Saint Cloud, MN News

• Saint Cloud, MN News
• Area under severe thunderstorm watch
• Today's death notices
• Daily log
• Police investigate southside burglary
• Central Minnesota under flash flood watch
• Stearns County Domestic Violence Court entering fourth year, seeing success
• Student's work could shape Wildwood County Park
• Veteran shares World War II experience with Tech students
• St. Michael's Hospital operations change to CentraCare delayed
• Smaller projects a priority in Stearns County five-year road construction plan
• College honors
• High school honors
• University, college honors
• Local history
• From the Executive Editor: Some stories could even save lives
• Key events this week
• Area cities prepare to open splash pads, wading pools
• Somali woman forms support group
• St. Cloud births
• Stearns County felony sentencings, December 2011
• Sherburne County felony sentencings, November 2011
• Today's death notices
• Break in Patz case brings hope and tears to other families, Wetterlings
• Arson suspected in trash bin fire that damaged car, garage
• Vikings stadium approved. Now what?
• Fire log
• Kids Apple Duathalon in Sartell
• State health department: Care homes help 2 million
• St. Cloud may not have to replace street signs
• Agents tout real estate upswing
• Efforts to improve Avon Beach visible
• Fundraisers
• Lend a hand
• Visual Arts Minnesota to move from Paramout Theatre and Visual Arts Center
• Foley tradition continues as students drive tractors to school
• Minneapolis City Council approves Vikings stadium plan
• Minneapolis City Council approves Vikings stadium plan
• Obama to visit Minnesota next week
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• Schultz files for state Senate seat
• Wind farm hearing postponed
• Legal clinic for veterans planned
• McCarter files for state Senate seat
• Banaian files for re-election to state House
• St. Cloud man files for school board
• Obama to visit Minnesota next Friday
• 2 file for Sauk Rapids City Council
• Rice meeting planned for Highway 10 interchange
• $46,150 legal tab in Minnesota Senate firing
• Man arrested after court order violated
• Fire log
• Drug deal ends in fight, arrest
• Hip-hop artists (and Talahi alumni) share perspective, song with 6th-graders
• River's Edge Convention Center tested during GOP convention
• St. Cloud school board approves budget
• Local Memorial Day weekend events honor veterans
• St. Cloud office should be unaffected by adoption services' pact
• Rain closes some roads, floods basements around state
• Today's death notices
• Burglary suspect leads Sherburne County deputy on high-speed chase
• Burglary suspect leads Sherburne County deputy on high-speed chase
• Minneapolis City Council OKs Vikings stadium plan
• Today's birth announcements
• Big Lake man sentenced to 25 years for child pornography
• Big Lake man sentenced to 25 years for child pornography
• Riebel seeks re-election to Sherburne board
• Sartell 8th-grader finishes seventh at National Geographic Bee
• Bard files for election to Sauk Rapids council
• Gas, batteries stolen from watercraft
• Whitney softball rained out
• Lewis family connections
• St. Cloud office should be unaffected by adoption services' pact
• O'Driscoll files for re-election to state House
• Minden town board member runs for Benton commissioner seat
• Congratulations to two of our UPCOMING June Medical Assisting Grads who have acc...
• Lane closures planned for Highway 23 west of Waite Park
• Power out for part of Sartell
• Fire log
• Flash flood watch continues until 1 p.m.
• Sartell boy competes in National Geographic Bee today
• Melrose mother, son killed in South Carolina crash
• McCann's granite sculpture will commemorate Can-Am Police-Fire Games
• Travelers more likely to drive for Memorial Day holiday
• Sherburne County felony sentencings, Oct. 2011
• Cold Spring City Council hears library details, weighs decisions
• High winds trash cars at New Ulm dealership
• Kowalski files for Sherburne County Board seat
• Melrose mother, son killed in South Carolina crash
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• Supreme Court reverses conviction in baby stabbing
• Work planned for Stearns County Road 75
• Sherburne County Road 8 closure delayed
• 2 men file for Benton County board seats
• Man accused in kidnap/assault located in Anoka County
• Woman cited after Clearwater Road collision
• Road work causes detour near Becker this morning
• 2 injured in University Drive collision
• 2 Stearns County women are Princess Kay finalists
• Fire log
• Man arrested after parking lot fight
• Heavy rain forecast; flash flood watch issued
• Report: State can do more to prevent injuries
• Sauk Rapids students meet soldier pen pal
• Sartell 8th-grader Ramanathan is National Geographic Bee finalist
• Officials tout water safety, wade in Lake George
• VA service looks for drivers
• Sherburne County Road 8 to close for a month for construction
• Paddleboat rentals to open this weekend at Lake George
• When reviewing your schedule for Summer Quarter keep in mind the following Lab T...
• Rochester family unsettled by driveway swastika
• Today's death notices
• Man sentenced for threatening Cass County deputy
• Erickson, Walsh file for House 15A
• 2 candidates file for Morrison, Todd House seat
• 2 candidates file for House 29B
• Black bear visits Sauk Rapids neighborhood
• Black bear visits Sauk Rapids neighborhood
• Rockville council member files for House seat
• Doty files for Morrison, Todd Senate seat
• 2 Sherburne County commissioners file for re-election
• Today's birth announcements
• McMahon, Peschl seek another term on Benton County board
• Sartell, Sauk Rapids council members file for election
• Brown files for Senate 15 seat
• Pederson files for re-election in Senate 14
• Stearns waiting list grows for child care assistance
• Sauk Rapids-Rice earns academic award
• Alexandria man files for western Stearns house seat
• Community Juneteenth celebration set for June 15
• Native skywatcher training
• Victim assistance training
• Some reject PSA advice
• Sartell 8th grader is national geography bee finalist
• 4 incumbents file for Stearns County board
• Summer Schedules and a PRIZE DRAWING!! Schedules for Summer Quarter are ready t...
• Man arrested after trying to sell pills
• 2 drivers injured in Highway 15 crash
• Detour this morning on Highway 10 and County Road 11
• 2 inches of rain possible by Thursday
• Fire damages 2 cars
• Minnesota has high ratio of students per counselors
• Fire log
• Political hopefuls can file for office today
• Minneapolis Vikings stadium foes find options are limited
• Long Prairie man injured in ATV crash
• Building Appeals Board created
• Sartell school board outlines plan for filling vacancies
• State's new ranking data shows mixed results for Central Minnesota schools
• St. Cloud transportation board takes shape
• Minnesota releases wolf hunting plans
• Area officers serve as soldiers
• Hontos proposes home building incentive
• Sartell school board outlines plan for filling vacancies
• Sartell school board OKs contracts
• St. Cloud forms building code appeals panel
• Today's death notices
• St. Cloud creates transportation board
• Motivational Monday from Dean Laurie Larson "The first requisite of success is...
• Hospice volunteer information session scheduled
• Rice council, planning commission plan joint meeting on zoning
• Sidewalk poems selected
• Sartell student competes at National Geography Bee
• Fire log
• Seed, plant exchange is Tuesday, Wednesday
• Power out in Farming Township
• Rabies memo sent to area
• Sauk Rapids-Rice High School Top 10
• St. John's Preparatory School Top 10
• Catholics support LGBT at rally against amendement
• High school grad events change venue
• Area transportation plan vote set
• SCTCC to get truck program updates
• Today's death notice
• St. Cloud area gets half inch of rain; outlook for Monday is sunny
• Best-selling books
• More than 900 run for disabled veterans at Old Glory Run
• Safety, homes top priorities for community
• From the Executive Editor: Singing dogs? We're not kidding
• Landowners seek fair compensation for impact of CapX power line
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• Key events this week
• Local history
• Ron Paul supporters cement rout of state GOP convention
• Ron Paul supporters cement rout of state GOP convention
• St. Paul area Lutherans oppose same-sex marriage ban
• Crash in St. Joseph sends 1 to hospital
• Today's death notices
• More than 900 run for disabled veterans at Old Glory Run
• Fire log
• Ron Paul's influence big on GOP delegate at state convention
• GOP endorses Bills at state convention in St. Cloud
• Tasters put maple syrup to the test
• Fundraisers
• Household hazardous waste trucks in St. Augusta on Saturday
• Lend A Hand
• Highway 10 project gets $2.9 million
• Today's death notices
• St. Cloud ties record high temperature
• GOP delegates endorse Bills to oppose Klobuchar in election
• Fast attack helped save Ely from wildfire
• Senser's attorney requests new trial
• Morrison, Pope deputies hunt for assault, abduction suspect
• Morrison, Pope deputies hunt for assault, abduction suspect
• Salvation Army plans golf fundraiser
• Seed and plant exchange planned
• Central Minnesota transportation plan scheduled for vote
• Air Force ensemble plays concert at St. Cloud VA
• Health fair Saturday at Trinity Lutheran
• AARP plans Social Security, Medicare forum
• Raw milk trial postponed until July
• Nitrate water-testing clinic planned in Sherburne County
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting at Gold Cross
• Fire log
• Firefighters douse hot spots from Ely forest fire
• Postal Service to begin closing plants, including Waite Park
• Another warm, windy day ahead
• Minnesota destinations could benefit as tight times put the brakes on travel
• GOP gathers in St. Cloud for state convention
• Library preserves Syrian manuscripts
• Becker, teachers reach salary pact
• Bomb threat clears Benton buildings for about an hour
• St. Cloud gets own Safari Club
• Woman sought in bank robbery
• Home prices worry local residents
• Crews stop advance of forest fire threatening Ely
• Mendota Heights man targeted Mexican consulate
• Today's death notices
• Becker, teachers reach salary pact
• Woman sought in afternoon bank robbery
• Bomb threat clears Benton buildings for about an hour
• Kleis, Berg plan to seek reelection
• Seed and plant exchange
• Minnesota employers cut jobs, but jobless rate falls
• Wind advisory issued for Stearns, Wright
• Health officials issue rabies risk reminder
• Free summer bus passes available for young
• State trooper pleads not guilty to inattentive driving charge
• St. Cloud man indicted on federal gun possession charges
• Whooping cough cases on the rise in Minnesota
• Fire log
• Severe rains happening more often in the Midwest, study says
• Rural Paynesville murder suspect's trial mover to September
• Prayer vigil planned to support same-sex marriage
• Vikings stadium was big, not only thing during legislative session
• Laws with local roots
• Local construction projects: Yes, no and maybe
• Retired nurses return to St. Cloud Hospital to tour expansion, view advances
• St. Cloud school district to receive almost $260K following energy conservation project
• Drunken driver in crash sentenced to10 years
• St. Cloud prepares for state GOP convention
• Census: Minority children on the rise in US, St. Cloud area edging toward greater diversity
• Stearns County sheriff asks for courtesy on Lake Wobegon Trail
• Construction to close portion of 15th Street North
• Brainerd woman arrested in animal shelter vandalism
• Today's death notices
• Former Long Prairie Chamber director arrested
• Know someone who rocks? Nominate them
• Drunken driver sentenced to 10 years in crash death
• Husky Sports Band CD
• SCSU at Shakespeare Festival
• I-94 reduced to one lane at Albertville
• St. John's marks new structure with ceremony
• Open house planned for Rice Highway 10 interchange
• Little Falls woman sues city over political yard signs
• Do you want the best parking spot on campus?? Then check out this week's S+ Clo...
• Fire damages apartment deck
• Fire log
• Man arrested after assault, knife threat
• Work on westbound Highway10 begins today
• Dayton: Vetoed tax-relief bill from GOP was irresponsible
• United Way chooses CEO from among 40
• Discovery Church wraps up $4.5 million project in Sauk Rapids
• Ready Rating prepares groups for emergencies
• Munsinger and Clemens Gardens get going early
• Albany woman crashes into Holdingford store
• Franken staff lead college financing event
• Sartell-St. Stephen teachers settle contract with pay increase
• Foley adds 2 police officers
• Foley police force adds 2 officers
• Sartell-St. Stephen teachers to see pay increase under tentative contract agreement
• Today's death notices
• US Supreme Court won't review Petters case
• Lend a hand
• Political parties want court to pay $628,000 for redistricting costs
• Judge denies Avon bank's request for a new trial
• SCSU at Target Field
• Summer music institute
• United Way names new leader
• Man jailed after Paynesville crash
• MnSCU proposes tuition increases for St. Cloud State, tech college
• U.S. Supreme Court won't review Petters' conviction
• Fire log
• 2 arrested after robbery, assault
• Minneapolis City Council prepares to consider Vikings stadium
• Pedestrian seriously injured after being hit by car on Highway 23
• Motorcyclist killed after collision with deer near Little Falls
• Schools adapt to Web's prevalence in education, students' lives
• 3 high schools in area make list of best in nation
• Today's death announcements
• Sauk Rapids buys land for 2nd liquor store
• Sauk Rapids buys land for 2nd liquor store
• Sauk Rapids opens new government center
• Sauk Rapids opens new government center
• Dayton vetoes 2nd GOP tax plan
• Pawlenty denies any interest in VP job
• Report outlines Stearns wind farms' environmental impact
• Report outlines Stearns wind farms' environmental impact
• Tuomaala earns award
• Dayton signs $975 million Vikings stadium bill
• 10th Avenue traffic signals to be turned off
• Raw milk supporters rally outside Hennepin courthouse
• Hontos plans to run for another city council term
• Fire log
• Electronics stolen in St. Cloud apartment burglary
• Sauk Centre man injured in ATV crash
• Presentation and Book Signing with Noted Luxembourg American Historian
• 3 hurt in 2-car collision
• St. Joseph Saints to get new scoreboard
• Race for legislative seats begins
• Dayton to sign Vikings stadium bill on Monday
• Military teen summit planned
• No extra security for Paul
• School breaks down stereotypes
• Asian carp may have back door
• St. Cloud man injured in motorcycle accident
• St. Cloud police investigate burglary
• Today's death notices
• Crews respond to 2-car accident in Waite Park
• Copper piping, motor reported stolen from mobile home in Browerville
• Burglar reportedly took prescription medicine from Todd County residence
• Fire log
• Dayton woman in critical condition after Highway 10 crash
• From the Executive Editor: Unique content rounds out weekend
• Breafast on the Farm event set for June 2
• Szczech graduates from St. John's five years after diving accident
• Storm alert system expands to phones
• Evolution of medicine at St. Cloud Hospital
• Storms damage soil on farms
• St. Benedict graduate, mother celebratea proud journey
• Caramel Roll Ride set for June 9
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• Activity the goal of Downtown Walk About, an Open Streets Festival
• Splash pad gets ready to open
• One person injured in Highway 10 crash
• Key events: The week ahead in Central Minnesota
• From the Benton County Historical Society
• Friends help St. Joseph man who helped others
• Today's death notices
• Jennie-O wants more turkeys in Minn. barns
• At least one person injured in Highway 10 crash
• No walleye for Gov. Dayton in fishing opener
• TV stolen in Todd County burglary
• Dayton, Zellers disagree on success of 2012 legislative session
• Fire log
• Highway 10 - Benton County Road 2 project open house scheduled
• Vikings owners hint at retractable roof for stadium
• Rare resort: Richmond summer spot stays in family 85 years
• Reduced hours proposed to save post offices
• 300 participate in graduation at St. Cloud Technical and Community College
• Business school hosts workshops
• A note from the executive editor
• Today's death notices
• Metro Bus Transit Center operations moving Monday
• Legendary car designer, racer Shelby dies at 89
• 300 participate in graduation at St. Cloud Technical and Community College
• 'U' approves agreement with Vikings to use TCF Stadium
• Some of the names on this list will certainly surprise you. Here is our list of...
• Legislative session over, both sides rev up for election
• Mayor Kleis schedules town-hall meeting
• Rice woman injured in crash near St. Stephen
• Tour new Sauk Rapids Government Center Monday
• Fire log
• Senate vote clears Vikings for new stadium
• Farmer fights delivery ban on raw milk
• Meyer stepping down from Minn. Supreme Court
• Gottwalt: Vikings Stadium deal is best possible
• Sartell cat shot in head
• Gapinski will not run for another term in Sauk Rapids
• Vikings reach preliminary agreement to use TCF Bank Stadium
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• Bachmann giving up Swiss citizenship
• Senate vote clears Vikings for new stadium
• Fisch is top 10 broadcaster
• Be a tobacco policy supporter
• Groups threaten EPA with lawsuit over Sherco controls
• Helen Meyer leaving Minnesota Supreme Court
• Buerkle will seek another term on Benton board
• Stearns loses one judge to Mille Lacs County
• Drought breaks for nearly all of Minnesota
• Fire log
• Vikings a vote away from new stadium
• Lawmakers add $50M to Vikings' stadium tab
• Fair exposes inmates about to be released to programs, services
• St. Cloud to add new storm sirens
• Gau named acting warden at Minnesota Correctional Facility-St. Cloud
• Gay marriage still divisive topic in Central Minnesota
• House approves renegotiated package of tax breaks
• City services study cites input from Minnesota residents
• Vikings' contribution to stadium at issue in legislature
• Today's death notices
• Obama voices his support for gay marriage
• Maple Grove man arrested in cocaine sting
• The campus garage sale benefitting the American Cancer Society and the Rasmussen...
• Sartell woman elected to technology board
• Ron Paul to address state GOP convention
• Ron Paul to address state GOP convention
• Portion of Third Avenue closes Monday
• SCSU liberal arts dean appointed
• St. Cloud business fined for water quality violations
• Several northside roads closed Monday
• 3 injured in Richmond crash
• Springer is COLA dean
• KVSC celebrates 45th
• Cushing woman dies in Morrison County crash
• Mother's Day is this Sunday, the 13th - what ONE WORD best describes your mother??
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting
• Fire damages St. Cloud garage
• Fire log
• Bachmann also a citizen of Switzerland
• Senate approves Vikings stadium plan
• Former Apollo basketball star Abukar dreams of being a St. Cloud police officer
• Local lawmaker: We want the best stadium deal
• Foley makes offer to police chief candidate
• Walker easily wins primary in Wisconsin recall
• North Carolina approves amendment on gay marriage
• State Patrol: Speed factored in I-94 crash that killed 4 NDSU students
• Man arrested following carbon monoxide scare
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• Dayton poised to sign bonding bill, St. Cloud Technical & Community College included
• Senate eyes user fees for Vikings stadium
• Sheriff's office begins process to terminate Meemken
• Sheriff's office begins process to terminate Meemken
• Legislators approve $47.5 million state bonding bill
• Part of 25th Avenue closes next week
• Residents escape St. Joseph fire
• Next hurdle arrives for Vikings stadium plan
• Fire log
• Man arrested after attempted burglary
• Missing man found in quarry
• Soggy spring deters drought; spring planting on schedule
• House passes bonding bill that holds hope for St. Cloud's convention center funding
• House passes Vikings stadium bill
• Meemken to be registered as sex offender
• Trail fan's boots made for walkin'
• Local lawmakers split on value of stadium
• Waite Park works with St. Joseph Township on annexation plan
• Waite Park works with St. Joseph Township on annexation plan
• St. Cloud council won't rezone Good News property
• St. Cloud council won't rezone Good News property
• Today's death notices
• A big congratulations goes out to one of our Accounting Bachelor's graduates tha...
• St. Cloud police look for elderly man
• Update: Meemken pleads guilty
• CSB/SJU announce fine arts series
• House passes bonding bill that holds hope for St. Cloud's convention center funding
• Bear kills dog in Livonia Township
• Bear kills dog in Livonia Township
• Second Sartell school board member resigns
• Part of Hadrian Road closed while work is done
• East St. Cloud Highway 23 detour extended
• Game day at Capitol for Vikings stadium
• It's Midterm Time!!! Our students have worked hard to get to this point, so com...
• Cash taken in East Side robbery
• Motorcycle driver flees police
• Highway 10 business robbed
• Fire log
• Mareck plans to run for re-election to Stearns County board
• Jury selection to begin today in Meemken case
• Avon poet wins award
• It's do-or-die today for Vikings stadium bill
• Area animal lovers to gather at event
• Security key to day care providers
• Sauk Rapids Chamber to try to reach customers online
• Storms help area bounce back
• Man, 69, with Alzheimer's missing after family gathering found safe
• Today's death notices
• Fire destroys semi at Anderson Trucking
• Rain totals 1.79 inches
• The end of the line for Minnesota's coal plants?
• Fire log
• Flash flood watch for Stearns County in effect until Sunday morning
• Mother and son obtain same degrees
• Lend a hand
• Clark will not abide by DFL endorsment of Nolan
• From the Executive Editor: Reporter takes us out to ballgame
• Field of Dreams: Neighborhood restores baseball park
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• Stearns offers online WIC applications
• From the Benton County Historical Society
• St. Joseph man arrested after drugs found in vehicle
• Darwin man in custody after threatening woman
• Myres to speak at innovation event
• Hospital schedules tour of expansion
• Sherburne County felony sentencings, September 2011
• Police officer honored for life-saving effort
• Key events this week
• GOP endorses Gazelka in District 9, Kresha in District 9B
• GOP endorses Gazelka in District 9, Kresha in District 9B
• DFL endorses Nolan over Clark to oppose Cravaack
• Today's death notices
• Proposal would hike UMinn tuition 3.5 to 4 percent
• Minn. woman gets 6 months for biting off woman's ear
• Fire log
• Vikings stadium: 'Monday is game day,' bill supporters make final push
• Sartell school's own Olympic community passes the torch
• Tornado damages farm buildings in Southern Minn.
• Dayton vetoes GOP-built tax bill
• Big plans ahead for County Road 75
• Today's death notices
• Timberwolves owner looks for successor
• Civil settlement reached in Senser hit-and-run
• Dayton approves poker, horse race gambling expansion
• Innovation Roundtable for nonprofits set for Wednesday
• Speedway to reopen Sunday in Sauk Rapids
• First Ave. closed for summer
• Three arrested in Morrison County drug case
• Dayton quickly strikes down GOP tax bill
• Becker man arrested after child porn
• Report on city services survey planned
• St. Cloud Hospital schedules tour of expansion
• Fire log
• Dayton vetoes 'last-in, first-out' teacher-layoff bill
• Sauk Rapids man arrested after assault at hospital
• More thunderstorms on the way
• Minnesota to lift burning limits Monday in 13 counties
• Legislature off today, stadium drama looms
• Stearns County supervisor Jerry Bechtold honored at the Capitol
• Apollo TB case being investigated
• Free skin cancer screenings offered
• GOP-favored tax breaks OK'd
• Officials decry River's Edge exclusion in bonding proposal
• TB information, facts examined
• Boy Scout organizing bone marrow drive
• Access to Benton road changes during highway project
• Soldiers to return to St. Cloud on Friday
• Resurfacing projects in Central Minnesota begins Monday
• Shutdown's effects still felt by MnDOT
• What is YOUR favorite book? May is "Get Caught Reading" Month - check out our Li...
