Aaron Stuve
Multimedia Journalist
Aaron Stuve is a multi-media journalist for KEYC News Now who joined the staff in October 2021.
The Market is a December tradition at the Makerspace, and the studio says that the community support they received this year was the greatest yet.
Throughout the week from Nov. 25 to Dec. 1, collection boxes were placed at Massad Real Estate and three Mankato Motors locations to collect winter clothes for those in need.
School officials say that transition took a minute to get used to, but that the new facility is everything that they had hoped for.
At around 5 p.m. Saturday, law enforcement and emergency crews responded to a landslide in Minneopa Park.
“Santa & Skate” is an opportunity for families to spend some time on the ice rink, meet Santa and do some holiday arts and crafts.
Ambulance Driver, EMR, EMT and paramedic are all in demand in the city, and recruitment efforts are ramping up as COVID-era employment requirements EXPIRE at the end of this year.
Last week’s opening not only meant that holiday traffic could use the route just in time for Thanksgiving, but the weekend’s Small Business Saturday in New Ulm could also benefit from ease of access.
Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was stabbed Friday by a fellow inmate at the Federal Correctional Institute in Tucson, AZ. Minnesota officials are now speaking out following the attack.
Many of the volunteers have been a part of the annual Thanksgiving meal for decades, and the resounding feeling of community is what keeps them coming back, year after year.
Today's Golden Apple winner is a music teacher in Springfield. Aaron Stuve introduces us to Bailey Cords.
It’s all part of the Department of Agriculture’s First Bite grant, sourcing food from local farms and serving it directly onto students’ plates.
The Scarlet Express is a coffee shop inside of Mankato West High School, operated by students themselves.
Authorities are investigating an SUV that was pulled out of Hiniker Pond in Mankato Saturday morning.
The Mankato Area Youth Symphony Orchestra's reach spans a nine-county area, and leaders say that concert series like these aim to bring musical opportunities to communities that otherwise wouldn’t have the opportunity to perform in an orchestra.
This year’s Give to the Max Day generated around $34.2 million dollars for over 6,000 charities.
Toys for Tots is kicking off the toy raising season with an event this weekend.
The city of New Ulm is considering an expansion to one of its parks.
The city of Mankato is taking the week to do some last minute maintenance.
The streets and businesses of St. Peter were filled all weekend long with artists and patrons, as St. Peter saw its Art Stroll return for its second year.
Preston Preuss is in his 5th year teaching Social Studies at Martin County West High School.
Drummers Garden Center and Floral in mankato is back indoors after two months of rebuilding.
Braelyn Faber is a senior at Martin County West High School who is involved in her school’s theater and music programs.
The Minnesota Autism Center is expanding into Wisconsin and northern Iowa.
School referendums are the most common items on ballots this year, with a variety of questions.
With the shadow of Halloween barely in the rearview mirror, evidence of a new season is starting to appear.
Wednesday saw the Mankato Salvation Army officially kick off the 2023 Red Kettle Campaign.
This year’s Red Kettle goal is $525,000 to continue to provide that help.
State Patrol says that it was a busy morning statewide for crashes.
Halloween night will prove to be chilly for those out and about, and precautions might need to be taken to make it through the neighborhood.
Ag experts say that a little stability would go a long way in making a bounce back in 2024.
The visit was meant to get an inside look at what’s on the minds of farmers as lawmakers look ahead to the 2024 legislative session.
Setup for Kiwanis Holiday Lights is underway with just under a month remaining before opening.
The Martin County West School District has a new building on the ballot, proposing to demolish the three old buildings in favor of a single pre-K through 12 school.
The area will soon house 72 apartments and over 78-thousand square feet of commercial space.
The 410 Project's 20th Anniversary celebration kicks off this Friday at 5 p.m. at the Mankato Brewery.
The Highway 14 project has reached its original opening date, but work continues.
The court would consist of an array of static exercise equipment, but a finalized layout has not yet been proposed.
A repair project is currently underway, focusing on the roof of the opera house.
Highway 60 near Madelia is now fully opened after two years of work.
October marks the end of the weekly market, and farmers say that the festival is a memorable way to celebrate the harvest season, a season that is in full swing after a drought ridden growing year.
Authorities arrived at the Minnesota River after reports of an aircraft crashing into the water.
Le Sueur Henderson high school was paid a visit by a Life Link EMS helicopter as part of the school’s EMR class Thursday.
Members of the state legislature are spending this week visiting project sites around Minnesota in hopes of gaining information to put together a new bonding bill.
Welders were presented with their certifications Tuesday, and MSU says that the training program was an important step in moving towards the future of trades and manufacturing.
The federal government is planning a nationwide test of the emergency alert system at 1:20 p.m. central.
Mankato’s upcoming marathon saw a rapid jump in registrations, as disappointed runners turned their marathon season plans to Mankato.
On Sunday, the store celebrated the 30th anniversary of their initial opening, with storewide sales and a look back on where they came from.
Mankato’s MYPlace is making the final push to reach the finish line in its fundraising goal.
The 6th grade teacher covers all general subjects for his students, but specializes in math and social studies.
