Water

Have you ever been to a concert or sporting event, and all you wanted to quench your thirst is the most basic of human needs, water? But the venue wants to charge you $6 a bottle.

Concerned about lead pipes? University of Minnesota's tool helps Minnesotans identify communities at risk. Check if your water system needs attention for safety.

A rainy April and close to normal May has water levels close to normal in the City of St. Cloud. St. Cloud Public Services Director Tracy Hodel joined me on WJON. The flow of river is currently at 8,900 cubic feet per second, this is average flow for this time of year.

A video shared to TikTok over the weekend has people asking, "Has this lady lost her mind?!"

Water Camping in a Tent. Cool or too weird?

The drought may soon come to an end in Cold Spring. Since 2013, Cold Spring has been exploring options on how to solve its water issue and finally there seems to be a solution in sight.

The Minnesota Department of Health is recognizing St. Cloud's "ongoing commitment" to protecting the community's water supply.

With expected highs well into the 90s and even 100s this weekend there are plenty of ways to stay cool around Central Minnesota. Whether you live in St. Cloud, Sartell, Waite Park, Foley or Sauk Rapids, there are several ways you and your family can enjoy some water filled fun.

Opinions differ all the time on how much water a person should drink in 24 hours. Does it matter how much you weigh? Or how active you are? Hopefully we can find the answers!

The high water in Central Minnesota continues to be a concern for law enforcement agencies.

Thanks to a brutally cold winter, drinking water service lines have been freezing in the St. Cloud Metro area.