The Camp Ripley Fire Department and Range Control Office have announced that they will conduct controlled burns from January 20th until March 15th 2016. The burns will be throughout the […]

District 742’s Local Education and Activities Foundation (LEAF) has established a Retired Educators Legacy Fund. The fund will be awarding grants to District 742 academic, arts, activities and athletic programs. […]

If you own a dirt road in Central Minnesota you may have to pay to help keep the dust down. The Stearns County Highway Department has proposed a change to […]

The latest innovation in parking meter technology is coming to St. Cloud. New parking meters will be installed in the parking lot in front of the Stearns County Administration Center […]

As we are getting closer to the International Holocaust Remembrance Day, January 27th, St. Cloud State University is staging an exhibition about Anne Frank, a Jewish writer. SCSU students from […]

The Anoka County Medical Examiner’s office has ruled the death of a Rice woman, Tammra Baker, a suicide. Back on November 14, 2015, the Benton County Sheriff’s Office received a […]

St. Cloud State University President Earl Potter signed the American Council on Education’s Moving the Needle initiative, along with other school presidents around the nation. According to The American College […]

ST. CLOUD, Minn. (AP) – The City of St. Cloud is joining an antitrust lawsuit that accuses companies of fixing the price of a chemical that’s used to purify drinking […]

A crash involving a semi on Highway 7 just outside Prinsburg, MN has left a Redwood Falls man in serious condition and killed a woman from Renwood early Sunday morning. […]

ALBERTVILLE, Minn. (AP) – Sony Pictures and a Minnesota development group plan to build a Hollywood-themed indoor family entertainment center in Albertville. Developers call the $115 million project the "mall […]