by Rich Larson The Northfield Community College Collaboration will offer a new program this fall designed to help Northfield students become law enforcement professionals.  Having

by Rich Larson Last week the city council gave the final approval to award a cable franchise to MetroNet, which will now allow them to

by Rich Larson After a marathon three-and-a-half hour meeting filled with passionate statements from a sometimes raucous gallery, the Northfield Planning Commission voted last night to table

by Rich Larson The proposed Kraewood development will receive a public hearing tonight during the city’s Planning Commission meeting. Developers Rebound Partners, Schmidt Homes, and

by Rich Larson Last night, Two Scouts Standing, LLP received the approval for a liquor license, which will allow them to re-open and operate Froggy

by Rich Larson New details are being learned about the apparent homicide of a Greenvale Township Man on July 2. According to several criminal complaints,

by Rich Larson Dakota County officials announced on Friday that two more arrests have been made in connection with the death investigation of Chris LaFontaine. 

by Rich Larson Brett Reese, the president of Rebound Partners, said plans are moving forward as they prepare to take down what is left of

by Rich Larson As Northfield is facing a severe housing shortage, local developers Brett Reese of Rebound Partners, and Steve Schmidt of Schmidt Homes, along

by Rich Larson Yesterday, Rice County officials charged one of four suspects in the apparent murder of Chris LaFontaine in Greenvale Township last week. Stephanie

by Rich Larson Senator Rich Draheim said yesterday that he is proud that legislators were able to put partisan politics aside last week in order to work

By Rich Larson Two suspects are in custody and authorities are still pursuing another in connection with a murder in Greenvale Township on Friday. On

By Rich Larson As we head into the long holiday weekend, Rice County Sheriff Troy Dunn is asking everyone to enjoy themselves to the fullest,

By Rich Larson The Minnesota State Legislature beat the deadline yesterday, passing several bills to complete the state budget for the new biennium which began

By Rich Larson Northfield Schools Superintendent Dr. Matt Hillmann said yesterday that the E-12 education bill that is expected to be passed today and signed

By Rich Larson, News Director State Senator Rich Draheim said he fully expects the Senate to wrap up business today and end the legislative special

by Rich Larson, News Director The Minnesota House of Representatives passed two major components of the state budget over the weekend as the legislature continued