St. Cloud News

Kim Orn from the American Cancer Society and St. Cloud State men's hockey coach Bob Motzko joined me on WJON today. We talked about the "Real Men Wear Pink" campaign and their event scheduled for Wednesday October 11th at Brothers Bar and Grill in downtown St. Cloud.

Seven people will be honored with lifesaving awards after saving an 18-month boy near Rice.

At an age where most of us aren't usually concerned with issues within our community, 14-year old Natalie Gerads of Sauk Rapids is working on a big community project.

You won't have to look far to find something fun to do with your family throughout Central Minnesot this weekend. Enjoy the musical stylings of the teachers at St. John's and St. Ben's, hear the Fabulous Armadillos rock out to Pink Floyd, grab a run/walk at the Rays of Hope 5K, hear the Mill City Hot Club at Bo Diddley's and have some Halloween Fun at Boo at the Zoo at the Hemker Zoo. Read more in The Weekender!

Award-winning Documentary filmmaker Byron Hurt spoke at St. Cloud State University yesterday.

Two teenagers were hurt in a crash Wednesday morning in Richmond. The Minnesota State Patrol says it happened at 8:00 a.m. the intersection of Highway 23 and Highway 22.

A bicyclist was taken to the hospital after being hit by a car. The Minnesota State Patrol says it happened just after 7:00 a.m. Wednesday on Highway 12 in Delano.

We get one day to dry out today before rain returns from the southwest tonight. Rain chances will continue into Saturday, though the heaviest and most widespread rain is expected Friday afternoon into Saturday morning from south central MN into western WI.

With several different cultures coming together in St. Cloud, one of the most important things to do is talk to one another.

After a year-long litigation battle, St. John's Episcopal Church officially broke ground on their new tiny house Tuesday morning.

Waking up to see my car broken into wasn't what I wanted on Saturday morning.

Students and their families in the St. Cloud area are joining thousands across the state for a day of exercise. On Wednesday Minnesota Safe Routes to School will host their annual Walk and Bike to School Day.