A St. Cloud State student has advanced to the American Forensics Association National Individual Events Tournament. Sydney Wolf, a first year student and our colleague here at KVSC, said “I […]

St. Cloud State students will get a chance to take a break from studying in the next two weeks with a De-stress with Pets event. Student Health Services Spokeswoman Erica […]

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) – The Minnesota Department of Agriculture has placed Stearns County under an emergency quarantine after a tree-killing insect was found in the city of Sauk Centre. […]

On March 23rd an ice dam on the Sauk River caused a flash flood at Anton’s restaurant forcing them to evacuate and close their doors. Just under a week later, […]

When a Clearwater woman noted that her Ford Taurus was acting up, she probably didn’t expect what happened next. The Stearns County Sheriff’s Office says 23-year-old Lindsay Voigt reported that […]

There’s an important bill making its way through the House, and people are gathering to let a local Senator know. The Minnesota AFL-CIO says many St. Cloud residents gathered at […]

An Avon firefighter was injured after a fire broke out at a home in Collegeville Township on Wednesday. The Stearns County Sheriff’s Office says they received a call about a […]

A Famous Singer from Nepal will be visiting St. Cloud State
University this weekend for the annual Nepal night. Nepalese Student Association President Nishant Kafley says
the night will be filled with song, dance, good food, and of course a live performance
by Nepali singer and songwriter Phiooj Shyangden. The showcase and dinner are
at 4 p.m. on Saturday with the concert starting at 8 in riche auditorium

A central Minnesota county has agreed to a property tax break for Google to help bring a new $600 million data center to the city of Becker.

The Sherburne County Board voted 4-0 Tuesday to approve the tax abatement for Jet Stream LLC, whose parent company is Google.

Google is proposing to build the 375,000-square-foot data center on about 300 acres of land owned by Xcel Energy next to the Sherburne County Generating Station.

Spring has sprung, and Great River Regional Library is celebrating by kicking off their “Locally Growin’” fundraiser!
Communications Director Abby Faulkner says donors get to choose what library their gifts go to and what wish list item they want to see at their local library. Wish list Items include USB Charging stations, escape room kits, art supplies and many more. This is the second year of the “Locally Growin’” fundraiser, last year GRRL raised nearly 20 thousand dollars.