• Senser guilty of two felonies in hit-and-run death
• Dayton signs bill hiking hunting, fishing fees
• Vikings stadium vote set for Monday
• Dayton signs bill hiking hunting, fishing fees
• Vikings stadium vote set for Monday
• Today's death notices
• Sauk Rapids-Rice's Martens named Principal of the Year
• Latest bonding plan excludes civic center money
• Apollo High School investigates student TB case
• St. John's Prep student participate in Physics Bowl
• Little Rock Lake water quality plan approved
• Senator: Vikings stadium out of construction bill
• Sherburne deputies find drugs in search, arrest Minneapolis woman
• Severe storms move through Benton, Morrison counties
• Fire log
• Man attempts to steal woman's purse
• Legislature looks for finish line to session
• Stolen bike connects friends
• Do you know this dog?
• Foley names 3 chief finalists
• 10-month span sets warm record
• 171 students honored for excellence
• Colleges prep for graduation
• Mood acrimonious as Vikings stadium talks continue
• Jury breaks without verdict in Senser trial
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• Do you know this dog?
• Trustee seats open on MnSCU board
• MTC transit center moves
• St. Cloud police arrest man wanted in Duluth stabbing death
• St. Cloud police arrest man wanted in Duluth stabbing death
• St. Augusta man injured in motorcycle crash
• Osseo Avenue closed for utility
• 100 homes damaged by hail in Albany
• 3 men accused of sexual assault will not be charged
• Check out the S+ Cloud Campus Update from our Director, John Smith-Coppes. Grea...
• Klobuchar talks domestic violence prevention today in St. Cloud
• Bromenschenkel sets constituent meeting
• Property tax deadline is May 15
• Burned wilderness area reopens in northern Minnesota
• No floor sessions on tap at Capitol
• Fire log
• More severe weather possible tonight
• Heavy rain, hail pounds Central Minnesota
• Albany Golf Club repairs, renews
• Man pleads guilty in Cox death
• State House passes tax bill
• St. John's Prep student teams place in Envirothon
• Man pleads guilty of burglary
• Bully task force listens
• Today's death notices
• Latest severe weather information
• Heavy rain, hail pounds Central Minnesota
• Do you have a favorite movie on this list? Or maybe one that should be?
• Today's birth announcements
• Man Tasered after courtroom fight
• Day of Caring set for Wednesday in Little Falls
• Man Tasered after courtroom fight
• Traffic stop leads to drug arrest
• House passes tax bill despite Dayton's objections
• Amy Senser fatal hit-and-run case goes to jury
• Shots reported, holes found in garage
• College presidents' awards announced
• Campus Compact Presidents’ Award winners announced
• Wingen reappointed to Council on Disability
• Appeals court upholds Albany man's assault conviction
• Dayton: Tax bill is sticky in session-end talks
• Bail set for St. Cloud man charged with rape
• Fire destroys Paynesville garage
• Fire log
• Long legal battle over fatal BNSF crash ends
• Severe thunderstorms possible tonight
• Dayton, legislative leaders negotiate tax bill key to breaking Capitol logjam
• Rice man injured in crash near Sartell
• Benton sells tax-forfeited lots
• HIV/AIDS cases down 12% in state
• With river as their playground, kayakers roll, ride
• Marathon pioneer reflects on '72 run
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth notices
• Dayton signs law requiring managed care audits
• Dayton signs law requiring managed care audits
• Benton sells tax-forfeited lots
• Sartell legislator's school trust lands law signed by Dayton
• Sartell legislator's school trust lands law signed by Dayton
• Bail set for St. Joseph man charged with pharmacy robbery
• Road work closes alley on Fifth Avenue
• Gun report prompts SCSU lockdown
• Dayton: Vikings stadium bill needs more time
• More National Guard soldiers to return Tuesday
• Fill out a St. Cloud Times survey
• Kleis town hall set for Saturday
• Fire log
• Fire damages group home on city's north side
• Northeastern Minnesota Lutherans oppose marriage amendment
• Storms possible Tuesday
• Driver injured in crash near Little Falls
• All quiet at the Capitol as tough decision day looms
• Reward offered for stolen equipment
• Fostering dogs takes patience
• Apps may halt process
• Health insurers expect to owe rebates
• License data show trends with dogs in St. Cloud
• Police: Woman may face charge after violating protection order and harassing man
• 2 people report assault in alley by 3 men
• Collection for car seat recycling set
• DFLers support Doty, Welle
• DFLers back Doty, Welle
• Police ask for tips in vehicle burglary
• Today's death notices
• Dayton vetoes fireworks expansion attempt, cites safety concerns
• Fire log
• 2 people reportedly attacked in alley near Fifth Avenue South
• Electronics gear reported stolen from teen's bedroom
• 2 suspects arrested after assault reported at north side home
• Photo galleries from area high school proms
• South Junior High School to have longer classes
• Trip, family help Vees face illness
• Business suffers where broadband lags
• Women in science focus of Monticello Nuclear Generating Plant tour
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• Locals spend spring break helping school in Dominican Republic
• Clergy will discuss ways to help vets
• National Day of Prayer observance scheduled
• St. Cloud chosen as Legacy Destination
• No signs of progress toward bonding bill
• Editor's note: Rural broadband access gets in-depth look
• From the Benton County Historical Society
• Key events: This week in Central Minnesota
• Minn. Legislature's goal of Monday finish softens
• Vikings fans hit Capitol, but no stadium vote
• Today's death notices
• Vikings back King arrested on suspicion of assault
• Sherburne County felony sentencings
• Early Minnesota fishing opener won't happen this year
• State trooper charged following crash
• Sherburne County felony sentencings, August 2011
• Kresha says he'll run for House job
• Sauk Rapids Government Center preps for business
• Cathedral to hand out laptops
• Legislative committee passes Vikings stadium bill to full Senate
• Vehicle collision sends 1 to hospital
• Loved ones reunite with Guard troops in homecoming
• Legislature approves higher ed bill
• Legislature approves higher ed bill
• Loved ones reunite with Guard troops in homecoming
• Today's death notices
• Deal would hike hunting, fishing fees
• 2 friends honored for day care work
• NHEC excavation to begin
• Bullying listening sessions set
• Oasis Central MN gets free paint for home project
• Minneapolis air passenger: Water filtration pipes in bag
• Todd sheriff plans announcement about Browerville hazing
• Vikings stadium financing plan: It's complicated
• Sauk Rapids city offices closed today
• Returning soldiers welcomed today
• SCSU students head to national science festival
• Otsego man dies in crash
• Humphrey terminal reopens after bag causes evacuation
• Fire log
• Highway 10 lane switch planned for Saturday
• Minnesota House votes for new teacher layoff rules
• DNR warns of cuts without increase
• Chance to help is a gift for Sartell Citizen of the Year
• Madison 4th-graders will go to North as 5th-graders
• Event raises awareness of sex trafficking
• GOP lawmakers want game-tied stadium taxes
• Controlled prairie burn becomes conservation lesson for students in St. Joseph
• Board approves integration program with nearby districts
• Car collision in St. Michael kills 1
• Today's death notices
• GOP lawmakers want game-tied stadium taxes
• Controlled prairie burn becomes conservation lesson for students in St. Joseph
• Waite Park man sentenced to 14 years for trying to kill his wife
• Freeze warning issued for overnight
• Even Rassy is celebrating National Medical Laboratory Professionals Week with us...
• Dayton vetoes abortion facility license fees
• Paynesville picks St. Cloud principal to be superintendent
• Benton Co. to auction 18 tax-forfeited lots
• Former Lake Park-Audubon coaches sentenced to 10 days in jail
• Road closed for hockey center construction
• Fire log
• Teacher scorecards might sound easy, but good ones carry a price
• Schlichting recognized as Sauk Rapids Citizen of the Year
• State Supreme Court says Little Falls man can't be charged again
• High-tech cameras aid law enforcers
• Panel grills Minnesota commissioner over Medicaid
• St. Joseph police chief wins high award
• Sauk Rapids city offices closed Friday
• Foundation provides grant to Spare Key
• Cold Spring may add rain gardens
• 15 Guard soldiers return from Afghanistan
• Today's death notices
• Minn. Senate committee keeps Vikings bid alive
• Today's birth announcements
• Vikings players hit Capitol as stadium votes near
• Vikings players hit Capitol as stadium votes near
• State Supreme Court says Little Falls man can't be charged again
• Siekman, Welle plan runs for LeMieur seat
• Central Minnesota rates high for air quality
• Foundation grants $10,000 to Spare Key
• Benton, Todd plan medication take-backs
• Fire log
• Avon man named Stearns County's volunteer of the year
• Republicans accuse Dayton, unions of dragging their feet on negotiations
• Controversy surrounds presentation
• Production tells story of a Muslim woman's journey
• Work on Hwy. 23 pedestrian bridge to begin Monday
• Area governments could form economic district
• 4-county area could form economic district
• Today's death notices
• Just a heads up that the Teddy Bear Band performance will be OUTSIDE thanks to t...
• Today's birth announcements
• Dining out will raise funds for AIDS network
• Stearns County suspends fee for work by offenders
• Stearns County suspends fee for work by offenders
• Appeals court upholds Becker man's stabbing sentence
• 2nd swimming quarry approved for Quarry Park
• 2nd swimming quarry approved for Quarry Park
• Vikings stadium momentum leaves critics disarmed
• St. Cloud posts qualifications for next police chief
• Donate, Don’t Ditch
• Wiggins is student prez
• Food Microbiology Symposium
• Business interests call for online sales taxes
• St. Cloud jobless rate drops to 6.6%
• Fire log
• Minnesota House revives Vikings stadium bill
• State GOP warns SCSU Republicans about pastor
• MPCA board to revisit Voyageurs, BWCA haze rules
• Sister's life work lives on in her art
• St. Cloud approves grant requests
• Sartell school board restarts appointment process
• Froiland named new Pleasantview principal
• Bonding funds sought for Lindbergh Historical Site
• Good News requests table on rezone
• Kleis vetoes City Council decision to close street
• Froiland named new Pleasantview principal
• St. Cloud council hears neighbor concerns about rezoning
• St. Cloud distributes $515,000 in grant funds
• Today's death notices
• Minnesota Senate OKs hunting and fishing fee hikes
• Burning limits expire Friday in Stearns, Benton, Sherburne
• Minnesota Senate rejects bill to move primary to June
• Tech, Cathedral students earn state speech titles
• Cyber defense team
• Trio Lorca reception
• Just a little sneak peak of the Teddy Bear Band. We are really excited for them...
• Kennedy school wins environmental award
• 5th Avenue closed for utility work
• Kleis vetoes City Council decision to close street
• Wright County cement plant destroyed by fire
• Bachmann says Afghan war end remains 'very fluid'
• Minnesota Republican Party gets eviction notice
• Google will be at the Rasmussen College Campus Wednesday, May 2nd, to educate yo...
• Fire log
• Milaca man pleads guilty to child porn charges
• Lane restrictions planned for I-94
• Plan looks at water quality
• St. Cloud hosts Sustainability Expo
• Jury selection starts in Senser trial
• New Stearns County engineer looks forward to fun
• 5th-graders may move to North school
• Today's death notices
• Fire log
• Photo galleries from area high school proms
• DFL backs 2 for election
• A St. Cloud officer's struggle to regain trust
• Church seeks new zoning at site that was once Garfield School
• Survey's goal: Grow help area economy
• St. Cloud police seek information about accident
• St. Cloud police investigate home burglary
• St. Cloud weighs minority initiative
• Airport awareness soars at celebration
• Family is life's most important possession
• From the Benton County Historical Society
• Investigative story covers big issues
• Sherburne County felony sentencings, July 2011
• More Red Bulls expected home
• Today's death notices
• Acclaimed Author To Speak
• St. Cloud police investigate home burglary
• Fire log
• St. Cloud police seek information about accident
• 'Art of Recovery' show opens today
• Farmers, weather spar before planting
• New ramp at River Bluffs Regional Park gives boaters another access point
• Senate revives Vikings stadium
• Local Earth Day events looking to become greener
• Stearns County felony sentencings, October 2011
• Pastor: First United Methodist Church site sold
• Man convicted in home invasion has sentence reduced
• Minn. Senate panel revives Vikings stadium bill
• Today's death notices
• Methodist church property near Fifth Avenue sold
• Man sought in Alexandria homicide found dead
• French Fry Friday Report Place - Buffalo Wild Wings Rating - 3.5 (on a 1 to...
• Hazardous waste truck will be in Paynesville
• Construction starts Monday in St. Joseph Township
• Earth Day Run
• Fire log
• Hwy. 10 traffic delayed after trailer detaches from semi
• Students secure spots in speech tournament
• Police investigate dorm room burglary
• Kleis rolls up sleeves for cleanup
• Transportation a St. Joseph council topic
• SCSU to become tobacco-free campus in August
• Red Cross alters tattoo rule for giving blood
• Former Stearns Co. attorney dies at age 70
• Report: STDs reach new high
• DFL endorses Schultz, Rosenfield in Senate District 12
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• Former Stearns County attorney Roger Van Heel dead at age 70
• ISA Spring Festival 2012
• The Teddy Bear Band is coming to Rasmussen!!! Bring your little ones for free mu...
• Report says STDs reach new high in 2011
• Rasmussen College has launched our annual 2012 Healthcare Job Outlook ebook! Dow...
• Two dead after Wednesday cycle crash
• Fire log
• Man arrested after $96 in food, tobacco is stolen
• Initial results of ash borer study encouraging
• Deputies, officers looking for distracted drivers today
• Sirens sound for two drills today
• Area artists recycle used items
• Bills look at how schools can capitalize on trust land
• Expo focuses on green living
• Officers negotiate with man on bridge; he agreed to come down
• Stearns County to sell surplus and seized property at auction
• Offerdahl named Sartell citizen of the year
• Airport Day Saturday at St. Cloud Regional Airport
• SCSU OKs Recovery Community
• Gov. signs vulnerable adult bill
• Petters interview first since convicted
• Providers eye drug security
• Officers negotiate with man on bridge; he agreed to come down
• Vikings stadium supporters consider options
• Bobby Vee recalls music legend Dick Clark
• Bobby Vee recalls music legend Dick Clark
• Today's death notices
• Police investigate domestic assault
• State's drug security recommendations ready for health facilities
• Sessions on city services set
• Petters says he's innocent in 1st prison interview
• Her Story Her Song Concert
• A celebration of women
• Congratulations to one of our Spring LPN graduates who just accepted a position...
• Caregivers can face felonies for neglect
• Hwy. 10 project under way again
• McKinley, Railroad Park meeting reset
• Firefighters extricate driver in parking lot
• Daily log
• South Benton Drive detour starts Monday
• Fire report leads to discovery of 166 pot plants
• 3 Things to Do Today
• Dog alerts woman to break-in
• Study finds link between 3M-made chemical and cancer
• Increases for hunting and fishing licenses stumble in Senate
• Families, groups take on the open road of litter
• Something in radiowaves? Baby boom hits Leighton
• Benton hires new land use expert
• CentraCare dialysis gets good review
• Human Trafficking Prevention forum scheduled
• Dayton hopeful for Vikings stadium
• Redistricting puts Benton commissioners on ballot
• Vehicle hits 3 parked cars, shed in St. Cloud
• Minnesota Vikings 2012 schedule announced
• Soldiers scheduled to return to St. Cloud
• Today's death notices
• Electronics stolen during home burglary
• Have you ever wondered how YOU can make a difference? Rasmussen College Governme...
• St. John's Prep takes 1st in state Knowledge Bowl meet
• Today's birth announcements
• Minn. Senate puts game and fish fee hikes on hold
• Spring health fair
• It's Zumbathon Time!
• Tobacco-free campus
• Redistricting puts 4 Benton commissioners on ballot
• Don't forget about the Health Sciences Career Exploration Night tonight!! Stop...
• House committee puts Vikings stadium bill in doubt
• Data released today show performance of Minnesota dialysis centers
• Zeal for early fishing opener fades
• Freshman tackles UTVS Spanish show
• St. Cloud to examine permit process
• Winter's mild weather saves cities cash
• Group plans tax protest
• Firefighters called to apartment fire
• Leaders: Cuts make it difficult to retain young docs
• City to examine permit process
• Today's death announcements
• Tax Day protest set for St. Cloud post office
• Area cancellations, postponements
• Spring Commencement
• Research colloquium April 17
• Casting call: MTV's "MADE"
• Three things to do today
• Fire log
• Sunday's rainfall tops daily record
• E-recycling event set for April 24
• Relief comes as troops arrive home
• Clearwater man injured in Annandale crash
• House spending reflects priorities
• 4 teens arrested in assault on south side
• Rocori teacher stirs up lessons, gets honor
• St. Cloud traffic stop results in 1 arrest and multiple citations
• Patrol investigates crash in Benton County
• Central Minnesota no longer under tornado watch
• Police investigate SCSU bookstore robbery
• Police investigate SCSU bookstore robbery
• Today's death list
• 4 arrested in assault on south side
• Snow likely to hit St. Cloud, northern Minnesota
• Fire calls
• Clearwater man injured in Annandale crash
• From the Executive Editor: Proms begin, early spring's impact and Women That Rock
• DFL backs Graves in 6th District
• Albany unites to fight hunger
• Child abuse reports on rise; economy linked to trend
• Local National Guard members bound for home
• Stearns County felony sentencings, November 2011
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• SCSU march to focus on debt
• Sirens to sound during weather week
• 215 Minnesota National Guard troops scheduled to return from Iraq Sunday
• Today's death notices
• Key events this week
• DFL backs Graves in race against Bachmann
• At Minnesota Legislature, tax relief now at top of to-do list
• Fire log
• Crisp weather a threat to fruit for local growers
• Pierz woman accused of trying to hire hitman
• Brides walk aisles for discount dresses
• Stearns County felony sentencings, November 2011
• Teacher contracts up in air, area districts still in negotiation process
• Today's death notices
• Pierz woman accused of trying to hire hitman
• Vehicle stolen during apartment burglary
• Student protest
• Bachmann raises $550,000 for re-election
• Rice man pleads guilty to restroom video recording
• Man stabbed during southside assault
• Man shot in police standoff sentenced to 22 years
• 2 arrested after search finds marijuana in Little Falls home
• Minnesota lawmakers returning to hefty to-do list
• Fire log
• Boy arrested after fleeing from stolen car
• Fire destroys barn near Brooten
• Minnesota fourth in wind power
• Thunderstorms expected later today
• Minnesota regulators OK final leg of CapX2020 line
• Anoka man arrested after woman assaulted
• Llama Llama loves the library
• Books you can sink your teeth into
• $3.3 million collected in air service pledges
• 12th Ave. to be blocked for mock crash
• Documentary to be shown at CSB
• SCSU to host Community Engagement Celebration
• Mayors group to have 2nd meeting
• $3.3 million in pledges collected to lure airline to St. Cloud
• Today's death notices
• Albany hunger challenge set for Saturday
• Commencement Luncheon
• Have you ever thought about pursuing a degree in the Healthcare Field? Join us...
• Cold weather rule expires Sunday
• MnDOT seeks feedback on 50-year plan
• St. Joseph to revist stalled 2006 transportation plan
• Chief, Big Lake reach resignation settlement
• Abandoned house burns near Belgrade
• Fire log
• Petters files Supreme Court appeal of conviction and sentence
• Jewelry, safe stolen from northside garage
• Hearing cancelled for Paynesville murder suspect still without counsel
• Madison Elementary School principal takes West Fargo job
• Eden Valley woman charged in death
• Pederson touts toll roads, targets I-94 and U.S. Highway 10 connection
• Gottwalt wants an audit of HMOs
• High schoolers teach youngsters the news
• No notice of closure for St. Cloud area mail facility
• Rocori Trail board signs deal with BNSF
• Sauk Rapids OKs funding for Custom Caseworks Inc.
• Today's death notices
• Minn. apple growers worry cold could kill crop
• No notice of closure for St. Cloud area mail facility
• 5th Ave. S section will be closed next week
• Sauk Rapids looks for time capsule ideas
• Hmong Night 2012
• Ness: Plight of guest workers
• Eden Valley woman charged in death of Brooklyn Center man
• Sauk Rapids OKs money for Custom Caseworks
• Gottwalt wants an audit of public health care plans
• Congratulations to two of our School of Tech and Design graduates who just accep...
• Golf clubs, crystal taken in garage burlgary
• Fire log
• Clark raises $320,000 for 8th District campaign
• Community meetings begin next week on Paynesville bypass
• Bike stolen from northside garage
• Graves stresses local roots
• Kleis cites transportation as key issue in State of the City address
• Sauk Rapids city offices will close for relocation
• Law libraries see surge in demand
• Lane closures planned on I-94 near St. Cloud
• Romney backers help Pawlenty erase campaign debt
• St. John's makes historic choice for leader
• Bicycle-vehicle accident sends St. Cloud boy to hospital
• Today's death notices
• Minnesota tax revenues ahead of forecast
• Break-ins reported along Division Street
• Today's birth announcements
• St. Cloud man charged after Albany rape
• St. Cloud man charged after Albany rape
• I have to write a paper! How do I pick a topic? Answers can be found in tonigh...
• Sauk Rapids city offices will close for move
• Kleis announces plan for building aquatic center
• On-campus summer housing
• Organizing immigrants
• Wingerd to receive award
• Graves stresses St. Cloud roots at campaign event
• Pawlenty closes books on campaign debt
• Controlled burns planned along I-94
• Stearns approves new commissioner districts
• Stearns picks assistant to be county engineer
• SJU picks Carleton professor as next president
• Former Melrose resident, SCSU grad dies in plane crash
• Fire log
• Royalton man injured when car hits pole
• Freezing temperatures likely again tonight
• Sauk Rapids teacher contract OK'd
• Student plants knowledge at Quarry Park
• Haws remembered at memorial
• Speakers tell of beloved educator, father figure
• 1 burglary suspect faces 15 felony charges
• Sartell plans skate park
• Website offers help for hearing loss
• Electrical worker injured at Cold Spring Brewery
• Today's death notices
• Schlichting named Sauk Rapids Citizen of the Year
• Today's birth announcements
• Gender and jobs to be discussed at CSB
• 1 burglary suspect faces 15 felony charges
• 2 men possessed drugs, burglary tools when arrested in Benton County
• Congrats to one of our March graduates who just accepted a position as a Surgica...
