A Mower County Corrections employee reports assault after administering a urine analysis test with a client.

The employee and an intern filed the report around 9:30 a.m. Thursday morning. The employee thought something was wrong with the sample and asked the client about it. He then became defensive and began swearing at the employee before shoving him into a wall. The client fled the scene and is still at large. If found, he could face 5th degree assault charges.

The Quarry Hill Nature Center in Rochester has announced its next big exhibit.

It's called Twilight of the Triceratops and features the most complete Triceratops skeleton ever found.

The exhibit will also include a Velociraptor and a Pachycephalosaurus, nicknamed the butthead dinosaur.

The exhibit runs from March 10th - April 8th. You can get more information at 507-328-3950.

If you could have lunch with any historical figure, who would it be? Abraham Lincoln perhaps? 75 people did just that Wednesday afternoon.

They had lunch with Abraham and Mary Todd Lincoln (impersonators of course) at the Historic Hubbell House in Mantorville. The luncheon is part of the annual Wasioja Civil War Days. Adding to the atmosphere... most of the attendees were wearing period costumes.

Despite the reenactment, authorities say President Lincoln never actually ate at the Hubbell House. Matter of fact they say he never stepped foot in Minneosta. However, Wasioja does have a unique connection to the Civil War.

     "We have the only recruiting station left standing west of the Mississippi.