Tony Peregrin

2 weeks ago | keyc.com | Haley McCormick |Tony Peregrin

MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) - Friday evening friends, family and strangers filled Sibley Park in remembrance of Dennis Voskia. Voskia’s life was tragically taken when he was fatally stabbed at a local Kwik Trip last month. Tonight the community came together on what would have been Dennis’ 35th birthday to share memories and be there for one another. Click here to download the KEYC News Now app or our KEYC First Alert weather app. Copyright 2025 KEYC. All rights reserved.

Jul 30, 2024 | keyc.com | Kendall Larson |Tony Peregrin

NEW ULM, Minn. (KEYC) - Vintage & Vinyl, a record store that takes you through time, is struggling with business after construction on Center and German Street blocked traffic and parking to its location. “I cannot get people in it’s becoming a problem for me to get my regulars in or anyone else who just wants to be in here in general, I can’t. There’s nowhere to park, it’s kind of a mess” Vintage and Vinyl Owner Danielle Sowers said.

Jul 24, 2024 | keyc.com | Kendall Larson |Tony Peregrin

MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) - To wrap up July and celebrate the start of the Olympics, Waseca County Library staff decided to give kids a chance to try a few of the sports. “I will be honest, actually, one of my coworkers came up with this event. Jessi Zimmerman from Le Sueur, she’s the one who came up with it,” Waseca County Library Children’s Librarian Brianna Bleeker said.

Jul 23, 2024 | keyc.com | Kendall Larson |Tony Peregrin

MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) - Flooding has been hit or miss with local growers, some like Pietsch Gardens faced devastation. “Everything that we normally would have a lot of is sometimes behind or delayed just because it hasn’t been the warm hot weather for it to grow. It’s just constant rain rain rain.”But on the opposite side, the Gulden family escaped with minor damage. “So for me, flooding has not been an issue, however the amount of rainfall did cause some complications earlier on.

Jul 16, 2024 | keyc.com | Jacob Kappenman |Tony Peregrin

Waterville, Minn. (KEYC) - Waterville’s recovery process is ongoing after last month’s historic flooding. While Waterville’s flooding may be down, it’s only the start of the rebuilding process. “This is actually a marathon that’s going on, not a race,” Waterville Police Chief John Manning said. Houses are still lined with sandbags and there are still places the city is waiting for the flood water to go down. “Once the water gets removed, that’s why this is an on going effort” Manning said.