• Ex-presidential hopeful Cain to lead Minnesota rally
• Website offers help for hearing loss
• Dayton urges voters to reject voter ID
• 3 killed at Brooklyn Park day care; suspect sought
• Electronics stolen from unlocked apartment
• Foul play not suspected in trucker's death at rest stop
• Sheriff names Avon man killed in ATV crash
• Graves plans 6th District announcement for Tuesday
• Wildfire burns 1,000 acres in Wadena County
• Stearns County felony sentencings
• Falling tree injures woman
• Freeze warning issued for tonight
• Sartell eyes park needs
• Goodwill to host Bridal Days
• Law could ban 'webcam' abortions
• Apollo student aces ACT on 1st try
• Community service set for Haws
• Monticello man seriously injured while running across I-94
• Today's deaths
• Fire log
• Kids, parents bond at Eggstravaganza in Sauk Rapids
• Uncovering history: Parks department works to reconstruct industrial use at Quarry Park
• Photo ID could be problematic for same-day voting registration
• Sartell-St. Stephen school board to fill vacancy
• The week ahead
• Harley group fueled by bikes, passion to help
• Gottwalt plans to meet with public during break
• From the Executive Editor: Locals hunt for eggs, history and healthy living
• Smith, Kaman lead Hornets past Timberwolves
• Today's death notices
• Fire danger high through weekend
• $485 in electronics stolen from unlocked apartment
• Fire log
• Church hosts funeral for Jesus to observe Good Friday
• Invasive species: Battle over lakes begins
• VA Ceremony pays tribute to local veterans and their families
• Details of search, arrest revealed at O'Mara hearing
• SCSU professor, mentor honored
• Global Goes Local event addresses challenges facing new Americans
• Residents invited to comment on projects
• Animal shelter plans open house
• Paynesville's Lake Ave. to be closed
• Cold Spring chief injured in motorcycle accident
• Cold Spring chief injured in motorcycle accident
• Today's death notices
• Arrest details revealed during O'Mara evidence hearing
• Creative Writing Workshop
• Potter earns award
• Ass't provost finalists
• Minnesota Senate bill restores $22 million in healthcare cuts
• Animal shelter plans open house
• Minnesota Legislature toughens elder abuse penalties
• Fire log
• Man arrested after knife threat
• Dry, windy day increases fire risk
• Dayton vetoes GOP-backed bill to reimburse public schools
• Stearns History Museum and Research Center 1st Annual Fundraiser
• Census data shows little area growth
• High-profile projects on summer construction list
• Starting good habits early: Mississippi Heights students track diets
• Pork prices continue to climb as Easter arrives
• St. John's president candidate resumes shared
• Central Minnesota Freethinkers event set for April 16
• Stearns County's enviornmental services working out of Melrose office
• Gilles pleads guilty in crash
• Today's death notices
• Vikings stadium bill presses on in House, faces long odds
• High-profile highway projects on summer construction list
• Waitress to get $12,000 left at restaurant
• Wrong-way driver pleads guilty in fatal crash
• Ethiopia Week
• Prof earns national award
• MnDOT announces 316 road projects around the state
• Weilage guilty of sex offenses
• St. Cloud man guilty in robbery
• Fire log
• Vikings stadium: Lots of activity, little progress.
• 2 St. John's Prep students win physics contest
• Minnesota's tick season is crawling to early start
• Electronics, money stolen in Todd County burglary
• East Side apartment burglarized
• Police: Passenger flees during traffic stop, has warrant for arrest
• Voters to decide ID issue
• Lawsuit demands St. Ben's return $2 million donation from Petters
• At age 106, Sartell woman finds joy in every day
• Executive Express receives grant from St. Cloud EDA for expansion
• Banaian to have town-hall meeting April 13
• Sartell-St. Stephen school board to appoint member
• Wahlin wins national Big Sister award
• Grass fire causes power outage
• Firefighters respond to grass fire in northwest St. Cloud
• Minivan, semitrailer involved in crash near Foley
• Minivan, semitrailer involved in crash near Foley
• Today's death notices
• Executive Express receives grant from St. Cloud EDA for expansion
• Lawsuit demands St. Ben's return $2 million donation from Petters
• Voters to decide whether to require IDs at polls
• Israeli Apartheid Week
• $12,000 left at restaurant: tip or drug money?
• Traffic stop leads to burglary warrant arrest
• Clarissa Marine fatally shot during Texas visit
• Man arrested after drugs found during traffic stop
• Fire log
• St. John's Prep selects new principal
• House backs early Minnesota fishing opener
• House gives voter ID amendment final approval
• Forss plans to run for Morrison County board
• Peace walk planned for Good Friday
• Sherburne County park named Island View
• Martin honored at St. Cloud rally, walk
• Fireworks bill rattles Capitol
• Rosenfield plans run for House District 12B
• Discrimination issues keeping Cousin busy at Human Rights Office
• Hunters fighting DNR charges in court
• 80 honor Trayvon Martin in St. Cloud rally
• Today's death notices
• Meth found after man flees Sherburne deputy
• Meth found after man flees Sherburne deputy
• DFLer Rosenfield plans run for House District 12B
• Peace walk planned for Good Friday
• Vang honored for civic engagement
• Alum to speak
• Speeding driver arrested after drugs found in car
• Speeding driver arrested after drugs found in car
• This March was the warmest on record
• Fire log
• Frost possible tonight
• Senate, House committee irons out differences in teacher layoff bill
• Forss plans to run for Morrison County board
• Panel reaches deal on Minnesota voter ID bill
• Bike program back in motion
• Local residents' health rankings mixed
• House panel advances Vikings stadium proposal
• Students share language, culture
• Christian school to host Vision Night
• Cyberbullying to be topic of lecture
• March of Dimes event planned
• Today's death notices
• Highway 10 work starts Wednesday south of Clear Lake
• Please join us for the Central MN Career Expo on April 18th from 2:30PM to 5:30P...
• Reward offered in arson warehouse fire
• Film festival focuses on health issues
• Minnesota Legislature passes bill repaying school aid
• Update: Police identify woman struck, killed by train
• Marijuana legalization debate
• Do you have a sweet tooth?? If you do and you want to contribute to a GREAT caus...
• Congrats to one of our March grads who just accepted a Medical Laboratory Techni...
• Minnesota House to take on Vikings proposal in hearing
• Gunderson plans run for Sauk Rapids mayor
• Fire log
• Minnesota family in fatal crash was on motorcross trip
• Motorcyclist ticketed after crash
• Celebrating Palm Sunday
• Road restrictions to end
• Weather drawing people to outdoors
• Stearns County felony sentencings
• Today's death notices
• Man assaulted, robbed in southside alley
• Man arrested after assault outside downtown bar
• Arson suspected in Clearwater Road warehouse fire
• Burglary attempted at northside building
• Fire log
• Somali culture celebrated at SCSU
• Local baseball legend Kasper enters his 91st inning
• From the Executive Editor: Busy week brings out best of Times staff
• Briefly: Airport Fly-In event scheduled for April 21
• This week in Central Minnesota
• Turbine farms could pose risk to birds
• Counties rework district borders
• Firefighters battle blaze at warehouse on Clearwater Road
• Minn. corn, soybean farmers worried about dryness
• Today's death notices
• Newberger wins GOP nod for House District 15B
• Newberger wins GOP nod for House District 15B
• Kan., Ill., Md. tickets share Mega Millions lottery jackpot
• Fire log
• Litchfield man arrested after chase
• Man arrested after Sartell burglary
• An early fishing opener? 2 Minnesota lawmakers pushing for it
• Marijuana case baked in controversy
• Ex-worker at care facility sentenced for mistreating resident
• Waite Park 5K touts healthy lifestyles
• Sartell student wins state Geo Bee
• Winning lottery numbers are in for Mega Millions
• Today's death notices
• Little Falls man arrested for role in domestic assault
• What's done, what's left to do in Minnesota legislative session
• Library dean finalists
• Flash Mob Alert!
• St. Cloud man arrested after woman assaulted, choked
• Northstar on for every home Twins game
• Gov. Dayton won't sign teacher layoff bill
• Area teams win in SCSU math contest
• Fire log
• Xcel Energy electricity customers to get refunds
• Rice trucking company owner accused of swindle
• Cash, checks taken from Long Prairie gas station
• St. Cloud school board adopts new guidelines to close gaps
• Small towns adapt to digital world
• Stearns judge will hear Morrison sheriff's appeal
• Locals vie for $540 million lottery prize
• Convention center funding pulled from bill
• Rove speaks at St. John's, critiques presidental contenders
• Stearns judge will hear Morrison sheriff's salary appeal
• Latest Vikings stadium hang-up: gambling operators
• Rice trucking company owner accused of swindle
• House committee pulls back funding for River's Edge
• Sauk Rapids mayor won't seek second term
• St. Cloud traffic stop turns up drugs, police say
• Southeast St. Cloud garage burgled
• Another water park linked to water-borne disease
• Fire log
• Minnesota House, Senate leaders have deal on partial school payback
• County attorney wants suspect in rural Belgrade murder ruled competent for trial
• River's Edge Convention Center in bonding proposal
• Event will celebrate Haws' life
• Stearns County among 10 counties to see extra seat belt enforcement in April
• TIF created for Sauk Rapids manufacturing company
• Program connects artists to classrooms
• Alcohol sales at TCF Stadium approved
• Dinner brings focus to hunger
• Today's death notices
• Event to celebrate the life of Larry Haws set for April 9
• Prof authors climate textbook
• SCSU lights it up blue
• Leadership training
• Veterans aid position renewed
• St. Cloud's February unemployment rate at 6.9%
• Senate GOP includes $10 million for River's Edge
• Minnesota Senate GOP wants $496 million construction bill
• Cooper Avenue closed for gas repairs
• Fire log
• Longtime civic leader Larry Haws dies
• Community remembers Haws
• Haws: Milestones mark the path of a full life
• Teen mothers find support in group
• Sauk Rapids City Council approves new precincts, polling places
• Bill targets neglect of vulnerable
• Visioning sessions planned for St. Cloud area
• Coborn's to stop selling beef with pink slime
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• Longtime civic leader Larry Haws dies
• Does your business have a Facebook Page? It needs one!!! FACEBOOK FOR BUSINESS -...
• Oxfam meal Wednesday
• Somali Night 2012
• Richmond man charged after road rage incident
• Sartell compost site to open early
• Appeals court restores Minnesota judicial election rules
• Tech teams place in engineering contest
• Meeting set of Highway 10 resurfacing
• St. Cloud City Council cancels meeting
• St. Cloud's February unemployment rate rose to 6.9%
• Fire log
• Expect high winds until 7 p.m.
• 1 person injured in westside crash
• St. Cloud rolls out new precinct map
• Self-defense class teaches safety lessons
• Sauk Rapids school board outlines budget reductions
• St. Cloud council OKs property buffer rules
• Stearns seeks owners of stolen catalytic converters
• 2 St. Cloud businesses to get expansion aid
• St. Cloud council OKs property buffer rules
• Today's death notices
• St. Cloud rolls out new precinct map
• St. Cloud police investigate copper tubing theft
• St. Cloud police investigate copper tubing theft
• Today's birth announcements
• Minnesota Senate backs start to school aid repayment
• Burning restrictions take effect in 35 Minnesota counties
• St. Cloud EDA approves jobs plan
• 2 businesses will receive money to help with expansion
• Minneapolis mayor touts stadium council majority
• Haws at home under hospice care
• Broadband access meeting planned for Tuesday
• Nonprofits receive Medica grants
• Mayor plans town-hall meeting at coffee shop
• Salvation Army hosts Easter breakfast
• Fire log
• Heavy rain possible in storms later today
• 10 Objects that Define Us - Exhibition
• Young dancers perform at Just for Kix event at SCSU
• Volunteers help ESL classes thrive
• Little Falls superintendent selected for Eden Prairie job
• Police: Local man started closet fire
• Police warn of fraudulent letters
• Firefighters put out fire in truck engine
• Tech students place at speech meet
• Museum to display '10 Objects that Define Us'
• Today's death notices
• St. Cloud police warn of fraud in sweepstakes letters
• St. Cloud man arrested on possible arson charge
• St. Cloud truck fire causes about $5,000 in damage
• Fire calls
• Man runs marathons and raises money, too
• Business, residential buffers are hot topic
• Sacred Heart Church wants to spread the Gospel
• Sauk Rapids redesigns Benton Drive near downtown
• Tech teams put projects to test at state engineering competition
• Today's death notices
• McCarter, Dorholt endorsed to challenge Pederson, Banaian
• Reborn to flight
• Reborn to flight
• Police break up two loud parties
• Vikings stadium: Plan still seems stalled at Capitol
• Fire log
• Northside St. Cloud home burglarized
• Rockville man in serious condition after ATV accident
• e-Gambling plan yet to convince locals
• Senate passes Voter ID bill
• Men arrested after sex assault released
• Sartell students win science honors
• St. Cloud Figure Skating Club prepares for annual Ice Show
• Rocori school board to decide on cuts
• St. Cloud woman arrested after assault
• St. Cloud woman arrested after assault
• Senate passes photo ID, but critics vow litigation
• Stearns Bank acquires assets of failed operation
• Today's death notices
• Veterans Bridge reopened after police talk suicidal man to safety
• Today's birth announcements
• Our LPN graduates are on FIRE this week!! Congratulations to two more Nursing g...
• St. Cloud man convicted of 10 counts of child sex abuse
• St. Cloud man convicted of 10 counts of child sex abuse
• GOP confirms Anderson endorsement in House 12B
• Cyber Defense champs
• Debate pair earns nat'l title
• Man arrested after woman reports choking
• Woman arrested after man beaten
• Man reports assault and robbery
• Man arrested after door kicked in
• With all these great placements rolling in we'd like to say congrats again to ou...
• Camp Ripley announces controlled burns
• Fire log
• Bachmann owes $1 million in campaign debt
• 3 men arrested after sexual assault released from jail
• Photo ID headed for Senate floor
• New associate provost at SCSU aims to help students stay in school
• Early ice-outs open waters for activity
• Dems McGoldrick, Graves move to join race in 6th District
• Northstar Link bus ridership up 30 percent
• St. Cloud woman was aboard crashed plane in Glencoe
• St. Cloud woman was aboard crashed plane in Glencoe
• Today's birth announcements
• Tri-County Action Program helps homeless with service expo
• Tri-County Action Program helps homeless with service expo
• Today's death notices
• Man charged with felony, gross misdemeanor in child punishment case
• Man charged with felony, gross misdemeanor in child punishment case
• House votes to allow area sales tax extension
• House votes to allow area sales tax extension
• Our Congratulations and Best Wishes go out to one of our recent Health Informati...
• Hotelier Graves eyes 6th District run
• Man arrested after East Side burglary investigation
• Arts groups receive grants
• 2 men arrested in sexual assault released from jail
• Doomtree concert in April
• School of Health Sciences Career Exploration Night
• Minnesota Senate passes bills to ease shutdown pain
• Minnesota businessman seeks DFL nod against Bachmann
• Minnesota has 3 straight months of 'strong job growth'
• Fire log
• St. Cloud resident among 3 Minnesotans killed in plane crash near Glencoe
• Vikings stadium talks await action of Minneapolis City Council, gaming groups
• Area cities brace for possibility of $4 gas
• 'Angry birds;' happy gamer
• DNR warns paddlers cold water can kill
• Author to speak on business trust
• Minnesota House passes GOP business tax elimination
• Today's death notices
• Most local lawmakers support vote on photo ID amendment
• Most local lawmakers support vote on photo ID amendment
• Congratulations to THREE of our students who have accepted positions or internsh...
• County Road 1 reopens after sewer leak
• Three dead in plane crash near Glencoe, sheriff says
• SCSU honored for service
• First Amendment Forum
• Three men arrested after sex assault reported on SCSU campus
• Power back on in Oak Township
• Fire log
• Little Falls superintendent interviews tonight for Eden Prairie job
• Minnesota 'right to work' union bill stalls; backers still hoping to get a vote
• Man arrested after apartment entered
• St. Joseph bicyclist hit by car
• Minnesota House passes photo ID amendment proposal
• Rockville council member wins House endorsement
• Hairless and hopeful
• 'Hunger Games' themes taught
• Priest, teacher, sculptor, dies at 84
• Paynesville expects plan on plume
• Avon Area Arts now a nonprofit
• Foley moves on police department formation
• 2nd DFLer plans to challenge Pederson
• River's edge convention center House proposal includes $1M for civic center
• Foley moves forward on police department formation
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• Ice disappears from many Minnesota lakes
• Daily log
• 2nd DFLer plans to challenge Pederson
• Sheriff declares ice out on Lake Minnetonka
• Rockville council member wins House endorsement
• Nepal Night 2012
• Pipe repaired, but County Road 1 closed until Wednesday
• Minnesota GOP senators want vote on 'right to work'
• Great article this morning on Rasmussen featured in the Chronicle for Higher Edu...
• Man arrested after vehicle taken from Rice business
• Fire log
• $1 million for River's Edge Convention Center expansion in bonding proposal
• Voter ID amendment headed for House debate
• Lobbyists spend $50 to influence Minnesota government
• More thunderstorms possible today
• CentraCare services to move to Northway Drive location
• SCSU's cyber defense team takes 1st at regional competition
• Stearns County Road 1 closed because of sewage line break
• MPCA seeks water quality monitors
• March marks FoodShare month
• Man threatened with knife in alley
• St. Cloud man arrested after woman threatened
• Counties depend on volunteer storm watchers
• 2 men assaulted, robbed on Sunday
• Air compressor stolen from garage
• Burning restrictions to take effect
• Temps hit record high for 6th day
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's death notices
• Full House to take up photo ID amendment
• Senate DFLer files ethics complaint against Michel
• MPCA seeks volunteers to track water quality
• Burning restrictions to start next week
• Man arrested after woman threatened
• Air compressor stolen in burglary
• Red River appears to have crested in Fargo area
• Man threatened with knife near SCSU campus
• 2 men robbed, assaulted by Lake George
• We hope everyone is enjoying their break but if you do need to make a stop over...
• Fire log
• Minnesota gets D+ in government corruption report
• Thunderstorms possible this afternoon
• Civil War Artifacts Show And Tell
• Clearwater man taken to hospital after crash
• Man escapes fire in St. Wendel Township home without injury
• Record highs for area keep coming
• Little Falls ball celebrates dads, daughters
• Privately funded congressional travel in spotlight
• College textbook costs spur bill
• Minister to give lecture on ecology at SJU
• Missing Sauk Rapids teenager found unhurt in Rice
• Area students compete in chess tournament at STRIDE Academy
• Today's death notices
• St. Cloud sets fifth consecutive record high temperature
• BNSF freight train derails in Moorhead; no injuries
• Clearwater man injured in one-car accident
• Fire log
• Man escapes house fire this morning in St. Wendel Township
• Update: Missing teen found in Rice
• Stearns County felony sentencings
• St. Patty's Day fans show their colors in Marty
• Bachmann vows to continue as 'absolute fighter' if re-elected
• Along the way: Minn. History Center exhibit to mark US-Dakota War
• Local record highs continue, reaching 75 on Saturday
• Eden Valley-Watkins considers moving sixth-graders
• Kimball business expo planned
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• CSB/SJU get nod for service
• Club profile: Local retriever club traces history to 1940s
• The week ahead
• Searchers look for missing 13-year-old
• Today's death notices
• The Irish-For-A-Day take over small town with celebration
• Fourth record high in a row falls in St. Cloud
• Bachmann asks local Republicans to return her to office
• Vikings stadium turning into legislative hot potato
• Fire log
• Fire causes minor damage to barn near Melrose
• Sauk Rapids meets about park changes
• Boys & Girls Club to host mayor
• Fundraisers
• St. Cloud hits another record high
• Jury: Longer term allowed for man convicted in fatal crash
• 2 area lawyers not among appointees to judgeships
• Church offers fish fry drive-thru
• Council OKs plans for villages at CSB
• 3 patrol cars damaged in chase in Benton, Sherburne counties
• Judge Pearson to retire April 9
• SCSU hires new athletic director
• Local Boys & Girls club plans to expand as demand grows
• Fire causes minor damage to Melrose-area turkey barn
• Today's death notices
• Council OKs plans for Villages at CSB
• Sauk Rapids seeks input on parks
• Governor names two judges
• 3 State Patrol cars damaged during two-county chase
• Congratulations to another one of our Surg Tech students who just graduated AND...
• Liberal Arts dean finalists
• Weems is the new AD
• Jury: Judge can go further in sentencing driver in fatal crash
• Zellers calls deadline least of Vikings stadium bill snags
• East Side Boys & Girls Club to host mayor's town hall
• Judge Pearson will retire April 9
• Fre log
• 3rd straight record high possible
• Minnesota House OKs plan to pay back schools part of $2.4 billion
• What makes someone a gang member? State revising criteria
• South Haven woman injured in crash involving State Patrol squad car
• Cold Spring Brewery adds equipment in $12 million project
• Rivetts found guilty in drunken driving crash, fatality
• Ubiquitous, and starting today, upgraded: iPads increasingly used in education, more
• Firefighters, National Guard train for threat by air in drill
• Golfers take a swing in warm temperatures
• Sartell pharmacy collects medications
• Today's death notices
• Rivetts convicted of vehicular homicide
• SCSU AD to be named Friday morning
• Jury acquits Viking Cook of assaulting girlfriend
• Illusionist to perform Mar. 21
• Bangladesh Night 2012
• Alumni Awards April 19
• AD announcement Friday
• St Patrick's Day high on list for alcohol crashes
• Firefighters practice chemical weapons response at airport today
• Area golf courses are opening
• Fire log
• Today's record high of 64 could be broken
• Births
• SCSU to host History Day event
• Session to look at health care options
• It's new, but still historical: Replica of mural installed at former Fed building
• Author talk will look at LGBT equality
• Bachmann to meet with constituents
• Burglary reported when resident gone
• 1st Capitol vote on Vikes bill delayed
• 6 assaulted at St. Cloud Hospital; man arrested
• Townships report results from Tuesday's elections
• Prosecutors from area vie for judgeships
• Warm streak brings record high to St. Cloud
• SCSU lecture looks at LGBT challenges
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• Warm streak brings record high to St. Cloud
• Bachmann to meet with constituents in Sartell on Saturday
• 2012 Math Contest
• Man arrested after six people assaulted at St. Cloud Hospital
• Local prosecutors in running for judge posts
• Burglary discovered when resident returns to southside home
• Just a reminder that the Fall 2011 and Winter 2012 graduation ceremony will take...
• Psst...hey Grads, don't forget that you are not only considered graduates this w...
