Extra law enforcement will be out in Kandiyohi County for the Fourth of July weekend
If you plan on drinking, you need a designated driver, law enforcement said. People enjoying holiday weekend activities should also be aware of what is and isn t a legal firework in the state. 5:27 pm, Jul. 1, 2021 ×
A person fixes a flag on their boat before the Fourth of July boat parade officially begins on Green Lake in Spicer in this 2020 file photo.
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WILLMAR Law enforcement in Kandiyohi County is taking extra steps this holiday weekend regarding water safety, speed enforcement and drunken driving.
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Update - Drones used in search for New London teenager returned home after being reported missing Wednesday
A 13-year-old juvenile female was returned home after multiple agencies responded to a report of her missing Wednesday night. 9:32 am, Jan. 28, 2021 ×
NEW LONDON A 13-year-old juvenile female was returned home Wednesday night in Kandiyohi County after her parents reported her missing, according to the Kandiyohi County Sheriff’s Office.
Multiple agencies responded to the call around 9 p.m. on the 7000 block of 199th Avenue Northeast.
Kandiyohi County Chief Deputy Julie Wyffels wrote in an email that drones from the Willmar Police Department and Kandiyohi County Emergency Management were used to search the surrounding area, with members of the Kandiyohi County Rescue Squad assisting with manpower.
Brooklyn Park woman dies after plunging through thin ice while on ATV in Hubbard County Other Minnesota counties reported ATV accidents on area lakes over the weekend. December 28, 2020 5:46pm Text size Copy shortlink:
Thin ice and all-terrain vehicles made for a dangerous combination several times over the weekend in greater Minnesota, with one incident in Hubbard County turning deadly.
Rose Peterson, 60, of Brooklyn Park, died Saturday evening after she and two family members traveling in an ATV fell through thin ice on Kabekona Lake, about 8 miles northwest of Walker.
Riding in the ATV with Peterson were her husband, Kenneth, and a 29-year-old daughter, while her 36-year-old son and another family member followed on snowmobiles. Peterson s son pulled all three out of the water after the ATV plunged into about 18 feet of water.