Travis Muller News Today

In September, Travis Muller suffered serious injuries when his legs got caught in a grain auger. Amputation was his only option. But since then, much has changed.

A young farmer and former Snocross racer is trying to recover from a life-changing accident.

Task Force Paxton hit the ground running with Justified Accord 2024, the U.S. Africa Command’s largest exercise in East Africa, from Feb. 26 to March 7.

Windom Women of Today dedicated Jan. 3 event to Travis Muller, who lost both of his legs as a result of a grain bin accident last fall.

The North Dakota nonprofit provided volunteers to help Travis Muller with harvest.

A boy was found conscious and breathing in a grain bin cart, and buried up to his head in corn, the authorities said.

The child found conscious and breathing, was transported to a local hospital, authorities said

A professional snowmobile racer from Windom, Minnesota, has had both legs amputated after he became trapped in an auger while cleaning out a grain bin with doctors saying he was reduced with seconds to spare

A 30-year-old man's legs were both amputated in a Minnesota hospital after a tragic accident on a farm Sunday afternoon.

Travis Muller, 30, was cleaning out a grain bin when both of his legs got caught in the auger.