A home in Brockway Township is believed to be a total loss after a fire that started on the deck spread to the rest of house on Saturday. The Stearns […]

A collision in Paynesville caused five children to be sent to the hospital on Wednesday. The Stearns County Sheriff’s Office says 78-year-old Kathryn Huselid of Paynesville was driving south on […]

St. Cloud State University is planning to honor the survivors and victims of the mosque shootings in Christchurch. A university spokeswoman says everyone is welcome to attend the gathering. University […]

Authorities were able to save a building that set on fire about a mile out of Kimball on Monday. The Stearns County Sheriff’s Office says they received a call about […]

The Paramount Center for the Arts says the Art Crawl will feature live demonstrations and the High School Juried Exhibition. The demonstrations will be held in the Visual Arts Studio, […]

The Women on Wednesday speaker series continues this week with a conversation about the rise of Muslim Women in Leadership roles.
The St. Cloud State University Women’s Center says the director of reviving the Islamic sisterhood for empowerment; Nausheena Hussain will be leading the conversation. Hussain says she wants to continue with the momentum of the nation’s first two Muslim women being elected to the U.S. House of Representatives and use that to address leadership development among Muslim girls.
The Muslim Women in Leadership presentation will be held at noon on Wednesday March 20th in the Atwood Memorial Center

The man who police say robbed a Wells Fargo in St. Cloud is now in the Stearns County Jail after he was arrested at the Minneapolis St. Paul airport.
St. Cloud Police Chief Blair Anderson says 28-year-old Khalid Hassan Mohamud was arrested at the airport on unrelated charges and was facing extradition to Utah. Stearns County then notified the Hennepin County Jail of a warrant they had for Mohamud for 2nd degree aggravated robbery from the February 22nd Wells Fargo Robbery.
Mohamud was transferred to the Stearns County Jail Sunday March 17

An Amber Alert from Milwaukee is active, and St. Cloud could be the location of the missing girl. The St. Cloud Police Department says they’ve been talking with the Milwaukee […]

Wet and icy roads have led to a handful of car accidents in the St. Cloud area.
The Minnesota State Patrol reported at least four accidents on Wednesday were caused by hydroplaning or drivers losing control after hitting a patch of ice. Multiple people were sent to the St. Cloud Hospital due to car accidents between noon and 9p.m.
The Minnesota state patrol wants to remind everyone not to over drive road conditions. Drive slower when water is present on the road and to give yourself extra breaking time in these icy conditions.

With all the snow officially cleared from the road and large amounts of rain on the way, the city of St. Cloud now has a new concern at the forefront can roofs handle all the extra weight.
Over the weekend one St. Cloud building was condemned after its roof caved in. The building on the corner of University Drive and 9th Avenue South was home to Subway, Kwik Fix Electronics and Campus Book Supply. The collapse happened just after 6 p.m. Saturday night. Subway was the only business open at the time, luckily no one was hurt and a majority of the damaged was contained to the book store.
The area has been roped off and the city has ordered the building to be demolished by the end of the week.