(KWNO)-A Goodview man was scammed out of more than $4,000. According to a Winona Police spokesperson, the victim got a call at work on Tuesday from someone claiming to be with the Food and Drug Administration. The scammer said the man needed to send money in the form of bitcoin and gift cards. The man gave the scammer $2,000 in bitcoin and $2,170 in gift cards, before realizing he was being scammed. The police spokesperson didn’t know how the scammer convinced the victim to send the money or any other details about the scam.
Winona PD: Threat to Winona Middle School not credible
(KWNO)-An alleged verbal threat by a student against the Winona Middle School was deemed to be not credible by law enforcement. The Winona Police Department was made aware of the threat late Monday and made contact with the family of the student. Inv...
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Rushford Peterson Football Head Coach, Joel Hinke, Joins the Winona Sports Network After 1-2 Start in First Season
(KWMN)- In the first year at the helm of the Rushford-Peterson football program, head coach, Joel Hinke has his team off to a 1-2 start after three weeks. Hinke earned his first win on Saturday, Sept. 7th in blowout fashion, dominating Bethlehem Acad...
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Harris to sit down with Black journalists for a rare interview
Vice President Kamala Harris is set to conduct a rare extended campaign interview in Philadelphia on Tuesday
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Conservative group asks FEC to probe effort to promote spoiler candidates
A secretive group that recruited Donald Trump supporters to run as third-party spoiler candidates in some of the nation’s most competitive congressional districts was accused of violating campaign finance law
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