ST. CLOUD, Minn. – Last night both the men’s and women’s St. Cloud State basketball teams competed in the first round of the NSIC tournament at Halenbeck Hall and both were able to escape with victories. The men defeated Concordia-St. Paul 95 to 90. and the women defeated Southwest Minnesota State 72 to 43. This was the first time since [...]

ST. CLOUD, Minn. – The Men’s basketball team kicks off their playoff campaign tonight. UTVS News caught up with #54 Tim Bergstraser to learn about his journey to SCSU and how he is growing up on the hardwood.

  ST. CLOUD, Minn.- Dr. Carolyn Williams has been at St Cloud State University since 1999 but her journey to get there started in Elizabeth, New Jersey. “Growing up, I was just interested in everything,” said Williams on her path. She excelled in many fields during high school, which included orchestra, biology and engineering. She credits two of her high school [...]

St. Paul (AP) Senator John Marty plans to introduce a bill about genetically engineered food sold in Minnesota. The federal government does not require information of genetically modified foods here in the united states. The main concerns is that there are no long term research on the altered food. The bill would state that all Minnesotans would have access to information on [...]

It seems Minnesota is short of luck on funding for the new Vikings stadium. The revenue from electronic gambling is falling far short of expectations so far. According to a report from state budget officials, only 130 of the projected 900 sites were offering electronic gambling as of Feb. 1. Budget officials now expect $46 million less in gambling tax [...]

St. Paul (AP). The house of labor, workforce, and regulated industries committees are expected to vote today. They are voting of a bill that would increase the minimum wage to around ten dollars. The committee has heard many testimonies from Minnesotans asking for increase, but think it would hurt businesses. Minnesota hasn’t raised the minimum wage since 2005 and choose [...]

Two men have been arrested in St. Cloud as part of a meth investigation. Derald Hausmann and Scott Olson were taken to Stearns County jail today. A meth lab was located in the back of Hausmann’s minivan. He faces charges for making meth. Officers also located materials to make meth in Olson’s residence. He was booked for possession and may [...]

COLD SPRING, Minn- During a Wednesday night Cold Spring City Council meeting, council members were in talks of installing surveillance cameras in areas of the City. Police Cheif Phil Jones is doing research on the cameras, asking other communities what they use. Jones is also going to look into the cost of cameras and possible locations for them. No decision [...]

The husband of a missing St. Paul woman has been charged with second-degree murder. Thirty-nine-year-old Jeffrey Trevino is being charged with two counts of murder after Kira Trevino’s car was found abandoned Saturday. Kira Trevino was reported missing after she did not show up for work on Friday. She is still missing, but police say she’s likely dead based on [...]

COLD SPRING, Minn- After a Wednesday night city council meeting, the City Council of the city of Cold Spring decided to retire officer Thomas Decker’s badge number, 6402. Officer Decker was shot and killed in the line of duty late last November. The Resolution, signed by Mayor Doug Schmitz and witnessed by City Administrator Paul Hetland, states “the City Council of the [...]