• Fire log
• Study: 100% of state's power can come from wind, solar
• St. Cloud students will perform in Honor Band
• Today's record high temperature could fall
• Vikings stadium bill on deck for first hearings at Capitol
• Minnesota fishing, hunting license-fee increases clear Senate panel
• Township election results
• Area lawmakers seek state funding to finish River's Edge projects
• Sartell mayor looks at park projects, financial challenges in State of City address
• CentraCare joins Mayo cancer network
• Stearns joins MPCA lawsuit against Mulberry Meadows developer
• Local Big Brother, Big Sister win honors, will compete in nationals
• Students rally against college loan rate hike
• Firearms, alcohol reported stolen in Todd County
• Safe with money, documents stolen
• City seeks poets whose work will be printed in sidewalks
• Trial under way in case of fatal crash near Opole
• AFL-CIO runs ads targeting Pederson, other lawmakers
• Little Falls school superintendent to vie for Eden Prairie post
• Prescription drug drop-off scheduled in Little Falls
• Today's deaths
• Trial under way in fatal crash near Opole
• Today's birth announcements
• St. Cloud senator's district among those targeted in 'right to work' ad
• St. Cloud group asks lawmakers for bonding dollars
• City seeking poets whose work will be printed in sidewalks
• Stearns to join lawsuit against developer
• Athletic director finalists
• Astronomy Public Nights
• Prescription drug drop off to open in Little Falls
• Safe, money stolen in St. Cloud burglary
• SCSU names three AD finalists
• Sartell state of city address today
• Fire log
• Little Falls superintendent to interview for Eden Prairie post
• Electronics, firearms stolen in burglary
• Vikings stadium bill faces tough road; members of key House committee raise concerns
• Legislative committee takes up fishing license fees
• SCTCC class learns ad agency skills by helping nonprofits
• Occupants escape house fire in Sauk Rapids
• Rocori students keep shoes out of landfills
• Residents can comment on city goals for Capital Improvements Program
• Bail set at $1 million for man charged in wife's death
• Woman arrested after assault report at McCann's
• Right to Work debate riles Minnesota Capitol
• Pierz council member seeks House 9B seat
• Rice updates its website
• Volunteers needed for Sartell fire station
• Mayor to give State of the City address
• Electronics, jewelry taken in burglary
• Pedestrian struck, injured by vehicle
• Police investigate robbery report
• St. Cloud-Foley detour on Highway 23 begins Monday
• Mayo, Cancer Center to announce plans
• Today's deaths
• Council mulls Capital Improvements Program
• Pierz council member to seek House 9B seat
• Today's birth announcements
• A BIG congrats and best wishes goes out to one of our Surgical Tech students who...
• Music in the Gardens announces lineup
• Rice updates website
• Sartell seeks volunteer firefighters
• Fargo suspect refuses to waive extradition from Stearns County Jail
• Mayo, Coborn Cancer Center to announce agreement
• SCSU at science expo
• Active transport expert to speak
• St. Cloud-Foley detour begins March 19
• We have two STUDENT winners of the Longing for Spring - Like it and Win drawing...
• Happy Finals Week folks, you're almost there!! Stop by the Student Lounge this...
• Fire near Sauk Rapids destroys house
• Fire log
• National union fight comes to Minnesota Capitol
• Limiting invasive species in Minnesota waters is one issue state lawmakers agree on
• National Weather Service says fog has lifted
• Births
• Area bicyclists can weigh in with tips for making rides safer, easier
• Mobile clinic offers lower-cost spaying, neutering
• Local high breaks record
• Doty announces bid for Senate seat
• Maple Lake City Council censures mayor over behavior
• Doty announces bid for Senate seat
• St. Cloud fire calls
• Saturday's high ties record in St. Cloud
• Citing family needs, Hosch won't seek 5th term in Statehouse
• Officials debate voter photo ID
• Senior menus
• SJU campus to host 3 presidential finalists
• Lend a hand
• Ideas flow freely at St. Cloud Home Show
• Church profile: Fellowship's roots, foundation planted in Bible study
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• Key events this week in Central Minnesota
• Some townships have elections Tuesday
• Today's death notices
• Hosch bows out after four terms at statehouse
• Fire log
• East Side business damaged in attempted burglary
• Vikings stadium bill finally ready for action
• High fire danger this weekend in southern half of Minnesota
• Cold Spring police chief announces House run
• Avon State Bank asks for new trial in scam case
• Students get taste of Germany at fest
• Stearns County felony sentencings
• Cameras in the courtroom: Pilot project tests photo, video coverage
• Fundraisers
• Military notes
• Event forces lane closures in Elk River
• Alexandria man arrested after 14-mile pursuit
• Just a reminder to LIKE the Rasmussen College St Cloud Campus Page and then scro...
• Today's death notices
• Dayton backs bigger charity share in Vikings stadium deal
• Cold Spring police chief announces run for House 13A seat
• DeutschFest gives high school students taste of Germany
• Highway 169 lane closures in Elk River due to snowmobile event
• Alexandria man arrested after 14-mile chase
• Dismissal motion denied in vehicular homicide case
• Bentley to headline Cold Spring FireFest
• Fire log
• 1 year after Japanese meltdown, Monticello nuclear plant planning ahead
• Nolan is 1st DFLer to take on Bachmann
• Clark to take campaign straight to DFL primary
• Sauk Rapids-Rice students win ProStart top honors
• St. Cloud resident angry about grandson's injury; metal vice was hurled at him
• Luxembourg concert hits a cultural note
• Stearns County felony sentencings
• Man charged in Fargo wife's death; authorities found suspect in St. Cloud
• Jobless rate jumps to 6.7%
• Today's death notices
• Update: Bachmann welcomes Nolan to 6th District race
• Congrats to another successful graduate who accepted a position this week as an...
• Tarryl Clark says she'll take her race to a primary
• Dayton, Ritchie call for photo ID alternative
• St. Cloud man angry about attack on grandson
• Kiffmeyer calls photo ID substitute unacceptable
• Curious to find out more about Google+ the newest kid on the block of social med...
• Local jobless rate rose to 6.7 percent in January
• North Dakota homicide suspect arrested in St. Cloud
• Fire log
• Minnesota uninsured rate remains flat at 9% since 2009
• High winds expected today
• Animal agriculture worth $8 billion to Minnesota
• Arctic Cold gets funds to expand
• Going against the grain: Couple starts own business amid rocky economy
• Stearns County felony sentencings
• Benton to study feasibility of rail park
• St. Cloud school district not replacing Cornell
• Kids get into the groove: Ensemble shares passion for dance
• Kleis to meet city residents Monday
• CSB/SJU schools honored for travel program
• Births
• Organizers say renovated HomeShow to feature fish fry
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• School district won't replace retiring Discovery administrator
• Athletic director interview set
• LONGING FOR SPRING - LIKE IT AND WIN! Like the Rasmussen College - St Cloud Camp...
• 3 things to do today
• Contraceptives debate appears at Minnesota Legislature
• Study: State's uninsured rate not improving
• Foley OKs new police department, chief, officers
• Metro Bus fire causes minor damage
• McCabe chosen as Sartell school board chairwoman
• SJU theology lecture to focus on culture
• MnDOT spring load limits start Friday
• Conference covers care for veterans
• Stearns commissioner to meet with residents
• Morrison sheriff appeals salary
• Bertha bank manager pleads guilty to taking $80,000
• Tech students place in speech finals
• St. Ben's speaker to address gender issue
• Minnesota legislators move to soften future shutdowns
• Bus rider injured in collision
• Sartell picks McCabe to lead school board
• Today's death announcements
• Metro Bus passenger injured in Sauk Rapids collision
• Foley department will have police chief, 2 officers
• Bank manager pleads guilty to taking $80,000
• 5 Tech students are finalists at Saturday speech meet
• St. John's schedules Changing Faces series
• TV journalists win awards
• University Campaign 2012
• Discussion at CSB focuses on gender issues
• Care for veterans is topic of St. Cloud conference
• Fire causes minor damage to St. Cloud Metro Bus
• Morrison County sheriff to appeal lack of pay raise
• Spring load limits start Friday
• Commissioner Bromenschenkel to meet with residents
• Legislators consider changes for government shutdowns
• Rasmussen College St. Cloud is proud to announce that one of our paralegal grads...
• DNR to reassess deer population goals
• Daily log
• Waite Park approves rezoning for senior housing
• Gottwalt shifts exchange position
• Sartell-St. Stephen board member resigns
• Cold Spring library embarks on new chapter
• Waite Park police investigate Subway robbery
• Highway funding for Minn. unsettled
• Minn. city revenue drops 10% in 10 years
• St. Cloud accident sends 2 to hospital
• Gold stolen in home burglary
• Resident reports 2nd burglary in matter of days
• Woman dies after medical emergency
• Anoka-Hennepin settles student lawsuits
• Zupfer Anderson resigns; cites school board differences
• Waite Park OKs rezoning for senior housing
• St. Cloud burglar sought cash that already was taken
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• Some great lessons for work, school and life in general. Insert...your own...dr...
• Gottwalt bill would help part-timers fund health care
• Resuscitation attempts fail; woman dies
• Report: Minnesota city revenue drops 10 percent in 10 years
• Waite Park police investigate Subway robbery
• CentraCare Clinic leader to retire
• Gold stolen in home burglary
• Accident sends one to hospital
• A reminder that the Girl Scouts are on campus this week Monday through Thursday...
• Monday's Daily log
• Sauk Rapids-Rice looks to make budget adjustments this month
• Sauk Rapids drum line event attracts strong local support
• Local concert to aid in rebuilding in Japan
• Daily log
• Salvation Army launches food drive
• Paynesville plume explanation planned
• Today's death notices
• Fire calls
• Bachmann tries for hospital tax change
• Key events this week in Central Minnesota
• Local ethanol industry has a tough year
• Local legislators push to end perks
• Pet fair gets tails wagging
• Senior menus
• Lend a hand
• Stearns County felony sentencings
• Along the Way: Block recognized for work with local parenting group
• 3 St. Cloud companies look to new program to help them expand
• Albany refreshes city's Web presence
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• Today's death notices
• State Sen. Gary Kubly of Granite Falls dies at 68
• Students share pet care knowledge
• NHEC breaks ground
• Bachmann: Businesses fear government
• Fire calls
• Breakfast Club Program
• St. Cloud settles with ex-officer for $73,000; city's attorney says payment is no admission of guilt
• Interests find a home on Pinterest
• Yep, it was warm: Winter ties record
• 'A good start' for revamped SCSU hockey center
• St. John's Prep to host Discovery Day
• Benton County looks for new way to serve veterans after departure of longtime official
• Fundraisers
• New date for open house about trail
• Police investigate ShopKo robbery
• Public event will discuss Somalia
• Daily log
• St. Cloud will host pediatric conference
• Senate leader will run again
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• St. Cloud Somali group schedules meeting
• U regents panel: Sviggum has conflict
• St. John's Prep Discovery Day is March 16
• St. Cloud Hospital will host pediatric conference
• Benton County looks for new way to serve veterans
• NHEC expansion to start
• Mobile website expanded
• Yep, it's our warmest winter
• Former St. Cloud officer to receive $73,000 settlement
• Just a reminder that the Girl Scouts will be back on campus Monday through Thurs...
• Police investigating robbery that yielded prescription drugs
• Fire log
• Fischbach announces re-election bid in 13th District
• Franken: Congress working to preserve rural mail delivery
• Agency investigating north St. Cloud gas leak
• Man charged in BP robbery in Sartell
• Oil expert: Unrest, not speculators, may matter
• Stadium plan keeps Vikings on old site
• Stadium plan keeps Vikings on old site
• O'Mara, accused of killing ex-husband, wants trial moved from Central Minnesota
• St. Joseph changes its policy on human right commission members
• Waite Park mayor expects surplus
• Sauk Rapids wants top citizen nominees
• SCSU issues refunds for canceled show
• Bachmann to have St. Cloud meeting
• SCSU raises $4.6M for hockey center
• Daily log
• Sartell's Citizen of the Year sought
• Kleis to appear at Perkins downtown
• Sartell school board to elect new leader
• Appeals court reduces woman's arson sentence
• Man sentenced to 12 years for sexual assault
• St. Joe council approves human rights commission changes
• Today's death notices
• Appeals court reduces St. Augusta woman's arson sentence
• St. Cloud man gets 12-year sentence for assault
• University to refund MGK concert tickets it sold
• Sartell Citizen of the Year sought
• Sauk Rapids wants top citizen nominees
• Meet Kleis at Perkins downtown
• Waite Park mayor expects budget surplus
• Oil expert: Don't blame speculators for gas price increases
• Institutional innovation and change
• Sartell school board chair steps back
• Cottage Grove man charged in Sartell BP robbery
• Woman charged in Sauk Rapids killing wants trial moved
• Minnesota posts robust job gains in January
• Plan would put new Vikings stadium near Metrodome
• The slush and snow has been pushed aside and we're back on track as usual! Reme...
• Fire log
• Vikings stadium announcement expected at 9 a.m.
• City of St. Cloud lifts snow emergency
• Economist says more Midwest industries in recovery
• Energy watchdog criticizes Xcel nuclear plant in Monticello
• Looking for a job? Your odds are getting better.
• Forget the snow; it's the drought: Lack of moisture could hurt area economy
• Local lawmakers say schools should get their fair share of budget surplus
• Waite Park mayor to deliver address
• Slick snow ices Central Minnesota
• Stearns to auction seized property
• Man arrested after found with gun
• Witnesses: Man who helped operate day care was walking 2 children on leashes
• Hockey center renovation ceremony set for Friday
• East Side mobile home burglarized
• Dayton returns Cold Spring man to electricity board
• 10 little leaps: St. Cloud Hospital newborns now share a rare birthday
• Mayo puts aging under microscope
• Drought threatens local economy
• Today's death list
• Klein reappointed to state Board of Electricity
• Ceremony set for Friday to mark Hockey Center renovations
• Summertime by George! lineup released
• Stearns to auction seized property on Friday
• Man arrested on suspicion of mistreating children
• Just in case you didn't get the message on the portal or the radio/TV yet today...
• Earth Day Run 2012
• Minnesota budget forecast shows $323 million surplus
• Man arrested after drugs, gun found in vehicle
• Community cancellations
• Whitney rec center to close early today
• Waite Park mayor's state of the city address is Thursday
• No travel advised north of St. Cloud
• Fire log
• East Side mobile home burglarized
• No St. Cloud recycling collection today
• Year Of The Girl, Girl Scouts 100th Anniversary Exhibition
• 1st major snowstorm blankets region
• Sartell teen honored for volunteer work
• Grants will cover Rockville park upgrades
• February gas prices highest since 2003
• Sauk Rapids council OKs road project
• Forum will address kids' cyber safety
• Friday marks World Day of Prayer
• St. Croix bridge on US House agenda
• U.S. Bank handling Home Savings federal deposits
• Bachmann launching foster care caucus
• Stearns votes to detail criminal justice campus fixes
• Area law enforcement gets MADD recognition
• Daily log
• Grand Marais confronts long-standing sex issues
• School closings and delays
• School closings and delays
• Today's death announcements
• U.S. Bank handling federal deposits for Home Savings customers
• St. Cloud, Sherburne departments honored by MADD
• Bachmann-backed bridge project divides delegation
• Today's birth announcements
• Bachmann will launch group to address foster care
• St. Cloud declares snow emergency
• Are you a Pinterest junkie? Now you can follow Rasmussen College on the online...
• St. Cloud's February gas prices highest in at least 9 years
• Grants will pay for improvements at Rockville park
• Stearns looks at short-term fixes for buildings
• Update: Storm prompts more postponements
• New York designer speaks
• Sauk Rapids council approves Benton Drive reconstruction
• Minnesota lawmakers mull substitute to voter ID plan
• Fire log
• World Day of Prayer is Friday
• Winter storm warning starts at 3 p.m.
• Progress made on Sauk Rapids Government Center
• Sartell board's spring break decision stands
• Human Rights Commission changes OK'd
• FDIC steps in at Little Falls bank
• Police want details on vehicle in river
• St. Cloud man is suspect in repeat assault
• Tech students place at Eastview speech meet
• Man arrested after girlfriend reports assault
• Gazelka aims for new Senate district
• St. Cloud adds transportation advisory board
• Local candidates see minor changes to districts
• DFLer Walsh challenging Erickson in 15A
• St. Joseph weighs social host ordinance
• Minnesota Senate passes teacher layoff bill
• Crowd doesn't sway Sartell board on spring break change
• St. Cloud adds transportation advisory board
• Today's death announcements
• Boundary shifts don't sway Pederson-Lewis, Banaian-Dorholt legislative bids
• Council OKs changes to Regional Human Rights Commission
• Gazelka aims for new Senate seat in Morrison, Todd
• Health costs, worker shortage top manufacturers' concerns
• Princeton DFLer to challenge Erickson in House 15A
• Fire log
• St. Cloud man arrested after girlfriend reports assault
• St. Cloud man is suspect in second domestic assault
• Police trying determine who was driving car found in Mississippi
• Tech students place in Eastview speech meet
• Update on Minnesota's financial health expected
• Heavy snow forecast to start Tuesday
• Advocates to press Obama on heating aid
• Sartell woman's search for birth family pays off
• Event benefits vets, Wounded Warrior Project
• PACER workshop looks at youths' disabilities
• Winter snowstorm looms for Tuesday
• Nationally known rabbi to speak at SJU
• Daily log
• Today's deaths
• Winter weather advisory canceled for today; storm looms for Tuesday
• Stearns board strategizes buildings' futures
• Westrom to vie for new seat in Senate
• Spring break dispute continues as Sartell-St. Stephen students, parents plan to speak up
• Stearns County felony sentencings, June 2011
• Senior menus
• Along The Way: Sauk Rapids-Rice freshman works hard for Eagle Scout honor
• Lend a hand
• Club profile: River Runners provides camaraderie, social outlet
• Fair at SCSU encourages young scientists
• Dayton elected vice chairman of association
• St. Cloud to consider advisory board on transportation issues
• Daily log
• Bachmann: Courts show liberal bias
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• Key events this week in Central Minnesota
• Winter weather advisory issued for Central Minnesota
• Today's death notices
• Rep. Westrom to run for new seat that includes Stearns County
• Fire department searches car found in Mississippi River
• Changes to come for Minnesota Highway 23
• Body of Stearns inmate who died in jail sent for autopsy
• Bullies, beware: St. Cloud school district students' videos target bullying
• Daily log
• South Junior High pool now closed
• WorkForce services relocated; county says move will add efficiency
• St. Cloud man accused of choking girlfriend
• Kleis sets Sunday town-hall meeting
• Family, marriage retreat is March 17 in Belle Prairie
• Fundraisers
• Drug seizure yields 5 arrests
• Benton County Kozel engineer retiring
• Bike meeting's goal is to gather input
• Rep. Anderson to seek new Senate seat
• FDIC closes Home Savings of America in Little Falls
• Today's death notices
• St. Cloud man arrested after police get report of choking
• Benton County engineer will retire in March
• Sheriff names inmate who died
• State Sen. Hoffman to challenge Collin Peterson
• St. Cloud diocese plans family-themed retreat
• Kleis sets town hall for Sunday
• Rep. Anderson to seek new Senate seat
• Global Goes Local 2012
• WorkForce services moved from Technical College to Stearns Administration Center
• Mechanical problems close South Junior High pool
• Bicycle transportation meetings planned
• Vikings say latest stadium proposal unworkable; continue negotiating with lawmakers
• 'There's a human side of this': Questions linger after Postal Service decision on some local operations
• Some northside apartment residents temporarily relocated after apparent petroleum leak
• Police discover drugs, grenade; 3 arrested after Waite Park search
• Investigators arrest 2 in Zimmerman; meth, $16,000 in cash found in search
• Patients needed for heart drug study
• Avon man sentenced to more than 11 years in prison in murder plot
• Kiffmeyer will seek Senate seat in redrawn district
• Man arrested after girlfriend choked
• Judge: Man who held ex-girlfriend, son hostage gets 7 years in prison
• Franken staffers will visit Freeport, chat with locals about farm bill
• Bolstering riverfront, airport, workforce among area community priorities
• Daily log
• GOP activist Newberger to vie for new House district
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's death notices
• PCA investigating odor, leak in north St. Cloud
• Avon man sentenced to more than 11 years for attempted murder
• Another Republican plans to run in open state House district
• Community leaders measure progress on priorities
• Waite Park police arrest 2 in meth investigation
• Man arrested after girlfriend choked, assaulted
• Wind Ensemble benefit concert
• Patients needed for heart attack drug study
• 2 arrested after search turns up drugs, cash
• Men sentenced to 7 years in prison for burglary, kidnapping, assault
• Postal Service approves moving Waite Park mail processing to Minneapolis
• Franken staffers to visit Freeport
• No one hurt in Browerville collision; charges may be coming
• Students prep for Night of the Stars
• Woman, dog escape injury in house fire
• Officers get training to solve crimes involving technology
• Sartell police release photos of robbery, ask for public's help
• Sherburne activist will seek new House seat near St. Cloud
• Sartell school bands plan jazz event
• Lake George unsafe for ice skaters
• Big Lake man accused of sex assault on girl
• Daily log
• EV-W selects new superintendent
• $60,000 worth of rabbits die in fire
• Today's death notices
• Sherburne activist will seek new House seat near St. Cloud
• St. Cloud police guide woman out of home during fire
• Today's birth announcements
• Big Lake man arrested after girl reports sexual assault
• Sartell robbery photos released by police
• Holdingford principal picked to lead Eden Valley-Watkins
• Lake George unsafe; closed to skaters
• Student Organization Awards deadline
• Register for summer classes
• Woman leaves $6M to CMCF
• $60,000 worth of rabbits killed in Paynesville barn fire
• Sartell school bands plans jazz event
• Stolen property, drugs found on man
• Man arrested after assault reported
• South African nursing students share ideas in St. Cloud
• Waite Park man pleads guilty to trying to kill wife
• New boundaries create open seats in Central Minnesota
• Foley revives police department, appoints interim chief
• Bachmann to pursue old seat despite changes putting her home in new district
• Driver cited after two-car collision
• Police investigating reported assault
• Police still seeking shooting witnesses
• Gun stolen during apartment burglary
• Man assaulted while walking at night
• Daily log
• Starbuck woman identified in fatal crash near Glenwood
• St. John's Prep takes 1st at Knowledge Bowl
• Sauk Rapids-Rice Middle School plans parents' night
• 2-inch snowfall heaviest of month
• Locals named state's best Big Bro, Big Sis
• Latin music in Little Falls to raise funds for Nicaragua
• Brainerd VA clinic adds X-ray exams, mobile audiology
• New legislative boundaries create some new Central Minnesota districts
• Foley picks interim chief to set up new police department
• Today's death notices
