ROCHESTER HOUSING PROJECT: Rochester broke ground on a new $136.5 million housing project set to go up next to the Mayo Civic Center. ABC 6 News reporter Kabedi Mutamba was at the groundbreaking ceremony and talked to city officials and organizations about the impact this project could have for those in need of a home.
COMING UP AT 5: Freeborn County third-graders made a trip to a farm near Albert Lea on Thursday, and while this may just be a fun day at the farm for kids, farmers say these types of visits can make a big difference in the future of the industry. ABC 6 News reporter Alex Karwowski tagged along for the trip and will have the full story tonight at 5 and on our ABC 6 News mobile app.
Following Monday night’s city council meeting, officials with Albert Lea as well as Freeborn County held a press conference Tuesday calling for the Minnesota DNR to finish paving the Blazing Star State Trail.
In another setback for the Trump administration’s effort to restrict mail-in voting, a second federal judge has blocked the president’s proposed rules.
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For some, there are no memories of the 9/11 attacks from 25 years ago. That’s why Pacelli Catholic Schools in Austin held a Day of Remembrance for some to remember and others to learn about what happened on that fateful day.
Twenty-five years later, the memory of September 11, 2001, still lives on in those who remember, and in the first responders who carry that legacy forward.
Candidates seeking Sen. Carla Nelson’s State Senate District 24 seat debated key election and policy issues at a League of Women Voters forum Wednesday.
DEBATE: ABC 6 News will be hosting a debate between Minnesota CD-1 candidates Brad Finstad and Jake Johnson on October 13, and you can tune in live by downloading the ABC News mobile app. While there, you can also see the full sit-down interviews we conducted with each candidate ahead of that debate and check out all of the local election coverage you need ahead of November 3.
The 100 Deadliest Days of Summer officially came to an end on Labor Day, and now, law enforcement is reporting that there were more fatalities from crashes this summer compared to last year.
