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Determination, hard work, and a genuine heart for others. Meet Javelia.

Second straight trip to state for Sauk RapidsRice volleyball, a first in school history. Gail Bialke stops by to talk Princeton and more.

Before Monday night's Ring of Honor ceremony, CJ Ham opened up about a gift from Peterson that changed everything.

Looking for a cat to adopt? Macho, just over a year old, is friendly and waiting at TriCounty Humane Society.

St. Bens hockey is climbing the national poll, and coach Lindsay Macy stopped by to talk about the sweep and what's next.

Santa, train rides, and over a hundred local vendors are headed to Falcon Heights this December.

SantaBear 2026 honors Mary Tyler Moore's Minneapolis hat toss

If you know someone who'd rather unwrap cheese than chocolate, a Minnesota creamery has a countdown made for them.

From Pachyderm Recording Studio to Nashville, Caitlyn Smith is doing things her own way these days.

A record 38th MIAC title is locked up, and the Johnnies aren't done yet. Here's what's ahead.

Cathedral Winter Gala 2026 fundraiser set for Nov 14 at The Park Event Center in Waite Park, with Deuces Wild dueling pianos.

Two miles north of Evansville on County Road 1, there's a Saturday morning stop that's about as Minnesotan as it gets.

There's a lot happening behind the scenes at St. Cloud Sky Central Airport, and some of it might make your next trip a bit smoother.

A road win Tuesday pushed St. Cloud State volleyball into familiar territory, with a big test ahead.

Here's a tasty way to learn about design: the Stearns History Museum's gingerbread architecture workshops return, with two dates and some pretty sweet extras.

Designers get free rein on this year's Zonta Christmas House, and the results are worth a stroll.

A Tuesday afternoon drive on Highway 10 turned into a two-vehicle crash in Elk River, and one driver ended up at the hospital.

A St. Cloud woman has pleaded guilty to two felony charges after a series of events targeting a man in October.

Model trains of every scale roll into St. Cloud this Saturday, and the folks behind it say there's plenty for curious newcomers too.

A hometown Army pilot with over 200 combat missions returns to Sartell to speak at Wednesday's Veterans Day assembly.

Sartell's old paper mill site could look very different down the road, and the city just cleared a path to find out what's possible.

Ice anglers who like to fish Upper Red Lake will see the bag limit fall back to the usual four-fish limit this winter.

Gnarly Bard has a busy stretch ahead, from Gutenberg's final weekend to Jeff Engholm's album release and a Charlie Brown Christmas.

Five new spots around the state will soon put hands-on science tools within reach of rural schools.