation to forgive the student loans of people who study and go into law enforcement. Fischbach says its critical to
December 5, 2023
(Willmar MN-) Willmar police have had no luck solving two recent drive by shootings. The first was reported on November 18th, and the second was 3 days later, at homes
December 5, 2023
(Willmar MN-) Willmar Police Chief Jim Felt says due to the recent increase in assaults involving firearms & drive by shootings within the city of Willmar, the Willmar Police Department,
December 4, 2023
(Willmar MN-) Nearly all lakes in the area are now iced-over. Officials say ice should be at least 4 inches thick before it is safe for people to walk on.
November 6, 2023
(Willmar MN-) The investigation into the shooting death of a Willmar man nearly 3 years ago suffered a setback after test results from the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Investigation came
November 1, 2023
(Willmar MN-) Willmar School District officials are still hopeful a new agreement to provide school resource officers in Willmar schools can be reached with The City of Willmar. In September
October 31, 2023
(Willmar MN-) Its Halloween, and Willmar Police warn people to be careful with all the excited kids running around, some with costumes that might limit their visibility and their vision.
September 21, 2023
(St. Paul, MN) -- Attorney General Keith Ellison is out with a second legal opinion on new amendments limiting physical restraints that can be used by school resource officers. Ellison
September 14, 2023
(Willmar MN-) The Willmar School District is trying to find a way around a new state law that is resulting in the loss of school resource officers in the schools.