KAAL-TV Austin - Mon Nov 30
Today is Cyber Monday, a day that's developed a reputation as a huge day for internet sales.
Suspect in 1999 murders may have died in Bangladesh prisonPost-Bulletin - Mon Nov 30
A man wanted in Rochester for killing his wife and nephew may be dead. Iqbal Ahmed is charged in Olmsted District Court with killing his wife, Mary Zaman, and nephew, Mohammed Tahseen Taef, in November 1999, and leaving their headless bodies in trash bags in a ditch in Cascade Township.
Attorney seeks dismissal in alleged bias murder in Rochester alleyPost-Bulletin - Mon Nov 30
The attorney for one of the men charged with murder in connection with the death of a Rochester man in a downtown alley last year wants the charge dismissed.
Bigfoot researchers pick up on 'Booger'The Times-Herald - Sun Nov 29
The Belt Road Booger's fame has spread outside of Coweta County and is now beginning to attract the attention of Bigfoot researchers on other parts of the globe.
'Tis the season for volunteeringPost-Bulletin - Sat Nov 28
The holiday season can bring out the best in people. It also brings out volunteers who donate a great number of hours for numerous seasonal projects.
A decade after murders, no closurePost-Bulletin - Sat Nov 28
Officials say the case is solved. But 10 years after the grisly discovery of two decapitated bodies in trash bags in an Olmsted County ditch, there is no closure.
Lake Zumbro faces dredgingPost-Bulletin - Sat Nov 28
The Lake Zumbro Improvement Association is hoping to raise money for dredging the lake by creating a new tax district, but some lake residents are against the idea.
Trooper's squad hit by DWI suspectPost-Bulletin - Fri Nov 27
A Minnesota State Patrol officer was not hurt when his squad car was hit by an alleged drunken driver early Thanksgiving morning on U.S. 52 north of Rochester.
More people eligible for H1N1 vaccinationPost-Bulletin - Fri Nov 27
Local health providers will offer H1N1 vaccination appointments to a wider range of people next week.
Byron businesses will provide more trainingPost-Bulletin - Fri Nov 27
Representatives of four businesses told the Byron City Council on Wednesday what they will do to better comply with the city alcohol ordinance.
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