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According to a press release, Sartell residents Bethany and Ryan Cross donated an empty parcel of land in their neighborhood.

(KNSI) - The Sartell High School Construction program (SabreCON) has a place for its first home build, thanks ...

Four roads in Offaly will close for a time this week for works with the works on one road set to last for a number of weeks.  The L-70099-1 beside Lumcloon...

Not surprisingly, COVID-19 vaccines and antiviral treatments dominated headlines in 2021. But in addition to these breakthroughs, pharmaceutical and

Daily Report has obtained documents that shed light on the key differences that led up to the recent split between the Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center and Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center.

NRL.com takes a look back at some of the best matches between the Roosters and Sea Eagles ahead of Friday night's semi-final in Mackay. 

Many hospitals in Louisiana and across the Gulf South, strained by treating thousands of COVID-19 patients, are discharging as many patients as possible, diverting those in critical care to safer areas, and reducing staff ahead of Hurricane Ida’s landfall Sunday night.

As people of all ages flock to a Louisiana vaccination site, an official says he is optimistic outreach is working

Dancing with Our Stars: Winner Raised Over $101K ST. CLOUD -- The top dancer in the 5th annual Dancing With Our Stars Competition raised over $100,000 for his chosen charity.  The Womens Fund of Central Minnesota announced Tuesday that Ryan Cross raised over $101,000, combined with the $15,000 for taking first place, the total he earned was over $116,000 for Anna Maries Alliance. Submitted Photo The second-place finisher was CeCe Terlouw who was dancing for her chosen charity the Terebinth R...

Vaccines are mostly synonymous with needles, an efficient and effective way to provide immunity to myriad infections. As COVID-19 vaccination efforts roll out across the U.S. and the world, some experts believe that a vaccine administered through the nose could be just as effective and easier to administer.