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Hostage situation at Minnesota bank ends with suspect’s arrest Updated 7:43 AM; Today 7:43 AM SWAT team officers respond to the scene of a reported hostage situation at the Wells Fargo branch Thursday May 6, 2021, in south St. Cloud, Minn. (Dave Schwarz/St. Cloud Times via AP)AP Facebook Share ST. CLOUD, Minn. (AP) — A man accused of holding five employees hostage at a Minnesota bank following a dispute was captured and arrested after an hourslong standoff, police said. No one was physic...

Here’s how the St. Cloud Wells Fargo hostage situation unfolded The suspect has been arrested and all five hostages are safe. Author: "A peaceful resolution, the best outcome we could have today," St. Cloud Police Chief Blair Anderson said at a press conference late Thursday, noting no one was hurt.  Anderson said the manager at the bank at 200 33rd Ave. S called 911 at 1:48 p.m. because there was a customer — the suspect — who was disgruntled about a prior transaction with the bank. ...

Peaceful resolution: Hourslong hostage situation at Wells Fargo bank in Minnesota ends with arrest, authorities say Anna Haecherl and Erik Newland, St. Cloud Times AP Top Stories May 7 Replay Video UP NEXT ST. CLOUD, Minn. — After an hourslong standoff Thursday, a hostage situation at a Wells Fargo bank in Minnesota ended without any injuries and an arrest, authorities said. "A peaceful resolution, the best outcome we could have today," said St. Cloud Police Chief Blair ...

Minnesota Bank Robbery Standoff Ends Peacefully; Hostages Unharmed The man accused of holding five employees hostage at a Wells Fargo branch in St. was eventually captured and arrested. ST. CLOUD, Minn. (AP) — A man accused of holding five employees hostage at a Minnesota bank following a dispute was captured and arrested after an hourslong standoff, police said. No one was physically injured Thursday at a Wells Fargo branch in St. Cloud, police Chief Blair Anderson said at a late-night news ...

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St. Cloud Times Best Of contest is back; nominations open Friday Times staff report View Comments Its time again for St. Cloud Times readers to choose Central Minnesotas best entertainment, businesses and services. The Best of the Best Official Community’s Choice Awards, formerly known as Best of Central Minnesota, is back for the 18th year to recognize exceptional local businesses, services and other offerings in 85 categories. While the aim is the same as ever — to allow our readers to s...

Man wrongly targeted in Wetterling case loses lawsuit Because of a statute of limitations, Dan Rassier is virtually out of legal options in his case against investigators. Author: Lou Raguse Updated: 6:33 PM CDT May 3, 2021 ST JOSEPH, Minn — The headline on the front page of the St. Cloud Times on July 3, 2010, read, "Sheriff: Rassier Person of Interest." Stearns County Sheriff John Sanner revealed to the newspaper that Dan Rassier was a person of interest in t...

Sartell wants to reopen historic bridge over Mississippi River to pedestrians, bikers If it gets approved, the bridge could be open to pedestrians as soon as next year. Author: The City of Sartell is hoping to turn the historic Old Sartell Bridge into a pedestrian and bike bridge over the Mississippi River.  The 420-foot steel comeback through truss bridge was built in 1914, connecting Sartell Street to the east and west areas of Sartell, the Minnesota Department of Transportations website say...

1 year after St. Cloud areas first COVID-19 death, a community gathers to remember Erik Newland, St. Cloud Times © Dave Schwarz/dschwarz@stcloudtimes.com Strips of cloth are tied to a railing on the shore of Lake George before the start of a COVID-19 memorial event Saturday, May 1, 2021, at Lake George in St. Cloud. ST. CLOUD — Around 100 people gathered at Lake George Saturday morning to memorialize the almost 400 area residents who have died from COVID-19 in the past yea...

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