(KWNO)-The Maria W. Faust Sonnet Contest will celebrate its opening of this year's contest and National Poetry Month on Tuesday, April 30 from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Blue Heron Coffeehouse. Lig...

(KWNO)-A Winona man who allegedly stole a moped was arrested Thursday night and is now facing drug charges as well. A patrol officer spotted the moped around 7:00 p.m. and thought it looked like one r...

(KWNO)-Collaboration and dedication paid off for a group of Cotter students who earned first place at a regional engineering competition. The junior high students won the Grand Championship at the 202...

(KWNO)-Get your sleuth on Friday night at No Name Bar in Winona! Murder Mystery Night will take patrons back to 1940 and give them an opportunity to play detective. A crime has been committed and bar...

(KWNO)-The Winona Wastewater Treatment Plant will need upgrades to meet the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency's phosphorus removal mandates. At the most recent city council meeting City Engineer Bria...

(KWNO)-Guns and more than $25,000 of illegal drugs were seized in Holmen on Saturday. Police served a search warrant at a residence and found meth, cocaine, LSD, heroin and fentanyl along with drug pa...

(KWNO)-The Cotter Speech team finished in fourth place at the State Speech Championships and Savanna Loken was state champion in the Drama category for a second straight year. River Repinski was runne...

(KWNO)-A car stolen in Winona more than two months ago has been recovered in New London, WI. According to a police spokesperson the owner of the car is a Winona resident and lent the vehicle to Baldem...

(KWNO)-In January 2024 the American Red Cross declared a national emergency due to a blood shortage. There are four upcoming blood drives in Winona in April and the Red Cross is encouraging everyone w...

(KWNO)-The Child Abuse Prevention Month Walk is April 22 in Winona. The event is a collaboration between Family and Children's Center (FCC) and Winona State University. Nicole Eiken with FCC will spea...

(KWNO)-The power and influence of mining companies could be detrimental to the Great Lakes, according to former Minnesota Govenor Arne Carlson. Carlson has written to the governors of the eight states...