Matt Rineer is a multimedia journalist based in Rochester, Minnesota. He has a focus on local news and has written for KTTC NBC 10, with his work also appearing in CBS3Duluth. Matt covers a wide range of topics including community events, transportation, construction projects, and social issues impacting the local area.
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Steve King is the incumbent candidate, while Bradley Johnson is his opponent.
LEWISTON, Minn. (KTTC) – After three referendum questions failed in 2023, voters in the Lewiston-Altura School District decided to support the district's 2024 ask.
When the dust settled the final total was 314 votes for yes and 350 votes for no.
OMC partnered with RT Autism Awareness Foundation and the Autism Society of Minnesota to provide flu and COVID-19 vaccines to patients.
Hitting Holes and Reaching Goals for Brighter Tomorrows made its return today with the annual cornhole tournament and raffle.
The ordinances focus on adult-centered businesses, including tobacco, cannabis, alcohol and sexual-oriented businesses (SOB).
Itt was founded in 1946 by Jay. C Hormel, when female veterans returned from WWII to honor their service along with the male veterans.
State Senator Carla Nelson (R), who previously served on The Minnesota Academic Excellence Foundation, as well as the Minnesota Higher Education Finance Authority Board, gave her thoughts on the failed referendums.
By: Matt Rineer
125 Live and People’s Food Co-Op are collaborating to provide a special meal bag to shoppers at the co-op, any bag that is purchased will be donated to 125 Live’s food pantry.
The Minnesota State patrol is reminding everyone to brush up on what to do and what not to do ahead of the snowy conditions.
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