ST. CLOUD, Minn. – St. Cloud State goaltender Mike Lee earned the title of WCHA (Western Collegiate Hockey Association) defensive player of the week for his performance this weekend against the University of Wisconsin, Madison. This past weekend Lee stopped 72 of 74 shots taken by Wisconsin in the two game series. The six-foot-one goalie from Roseau, Minn., and a [...]

On Tuesday night the Minnesota Department of Health Commissioner, Dr. Edward Ehlinger, addressed a group of people in St. Cloud about the current Health Care system in place.

St. Cloud Minn- Today marked the first day of the National Veterans Creative Arts Festival, where local veterans who attend the V.A medical center got to showcase some of their works that they hold dear. The use of creative arts is used as a form of rehabilitative treatment to help veterans recover from and cope with physical and emotional disabilities. [...]

ST. CLOUD, Minn. – When you think of robots, a few characters often come to mind. Those that come to my mind are Star Wars characters C-3PO and R2D2, and even though they didn’t make an appearance in St. Cloud last night, another robot did. Her name is MARIE. MARIE (Monochord-Aerophone Robotic Instrument Ensemble) was invented by a St. Cloud [...]

     The exhibit has been here for almost five years. Had numerous facelifts to challenge repeat hunters, and has had a positive reaction from children and adults. But all good things must come to an end.      Ann Meline, the deputy director of the Stearns History Museum said, “It’s been a great success, it will be up for a [...]

ST. CLOUD, Minn. – Hundreds of people attended the GOP caucus at Apollo High School Tuesday.  Many speakers couldn’t get over how happy they were to see everyone come together. Senator John Pederson, Rep. Dan Severson, and others were all there to welcome everyone for coming.  Rep. King Banaian expressed excitement when addressing the 700 people gathered. “Applaud ourselves,” he [...]

Little Falls, Minn. (AP) – Yard signs are not only to sell houses or to advertise for upcoming candidates. Robin Hensel says it’s only fair that since the city of Little Falls ordered her to take down signs in her yard supporting the Occupy Wall Street and peace movements, the city should have to remove its “We Support Our Troops” [...]

ST. CLOUD, Minn. – Monday night a St. Cloud home was being burglarized while two people were inside it. The police were called to the home at 6:21 p.m. at the 800 block of Maywood Drive. Two men kicked in the door and went in the home. According to police, about $200 in cash and property were stolen before they jumped [...]

Tuesday the Bernicks Family Foundation announced they are awarding almost a quarter of a million dollars in grants to local organizations. The largest of the awards will go to the local education activities foundation, like Quarry Park and United Way. This will help improve children’s reading, achievement gaps, and getting more parents involved. Stearns County Park will receive $15,000, United Way [...]

Foley, Minn. – Last night the Foley City Council rejected a proposal to enlist services from a private security company. The three to two vote comes after negotiations with the Benton County Sheriffs office failed late last year. The city is now looking into a different private security firm. Foley disbanded its police department back in 2003. The contract proposed was based [...]