PHOTOS: Primary election day in Willmar

Teresa Carlson has been an employee of Christianson PLLP since 2005 and is the firm's newest partner.

Ken Quist is an independent LPL Financial adviser at Quist Wealth Management in Willmar.

Marcus Lee Ramos, 31, was convicted of unlawful possession of ammunition. The charge stemmed from a traffic stop on May 8, in which a Renville County deputy noticed a shotgun shell in the center console next to Ramos. Ramos was not allowed to possess any ammunition due to a previous felony conviction.

Area funerals scheduled through Feb. 2, 2023

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Cards fall to the Crush, 9-1

A bill being fast-tracked by Democrats through the Legislature would require Minnesota utilities to have carbon-free electricity generation. It now awaits a vote of the full Senate.

In split 5-2 votes, Willmar City Council approved accepting a grant to construct an outdoor fitness court and applying for an Age-Friendly Minnesota Community grant.

The man's death is suspected to be from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The infant's death is under investigation as a homicide.

The CROWN Act adds natural hairstyles and textures to the definition of race in the Minnesota Human Rights Act. Also: A bill to make Juneteenth a state holiday now awaits a vote in the House.