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Dene Dryden/KNSI News (KNSI) – The Ledge Amphitheater in Waite Park officially opened its gates to the public on Tuesday afternoon with a flag raising and a ribbon cutting ceremony. At 5 p.m., Waite Park Mayor Rick Miller introduced members of the American Legion Post #428, who raised an American flag gifted to The Ledge by Chuck Schneider, a former Waite Park City Council member who died in 2018. Miller said the flag, which was initially given to Schneider by U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar, would be raised in memory of Schneider and former state Rep. Jerry Relph, who died in December 2020.

Update posted 7:22 p.m. June 24, 2021 (KNSI) - A 17-year-old St. Cloud boy is dead after a motorcycle crash Th...

(Dene Dryden, KNSI) – The state of Minnesota brought in $1.796 billion more than expected in tax revenue during the month of May. The Minnesota Management and Budget office released its May report on Thursday, affirming that the state’s net general fund revenues came to $3.3 billion that month. The office had projected in February that the state would see $1.5 billion in tax revenue during May. The most significant bump in revenue when compared to the February forecast was in the state’s individual income tax revenue. The February forecast projected the state would see $627 million in...

I got my date and time, and as I stood in line to get my shot, I started to get very emotional. I was just so overjoyed at the promise and hope this offered people who had been stuck inside away from their families and the elderly who had been so isolated and probably scared they were next; I was absolutely overcome. When people heard that I had gotten my shot, here came the horror stories of so-and-so who got so sick they were in bed for a week after their shot. So-and-so got a big bruise on their arm after they got their shot. I thought, “What have I done.”