• St. Cloud NWL franchise sets date for nickname change
• St. Cloud police investigate downtown assault
• Today's birth announcements
• Albany man ticketed after St. Cloud accident
• Latin music in Little Falls will raise funds for Nicaragua
• 2 from area will compete for national Big Sister and Big Brother of the Year
• Waite Park man starts prison time for attempted murder
• 4 college students killed in I-94 crash
• Summer job fair on Feb. 27
• Brainerd VA clinic adds X-ray, audiology equipment
• Police still seeking witnesses from Sunday's shooting
• Sauk Rapids-Rice Middle School plans parents' night
• Driver falls asleep, crashes into Waite Park building
• Man walking alone assaulted on the south side
• Gun stolen in apartment burglary
• Man arrested after assault
• Man flees police; drugs, stolen property found
• Vikings, U of M reach tentative deal on TCF stadium
• Community Foundation receives $6 million gift
• To our readers: Full-access subscription model under way
• Overnight snowfall: 2 inches
• 1 person killed in crash near Glenwood
• Alzheimer's panel discussion is Thursday
• Weather a factor in 191 Minnesota crashes
• 4 teenagers killed in I-94 crash
• St. John's Prep wins Knowledge Bowl
• Court will release new political boundaries today
• Daily log
• Candidates, sponsors sought for Sauk Rapids pageant
• Bachmann will run regardless of redistricting
• 4 dead in I-94 crash near Alexandria
• Bachmann, Ellison oppose payroll tax cut deal
• Sauk Rapids firefighters put out blaze after wood pile ignites
• Senior care communities prepare for aging boomers
• Hospital fire causes $3,000 in damage
• 2 injured in St. Cloud shooting
• U of M sets St. Cloud bedbug seminar
• 4 die in crash on I-94 near Alexandria
• Sauk Rapids firefighters at Watab Township fire
• Today's death announcements
• Today's death announcements
• 1 killed, 3 injured in Blue Earth home invasion
• 1 killed, 3 injured in Blue Earth home invasion
• Bachmann seeks stronger Medicaid oversight
• Bachmann seeks stronger Medicaid oversight
• Senate sends teacher testing bill to Dayton
• Senate sends teacher testing bill to Dayton
• Bachmann plans run regardless of redistricting
• 2 people injured in southside shooting
• U of M schedules bedbug seminar in St. Cloud
• Miss Sauk Rapids Pageant candidates sought
• Fire damages St. Cloud Hospital elevator control room
• Wet snow predicted for tonight
• St. Joseph city offices may occupy site next door
• St. Cloud's special education offerings, funding robust
• Families line up for kids fishing event
• Stearns seeks input on disaster strategies
• Clear Lake fire leaves house a 'total loss'
• Daily log
• BP gas station in Sartell robbed Friday
• Fire destroys Clear Lake home
• Sartell convenience store robbed
• Cities request half-cent sales tax extension
• Robotics qualifier tests minds, machines
• Polar Bear Plunge supports special cause
• Stearns County felony sentencings, June 2011
• Minn. study rates library importance
• Tea Party leader will speak at event
• Week ahead, Feb. 19-25
• Lend a hand
• Student profile: Apollo senior proud of keeping grades up
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• Daily log
• Club profile: Disc golf members give back
• 'Bot builders square off
• Minneapolis ELCA members elect state's first female bishop
• Today's death notices
• Plungers smash old Special Olympics fundraiser mark
• Landowners weigh CRP, commodities prices
• Landowners weigh CRP, commodities prices
• Public can discuss issues with mayor
• Public can discuss issues with mayor
• Get trained like a sheriff's deputy
• Get trained like a sheriff's deputy
• Woman arrested in incident with police
• Woman arrested in incident with police
• Promoter: Hip-hop show will be rescheduled
• Promoter: Hip-hop show will be rescheduled
• Sartell 5K walk, run to benefit orphans
• Sartell 5K walk, run to benefit orphans
• Habitat open house marks latest project
• Habitat open house marks latest project
• Local Girl Scouts sell cookies to send to troops overseas
• Local Girl Scouts sell cookies to send to troops overseas
• GOP not planning hearing into use of taxpayer funds on brochures
• GOP not planning hearing into use of taxpayer funds on brochures
• Military notes
• Military notes
• Fundraisers
• Fundraisers
• Locals put lawmakers through workout at town-hall meeting
• Locals put lawmakers through workout at town-hall meeting
• Daily log
• Daily log
• Constituents spar with St. Cloud lawmakers on right-to-work issue
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• Canceled MGK-Rage concert to be rescheduled, but one artist says he'll sue
• Senate GOP leader floats special stadium session
• MGK concert refund
• Kleis plans meeting at transit center
• 5K walk, run in Sartell will benefit orphanages
• Wright County sheriff offers training for civilians
• Habitat for Humanity plans open house for new family
• Habitat for Humanity plans open house for new family
• Police chiefs, prosecutors oppose 'shoot first' bill
• Police chiefs, prosecutors oppose 'shoot first' bill
• St. Cloud woman arrested after scuffle with police
• St. Cloud woman arrested after scuffle with police
• New sentence hearing yields same resolution for man who fired shots at deputies
• New sentence hearing yields same resolution for man who fired shots at deputies
• Touring group from Uganda shares music, culture at Talahi
• Canceled hip-hop concert confuses crowd
• Touring group from Uganda shares music, culture at Talahi
• Canceled hip-hop concert confuses crowd
• Students repair injured soldier's SUV, faith
• Students repair injured soldier's SUV, faith
• State House passes bill that targets teacher seniority
• State House passes bill that targets teacher seniority
• CentraCare gives approval for grants
• Utilities panel backs Stearns wind farm
• CentraCare gives approval for grants
• Utilities panel backs Stearns wind farm
• Tech speech team ranks 2nd in Moorhead
• PUC denies St. Joseph family's request for CapX 2020 route change
• Tech speech team ranks 2nd in Moorhead
• PUC denies St. Joseph family's request for CapX 2020 route change
• St. Cloud man, boy arrested in burglaries
• St. Cloud man, boy arrested in burglaries
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• House OKs bill that would strip seniority as deciding factor in teacher layoffs
• Ugandan music troupe visits St. Cloud's Talahi school
• PUC denies St. Joseph family's request for CapX 2020 route change
• CentraCare Foundation announces grants
• Utilities panel backs permit for Stearns wind farm
• SCTCC auto body program repairs veteran's car
• Tribe touts casino for Vikings stadium
• Church plans family fun night
• Bachmann sidesteps 'Dancing with Stars'
• Tech speech team finishes 2nd in Moorhead meet
• Communities embracing skateboard culture, adding parks
• Dayton squeezes GOP on jobs plan
• Police seek facts on garage burglary
• Celebration will honor Black History Month
• Southside business burglary reported
• First Tuesday event to benefit Stearns museum
• Man arrested after domestic assault report
• Defense class to be offered in Elk River
• St. Cloud lawmakers lukewarm on Dayton's address
• St. Cloud awaits details of ING merger plan
• Vehicles hit Pierz, Holdingford school buses
• 4 advance to multiregional spelling bee
• Man jailed after Sauk Rapids storage break-in
• Daily log
• In speech, Dayton says faster permits paying off
• Dayton: Don't put off Vikings stadium vote
• Dayton speech presses GOP to back jobs proposals
• Today's death notices
• Business burglary reported Wednesday
• White Earth Tribe proposes Twin Cities casino to pay for Vikes stadium
• St. Cloud man jailed after storage building break-in
• Mora student wins afternoon session of regional spelling bee
• Update: Second school bus hit today
• First Tuesday wine, appetizer event to benefit museum
• Learn self-defense techniques from Sherburne sergeant
• Defense of Christianity
• Liberian Night 2012
• Francophone cultural night
• Police looking for information on January garage burglary
• Man arrested after woman assaulted in north St. Cloud
• Rasmussen College Career Fair- here at the St Cloud campus, this Thursday from 2...
• Tenacious local group wants new route for CapX 2020
• Dayton's State of the State faces skeptical GOP
• Man accused of no-contact breach
• Apollo store offers deals, skills-building
• Stearns to sell hundreds of tax-forfeited lots
• Daily log
• Court orders judge to reconsider sentence in home invasion
• 3 sentenced over drugs found in Big Lake Township
• Court says Sauk Rapids-Rice principal not liable for boy's injuries
• Kimball teen rear-ends bus; no injuries reported
• St. Cloud residents to get city service surveys
• Senate GOP admits brochure mistake
• Salvation Army to open local thrift shop
• Region's top spellers to compete at SJU
• Rocori school district to consider principal staffing structure
• Senate GOP admits 'mistake' with state caucus brochures
• Today's death announcements
• Today's death announcements
• No injuries in bus, car collision in Fairhaven Township
• No injuries in bus, car collision in Fairhaven Township
• Stearns board: Tax-forfeited lots to be sold this summer
• Fed OKs Capital One's $9 billion deal for ING Direct
• Today's birth announcements
• Fed OKs Capital One's $9 billion deal for ING Direct
• Appeals court orders resentencing in Stearns home invasion case
• 3 sentenced in Sherburne drug investigation
• Appeals court denies paralyzed SR-R student's claim
• Salvation Army program plans St. Cloud thrift store
• Top spellers compete at SJU Wednesday
• St. Cloud man jailed after no-contact order violated
• St. Cloud man jailed after no-contact order violated
• St. Cloud residents will get survey about city services
• St. Cloud residents will get survey about city services
• Anoka-Hennepin school board ends policy blamed for bullying
• Anoka-Hennepin school board ends policy blamed for bullying
• Voter ID bill to deter fraud? Prove it says ACLU
• Voter ID bill to deter fraud? Prove it says ACLU
• Police arrest man after woman reports being choked
• Police arrest man after woman reports being choked
• St. Cloud airport General Aviation Building to get $136,000 in updates
• St. Cloud airport General Aviation Building to get $136,000 in updates
• Foley man arrested after drugs found
• Local Shakespeare festival set
• Foley man arrested after drugs found
• Local Shakespeare festival set
• Field narrows for SCSU athletic director
• Field narrows for SCSU athletic director
• Man named in fatal farm accident
• Man named in fatal farm accident
• Big Lake driver dies after hitting house
• Driver cited after 3 hurt in collision
• Big Lake driver dies after hitting house
• Driver cited after 3 hurt in collision
• Police search for man after apartment damaged
• Christian school plans Exploration Night
• Police search for man after apartment damaged
• Christian school plans Exploration Night
• Sherburne County to close 2 lakes with dicey ice
• Sauk Rapids district posts materials online
• Sherburne County to close 2 lakes with dicey ice
• Sauk Rapids district posts materials online
• St. Cloud charts plan to attract local air service
• St. Cloud charts plan to attract local air service
• Daily log
• Daily log
• Today's death announcements
• Today's death announcements
• St. Cloud charts plan for restoring air service
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's birth announcements
• Sherburne County closes Mitchell and Big lakes
• Sauk Rapids school district puts meeting materials online
• O'Driscoll offers bill changing trust land management
• O'Driscoll offers bill changing trust land management
• Big Lake man killed when SUV hits house
• Rocori school district to study future middle school principal position
• Rocori school district to study future middle school principal position
• Boy, 16, shot in hunting accident
• Boy, 16, shot in hunting accident
• Tips offered for couples coping with cancer
• Tips offered for couples coping with cancer
• Meet Kleis at his office Tuesday
• Meet Kleis at his office Tuesday
• Fundraiser for Concert Choir
• Trio Lorca @ Carnegie Hall
• Field narrowing in search for SCSU athletic director
• SCSU will fill Schreiner's position at least temporarily
• SCSU will fill Schreiner's position at least temporarily
• Silo accident victim identified as Freeport man
• 3 injured in collision; driver cited
• Unruly man damages apartment door
• Man arrested after woman reports choking
• Police arrest Foley man after drugs found
• St. Cloud Christian School schedules Exploration Night
• Daily log
• Cold Spring Maennerchor celebrates 75 years
• St. John's Prep sets Discovery Day
• 2 Cold Spring men hurt in rollover accident
• KVSC's vinyl trivia weekend wraps up
• Group schedules family help session
• Grant to SCSU supports student-parent centers
• Todd County sheriff reports phone scam
• 8th District sees influx of super PAC cash
• Online messaging an option for VA patients
• Todd sheriff reports phone scam
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Two Cold Spring men injured in accident in Watkins
• Two Cold Spring men injured in accident in Watkins
• Senior menus
• Along The Way: Students set up business to help school in Africa
• Microloan helps Iron Range couple buy store, return home
• 3 hurt in car crash near New Munich; officials believe 4th person involved
• Madison Elementary School seeks solution for its space crunch
• Lend a hand
• Daily log
• Families overcome cold, snow shortage for winter games
• Organization profile: Group seeks to connect, network, find jobs
• Freeport man dies in silo accident
• Key events this week in Central Minnesota
• Legislators respond to property tax complaints
• Freeport man dies in silo accident
• Today's death notices
• Little snow, but games go on
• Car burns on I-94
• 3 injured in crash near New Munich
• Charities worry pull tabs for Vikings could be loser for them
• Daily log
• St. Joseph Township collision injures 3
• Fundraisers
• Locals react to news of Obama's switch on contraception care
• Cooper Avenue plans on hold
• State high school league bans 'Piggyback Bandit,' who was tossed from Cathedral game
• St. Paul man faces soliciting charges; he is accused of messaged, texting girl, 13
• Bank robbery stirs small town of Princeton; school buildings go into soft lockdown
• Cause undetermined in fire that destroyed hog barn north of Sauk Rapids
• Regional job market continues to improve
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's death notices
• Surveillance photos released from Princeton bank robbery
• 1 hospitalized after St. Joseph Township crash
• Update: 1 hospitalized after St. Joseph Township crash
• Piggyback Bandit removed from Cathedral, banned from state prep events
• St. Paul man charged in trying to lure 13-year-old for sex
• Update: Hogs perish when fire destroys barn north of Sauk Rapids
• Dates set for Granite City Days
• Dates set for Granite City Days
• U Regents seeks legal advice on Sviggum dual jobs
• U Regents seeks legal advice on Sviggum dual jobs
• New church plans grand opening service
• New church plans grand opening service
• St. Cloud League of Women Voters schedules membership event
• St. Cloud League of Women Voters schedules membership event
• Gallery Vault moves
• Gov. Dayton vetoes lawsuit reform bills
• Gov. Dayton vetoes lawsuit reform bills
• Decision expected on easing Madison school space crunch
• Decision expected on easing Madison school space crunch
• January jobless claims decline in Central Minnesota
• Child struck, killed by car while waiting for school bus
• Child struck, killed by car while waiting for school bus
• Health department plans student-parent grants
• Health department plans student-parent grants
• 4 area teachers nominated for Teacher of the Year
• 4 area teachers nominated for Teacher of the Year
• St. John's Prep schedules discovery day
• St. John's Prep schedules discovery day
• Doors damaged in house burglary
• Doors damaged in house burglary
• Admission surcharge part of Vikings stadium financing plan
• Admission surcharge part of Vikings stadium financing plan
• Data: Area nursing homes rate average to above average
• Data: Area nursing homes rate average to above average
• State tells St. Cloud school district to improve racial balance at Talahi
• State tells St. Cloud school district to improve racial balance at Talahi
• Local businesses fined for pollution
• Thief takes TV from unlocked apartment
• Local businesses fined for pollution
• Man arrested after officer was spit on
• Driver cited after collision on Cooper
• Thief takes TV from unlocked apartment
• Sartell woman hit by car, seriously injured
• Man arrested after officer was spit on
• Driver cited after collision on Cooper
• Sartell woman hit by car, seriously injured
• Superintendent: NCLB waiver will benefit St. Cloud school district
• Superintendent: NCLB waiver will benefit St. Cloud school district
• Trial set for man's attempted murder charges
• Trial set for man's attempted murder charges
• Daily log
• Daily log
• Today's death notices
• Trial date set in Waite Park man's attempted-murder trial
• Deadly force gun bill heads to full Minnesota Senate
• Renovation on Case Hall underway
• Sherman Alexie
• Local businesses fined for pollution violations
• Television stolen from unlocked apartment
• Sartell woman in critical condition after morning accident
• Woman cited after Cooper Avenue collision
• Man arrested after officer spit on
• Minnesota to get No Child Left Behind waiver
• Vikings stadium effort wins support of group of Minneapolis civic leaders
• Cold, windy weather coming tonight
• Veterans' art exhibit shows soul
• Film features Mississippi River through Camp Ripley
• Experts discuss antibiotic-resistant bacteria in water
• Annual cleanup day is April 28 in Rice
• Rasmussen plans local career fair
• Workshops on race, racism held at SCSU
• Plane lands without landing gear in St. Cloud
• House moves Mississippi River Trail ahead
• Daily log
• MSP, other airports add quick screening
• Today's death notices
• Daily log
• Mississippi River bikeway clears hurdle
• Rice sets April 28 cleanup day
• SCSU offers two antiracism workshops
• Dispute over signs roils residents in Little Falls
• Plane lands without landing gear at St. Cloud Regional Airport
• 13 motorists killed in January weren't buckled up
• Santorum wins conservative hearts in Minnesota caucus
• Music performance incorporates robot
• Minnesota health commissioner: We should be healthy
• DFLers have little drama at local caucuses
• Central Minnesota caucus-goers back Santorum
• Fundraising dinner highlights cultures
• Living Way Church to launch service in Sauk Rapids
• St. Joseph Coborn's Pharmacy robbed
• Home burglarized while teens inside
• Foley council rejects plan for patrols
• Elk River search leads to 3 drug arrests
• Water quality report open for input
• Bernick group awards $221,000 in grants
• Daily log
• Economic Winter Institute registration open
• DFLers have little drama
• Foley Council rejects plan for temporary security service
• 3 arrested in Elk River drug case
• Minnesota GOP presidential results
• Today's death announcements
• Living Way Church starts services at Sauk Rapids middle school
• Bernick Foundation awards $221,000 in grants
• Public comment period opens for Elk River watershed
• Live reports from Central Minnesota precinct caucuses
• Burglar steals cash, property from occupied home
• St. Joseph Coborn's Pharmacy robbed
• Rice firefighters battle shed fire
• Family Snow Games will go on, despite weather
• Landowners dispute snowmobile trail
• War, PATRIOT Act focus of local Paul speech
• Minnesota's caucuses happen tonight
• Liberty Paper in Becker to add pretreatment facility, biogas generator
• Woman runs stop sign, hits vehicle
• Rice updates its city's land-use plan
• Dairyland Trail open house set
• Mayor sets time to meet with public
• Paul leads money race in Minnesota
• Daily log
• EV-W narrows its search for new superintendent
• Grants available for neighborhood art projects
• St. Cloud woman cited in crash
• Update: No injuries in shed fire near Rice
• Rice OKs updated comprehensive plan
• Update: Becker's Liberty plant to add water treatment, biogas plant
• Today's death announcements
• Ron Paul rallies St. Cloud-area supporters
• Today's birth announcements
• GREAT summer camp registration begins Thursday
• St. Cloud native places 2nd in opera auditions
• Dairyland Trail open house will be in Meire Grove
• Minneapolis announces labor agreements with Vikes
• 17 Tech speech students place in Apple Valley meet
• Bachmann chooses Kroll to run campaign
• Call for science exhibit entries
• New Vikes stadium plan would tuck in next to Dome
• Town-hall meeting with Kleis is Thursday
• Eden Valley-Watkins superintendent search narrowed to 3
• Ron Paul plans St. Cloud rally today
• Arts grants available for St. Cloud neighborhoods
• Arts grants available for St. Cloud neighborhoods
• Foley hosts 1st drumline event
• SJU trades coal for cleaner natural gas until '14
• Foley hosts 1st drumline event
• SJU trades coal for cleaner natural gas until '14
• Southside resident reports laptop theft
• Computer, phone stolen at SCSU library
• Southside resident reports laptop theft
• Computer, phone stolen at SCSU library
• Youth Mardi Gras party, food drive planned
• Youth Mardi Gras party, food drive planned
• Sibley snowshoe activities planned
• Sibley snowshoe activities planned
• Daily log
• Daily log
• Bachmann faces fundraising challenge for House run
• Bachmann faces fundraising challenge for House run
• Minnesota's rightward drift tries Romney
• Minnesota's rightward drift tries Romney
• State property taxes up $300 million in 2012
• State property taxes up $300 million in 2012
• Montevideo man charged with rustling cattle
• Service set for Minnesota couple missing in ship disaster
• Montevideo man charged with rustling cattle
• Service set for Minnesota couple missing in ship disaster
• Computer, phone taken from SCSU library table
• Computer, phone taken from SCSU library table
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Walker man stabbed to death in Longville area
• Hennepin County deputies warn of thin ice
• Walker man stabbed to death in Longville area
• Hennepin County deputies warn of thin ice
• Freight train derails in Red Wing
• Storm chaser from Minnesota killed in Oklahoma accident
• Freight train derails in Red Wing
• Storm chaser from Minnesota killed in Oklahoma accident
• Computer stolen in southside burglary
• Computer stolen in southside burglary
• From the Stearns History Museum
• Senior menus
• U of M study: Photos convince kids to eat veggies
• Stearns County felony sentencings, June 2011
• Waite Park to discuss hiring, zoning at Monday council meeting
• Sauk Rapids man arrested after switchblade threat
• Daily log
• Yep, it was toasty: January was 8th warmest on record
• Key events this week in Central Minnesota
• Church profile: Outreach at heart of Bethlehem Lutheran
• Lend a hand
• Along The Way: Group sends message of hope abroad
• Student profile: Medical field career is Eden Valley-Watkins senior's goal
• For area governments, working together is ongoing effort
• Counties want to work 'MAGIC' to better coordinate services
• Precinct caucuses: Locals to cast their votes Tuesday
• Free dental event puts smiles on everyone's face
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
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• MGK show rescheduled
• Essential telecom hub sees threat in stadium option
• 2 thefts shake southside church
• Police seek help in St. Cloud burglary
• Store loses cash in northside robbery
• St. Cloud man arrested after report of assault
• Semi hits squad car stopped for collision on I-94 at Avon
• Daily log
• Catholic Church works to back amendment against same-sex marriage
• Military notes
• Fundraisers
• Golden Spike upgrade: Officials consider tax abatement to fund Sauk Rapids improvements
• Central Minnesota real estate market is up; lower-priced properties still dominate increase
• Local employers cautious with rule including birth control in health care coverage
• Breakfast Club -The Orphan Trains of The Midwest
• St. Cloud man arrested after assault report
• St. Cloud man arrested after assault report
• Jewelry stolen in morning break-in
• Jewelry stolen in morning break-in
• St. Cloud diocese calls on parishes to strengthen marriage as vote nears
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Central Minnesota real estate market improves in 2011
• Cash taken in northside robbery
• Eastbound I-94 shut down at Avon
• Fog should lift by 10 a.m.
