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Powder Ridge ski hill in Kimball has announced the closure of its 2024-2025 season due to high temperatures and rainfall, impacting skiing conditions significantly.

Save on groceries this St. Patrick's Day at Fare For All in St. Cloud.

Now, the city is going ot have to fix this situation and then come up with a plan for this not to happen again.

A massive traveling vintage expo is set to visit the Minneapolis Convention Center in April as part of a 16-city tour of the United States.

Sip on crafted coffee flights, where community and culinary delights come together in a cozy taproom.

Excitement builds as drive-ins across Minnesota prepare for a season of outdoor movies, with Verne Drive-In kicking off on April 18. Don't miss it!

When he retires, Smith will certainly be in the Vikings Ring of Honor, likely will have his #22 jersey retired by the team and is a strong candidate for the Pro Football Hall of Fame when he becomes eligible.

A store offering discount items will be closing some of their stores, does that mean the company isn't doing well? Maybe not!

Pajama's, Paws, & Cause. This first of it's kind event at TCHS is sure to put a smile on your face.

Many people have their own favorites, and/or maybe you would like to try something new.

The Lake Superior Zoo adopts 200 animals from the closed SeaQuest in Roseville, showcasing community support and commitment to wildlife welfare during this animal care crisis.

It makes sense if you think about it. We have a lot of amazing natural resources, good land for growing, lots of open space and, at least for the last few years, pretty mild winters overall.

St. Cloud Zonta Club announces a new summer fundraising event

St. Cloud State Wrestling brings home 3rd place at National Championship

Meat processors from across Minnesota were in St. Cloud for their annual convention

Selke Field is on sale for $290,000. St. Cloud State's Selke Field has an interesting history. SCSU Archivist Tom Steman joined me on WJON to talk about St. Cloud State University buildings and their history.

The St. Cloud area has and continues to have iconic ballrooms. This is our first installment with local historian Jim Grabinski. He joined me on WJON to highlight the ballrooms that hosted numerous weddings, concerts and events. He says the popularity of ballrooms peaked in the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s.

Glen Schmitt from Outdoor News says wolf-related livestock depredation complaints are at a 10-year high in northern Minnesota.

The 53rd annual Central Minnesota Builders Association Spring Tour of Homes opens Friday.

Scattered strong to severe storms are possible Friday evening across southern Minnesota and western Wisconsin.

The Sherburne County Sheriff's Department are reporting a few stolen trailers throughout the county in the last couple months. Alicia Mages from Tri-County Crime Stoppers says one of them was taken from Meadow Lane in Big Lake.

You can listen to some Irish Folk Music in downtown St. Cloud on St. Patrick's Day.

A 14-mile road construction project in Morrison County will have serious traffic impacts this summer.

O2B Childcare is already thinking summer by opening registration for its summer camps