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Two elderly Stearns County residents are among 10 additional COVID-related deaths reported by the Minnesota Department of Health.

Night Out in Downtown St. Cloud to be Auctioned Off for Charity ST. CLOUD -- Later this month you'll be able to bid on a unique dining experience for you and a friend. Clare Richards is one of the dancers in this year's Dancing With Our Stars and for a fundraiser, she's offering up two of her male friends for a night on the town. It will be dinner and drinks as well as fresh flowers and a live music experience.  You'll be accompanied by two of our hosts, two of my friends Tony and Jacob. Richards says Jacob Krippner and

The 2021 Mosquito Forecast for Minnesota The recently melted bodies of water and warm temperatures are bringing back our other state bird earlier than normal. Mosquitos are already back and biting in Central Minnesota for the spring and summer season. I was hanging out with my family over Easter weekend, soaking in the warm sunshine and light breeze as we sat by the lake anticipating the fun to be had this coming summer. As we were chit-chatting, it was brought up that my aunt had her first mosquito kill of the season last week in her yard, and my mom had spotted one just the day before.

Irish Superstitions to Adopt in Central Minnesota In our neck of the woods, we are heavily influenced by Norweigian heritage, but I think it's high time we adopt some Irish heritage as well. I was told as a child that I am roughly 1/18th Irish, I was never given the lineage behind that but I'm going to take my grandmother's word for it. So for St. Patrick's Day this year I looked into some Irish superstitions that could easily be applied in Central Minnesota. Never Give a Friend Something Sharp This superstition states that if you give someone a knife or scissors, it will sever the relationsh...

Swanville Woman Hit By Vehicle Near Upsala The incident happened around 3:45 a.m. Wednesday on 70th Street, about three miles north of Upsala. The Morrison County Sheriff's Office says 30-year-old Cody Stumpf, of Little Falls, was heading west on 70th Street when he came upon a women, 26-year-old Kelsie Olson, walking in the middle of the road. Stumpf's vehicle struck Olson, throwing her into the ditch. She was taken to St. Cloud Hospital with unknown injuries. Get our free mobile app