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After a night of celebrations, Adrian Peterson finds himself facing serious legal trouble again.

As drought conditions fade, so do low mosquito numbers. Discover what experts predict for our summer and how to stay bite-free.

Discover how she’s transforming computer literacy in St. Cloud one tech tip at a time.

As the Lakers face the Timberwolves, reporter Mike Trudell receives a warm 'Minnesota Nice' welcome. Will he take that free beer offer?

Tonka trucks have long been a favorite for kids over the years, but now one of the more popular trucks could cause a serious injury and has been recalled.

It's the time of year that motorists will likely encounter slow downs on the roads around Central Minnesota. Hopefully this will help you prepare for what you may face on the road this year.

The Minnesota Book Awards showcased remarkable local authors.

In a thrilling twist for snowmobile lovers, ARGO's acquisition of Arctic Cat promises new adventures just when the industry needed it most.

The St. Cloud Rox can be heard all season long on AM 1390 and FM 93.9 Granite City Sports.

St. John's University has named an interim Athletic Director to replace the recently retired Bob Alpers. Alpers, who held the role for nine years, announced his retirement last week.

Is 2025 the year Minnesotan anglers dominate the Bassmaster circuit? Feider and Fothergill are leading the charge!

Find out why your local Walmart might start locking up everyday items. The rise of retail theft is forcing stores to rethink security.

Sartell Police are reporting a resident received an email from who they thought was Norton Antivirus requesting a phone call. The person answering asks them to log onto their computer, the victim did so, shortly after that their computer locked and so did their bank account.

Storms are expected to increase in coverage Sunday night and could produce large hail, especially across Minnesota.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has signed a bill into law that amends the medical exception to the state's vehicle window tint restriction.

Last year was a record setting year for spring turkey hunting in Minnesota. This year could approach those numbers. That according to Glen Schmitt from Outdoor News. Schmitt says harvest numbers through Sunday are approximately 6,500.

Spring often brings change and that includes changes to properties. St. Cloud Community Development Director Matt Glaesman joined me on WJON. The Children's Museum downtown is close to opening and Glaesman feels that business could be a catalyst site to bring more people downtown.

If you are looking for a horse to root for in this year's Kentucky Derby, Sandman has ties to Minnesota.

Stearns County Commissioner Leigh Lenzmeier is stepping down from his position on the Board of Commissioners.

The two junior high buildings in the St. Cloud Area School District are getting some major upgrades this summer.

A large gravel pit could be coming to southeast St. Cloud. Stearns County Commissioner Joe Perske joined me on WJON. He says this proposed gravel pit is 680 acres and is right where the St. Cloud Area Planning Organization would like to bring a road connecting Highway 10 with a bridge across the Mississippi River.

A common question anyone in law enforcement gets is, "If a person is to drive 9 miles over the speed limit or less will they be stopped and ticketed"? Minnesota State Trooper Sargent Jesse Grabow joined me on WJON.

From vintage local school shirts, to bars from your past, you'll be able to take a stroll down memory lane at a new store in downtown St. Cloud.

The historic Foley Mansion in south St. Cloud has a special event planned during Mother's Day weekend.