• DFL lawmakers pitch jobs plan
• Woman's goal: Help disabled in China light shed on issue
• Presenters to talk about orphan trains
• Paul plans town-hall meeting for St. Cloud
• Man faces 8 charges related to prostitution
• Hennesy selected as Mille Lacs judge
• Kleis, Rybak will lead Dayton's advisory group
• Daily log
• Appeals court trims kidnapper's sentence by 1 year
• CentraCare to stage 'myth buster' event
• Forum set to update public on community priorities
• Police: Apartment burglarized a 2nd time
• Today's death notices
• Health event scheduled in Waite Park
• Day of Dance set for Feb. 23 in St. Cloud
• Kidnapper's sentence reduced by a year
• Today's birth announcements
• Kleis, Rybak will lead Dayton's city aid advisory group
• St. Cloud's Hennesy picked for Mille Lacs judge's post
• Hennepin County charges man in St. Cloud prostitution case
• Paul plans rally, town-hall meeting Monday in St. Cloud
• DFL lawmakers offer new plan to create jobs in state
• Nanotechnology workshop
• Communities priorities, one year later: Meeting set to check in
• Portion of Stearns County Road 74 closed after 2-vehicle crash
• Dense fog expected until 10 a.m.
• Former longtime police chief O'Jerry Driscoll was big influence on Sartell
• Volunteers helping ease tax burden
• United Way to alter focus, target funds in 5 areas
• DECA event at mall gives teens job-interview practice, marketing skills
• St. Cloud man gets stabbed trying to end fight
• St. Cloud Hospital: No central line blood infections
• Group of community members to seek police chief
• Daily log
• Death, dying, grief up for discussion at CentraCare
• Caucuses spur Foley to shift city meeting
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• St. Cloud chief selection committee names revealed
• Today's birth announcements
• St. Cloud groups organizing Shakespeare Festival
• St. Cloud groups organizing Shakespeare Festival
• Former Sartell chief Jerry O'Driscoll remembered for good works
• Former Sartell chief Jerry O'Driscoll remembered for good works
• Man in stolen car arrested after short chase in St. Cloud
• Man in stolen car arrested after short chase in St. Cloud
• Project management training
• Human Resources training
• Three arrested in Randall thefts
• Three arrested in Randall thefts
• Motley man arrested after garage burglary
• Motley man arrested after garage burglary
• Pulltabs could generate $72 million for Vikings stadium
• Pulltabs could generate $72 million for Vikings stadium
• Rural Paynesville man's murder trial set for June
• Rural Paynesville man's murder trial set for June
• Fog expected to last until 9 a.m.
• St. Cloud school district group lands $50,000 grant
• St. Cloud school district group lands $50,000 grant
• Students take part in DECA conference
• Warm temps take edge off heating costs
• Students take part in DECA conference
• Warm temps take edge off heating costs
• Freeport's Swany flour mill fire's cause unknown
• Daily log
• Freeport's Swany flour mill fire's cause unknown
• Daily log
• From Times editor: Explore our new app, digital content today
• Lecture to explore Islamic faith issues
• From Times editor: Explore our new app, digital content today
• Lecture to explore Islamic faith issues
• Event to promote awareness of heart disease
• Event to promote awareness of heart disease
• Bachmann brought in $1.7M for presidential bid in in final quarter of 2011
• Stearns County approves new trail project near Albany
• Bachmann brought in $1.7M for presidential bid in in final quarter of 2011
• Stearns County approves new trail project near Albany
• 7 arrested during drunken driving patrol
• 7 arrested during drunken driving patrol
• New commission to streamline government doesn't suggest cuts
• New commission to streamline government doesn't suggest cuts
• Zimmerman man pleads guilty for scuffle with SD lawmakers
• Zimmerman man pleads guilty for scuffle with SD lawmakers
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• Stearns board moves ahead on Dairyland Trail
• Sun stays up on all but one state commission
• Archdiocese contributed $650,000 to support gay marriage ban
• Archdiocese contributed $650,000 to support gay marriage ban
• 7 arrested during drunken driving patrol
• 7 arrested during drunken driving patrol
• Fire marshal: Swany Mill fire's cause unknown
• Cornel West’s message to youth
• Severson raises $46,000 for U.S. Senate campaign
• Hundreds of DECA students to compete at Crossroads Center
• Hundreds of DECA students to compete at Crossroads Center
• Romney plans Minnesota campaign stop
• Romney plans Minnesota campaign stop
• Metro Bus seeks bonding funds for expansion
• Metro Bus seeks bonding funds for expansion
• VA ceremony honors troops returning from Iraq
• VA ceremony honors troops returning from Iraq
• Fight at armory cuts hip-hop concert short
• Anderson: Senate PUC rejection 'unfair'
• Wood burner starts fire in garage
• Sartell class will educate on mental illnesses
• Robber takes purse in south St. Cloud
• Burglary reported at SCSU dorm room
• Zimmerman man in cabin fire identified
• Court upholds sentence for man who sold meth
• Daily log
• Northwoods League plans River Bats announcement
• St. Cloud City Council OKs construction assistance loans
• Fight at armory cuts hip-hop concert short
• Man's record influences court's tougher sentence
• Anderson: Senate PUC rejection 'unfair'
• Wood burner starts fire in garage
• Sartell class will educate on mental illnesses
• Robber takes purse in south St. Cloud
• Zimmerman man in cabin fire identified
• Burglary reported at SCSU dorm room
• Daily log
• Court upholds sentence for man who sold meth
• St. Cloud City Council OKs construction assistance loans
• Northwoods League plans River Bats announcement
• Man's record influences court's tougher sentence
• Today's death notices
• Burglary reported at St. Cloud dorm room
• St. Cloud council OK's construction assistance
• Today's birth announcements
• Heroin abuse at record-high levels in Twin Cities
• Sartell course helps families deal with mental illness
• Court of appeals supports tougher sentence for purse snatcher
• Appeals court upholds sentence for man who sold meth
• Sheriff names Zimmerman man who died in cabin fire
• Northwoods League plans River Bats announcement
• Fight cuts short hip-hop concert to honor military
• Wood burner starts garage fire
• Robber takes woman's purse in south St. Cloud
• Robber takes woman's purse in south St. Cloud
• Sartell-St. Stephen school district won't raise building-use fees
• Inaugural First Tuesday event at Anton's
• Sartell-St. Stephen school district won't raise building-use fees
• Inaugural First Tuesday event at Anton's
• SJU committee works to locate next president
• Report: Stanchfield man arrested after girlfriend's assault
• SJU committee works to locate next president
• Report: Stanchfield man arrested after girlfriend's assault
• Dairyland Trail may progress this week
• Dairyland Trail may progress this week
• Zimmerman man found dead in cabin fire
• Dealership car fire under investigation
• Mille Lacs Kathio State Park plans candlelight skiing
• Tools, electronics taken from St. Cloud garage
• Authorities ID man found in Rice Lake
• Zimmerman man found dead in cabin fire
• Home burglary, car theft reported
• Dealership car fire under investigation
• Mille Lacs Kathio State Park plans candlelight skiing
• Tools, electronics taken from St. Cloud garage
• Authorities ID man found in Rice Lake
• Home burglary, car theft reported
• Sherburne, Stearns DWI patrols expanding
• Sherburne, Stearns DWI patrols expanding
• Habitat for Humanity sets home-applicant sessions
• Immigrant health initiative begins in SE Minnesota
• Daily log
• Habitat for Humanity sets home-applicant sessions
• Immigrant health initiative begins in SE Minnesota
• Daily log
• St. Cloud police investigate car theft, burglary
• Tools, electronics taken in St. Cloud garage burglary
• St. Cloud police investigate car theft, burglary
• Tools, electronics taken in St. Cloud garage burglary
• Authorities identify man found Friday in Rice Lake
• Kathio State Park schedules candlelight ski
• Authorities identify man found Friday in Rice Lake
• Kathio State Park schedules candlelight ski
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Drizzle, sleet possible tonight
• Drizzle, sleet possible tonight
• Stanchfield man arrested after domestic assault in St. Cloud
• Stanchfield man arrested after domestic assault in St. Cloud
• Zimmerman man dies in cabin fire southeast of Hibbing
• Zimmerman man dies in cabin fire southeast of Hibbing
• Car fire at St. Cloud dealership under investigation
• Car fire at St. Cloud dealership under investigation
• Stearns, Sherburne counties to get enhanced DWI patrols
• Backyard rinks give youth hockey players home ice advantage
• Backyard rinks give youth hockey players home ice advantage
• Young chess players claim top tourney spots
• Young chess players claim top tourney spots
• Odol is Boys & Girls Clubs' Youth of the Year
• Odol is Boys & Girls Clubs' Youth of the Year
• St. Could Hospital births
• St. Could Hospital births
• Week ahead, Jan. 29-Feb. 4
• Week ahead, Jan. 29-Feb. 4
• Person found in Rice Lake not identified
• Lend a hand
• Person found in Rice Lake not identified
• Lend a hand
• Club profile: Brew Hoppers meet to discuss, taste beers
• Daily log
• Club profile: Brew Hoppers meet to discuss, taste beers
• Daily log
• St. Cloud legislators want to speak to the public
• CSB series featuring foreign policy expert
• St. Cloud legislators want to speak to the public
• CSB series featuring foreign policy expert
• Along the Way: Free dental care gives kids reason to smile
• Along the Way: Free dental care gives kids reason to smile
• St. John's Prep wins 3rd Knowledge Bowl
• St. John's Prep wins 3rd knowledge bowl
• SCSU conference delivers diversity lessons
• Tri-CAP accepting donations for homelessness event
• SCSU conference delivers diversity lessons
• Tri-CAP accepting donations for homelessness event
• Residents see positive neighborhood changes
• Residents see positive neighborhood changes
• Today's death notices
• St. John's Prep team makes it a 3-peat
• Young chess players claim top spots in tournament
• Odom named Youth of the Year
• Resist, says Waziyatawin
• St. Cloud Police Chief Ballantine retires
• St. Cloud Police Chief Ballantine retires
• Man convicted of shooting at officers
• Stearns moves to commit man in City Hall break-in
• Man convicted of shooting at officers
• Stearns moves to commit man in City Hall break-in
• Friends plan hip-hop concert to honor veterans
• Friends plan hip-hop concert to honor veterans
• Body, ATV found in lake near Paynesville
• Police seek facts in downtown assault
• Man arrested after ER staff assaulted
• Rockville man hurt when SUV hits tree
• Astronaut, grad will speak at St. John's
• Body, ATV found in lake near Paynesville
• Police seek facts in downtown assault
• Man arrested after ER staff assaulted
• Rockville man hurt when SUV hits tree
• Astronaut, grad will speak at St. John's
• Marriage amendment supporters develop strategy
• Marriage amendment supporters develop strategy
• Princeton lawyer plans run for office
• Princeton lawyer plans run for office
• Timing may slow Vikes stadium momentum
• Timing may slow Vikes stadium momentum
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• Military notes
• Daily log
• Military notes
• Fundraisers
• Fundraisers
• Body of missing person found in lake near Paynesville
• Body of missing person found in lake near Paynesville
• Rockville man injured when SUV hits tree
• Rockville man injured when SUV hits tree
• Today's death notices
• Astronaut will speak Tuesday at SJU
• Man convicted for actions during standoff with police
• Police Chief Ballantine retires today
• Stearns County wants to commit man accused of breaking into City Hall
• Princeton lawyer plans run; House or Senate still to be decided
• Black History events
• Tri-CAP collects donations for homeless event
• Sauk Rapids-Rice community education sponsors parents workshop
• Proposed constitutional amendment for voter ID
• Man arrested after doctor, nurse assaulted at hospital
• Man injured in downtown assault
• Claims filed for work lost during shutdown
• No one injured when ambulance, car collide in Waite Park
• Hundreds of youths crowd Atwood for science event
• CSB gets rid of dining trays to cut waste
• St. Cloud Hospital to host healing service
• Free courses at St. Benedict's will focus on dementia
• Ceremony to mark end of Iraq War
• Man injured after driving off the road near Albany
• Art show gives veterans an opportunity to showcase skills
• Daily log
• Education commissioner to speak at South Junior High
• Family files suit against suspects in death of Albertville man
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• No one injured when ambulance, car collide in Waite Park
• Computer crime free training event
• Minnesota's education commissioner will visit South Junior High
• Lack of snow cuts Red River Valley flood risk
• 1 person injured in crash near Albany
• Family of man shot to death files wrongful death suit against 2 rural Paynesville men
• Vikings' Wilf, once cool on Dome site, now says it could work
• Bachmann's announcement to run again could bring spotlight to Minnesota race
• St. Cloud school board to approve Superintendent Waktins' contract extension
• Foley police debate: No quick answers for providing security
• St. Cloud prison inmates part of lockdown
• Growing Madison could end open enrollment
• Contest aims to prevent bullying
• Daily log
• Health department verifies neglect at Sartell's Country Manor
• Central Minnesota Arts Board to participate in Minnesota Arts Advocacy Day
• Student profile: Active Tech senior dreams of New York theater role
• Early-morning fire in duct halts work at Grede Foundries
• Today's death notices
• School board set to extend Watkins' contract
• St. Cloud inmates part of state lockdown for gang arrests
• Video contest aims to prevent bullying
• Bachmann says she'll seek 4th term
• Fire stops work at Grede Foundries
• Stationary bike race seeks UCP progress
• Legislature opens; local lawmakers want constitutional change
• St. Cloud man's truck goes through Rice Lake's thin ice
• Sartell-St. Stephen school district saves on project
• Police seek info on St. Cloud burglary
• Royalton registers next kindergartners
• Hospital volunteer auxiliary donates $200K to Gorecki endowment
• Gay police officer discrimination lawsuit stands; March trial date set if talks fail
• Get the facts on living with dementia
• Free event focuses on neighborhood
• Exhibit documents Minnesota disasters
• Daily log
• 3 people injured in St. Joseph crash
• Area jobless rate increases to 5.8%
• St. Francis Xavier opens school registration
• YMCA offers health screening, passes
• Friends, family recall impact of Little Falls journalist
• Today's death announcements
• St. Cloud man's truck goes through Rice Lake's thin ice
• Settlement, trial dates set in former officer's lawsuit against St. Cloud
• Royalton kindergarten registration is Feb. 6
• YMCA offers health screening, guest pass
• Sartell-St. Stephen school improvements to cost less than expected
• Better St. Cloud neighborhoods are topic Thursday
• Top Dog: UMD vs. SCSU
• Local unemployment rate increases to 5.8%
• Mankato vet in audience for State of the Union
• Minnesota Legislature convenes for 2012 session
• Cold Spring woman hurt in Rockville crash
• Gridlock still haunts the halls of the Capitol
• 3 people hurt in St. Joseph crash
• Amy Senser fatal hit-and-run: 'His blood was all over her car,' prosecutor says
• Summit emphasizes fatherhood's impact
• Jury for standoff trial being chosen
• Man arrested after fight with woman
• Rape suspect files 'involuntary intoxication' defense
• Families value youth sports even in recession
• Dayton: Vikings stadium must be at Dome site to pass
• 2 garage burglaries reported in Sartell
• Dryer fire damages Richmond home
• Sartell drops spring break, adds long weekends
• 3 St. Cloud requests denied in Lathrop suit
• Daily log
• 4 injured in multi-car crash on I-94
• Anoka-Hennepin board works on sexual orientation policy
• Sartell OKs TIF for townhome development
• Sartell drops weeklong spring break
• Police seek information on St. Cloud burglary
• Judge denies 3 St. Cloud requests in Lathrop suit
• Summit focuses on importance of fatherhood
• Today's death announcements
• Trial begins for St. Cloud man shot by police officer in standoff
• Sartell to determine TIF benefits for development
• St. Cloud rape suspect claims 'involuntary intoxication'
• Canadian diplomat to speak
• Info security scholarship
• Chile expert to speak
• Diversity training Jan. 27
• STEM Summit
• PFLAG hosts Celebration of Commitment event
• St. Francis Xavier opens school registration
• Minnesota appellate court revives gay marriage lawsuit
• Man arrested after fight with woman
• Dryer fire damages Richmond home
• 2 Sartell garage burglaries reported
• 4 injured in multivehicle crash on I-94
• In Vikings stadium game, St. Paul is likely loser
• Despite recession, St. Cloud grows, adds infrastructure
• Winter weather advisory continues until noon
• Barnelopet exposes kids to Norwegian sports and treats
• Police: Boyfriend was hit with hammer
• Pool, court repairs stalled in St. Cloud district
• Collision in Melrose injures drivers, passengers
• Bachmann makes first Minn. appearance since leaving race
• Today's death notices
• Rep. Giffords to resign from Congress this week
• Melrose woman loses control of vehicle on slick roads; 2 taken to hospital
• Woman arrested after boyfriend assaulted with hammer
• Along the Way: Youth find reward in repairing vehicles
• An icy reception: Players brave chilly day to play pond hockey at Lake George
• State legislators have plenty to do when session kicks off
• State Patrol report: Man, 23, arrested after chase over 4 counties
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• New session, old issues: Legislature opens Tuesday
• Lend a hand
• Senior menus
• Beer expo brews up many fans
• Club profile: Animals have guardian angel in Hansmeier
• Balancing act begins; school leaders working toward budget solutions
• Key events this week in Central Minnesota
• Huber set for next hearing in Larson murder case
• Some hops, some malt, a few thousand friends...
