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Following Thursday's news that fully-vaccinated individuals are no longer required to wear masks in some settings and situations, one Minnesota brewery is celebrating with a "Burn the Masks" event. On Thursday, May 13 the CDC issued a statement that fully-vaccinated people are no longer required to wear a mask or physically distance in any setting. Exceptions apply where "required by federal, state, local, tribal, or territorial laws, rules, and regulations, including local business and workplace guidance." Additionally, full-vaccinated people do not have to be tested for COVID-19 following a...

Big Beer Week is a week-long celebration of big and boozy beers. For those who can survive the week, there's a reward! On Sunday, Lupulin Brewing Company in Big Lake kicked off its annual Big Beer Week. From Sunday March 7, 2021 to Sunday March 14, 2021 the brewery -- voted "Best Suburban Brewery" in 2018 by City Pages readers -- will have daily releases of "big" beers -- or beers with high ABV (Alcohol By Volume) content. "Big Beer Week is finally here!" Lupulin Brewing posted on Facebook Sunday. "We’ve got a crowler release, an infusion, 8 draft releases and a food truck!" Sunday's spec...

Local fire departments were dispatched to reports of a structure fire Sunday morning.

Authorities find body in burning structure in Crow Wing County The Minnesota State Fire Marshal's Office and the Crow Wing County Sheriff’s Office are investigating the incident. Author: Officials are investigating a Little Pine Township fire after a body was found in a burned "structure." According to the Crow Wing County Sheriff’s Department, deputies, along with the Emily fire department, were dispatched to a fire at 24000 block of Co Rd 1 at around 4:17 a.m. Sunday. It was there they found the body inside of the burned structure. What kind of structure was not revealed by police. ...

After reading some of these listener incidents, it's a wonder any of them have drivers licenses still... My early morning commutes to work this past week have been made a bit slower and more cautious by the presence of heavy fog. As I've driven up Highway 10 to St. Cloud, it's occurred to me, "If a deer decided to step out into the road right now, I don't think I'd be able to stop or avoid hitting it!" The thought, naturally, got me reflecting on the largest thing I  have hit with my vehicle (accidentally, of course). Fortunately, there have been very few incidents over the course of my dri...