Supporting local farms, encouraging affordable housing, and protecting groundwater from pollution — a lot of important, if sometimes controversial, topics will be on the table as Winona County works ...

The Winona State University Foundation is continuing to consider building a new residence hall at Mark and Main streets. It is weighing financing options and hoping to learn this summer when and how ...

Last month, the Winona City Council approved a new program that will provide chaplains to help support Winona Police Department (WPD) officers, their families, and community members through traumatic ...

Winona State University (WSU) welcomes author Catherine Sanderson back to campus on March 19, 2025, as part of a two-day ...

Thousands of federal workers were recently fired from their positions for being on probation. This week will likely see more agencies firing probationary workers. To be clear, probation for civil ...

Ukraine did not start this war and should not have to give up anything in order to show gratitude to the United States. They already have, many times over. I have always been proud to be an American, ...

As we observe March as Colon Cancer Awareness Month, it is crucial to highlight the importance of early detection and ...

In addition to recommended screening, here’s what you can do to reduce your chance of developing colon cancer: Get screened ...

Ending the Silence is an engaging and informative presentation designed to raise awareness and educate youth about mental health. Through personal stories and valuable content, the program aims to ...

At 12:38 a.m. police arrested John Thomas Aledeter, 30, of Winona, on potential charges of driving while intoxicated and fifth-degree possession of a controlled substance after stopping him at Sixth ...

In Winona County, with its bluffs and valleys, access to broadband in rural areas has expanded in recent years; however, work remains to bring high-speed internet to more parts of the county.

I believe that concerns about some of these facilities justify the use of frequent, unannounced inspections. And if county resources can't support this increase in oversight, perhaps a small group of ...