Curt Brown

Reporter | Regional
Phone: 612-673-4767
Curt Brown is a veteran general assignment reporter and feature writer who previously covered the Minnesota Vikings and St. Paul issues.

Recent content from Curt Brown

The rebirth of Kevin Kling

As his audience grows, the famed local storyteller's tales take on a greater depth after a brush with mortality.

Updated: February 08, 2012, - 01:05 PM

Michael Holland: The defense never rests

In today's swamped courts, public defender Michael Holland barely has time to take a breath between his cases.

Updated: February 08, 2012, - 12:55 PM

Memories of fishing with dad, frozen in time

Memories of Dad run deep for this ice fisherman.

Updated: February 05, 2012, - 12:47 AM

150 years later, war's wounds still cut deep

Minnesota is divided on how best to commemorate the U.S.-Dakota War, which left hundreds dead and ended in the largest mass execution in U.S. history.

Updated: January 29, 2012, - 12:13 PM

Obituary: Merlin Wilson spent a life in funeral business

Over 62 years, the longtime Edina resident showed a love for people and mentored countless colleagues.

Updated: January 19, 2012, - 11:22 PM

Search continues around Fergus Falls for missing goat

It's been three weeks now, and Curly the Goat remains on the lam after slipping away from her leash at the Fergus Falls Bethlehem Lutheran Church's nativity scene before the Christmas Eve service.

Updated: January 14, 2012, - 08:21 PM

Doctor says spinal cord can't be fixed, support vital

Jack Jablonski's neurosurgeon, Dr. Walter Galicich, said on Thursday the overwhelming flood of support is vital as the teenager starts learning to live with his injuries.

Updated: January 06, 2012, - 07:09 AM

Locked in St. Paul vault: $4.5 million photo album

Housed in a St. Paul bank vault, an album containing 137 historic photos of the Mississippi River taken in the 1880s could find a new home soon. They're said to be in remarkable shape.

Updated: December 27, 2011, - 04:26 AM

Obituary: Dr. Thomas O'Kane had long eye career

Patients remember a kind ophthalmologist who put them at ease even during the worst of crises.

Updated: December 23, 2011, - 09:46 PM

Anonymous donor drops big checks in the kettles -- real big

For 10 years, an anonymous donor hits the red Salvation Army kettles with his Social Security income -- to the tune of $20,000-plus a year.

Updated: December 22, 2011, - 03:05 PM

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