Washington Memorial Drive in St. Cloud will see lane shifts for traffic in both directions on Tuesday, October 14th, between 8th Street South and University Drive.

The Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party will host a rally outside CentraCare – St. Cloud Hospital as part of a statewide effort to protest what party leaders say are Republican policies driving clinic closures and rising healthcare costs.

Nearly two dozen local school board members are among the hundreds who have signed an open letter calling on state education officials to immediately comply with Title IX regulations.

All aboard! The Canadian Pacific Kansas City Holiday Train is chugging back to Minnesota in December with 20 scheduled stops across the state as part of its annual tour to support local food banks.

Stearns County is beginning to spend some of the $715,000 war chest it has amassed in Statewide Affordable Housing Aid funds.

The Great River Children’s Museum is bringing back its popular Game Night Gala for a second year, featuring a new classic board game theme.

MEA break is known as one of the busiest travel weekends of the year. For families who want to stick closer to home, there is also plenty to do, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.

Prosecutors told a judge that no harm was done to prospects for a fair trial after two U.S. Justice officials reposted potentially inflammatory comments President Trump made about Luigi Mangione after he was charged with killing UnitedHealthcare’s CEO.

Catholic Community Schools marked a major milestone in its fundraising campaign to retire construction debt, upgrade Cathedral High School’s HVAC system, and invest in its elementary schools.

LGBTQ+ couples ready to say “I do” can be part of a mass expression of love during a group wedding.

October is Shelter Animals Month in Minnesota, to recognize places like Tri-County Humane Society for the work they do.

The Sartell Fire Department is holding an open house this evening from 4:00 to 7:00 to tie in National Fire Prevention Week.

A 37-year-old Royalton man was taken into custody after holding police at bay for several hours on Wednesday.

Minnesota Senate Majority Leader Erin Murphy visited St. Cloud on Wednesday to meet with residents about pressing issues facing the state, including agricultural challenges stemming from federal trade policy and rising healthcare costs.

The Sartell middle schooler who was severely hurt in a bicycle crash this weekend is being pulled off life support.

Authorities have identified the man who died Tuesday during a fishing trip on the Mississippi River near the Xcel Energy Monticello Nuclear Generating Power Plant as 28-year-old Tyler Tasche of Monticello.

A priest in the Diocese of St. Cloud has been charged after allegedly forcing a woman to have a sexual relationship with him while he provided spiritual guidance to her.

Xcel Energy has pitched an ambitious proposal to have a statewide battery storage network to regulators with the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission.

A St. Cloud-based bus company will have new owners but keep the same name.

One of three anglers who fell into the Mississippi River near the Xcel Energy Monticello Nuclear Power Plant on Tuesday when their boat capsized is dead.