• Today's death notices
• Too warm, too cold: Pond hockey fans show up anyway
• Delbert Huber, charged in rural Paynesville killing, scheduled for court
• Farmers share growing issues at conference
• Military notes
• Slick conditions on Minnesota Highway 15 injure 1
• Kleis sets town-hall meeting at police headquarters
• Sartell's warming houses open today
• Hockey under fire: Youth hockey player's injury prompts changes
• GOP aims to fix its financial issues
• Free wellness expo scheduled for Feb. 4
• Fundraisers
• Car stolen from Little Falls found
• Alzheimer's expert to present in Sartell
• St. Cloud to host GOP convention; May event will be at River's Edge
• The Salvation Army raises $552,300
• Daily log
• On Waite Park agenda are park trail, crosswalk
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• State GOP will have state convention in St. Cloud
• Holiday campaign raised more than $55,000
• Sartell opens warming houses Saturday
• Alzheimer's session set for Saturday in Sartell
• Pickup rolls off Highway 15 near Sauk River
• Conference attracts 300 fruit, vegetable growers
• Car stolen from outside Falls Ballroom is recovered
• Kleis sets town-hall meeting at police headquarters
• Unused sick pay, vacation payouts to retiring state workers debated at Capitol
• Unused sick pay, vacation payouts to retiring state workers debated at Capitol
• Vikings stadium: Ramsey County needs a Hail Mary as plan financing in doubt
• Vikings stadium: Ramsey County needs a Hail Mary as plan financing in doubt
• Police: Man jumped from SUV; St. Cloud chase began after report of stolen vehicle
• Police: Man jumped from SUV; St. Cloud chase began after report of stolen vehicle
• GOP agenda features familiar ideas
• GOP agenda features familiar ideas
• Daily log
• Online tool is caucus guide
• Police investigate report of scam
• Daily log
• Online tool is caucus guide
• Police investigate report of scam
• Teal's comes to Cold Spring
• Teal's comes to Cold Spring
• Burglary reported on the north side
• Burglary reported on the north side
• Police investigate scams report
• Today's death notices
• St. Cloud police investigate northside burglary
• Today's birth announcements
• Lake George, Southside warming houses closed today
• NWL president: Posch interested in buying River Bats
• Minnesota unemployment rate continues to drop in December
• Man jumps from SUV during run from St. Cloud police
• Power restored to most customers in north St. Cloud, Sauk Rapids
• Extreme cold continues until noon
• 2nd coach pleads guilty to misconduct with teens
• Minnesota courthouses refocus security policies
• Two men suspected in $8,000 burglary
• Area counties among highest in numbers of alcohol-related traffic deaths
• St. Cloud's skating rinks are now open
• O'Mara makes her 1st appearance in court
• Police investigate burglary
• Truck strikes man in fatality on I-694
• Local e-book demand up at library system
• St. Cloud Hospital has fewer errors, according to annual report
• Daily log
• $13,000 of drugs found during Sauk Rapids traffic stop
• OSHA issues 19 notices to St. Cloud VA
• Today's death notices
• Dayton: Vikings stadium 'jeopardized' by unknowns
• Traffic stop in Sauk Rapids turns up drugs
• Today's birth announcements
• O'Mara in court today in murder case
• Second coach pleads guilty to misconduct at St. Cloud hotel
• Local skating rinks open
• Pioneer Place upgrades seats
• Stearns, Sherburne and Wright among 13th deadliest in DWIs
• $8,000 in goods stolen in business burglary overnight
• Albany truck driver involved in pedestrian fatality
• Albany truck driver involved in pedestrian fatality
• Dangerous wind chills forecast for tonight
• Dangerous wind chills forecast for tonight
• Somber and Inspiring Stories Shared in New Exhibit, 'Minnesota Disasters'
• Dayton's bonding proposal gives nod to civic center, prison
• Dayton's bonding proposal gives nod to civic center, prison
• Judge clears GPS use in burglar's arrest
• Paramount installs acoustical cloud
• Judge clears GPS use in burglar's arrest
• Paramount installs acoustical cloud
• Sauk Rapids apartment fire source unknown
• Sauk Rapids apartment fire source unknown
• Sartell schools implement NuVal for nutrition guidance
• Sartell schools implement NuVal for nutrition guidance
• Northstar ridership down 1% in 2011
• Northstar ridership down 1% in 2011
• Foley eyes police options, plans Benton meeting
• Foley eyes police options, plans Benton meeting
• Subzero nights as wind chills set in
• Highway 10 collision puts 3 in hospital
• Subzero nights as wind chills set in
• Highway 10 collision puts 3 in hospital
• Benton orders St. Cloud business to vacate
• Benton orders St. Cloud business to vacate
• 3 finalists listed for Mille Lacs County judgeship
• 3 finalists listed for Mille Lacs County judgeship
• Daily log
• Daily log
• Fire damages Sauk Rapids apartments
• Fire damages Sauk Rapids apartments
• Northstar ridership down 1 percent in 2011
• 3 finalists named for Mille Lacs judgeship
• Lakeville woman and sister escaped shipwreck; no word on missing couple
• Lakeville woman and sister escaped shipwreck; no word on missing couple
• Appeals Court: GPS tracking that led to burglar OK
• Benton aims to remove business that missed tax payments
• Civic center, prison projects included in Dayton's bonding proposal
• Two in fair condition today after Monday collision at Hwy. 10/St. Germain
• Two in fair condition today after Monday collision at Hwy. 10/St. Germain
• Frigid overnight wind chills on the way
• Frigid overnight wind chills on the way
• Sviggum is new spokesman for Minnesota Senate Republican caucus
• Sviggum is new spokesman for Minnesota Senate Republican caucus
• Lakeville woman and sister escaped wrecked ship
• Lakeville woman and sister escaped wrecked ship
• Madison scrambles amid space squeeze
• Madison scrambles amid space squeeze
• 3 hospitalized after Highway 10 crash
• 3 hospitalized after Highway 10 crash
• Man arrested on domestic abuse suspicion
• Man arrested on domestic abuse suspicion
• SCSU hosts theater festival for area high schools
• SCSU hosts theater festival for area high schools
• St. Cloud middle school registration is Monday
• Conference invites local experts to speak on happiness
• Snowmobilers' bodies identified in Wright County
• Home schooling meeting set for Jan. 26
• St. Cloud middle school registration is Monday
• Conference invites local experts to speak on happiness
• Snowmobilers' bodies identified in Wright County
• Home schooling meeting set for Jan. 26
• Amendment proposals include voter ID, tax laws
• Amendment proposals include voter ID, tax laws
• District releases proposed '12-'13 academic calendar
• District releases proposed '12-'13 academic calendar
• Burglary reported on St. Cloud's East Side
• Burglary reported on St. Cloud's East Side
• St. Cloud schools set kindergarten registration
• Daily log
• St. Cloud schools set kindergarten registration
• Daily log
• Youth Nordic ski event set for Sunday
• Youth Nordic ski event set for Sunday
• Today's death announcements
• SCSU hosts one-act play festival for area high schools
• Collegeville Companies sponsors aging conference
• Beargrease sled dog race canceled due to lack of snow
• Meeting about home schooling set for Jan. 26
• Wright County identifies snowmobilers found in lake
• Burglary reported after man returns from vacation
• Huntsman quits presidential race, backs Romney
• Registration scheduled for St. Cloud's middle-level schools
• White Bear Lake couple among missing in Italian cruise ship disaster
• Parents can learn more about St. Cloud's language immersion programs Thursday
• Douglas County man sentenced for pointing weapon at deputies
• St. Cloud district releases proposed 2012-13 school calendar
• St. Cloud public schools set kindergarten registration days
• St. Cloud man arrested in assault incident
• Winning lottery ticket sold in Itasca County
• Michele Bachmann analysis: 9 reasons her presidential campaign fizzled
• CSB/SJU students use signs with segregation-era messages for reflection
• Hillman repair shop destroyed by fire
• School language immersion program meeting scheduled
• Civil rights rhetoric expert to speak at CSB
• Daily log
• St. John's takes 1st in Knowledge Bowl
• 2 St. Cloud-area residents winners of Martin Luther King Jr. holiday celebration awards
• Snowmobilers' bodies recovered in Wright County
• Freedom Fund speaker: Look to future
• Local schools in reading program
• Today's death notice
• Today's death notice
• Fire destroys Hillman repair shop
• DNR seeking higher hunting, fishing license fees
• DNR seeking higher hunting, fishing license fees
• Search continues for 2 snowmobilers in Wright County
• Search continues for 2 snowmobilers in Wright County
• Wait time critical in VA care
• High school league tightens rules on illegal checks in hockey
• High school league tightens rules on illegal checks in hockey
• Wait time critical in VA care for mental health
• St. Cloud mayor to have town meeting
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• Daily log
• Senior menus
• Building burglarized twice in same week
• Police: Man found passed out in vehicle
• Sartell Chamber plans showcase
• Beating the drum for hunger
• Church profile: Bible-centered church shares the Gospel
• Along The Way: Big family gets together, keeps up traditions
• Key events this week in Central Minnesota
• Area leaders await bonding plan
• Knitters will watch Bowl for super scarves
• Man found in running car arrested on suspicion of DWI
• Man found in running car arrested for DWI
• Drummers beat down hunger
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• St. Cloud mayor schedules town hall meeting
• St. Cloud mayor schedules town hall meeting
• Sartell Area Chamber plans Community Showcase event
• Sartell Area Chamber plans Community Showcase event
• Police investigating burglary at southside building
• Police investigating burglary at southside building
• St. Cloud expects more CDBG money in '12
• St. Cloud woman arrested after fiance assaulted
• Learning pilot pairs math, art for 2nd-graders
• St. Joseph man injured as car hits pole
• Stearns museum hosts exhibit on disasters
• Cold Spring residents explore ideas for library
• Chain of Lakes firefighters battle 1st major blaze
• List of region's polluted lakes, rivers grows
• Little Falls father gets 5 years in fatal crash
• Report: Shifting wheel assembly killed Swanville man
• Pinecone traffic signal adds flashing arrow
• Police: Walgreens robber made threat
• Daily log
• St. Joseph man injured in one-car crash
• Today's death announcements
• Preliminary report out on Swanville man's worksite death
• Full appeals court won't re-hear Petters' case
• Cold Spring meetings to explore new library ideas
• Museum hosts exhibit on Minnesota catastrophes
• Little Falls man sentenced to prison for DUI crash that killed son
• New flashing arrow signals left turns at CR 120 and Pinecone
• More details released about Walgreens robbery suspect
• 19-year-old arrested after fiance assaulted
• Area waters join state's impaired list
• Attorney says new evidence helps Amy Senser
• Minnesota Organic Conference opens today at River's Edge
• Bethel students safe after Brussels hostel fire
• Time's up: 5 plans pitched for new Vikings stadium
• St. Cloud woman reports wallet theft
• Resident says man pointed gun at him
• Masked robber strikes Walgreens
• MnSCU chancellor readies reform strategy
• Music instruments stolen in burglary
• Senjem to remain in bonding spot; St. Cloud's Pederson to be vice chairman
• Sauk Centre man accused of sexually abusing girl
• Life in Central Minnesota during WWII explored in Little Falls exhibit
• Daily log
• United Way's Dunnells leaves big shoes to fill
• Banaian to speak on region's economy
• Police investigate robbery at Walgreens
• Today's death notices
• Senjem says he will keep bonding chairmanship
• Winter Institute goes green
• St. Cloud woman reports wallet stolen from another room
• Sauk Rapids woman hurt in crash is named
• Musical instruments, electronics stolen in burglary
• Gun pointed at resident checking on loud noise
• Home foreclosures down in 4th quarter
• Minnesota GOP tried to hide its debts, liberal group claims in complaint
• Sauk Rapids woman airlifted from crash on Hwy. 10
• Vikes: Shakopee stadium bid unlikely to matter this late in the game
• Sorenson winning fans in St. Cloud school board role
• Senior profile: Sauk Rapids-Rice student keeps active
• School board elects Braun chairwoman
• ADM grain complex on schedule to deliver jobs, open for 2012 harvest
• Dayton proposes tax-credit stimulus
• New bill protects at-risk adults
• Police arrest man after assault report
• Daily log
• Abigail, Carter tops in local baby names
• St. Cloud area's school lunch aid numbers changing
• Times to debut full-access subscription model
• Today's death notices
• Braun elected Sauk Rapids-Rice school board chair
• Times to debut full-access subscription model, add news staff, apps
• Hockey alum sets mark
• Abigail rockets to top, Carter regains No. 1 in local baby names
• St. Cloud man arrested, accused of trying to strangle woman
• Sauk Rapids woman airlifted from crash scene
• Shakopee is late entry in Viking stadium sweepstakes
• Emergency Medical Assistance program ends
• Rain turning to snow expected this morning
• USDA closing 7 Minnesota offices
• Police arrest suspect in 29 business burglaries
• Rice residents delve into city's history
• O'Mara to be tried in homicides
• Tires stolen from north side garage
• Christian school registration set for Jan. 24
• Rocori school board re-elects Schnettler
• Kramer is chairwoman at Sartell-St. Stephen
• Vikings list $67 million in hidden costs at Metrodome site
• Pederson calls for simpler vendor bidding rules
• In 2 days, 2 record highs reached
• Daily log
• Romney, Paul earn top vote percentages in New Hampshire
• Romney, Paul earn top vote percentages in New Hampshire
• Today's death announcements
• Today's death announcements
• Sen. Pederson joins Appert's complaint about state bid process
• Today's birth announcements
• Benton grand jury indicts woman in ex-husband's death
• Basilica rector objects to Vikings stadium near church
• Basilica rector objects to Vikings stadium near church
• Temperature of 51 sets record
• Temperature of 51 sets record
• Sam's Club offers free health screenings
• Sam's Club offers free health screenings
• Police arrest suspect in business burglaries
• Lake George warming house closed today
• Lake George warming house closed today
• Tires stolen from northside garage
• Tires stolen from northside garage
• Rocori school board elects Schnettler as board chair
• Rocori school board elects Schnettler as board chair
• Sartell-St. Stephen school board elects Kramer as chair
• Sartell-St. Stephen school board elects Kramer as chair
• St. Cloud Christian School plans kindergarten registration
• Monday's 49 degrees breaks another temperature record
• Anoka-Hennepin teachers oppose controversial topics policy
• St. Cloud council approves roundabouts for Stearns County 120
• Advocates: Area families could benefit from Obama's proposal on illegal immigration
• Daily log
• Grand jury hears case of woman accused of murder
• Level 3 sex offender plans move to Waverly
• Candidates sough for Sherburne County judical vacancy
• St. Cloud City Council revises ethics rules
• St. Cloud school leaders plan tour of small area cities
• Sex offender agrees to civil commitment
• Watkins will speak about immigration
• Voter I.D. issue topic of discussion
• MPCA wants lake feedback
• Today's death announcements
• State seeks candidates for Sherburne County judgeship
• Minnesota GOP to face probe from campaign board
• Level 3 sex offender plans move to Waverly
• Watkins will speak about immigration in schools
• Requiring photo ID to vote will be meeting topic
• Minnesota Supreme Court to consider repressed memories in priest abuse case
• Woman makes stand at altar by leading local Mass
• 'Inspiring' local woman dies at 107
• Temperatures impact fishing season
• Trooper has minor accident; 1 arrested
• St. Cloud police find stolen vehicle
• Police: Man had sex with 13-year-old
• Police: Alcohol may have played role in collision that lead to injuries
• Alarms tripped at southside business
• Man arrested after threat with knife
• Waite Park panel to consider rezoning request
• Daily log
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• St. Cloud woman dies at 107
• St. Cloud woman dies at 107
• Dad: 2nd injured prep player's mood 'up and down'
• Dad: 2nd injured prep player's mood 'up and down'
• Police: Alcohol may have been factor in collision
• St. Cloud man arrested after knife incident
• Police: Alcohol may have been factor in collision
• St. Cloud man arrested after knife incident
• Sartell man arrested on possible sex crime charges
• Sartell man arrested on possible sex crime charges
• St. Cloud police find stolen vehicle within 3 hours
• St. Cloud police find stolen vehicle within 3 hours
• St. Cloud police investigate southside break-in
• St. Cloud police investigate southside break-in
• Minor St. Cloud accident involves patrol officer; Otsego man arrested
• Minor St. Cloud accident involves patrol officer; Otsego man arrested
• Groups hold anti-gun vigils today in Minneapolis, Duluth
• Groups hold anti-gun vigils today in Minneapolis, Duluth
• Happy to be home: Event celebrates return of 80 area soldiers from Iraq
• Happy to be home: Event celebrates return of 80 area soldiers from Iraq
• Student profile: Sauk Rapids senior values family
• Vikings stadium: Opponents to circulate new petition
• Student profile: Sauk Rapids senior values family
• Vikings stadium: Opponents to circulate new petition
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• Chase ends with arrest near Foley
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• Chase ends with arrest near Foley
• Lend a hand
• Senior menus
• Lend a hand
• Senior menus
• Along The Way: Eye disorder doesn't hold rural Rice boy back from activities
• Along The Way: Eye disorder doesn't hold rural Rice boy back from activities
• College, university honors
• Daily log
• College, university honors
• Daily log
• Arrest after man falls from tractor
• Arrest after man falls from tractor
• $730 worth of items stolen from northside home
• Club profile: Area club offers 'top-notch' figure skating education
• $730 worth of items stolen from northside home
• Club profile: Area club offers 'top-notch' figure skating education
• Event will honor EMS workers
• Event will honor EMS workers
• Backpack stolen with $730 worth of goods inside
• Backpack stolen with $730 worth of goods inside
• 80 aviation unit members take next step home
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Chase ends near Foley with St. Cloud man's arrest
• Minnesota DNR to intensify boat inspections, ticketing for invasive species
• Minnesota DNR to intensify boat inspections, ticketing for invasive species
• Tractor driver arrested after man falls in Waite Park
• I-94 lane closes as semi pulled from pond
• Cathedral expands radius to draw new students
• Melrose man gets 12 years in sex abuse case
• Retiring police chief Ballantine dealt with tough times
• Hawala will still allow cash transfers to Somalia
• Missing Burtrum woman found dead
• Meet with Kleis at town-hall event
• Electronics stolen in southside burglary
• Door broken in attempted burglary
• Police seek suspects in Dec. 21 burglary
• Sartell kidergarten sign-up is Jan. 24, 26
• Foley residents want law enforcement resolution
• Sauk Rapids-Rice to share kindergarten info Jan. 24
• Daily log
• Improving education is topic of conference
• Today's death notices
• Police look for more suspects in Dec. 21 burglary
• Melrose man sentenced to 12 years in child sex case
• Minnesota hawala to reopen with small money transfers
• Education conference planned at SCSU
• Sauk Rapids-Rice schedules kindergarten session
• Sartell kindergarten registration scheduled
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting at River's Edge Convention Center
• Door, window broken in attempted burglary
• Electronics stolen in southside burglary
• Missing Burtrum woman found dead
• 1 lane of I-94 to close when semi is pulled from holding pond
• Discovery Day set for St. John's Prep
• Police investigate St. Cloud burglary
• Locals invited to join reflection on Rice
• Information sought on suspicious acts in Waite Park
• Police standards board disputes Foley's statement saying it halted private security efforts
• Church taking fresh tack; new service to skip 'preachy' approach
• Daily log
• Dayton gives deadline for Vikes stadium plans
• St. Cloud man accused in assault; he may be charged with felony
• Building permits, November 2011
• Is it spring already? Thursday's 53 degrees breaks record
• Legacy Amendment grants to improve local trails, parks
• Paynesville woman dies in Kandiyohi crash
• Today's death notices
• Waite Park police investigating burglaries
• Record high temperature of 53 degrees set in St. Cloud
• State police agency denies blocking Foley contract
• St. Cloud police investigate burglary
• The challenge of change
• Gas jumps in St. Cloud as EU mulls Iran oil ban
• Chlorine bleach leak at Prairie Island nuclear plant
• Paynesville woman dies in New London collision
• Minn. redistricting panel hears GOP, DFL plans
• Painting in new River's Edge Convention Center keeps focus on Mighty Miss
• Tri-CAP's old building nearing sale to MTC
• Why Bachmann's efforts failed in Iowa
• Bachmann says she'll still be 'a strong voice' but didn't specify plans
• Wilson named interim chief of St. Cloud Police Department
• Bromenschenkel schedules Saturday meeting in Sartell
• St. Cloud looks to TIF cash for loans to inspire growth, create jobs
• Foley's deal with private company for security put on hold
• Pelican Lake ice rescue prompts warning
• Daily log
• Student profile: 'Spunky' Sauk Rapids senior has learned from dance
• Police board blocks Foley security contract
• Today's death notices
• Wilson named St. Cloud's interim police chief
• EDA agrees to sale of Tri-CAP building
• St. Cloud looks to TIF funds for loans
• Pelican Lake ice rescue prompts warning
• Bromenschenkel schedules Saturday meeting in Sartell
• Responses to Michele Bachmann's presidential campaign end
• Bachmann drops out
• Bachmann cancels South Carolina trip after poor Iowa finish
• Minnesota redistricting panel to air GOP, DFL plans
• Romney ekes out 8-vote win over Santorum in Iowa
• Spay-neuter clinics planned for some pets
• Is time running out for Bachmann? Congresswoman finishes with about 5%
• Daily log
• Human resources director hired at St. Cloud State
• County boards elect chairmen
• Sartell author will talk about coping
• Moonlight ski - or hike - planned for Quarry Park & Nature Preserve
• Harner remains St. Cloud school board chair a 2nd year
• Electronics taken from unlocked apartment
• Bachmann still aims to defeat Obama
• Will Bachmann continue? 'Hard to tell'
• Electronics taken from unlocked apartment
• Electronics taken from unlocked apartment
• St. Cloud school board holds pay unchanged
• St. Cloud school board holds pay unchanged
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• Moonlight ski - or hike - planned for Quarry Park
• Moonlight ski - or hike - planned for Quarry Park
• SCSU hires human resources director
• County boards elect chairmen
• Harner expected to serve another year as St. Cloud school board chair
• Bachmann predicts surprise amid ominous Iowa signs
• Post-holiday sales reel in shoppers
• Bachmann focuses on Iowa roots in 1st TV ad
• Paramount regains its historic chandeliers
• St. Cloud driver arrested after he hits pole
• St. Cloud police respond to complaint, arrest 1
• Police seek information on Jimmy John's incident
• Daily log
• Munsinger, Clemens photo contest extended
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's birth announcements
• St. Cloud man arrested on possible drunken driving charges
• St. Cloud man arrested on possible drunken driving charges
• St. Cloud police seek information on Sauk Rapids man's injuries
• St. Cloud man arrested after vehicle hits pole
• St. Cloud police seek information on Sauk Rapids man's injuries
• St. Cloud man arrested after vehicle hits pole
• 2 die Sunday in I-90 accident
• 2 die Sunday in I-90 accident
• Munsinger Gardens expands photo contest
• Duluth family loses apartment in weekend fire
• Minnesota adventurer works on McKinley climb
• Duluth family loses apartment in weekend fire
• Minnesota adventurer works on McKinley climb
• 2012 Think-Off question: Is humankind good or evil?
• Bachmann: Put US missiles on alert to warn Iran
• 2012 Think-Off question: Is humankind good or evil?
• Bachmann: Put US missiles on alert to warn Iran
• Police: Area man choked girlfriend
• Swany White flour sacks used for clothes, more
• Electronics reported stolen in St. Cloud
• Little Falls nun, advocate for orphans, to celebrate 100 years
• Not so mobile without snow: Local clubs can't sled in the warmer weather
• Mayors ring bells for Salvation Army; Sartell's comes in No. 1
• Daily log
• Consumers feel loss of Central Minnesota's only flour mill, Swany White
• Bachmann aims for 'Iron Lady,' but some say her gender is a negative factor in '12 race
• Iowa caucus: What each candidate needs to do to win
• Police: St. Cloud man choked girlfriend
• Today's deaths
• $1,500 of electronics stolen from southside home
• Will Vikings take their final bow in Minnesota today?
