Mankato Free Press

MANKATO — Aiming to improve firefighter response time on Mankato’s hilltop, city officials are seeking a nearly $1.3 million federal grant that would allow a second fire station to operate

With the deaths of two inmates in less than a year, the Waseca federal prison has become a flashpoint for families of inmates who died. More federal scrutiny is justified

NORTH MANKATO — Longtime canoeist Mark Bosacker has seen very low stream flows in recent years, with areas on many smaller tributaries so shallow canoes and kayaks would need to

Q: We often receive reports of the economic impact on Mankato of added projects, but I do not recall seeing how the economy of Mankato has benefitted by the expenditure

With a summer full of fishing on the doorstep, most of us know we’ll be eating fish.

As someone who began college during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, Ondrej Pavel is used to finding unique ways to get his work done.

Recent Minnesota State University graduate Lyreshia Ghostlon-Green, who graduated from Wayzata High School in spring of 2020, said she’ll never forget March 13 of that year.

The world has become a confusing place to live lately. At least, I think it has. So many things don’t seem to make sense these days. Like real estate, for

In most high schools, when it comes to prom, it’s the junior class that takes care of planning. Between a collection of junior students and their parents, they handle ticketing,

LE SUEUR – Three people were injured in a two vehicle crash near Le Sueur at 1:30 p.m. Saturday.