Albert Lea Minnesota

Albert Lea Fire Rescue posted on Sunday morning that Leutenient Brett Boss, who was initially diagnosed with cancer in 2014, lost his battle against cancer Saturday.

What started off as a labor of love for the owners of a cozy Southern Minnesota breakfast restaurant has become 'emotionally draining', after dealing with COVID-19 and having to close due to restrictions, and now is losing a majority of nearby their parking for customers.

The lineup is a little bit different this year as two classic rock groups are appearing at the fair sandwiched between Country performers and Christian-pop performers.

It all began on December 5th when a post for help finding Harvey was shared on the Humane Society of Freeborn County's Facebook page.

Tell me that this dog isn't just living his best dog life, acting like he's the boss as his owner waits for her vehicle to fill with gas.

An Iowa woman was arrested in connection to an incident at a Southern Minnesota Motel 6. Police say that a guest called police after someone has 'shot a bullet' into the reporting person's hotel room door and then 'fled the scene.'

Do you love your job this much that you'd risk doing this?

The man, who was ultimately arrested on outstanding warrants after barricading himself inside a residence, confessed to police after being arrested that he indeed was behind the bomb threat.

The phrase fight like a 'Boss' has special meaning for one Southern Minnesota community.

The community of Albert Lea is rallying around one another, like elephants in the wild leaning up against those hurting and too tired to stand, simply to support one another, and beginning to have the conversation that for many is taboo. That conversation is mental health.