I graduated from Brown College in 2013 with an Associates of Applied Science degree in broadcasting in 2013. Before arriving in Faribault, I had stops in Albert Lea and in the Twin Cities. I recently married my wife Jill and have three cats (Scrappy, Hamilton Alexander III, and Yukon Cornelious) and a dog (Grom). I enjoy snowmobiling when we have enough snow, heading up to Central Minnesota to visit my in-laws' cabin, and Twins baseball. You should be aware that I am also a Chicago Blackhawks fan…sorry Wild fans. I also enjoy a good beer and trying a new restaurant. Feel free to find me on Facebook, Twitter, or Snapchat!
Paul Shea
Can You Get A Ticket For Dodging Potholes?
They are everywhere right now, but can you get a ticket for dodging a pothole?
Owatonna Man Injured On I-35 South Of Medford Thursday Morning
A 72-year-old Owatonna man was injured Thursday at 5:43 a.m. after the vehicle he was driving lost control on the wet roadway and rolled over, south of Medford on I-35
Searles Man Now Charged With Murdering Ailing Wife
58-year-old Duane Johnson was charged with criminal neglect in the January death of his wife, 69-year-old Debra Johnson. According to the Mankato Free Press, the Brown County attorney’s office added a third-degree murder charge on Monday.
Missing Wisconsin Girl Could Be in Minnesota, Suspect Caught
Wisconsin Police are still searching for a 2-year-old girl. Wisconsin authorities believe she could be in Minnesota.
Local Group Home Owner Pleads Guilty To Criminal Abuse
A 63-year-old Montgomery woman and owner of several area group homes recently pled guilty to gross misdemeanor criminal abuse, involving sexual relations with a client at one of her homes.
Bacon-Centric Restaurant Opening In Minnesota This Spring
Bacon lovers will be flocking to this recently announced addition to downtown Minneapolis
A Naked Mapleton Man Assaults Firefighter, Claims He’s Jesus
A Mapleton man appeared in court facing two felony charges after assaulting first responders who were responding to his medical emergency in early February.
Minnesota Health Department Responds to Good Samaritan Complaint Rumors
A false letter to the editor/Facebook post has led to a person possibly dying of 1,000 cuts. How do I know it is false? I simply called the agencies involved.
With All This Snow, Probability of Flooding Increases
The National Weather Service's latest spring flood outlook has put the Cannon River here in Rice County at a 72% likelihood of reaching minor flooding this spring.
Why Are People Throwing Their Shoes Around Online?
Someone on Twitter inadvertently issued a challenge when they stated that all Vans Shoes land on the soles when you throw them. The internet has responded in-kind with the results.