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10-Dec-2025

Long Prairie City Council Meeting

The Long Prairie City Council meets tonight at 7pm at City Hall.  Tonight's agenda includes: Approve gambling permit for St. Mary's of Mount Carmel Parish Raffle, Approve 2026 Annual License for Lake Charlotte Beach Concession Stand.  Truth and Taxation hearing to review resolution to approve 2026 tax levy.  No old business.  In new business, the council will review increase for 2026 community development services between the Long Prairie EDA and Long Prairie Chamber of Commerce; review 2026 council meeting dates and times; review franchise agreement with Charter Communications; review and approve fund balance policy of the city of Long Prairie; review 2026 health insurance renewal information; review police department union negotiations for 2026-2028; review public works department negotiations for 2026-2028; review office staff and liquor store employee request for 2026; review 6 month probationary period for Callaway Neumann and review proposed application for Fire Department position along with council member reports.

10-Dec-2025

Long Prairie Woman Injured in Motor Vehicle Accident

A Long Prairie woman sustained non-life threatening injuries as a result of a 3 vehicle accident yesterday (Tuesday) afternoon just before 1pm.  According to the Minnesota State Patrol, a 2013 Ford Taurus, driven by 17 year old Megan Fellbaum of Swanville was westbound on Highway 27.  A 2011 Nisan Rogue, driven by 44 year old Yulisca Robinson of Long Prairie was eastbound on Highway 27 attempting to turn northbound on 120th Street.  Fellbaum's vehicle struck the Robinson vehicle while trying to avoid a collision with stopped westbound traffic. Fellbaum's vehicle then spun out and struck the rear of a 2001 International semi truck driven by 55 year old Howard Bixby of Ogilvie.  Robinson was taken to St. Gabriel's Hospital in Little Falls.  Fellbaum and Bixby were no injured.

10-Dec-2025

Postal Service Requesting Your Assistance

Postal officials are asking for the public cooperation in keeping mailboxes, steps, and sidewalks clear of snow and ice, sot letter carriers are able to provide the safest, most efficient delivery service possible.  The postal service is asking customers to help keep their letter carriers safe through the following actions:  - Clear enough snow from curbside boxes to allow the mail trucks to approach the box, deliver the mail and to drive away from the box without danger of the need to backup,  - Walkways should be cleared of snow and ice and allow enough traction to avoid slips, trips or falls,  - Steps should be kept clear of ice and snow and good repair so as not to cause injury to the letter carriers or others who visit the customer's home,  - Overhangs should be clear and free of snow and ice to avoid injury.  Residents who receive delivery to roadside mailboxes also must keep the approach to and exit from the mailbox clear of snow or any other obstacles, like trash cans and other vehicles.  The carrier needs to get in and then out without leaving the vehicle or backing up.

09-Dec-2025

Deadly Domestic Incident

A man has died and a woman is in custody following a domestic incident in St. Cloud, police say. St. Cloud PD said officers were called to the 1200 block of Washington Memorial Drive just after 4 a.m. Monday and arrived to find a man suffering from a stab wound. Despite lifesaving efforts, the man was pronounced dead at the scene. Police took a 23-year-old woman into custody without incident, and she is being held in jail on pending homicide charges. "The suspect and victim were in a domestic relationship and there is no threat to the public," police say. The identities of those involved will be released at a later time.

09-Dec-2025

Two Vehicle Crash

On 12/05/25 Friday afternoon at 4:32 pm The Todd County Sheriff’s Office received 911 call of a two vehicle accident with injuries that occurred at the intersection of County 22 and County 11 in Germania TWP. Logan Perlinger of Wadena, was traveling eastbound on County 22 in a 2022 Chevrolet box van. Perlinger failed to stop at the intersection due to the road conditions, sliding into the intersection. A 2021 Chrysler Pacifica van, driven by Amelia Harren of rural Parkers Prairie, was northbound on County 11 at the time. The two vehicles collided in the intersection. Both vehicles were deemed a total loss. Perlinger and Harren were transported by ambulances from the scene to the Lakewood Hospital in Staples where they were treated for their injuries. The incident is currently under investigation. Clarissa Fire and Rescue, Browerville and Bertha Ambulance, Petries Towing and Minnesota State Patrol assisted with the incident.