KM Middle School worker accused of inappropriate conduct with students

(ABC 6 News) – A local elementary school worker faces charges of groping 11- and 12-year-old students in Dodge County Court. Charges were filed Wednesday [June 7] against Kian Sean Moran, 24, after multiple students at KM Middle School reported that Moran, a paraprofessional, had inappropriately touched and generally made children uncomfortable. Moran’s contract was … Read more

Freeborn County town unveils year round veterans memorial

(ABC 6 News) – Emmons, Minnesota now has a memorial in town to honor veterans year-round. When you enter Emmons in Freeborn County on Highway 69, you’ll notice their new veteran memorial, which was unveiled on Memorial Day. The project has been five years in the making and organizers say they are happy the idea … Read more

Lakeville motorcyclist killed in Freeborn County crash

A Lakeville motorcyclist killed Sunday morning in Freeborn County after a crash on Interstate 35 north of the Iowa border has been identified. Michael Gerard Kerns apparently lost control of his bike and skidded into the median barrier, according to the Minnesota State Patrol. The crash report indicated the 63 year old was not wearing … Read more

Henry County Board of Supervisors wants fewer solar panels allowed

HENRY COUNTY, Va. (WDBJ) – The Henry County Board of Supervisors wants fewer solar panels allowed. They are asking the Planning Commission to amend the solar ordinance to reduce the number of solar panels in the county. There will be a public hearing before the planning commission votes on the amendment. -0-

UPDATE-Memorial Day weekend crash leaves two people dead and child hospitalized

UPDATE – HENRY COUNTY, Va. – We’re learning more about a two-vehicle crash in Henry County over the Memorial Day weekend that left two people dead, and a child hospitalized. Authorities said in an update Monday that 53-year-old Denise Anne Cabrera-Cruz, apparently lost control of her vehicle on Blackberry Road near Foley Drive, crossed the … Read more

Blazing Star Landing could soon be home to affordable housing

The Albert Lea City Council voted this week [Monday] to support a proposal for 60 new low- to moderate-income apartments on a portion of the Blazing Star Landing. City Manager Ian Rigg said, Tapestry Companies is seeking to apply for low-income housing tax credits for the project. The application is due by July. Rigg said … Read more