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Roman John Braulick SLEEPY EYE — Roman John Braulick, age 93 of Sleepy Eye died peacefully surrounded by his family on Feb. 22, 2021 at the Sleepy Eye Medical Center. Public visitation will be on Thursday, March 4, 2021 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Sturm Funeral Home, Sleepy Eye. COVID-19 rules and regulations will be followed including the use of masks and social distancing. Private Family Traditional Latin Mass will be held at the Sturm Funeral Home, Sleepy Eye Chapel, on Thursday, March 4, 2021. Interment will be at the Home Cemetery, Veterans Section in Sleepy Eye. Military rites by th...

I had a few things I needed to get at the grocery store on Wednesday, including the Christmas cookie props for our newsroom Christmas video. (More on that below). It was busier than I expected at the store on my lunch hour as masked shoppers took turns merging into the various aisles, throwing out a number of ‘excuse me’s’ as we weaved in and out, paying mind to 6-foot distancing. An elderly woman rounded the corner with her cart, her frustration mounting as she searched for items on her list. A store clerk had sent her to “this” aisle and she hoped it was the right o...

Finally tonight, r finally tonight, remembering and reflecting on this memorial day, in some very unique and powerful ways. on this memorial day, solemn acts of patriotism. in seattle, veteran jordan houghton showing us all a different way of honoring those who have served. for weeks now, houghton has been making regular visits to the veterans section of the evergreen washelli cemetery. cleaning their tombstones, washing away dirt that has been collecting for decades. >> a lot of people think it's a long weekend, a barbecue. in reality, it's about the sacrifices that families have made. >> r...

$170 billion at the va and you're a conservative. well, talk about how you're going to fix it. are you going to -- >> they do mention complaints about the va. they just don't -- >> what they do now is say i'm going to fix the va. which is like saying i'm going to fix washington. it's the new throwaway line in politics. we need people to hold them accountable the media to hold them accountable. the candidates are responsible too. they blew an opportunity in two debates to talk about these issues which are populist issues. we're not talking about a small group of people. 22 million veterans in a...