• Wind advisory continues to midnight
• High court won't hear case of man convicted of sexually abusing teen girl
• High court won't hear case of man convicted of sexually abusing teen girl
• Clock is ticking: Bachmann struggles as Iowa caucuses near
• Clock is ticking: Bachmann struggles as Iowa caucuses near
• Shortridge named state GOP chairman
• Shortridge named state GOP chairman
• Stearns County felony sentencings
• Stearns County felony sentencings
• Township election filing opens Tuesday
• Township election filing opens Tuesday
• Student profile: St. John's Prep senior plans on taking pre-med path
• Student profile: St. John's Prep senior plans on taking pre-med path
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• Senior menus
• Senior menus
• Sherburne County felony sentencings
• Sherburne County felony sentencings
• Latest Iowa Poll: Romney, Paul ahead in Iowa; Bachmann is No. 6 with 7%
• Possible tampered SCSU lock replaced
• Possible tampered SCSU lock replaced
• More troops set to be welcomed back
• Man's appeal rejected by court; Thompson tried to kill his ex-wife
• Man's appeal rejected by court; Thompson tried to kill his ex-wife
• Along The Way: Merrill employee creates workplace mural
• Along The Way: Merrill employee creates workplace mural
• More troops set to be welcomed back
• St. Cloud man arrested after low-speed chase
• St. Cloud man arrested after low-speed chase
• Holly Ball raises $350,000 for fund
• Holly Ball raises $350,000 for fund
• Lend a hand
• Lend a hand
• Kleis schedules town-hall meeting
• Kleis schedules town-hall meeting
• Fest has family options to celebrate new year
• Fest has family options to celebrate new year
• Daily log
• Daily log
• Burglary reported after family returns
• Burglary reported after family returns
• Building permits, October-November 2011
• Building permits, October-November 2011
• Key events this week in Central Minnesota
• Key events this week in Central Minnesota
• Some fees in Waite Park go up today
• Some fees in Waite Park go up today
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Shortridge wins lead seat in troubled GOP
• Big Sing 2012
• St. Cloud man arrested after chase
• St. Cloud man arrested after chase
• Kleis schedules town-hall meeting at YMCA
• Kleis schedules town-hall meeting at YMCA
• Storm will start with rain, turn to snow overnight
• Storm will start with rain, turn to snow overnight
• Somalis scramble after halt of money-transfer system
• Somalis scramble after halt of money-transfer system
• Bachmann campaign: Trouble mounts as Iowa vote nears
• Wind advisory in effect for weekend
• Bachmann campaign: Trouble mounts as Iowa vote nears
• Wind advisory in effect for weekend
• Happy birthday (times 3): 3 siblings were born in St. Cloud, years apart, on Dec. 30
• Happy birthday (times 3): 3 siblings were born in St. Cloud, years apart, on Dec. 30
• Top 5 stories of 2011, No. 1: State shutdown's impact lingers
• Top 5 stories of 2011, No. 1: State shutdown's impact lingers
• Standoff on East Side ends peacefully
• Behind the Ballot Box: Wolsborn is Central Minnesota's own political pundit
• GOP meets to elect state party chair
• Behind the Ballot Box: Wolsborn is Central Minnesota's own political pundit
• Daily log
• Chain of Lakes Fire and Rescue District starts its work
• Daily log
• Chain of Lakes Fire and Rescue District starts its work
• Camp Ripley, Minn. win Guard awards
• Camp Ripley, Minnesota win Guard awards
• Standoff ends at east St. Cloud motel
• Standoff ends at east St. Cloud motel
• Travelers might find fog tonight, wind on weekend
• Travelers might find fog tonight, wind on weekend
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's birth announcements
• Bachmann limps to Iowa caucus finish line
• Bachmann limps to Iowa caucus finish line
• Minnesota Somalis rally over money-transfer closing
• Minnesota Somalis rally over money-transfer closing
• New Chain of Lakes fire team begins work
• Camp Ripley earns environment award
• Camp Ripley earns environment award
• Minnesota GOP at least $1.3 million in debt
• Minnesota GOP at least $1.3 million in debt
• Vikings considering Minneapolis site for stadium
• Vikings considering Minneapolis site for stadium
• Bachmann working to keep Iowa campaign strong
• Bachmann working to keep Iowa campaign strong
• Swany White owner won't rebuild flour mill, but he might continue the brand
• Swany White owner won't rebuild flour mill, but he might continue the brand
• Trooper crashes in Annandale
• Trooper crashes in Annandale
• No. 2 story of the year: Sartell paper mill layoffs resonate
• No. 2 story of the year: Sartell paper mill layoffs resonate
• Turkey ties up Sauk Rapids traffic
• Turkey ties up Sauk Rapids traffic
• Patrol closed I-94 for suicidal man
• Patrol closed I-94 for suicidal man
• 3 seek GOP chair; vote is Saturday in St. Cloud
• 3 seek GOP chair; vote is Saturday in St. Cloud
• Behind the Ballot Box: Election judge honored to serve 30 years at polls
• Behind the Ballot Box: Election judge honored to serve 30 years at polls
• 1 year added to prison sentence; Albany man had been convicted of assault, burglary
• Building permits, October 2011
• Daily log
• 1 year added to prison sentence; Albany man had been convicted of assault, burglary
• Building permits, October 2011
• Daily log
• MTC aims to buy former Tri-CAP building
• Sauk Centre dad, 3-year-old survive fall through ice; 2 teens came to their aid
• MTC aims to buy former Tri-CAP building
• Sauk Centre dad, 3-year-old survive fall through ice; 2 teens came to their aid
• Swany White owner says he won't rebuild ravaged flour mill
• Bachmann working to keep Iowa campaign strong
• Today's death notices
• Wild turkey blocks traffic in downtown Sauk Rapids
• 1 year added to prison sentence in Andvik case
• GOP to pick new leader Saturday in St. Cloud
• Sauk Centre dad, 3-year-old survive fall through ice
• MTC wants to buy former Tri-CAP building
• Spring Convocation
• Minnesota Somalis plan protest as money transfers end
• State trooper crashes in Annandale
• Troopers close I-94 to remove suicidal man
• Daily log
• Anglers asked to wait on fish houses
• Bachmann loses Iowa campaign chairman to Paul days before vote; she says he was paid
• Freeport flour mill fire: Firefighters return to mill to manage smoking debris
• Freeport flour mill fire: 'Grim day' will change town
• Rochester woman arrested after stolen car recovered
• No. 3 story of the year: Rocori football wins state
• St. Cloud NAACP dinner is Jan. 15
• Swanville boy hurt in ATV-car collision
• Freeport flour mill fire: 'It brought a tear to my eye'
• Level 3 sex offender moving to Cushing
• Clearwater man is charged in methadone death
• Behind the Ballot Box: Football, faith, politics drive SJU student
• Freeport mourns loss of landmark flour mill
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Flour mill fire was one of biggest for small fire departments
• Hold off placing fish houses on area lakes, Sherburne sheriff says
• St. Cloud Freedom Fund Dinner is Jan. 15
• Clearwater man charged in methadone death
• Level 3 sex offender moving to Cushing
• Present at the SRC
• Family Fun Fest
• Woman arrested after police find stolen vehicle
• Bachmann tells Iowa crowds she'll stamp out socialism
• Bachmann tells Iowa crowds she'll stamp out socialism
• Day after Mall of America melee, heightened security greets returning crowds
• Day after Mall of America melee, heightened security greets returning crowds
• Swanville boy injured in ATV collision
• Swanville boy injured in ATV collision
• Rocori trail project earns $500,000 grant
• Rocori trail project earns $500,000 grant
• Top stories of 2011: Cities cope with less government aid
• Top stories of 2011: Cities cope with less government aid
• O'Mara to face Benton grand jury
• O'Mara to face Benton grand jury
• Behind the Ballot Box: Health care lobbyist stands for policy improvement
• Behind the Ballot Box: Health care lobbyist stands for policy improvement
• Fire destroys iconic Freeport flour mill
• Fire destroys iconic Freeport flour mill
• Horse shed ruined in Brockway Township fire
• Horse shed ruined in Brockway Township fire
• ReStore will recycle used electronics
• ReStore will recycle used electronics
• Tree recycling set for Jan. 7 at Whitney Park
• Tree recycling set for Jan. 7 at Whitney Park
• Police investigating Wilson Avenue theft
• Police investigating Wilson Avenue theft
• Senate GOP picks Senjem as new majority leader
• Senate GOP picks Senjem as new majority leader
• Swany White Mill: A history
• Swany White Mill: A history
• Camera tracks ISELF construction at SCSU
• Daily log
• Daily log
• Council on Aging: Caregivers receive little support
• Council on Aging: Caregivers receive little support
• Camera tracks ISELF construction at SCSU
• Council gets $350,000 to retrain laid-off Verso workers
• Council gets $350,000 to retrain laid-off Verso workers
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Fire destroys historic Freeport flour mill
• St. Cloud police investigate Wilson Avenue burglary
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's birth announcements
• Rocori Trail project earns $500,000 grant
• Rocori Trail project earns $500,000 grant
• Benton grand jury will consider first-degree murder charges Jan. 9
• Fire destroys horse shed near Holdingford
• Senate GOP picking new majority leader to replace Koch
• Senate GOP picking new majority leader to replace Koch
• Mall of America melee prompts tighter security
• Mall of America melee prompts tighter security
• Cook County Courthouse shooting suspect dies
• Cook County Courthouse shooting suspect dies
• ReStore will accept unwanted electronics this week
• ReStore will accept unwanted electronics this week
• Webcam shows SCSU science building construction
• $350,000 available to help Verso workers find new jobs
• Crash blocks one lane of I-94
• Bachmann effective in rallying the troops, yet legislative triumphs elude her
• Mall of America bedlam: 9 arrested after fights force lockdown in some stores
• New Years Eve Family Fun Fest
• Behind the Ballot Box: Local woman is political supervolunteer
• Top stories of 2011: SCSU replaces Homecoming
• Temperature hits 49 in St. Cloud, breaks record
• Police investigate apartment burglary
• Items missing from St. Cloud garage
• Electronics reported stolen in burglary
• Monticello man survives ATV plunge in icy lake
• Drug companies paying Minnesota doctors less for consulting
• Daily log
• Fights spring up at Mall of America
• Today's death announcements
• Police investigate garage burglary
• St. Cloud sets record with temp of 49 degrees
• Monticello man survives ATV plunge into icy waters
• St. Cloud woman injured in car-bike collision
• Area's warmer weather continues; high expected in the 40s
• Electronic items reported stolen from northside residence
• St. Cloud police investigate apartment burglary
• State Patrol: Driver in fatal 4-vehicle crash is 15
• Behind the Ballot Box: Sauk Rapids man spins politics into profit
• Stearns OKs deal on sewer system; agreement waits for move by MPCA
• Behind the Ballot Box: Sauk Rapids man spins politics into profit
• Stearns OKs deal on sewer system; agreement waits for move by MPCA
• Submit idea for name of new Sherburne County park
• Submit idea for name of new Sherburne County park
• Hundreds gather for Christmas meal
• Hundreds gather for Christmas meal
• Food-packaging event to be Jan. 21
• Daily log
• Food-packaging event to be Jan. 21
• Daily log
• Cokato woman hurt in collision in Fairhaven Township
• Cokato woman hurt in collision in Fairhaven Township
• Little comes easy so far: A look at Dayton's 1st year as governor
• Little comes easy so far: A look at Dayton's 1st year as governor
• Cokato woman taken to hospital after collision
• Today's death notices
• One dead, six injured in four-vehicle crash near Willmar
• Tumor removed, life embraced: SCSU instructor's survival strengthens outlook
• St. Cloud woman injured in northside crash
• Stearns County felony sentencings
• Senior menus
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• Sartell native brings in $10,000; man slept in tent for 18 days to awareness about homeless
• Police investigate southside burglary
• Along The Way: Cheer from Christmas village keeps growing
• Daily log
• Organization profile: Inspire hosts Bahá'í devotionals, study gatherings
• Lend a hand
• Key events in Central Minnesota this week
• Apollo to host parents' night
• Bachmann camp seeks Iowa revival
• Today's death notices
• Deputy discovers crash, woman treated and released
• Half of Minnesota's kids aren't ready for kindergarten. Website helps gauge if yours is.
• Christmas services, meals offered
• $81,000 grant to enhance Paramount's acoustics
• Major Paynesville wind farm falls behind construction schedule
• The Paramount at 90 years: Downtown theater has adapted in tough economy
• Back on the ice: Sartell hockey alumni reunite for pickup game
• Polar Bear Plunge sign-up is open
• Military notes
• Daily log
• Fire extinguished at Holdingford home
• Fundraisers
• Heating assistance aid may help families; Tri-CAP hopes for part of $14M grant
• Today's death notices
• Firefighters extinguish Holdingford fire
• Place of Hope schedules Christmas services, meals
• Petters asks full 8th Circuit to rehear his appeal
• Central Minnesota wind farm about a year behind schedule
• Missing student found dead
• Somali officials ask U.S. reverse money transfer block from Minnesota banks
• Bachmann supporters deny biblical conflict
• State receives $14M more in heating assistance funds
• Worst in weather for 2011: autumn drought, summer dew points, spring tornado
• Missing student found dead; body discovered on SCSU campus
• New All Saints Academy president makes a connection
• Possible postal changes focus of meeting
• Police arrest 15 in driving sweep
• Police say Pequot Lakes man drove drunk again
• GOP mum on Senate leader candidates
• 2 injured after Clearwater collision
• Arrests made over 130 pot plants discovered on East Side
• Today's dance at Whitney canceled
• Traffic restrictions to start Jan. 3
• Demolition to start at St. Cloud State's 801 Building
• Daily log
• Bishop offers victims apology; claims no reports before the 1990s
• Post offices closed Dec. 26, Jan. 2
• St. Cloud school board to elect officers
• Stearns sheriff's office issues alert
• Forecast calls for brown Christmas
• Today's death notices
• Stearns sheriff's offices issues alert about daytime burglaries
• Man could be charged with felony after DWI arrest
• Post Offices open on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve
• Friday dance at Whitney canceled
• St. Cloud school board will elect new officers, set pay Jan. 3
• Area mayors ring bells for The Salvation Army today
• 2 hurt in Highway 24 bridge crash
• People rescued from ice island on Mille Lacs Lake
• Video: Clearview Spanish Immersion Holiday Concert
• Forecast calls for first brown Christmas since 2006
• 15 arrested during drunken driving patrol
• 2 Central Minnesota men want to build houses in North Korea
• State's largest coal plants show good compliance with new U.S. emissions standards
• Big Lake man indicted on federal weapons charges
• Koch admits to having relationship with staffer
• 2 seriously injured in Watab Township crash
• 72-year-old woman hit by a vehicle, in critical condition
• Daily log
• Strap on your skates; Lake George ready
• Today's death notices
• St. Cloud woman critically injured by vehicle
• Koch admits relationship with staffer, apologizes
• Today's birth announcements
• Lake George cleared for skating
• Big Lake man indicted on federal firearms charge
• Two seriously injured in Watab Township crash
• Stearns hires new environmental services director
• Stearns' hazardous waste facility almost ready
• Local Somalis worry about losing money-transfer option
• Rice sets 2nd public hearing for Jan. 23
• 2 Stearns projects get Legacy grants
• Burglary reported in southside apartment
• Little Falls man in critical condition
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting; film to follow
• Melrose clinic to extend its hours
• Daily log
• SCSU assistant dean to leave role for Oregon
• St. Cloud woman in hit while crossing street
• Area mayors to ring bells Thursday for Salvation Army
• Stearns engineer Anderson announces retirement
• Area unemployment rate ticks up for November
• Benton board votes to cut 3 deputies
• St. Cloud woman in wheelchair hit while crossing street
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's birth announcements
• Bachmann, 10 other House members, miss payroll tax vote
• Bachmann, 10 other House members, miss payroll tax vote
• Benton lays off 3 deputies to make up for lost Foley police contract
• 2 Stearns projects get Legacy grants
• 2 Stearns projects get Legacy grants
• Mayors ring bells Thursday for Salvation Army
• Atmosphere will be here
• Melrose clinic extends hours starting Jan. 2
• Melrose clinic extends hours starting Jan. 2
• Ramsey County solicits architects for Vikings stadium
• Ramsey County solicits architects for Vikings stadium
• Stearns engineer Anderson announces retirement
• Burglar enters southside apartment through window
• Burglar enters southside apartment through window
• SCSU assistant dean of students leaving for Oregon
• Benton official hired to be Stearns environmental services director
• St. Cloud area unemployment rate ticks up for November
• Minnesota Legislature preps for veterans' return
• Little Falls man in critical condition after being hit on Highway 27
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting before Paramount Theatre event
• Shelter extensions help homeless, families looking for aid
• Dog from puppy mill survives cancer in loving home
• Rice sets second hearing on comprehensive plan
• Central Minnesotans donating more in 2011
• Stearns honors Haws for trail development
• Event marks opening of civic center addition
• Kleis appoints Ament to HRA board
• Rice council sets 2012 budget, levy
• Waite Park woman cited after rear-ending vehicle
• Health insurance panel meeting set
• Violent offenders task force combines 3 others
• At 47, Sunday's temperature a record high
• St. Cloud City Council OKs 3% increase in water rates
• Strike ends at Polar Tank Trailer
• Daily log
• St. Cloud schedules ribbon-cutting for Civic Center expansion
• Council OKs 3% hike in water rates
• Body found of man suspected of shooting officer in Lake City
• Body found of man suspected of shooting officer in Lake City
• Central Minnesotans donating more in 2011
• Central Minnesotans donating more in 2011
• Today's death announcements
• Today's death announcements
• Waite Park woman cited after St. Cloud accident
• Waite Park woman cited after St. Cloud accident
• Ament named to St. Cloud HRA board
• Ament named to St. Cloud HRA board
• Haws honored for trail development work
• Haws honored for trail development work
• Polar employees back at work after 19-day strike
• 3 units merge for drug, gang policing in St. Cloud-area
• Health insurance panel meets in St. Cloud
• Health insurance panel meets in St. Cloud
• Police ID suspect in Lake City police shooting
• Police ID suspect in Lake City police shooting
• Patrol: Drunken driver caused fatal crash in St. Paul
• Patrol: Drunken driver caused fatal crash in St. Paul
• St. Cloud reached record high temperature on Sunday
• Goodhue wind farm plan may harm eagle habitat, foes say
• 1 taken to jail after 2-vehicle collision
• The write way: Cursive in classrooms up for debate
• Bachmann isn't favorite among tea party voters
• No snow? No problem: Winter lovers find powder at Kimball recreation center
• Suspect sought in reported assault at Press Bar
• From the GAP to community meetings, Crystal Lake reindeer herd in demand
• Information sought after break-in on south side
• Daily log
• Grass fires on rise thanks to dry weather
• Hit-and-run witness sought by police
• 91.9M likely to travel this holiday season
• 1 in jail after 2-vehicle accident
• Officers look for information after southside break-in
• Man assaulted at Press Bar; police look for suspect
• St. Cloud police seeking witness in hit-and-run
• Today's death notices
• Slow economy chokes church collections, expansions
• Slow economy chokes church collections, expansions
• Senior menus
• Senior menus
• The week ahead, Dec. 18-24
• The week ahead, Dec. 18-24
• Gamers take on armory's 'Call of Duty' contest
• Gamers take on armory's 'Call of Duty' contest
• Student profile: Cathedral senior has optimistic outlook
• Student profile: Cathedral senior has optimistic outlook
• Along the Way: Monticello rallies to feed swans
• Along the Way: Monticello rallies to feed swans
• Church profile: Calvary Chapel aims to 'relax the burden'
• Church profile: Calvary Chapel aims to 'relax the burden'
• Diocese sets 2nd session to focus on deacon
• Diocese sets 2nd session to focus on deacon
• St. Cloud council sets Monday public hearings
• St. Cloud council sets Monday public hearings
• Class acts
• Class acts
• Lend a hand
• Lend a hand
• Daily log
• Daily log
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• HRA shifts focus to housing, neighborhoods
• HRA shifts focus to housing, neighborhoods
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Gamers emerge into the spotlight
• MnDOT to pay contractors at least $1.2M for stoppages during state shutdown
• Todd County seeks driver in crash
• St. Joseph lowers budget to $2.25M
• Alumni singers to return for Crusade Choir holiday performance
• Fischbach says no to Koch position
• Stearns Co. deputy's trial moved again; Meemken is still on paid leave
• St. Cloud man in jail after SUV rear-ends bus
• SCSU VP Ludwig will retire
• Senators confronted Koch over allegations of inappropriate relationship with staffer
• Fundraisers
• Next Kleis meeting set for Thursday
• Daily log
• St. Cloud bell ringer attempts to break record, win Salvation Army contest
• St. Cloud police seek tips in car theft case
• Military notes
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• SUV rear-ends school bus on Clearwater Road
• SUV rear-ends school bus on Clearwater Road
• Small percentage of MnDOT contractors' shutdown claims settled for $1.2 million
• Today's birth announcements
• SCSU's Ludwig to retire
• Update: Stearns deputy Meemken's trial moved again
• Koch accused of improper relationship
• Koch accused of improper relationship
• Fischbach: No desire to step into Koch's job
• St. Joseph sets $2.25M budget for 2012
• St. Joseph sets $2.25M budget for 2012
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting at The Salvation Army
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting at The Salvation Army
• Minnesota 1 of 9 states to win early learning grant
• Minnesota 1 of 9 states to win early learning grant
• St. Cloud City Council schedules public hearings
• Todd sheriff seeks driver involved in crash
• Video: Many Santas serve dinner for seniors
• St. Cloud school district to extend Watkins' contract
• Paynesville, MPCA meet to clear up confusion over oil
• Police seek information on 5 business break-ins
• Former St. Cloud City Council member Herges dies at 92
• Senate Majority Leader Koch resigns; move surprises area's lawmakers
• Daily log
• Tax-forfeited lots offered by Stearns; 3 of 24 properties sell
• Driver in fatal crash withdraws guilty plea
• Vote on the Top 5 stories of 2011
• 2 Eden Valley residents arrested in South Haven robbery
• St. Cloud man gets 12 years in prison for sex abuse at parents' day care
• State GOP to pick new chair in St. Cloud
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Update: Area lawmakers react to shakeup from Koch news
• Five businesses burglarized
• Five businesses burglarized
• Today's birth announcements
• County sees weak demand at tax-forfeit auction
• St. Cloud man convicted in child sex abuse case
• Driver in fatal Opole crash withdraws guilty plea
• Update: St. Cloud woman in national bell-ringing contest
• Update: St. Cloud woman in national bell-ringing contest
• Festival founder, St. Cloud City Council member Herges dies
• State GOP plans to pick new leader in St. Cloud
• Trivia Weekend 2012
• Lake George 2012 season passes
• St. Cloud schools to OK 2013 contract for Watkins
• 2 Eden Valley residents arrested after Wright County robbery
• Snow, drizzle create slippery roads
• 2 Eden Valley residents arrested after Wright County robbery
• Sauk Rapids man hopes his holiday sweater is ugly enough for him to win $10,000
• Learning by serving: North Junior High students help out by joining local projects
• State education leader discusses NCLB at Apollo
• 1 in hospital after wrong-way crash on Minnesota Highway 15
• University, college honors
• O'Mara charged death of boyfriend; attorney says woman dying of cancer
• St. Cloud man faces DWI charges after stop
• Man charged with firing at officer during chase
• Lake George not safe for skating yet; 6 inches of ice needed
• Kremers to steer St. Cloud airline pursuit
• I-94 lane closures postponed a day
• Daily log
• Dunnells to leave local United Way
• 1 person hurt in crash near Freeport
• 2 posters stolen during break-in
• Building permits, October 2011
• Police arrest 2 after reports of choking, punching, knife threat
• Water-quality projects receiving $2M in Legacy funds
• Today's death notices
• Area water-quality projects receive $2 million in Legacy funds
• Two posters stolen during break-in
• Today's birth announcements
• Halbakken accused of firing shots during chase
• Update: I-94 lane closures delayed a day
• United Way CEO Dunnells to lead Oregon organization
• State education commissioner talks about NCLB at Apollo
• Development Corp. lays out blueprint for air service
• North students launch day of service learning projects
• City to skaters: Lake George isn't ready for you yet
• Woman charged with Sauk Rapids murder also charged in Wisconsin killing
• St. Cloud man suspected of drunken driving
• Downtown Minneapolis Vikings stadium site unresolved
• Video: Crews move house from near airport
• Video: Crews move house from near airport
• 1 person injured in I-94 crash near Freeport
• Update: 1 person seriously injured in I-94 crash near Freeport
• Judge appoints emergency conservator for Paynesville shooting suspect, mental evaluation for his son
• Judge appoints emergency conservator for Paynesville shooting suspect, mental evaluation for his son
• Former St. Cloud prison inmate sues over severe drug reaction
• Former St. Cloud prison inmate sues over severe drug reaction
• Stearns chooses community corrections director
• What's next for education policy? NCLB discussed
• Stearns chooses community corrections director
• What's next for education policy? NCLB discussed
• Campaign begins to keep UND Fighting Sioux name
• Campaign begins to keep UND Fighting Sioux name
• Bachmann, Paul miss vote on tax cut bill linked to pipeline
• Bachmann, Paul miss vote on tax cut bill linked to pipeline
• Boy Scouts plan Christmas dinner in Waite Park
• Salvation Army plans armory distribution
• Avon woman injured in vehicle rollover
• Monticello nuclear plant is back to full power
• Drunken driving enforcement leads to 14 arrests
• Boy Scouts plan Christmas dinner in Waite Park
• Salvation Army plans armory distribution
• Avon woman injured in vehicle rollover
• Monticello nuclear plant is back to full power
• Drunken driving enforcement leads to 14 arrests
• Officials ID Kimball man killed in crash
• Officials ID Kimball man killed in crash
• Virginia man's lawsuit names Weber, St. Cloud diocese
• Stearns, Sherburne set final '12 budgets, levies
• Virginia man's lawsuit names Weber, St. Cloud diocese
• Stearns, Sherburne set final '12 budgets, levies
• Sartell man continues homeless fundraiser
• Sartell man continues homeless fundraiser
• Place of Hope needs family holiday shop donations
• Place of Hope needs family holiday shop donations
• Daily log
• Daily log
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Update: Victim discusses case against St. Cloud diocese, former deacon
• Today's birth announcements
• Avon woman injured in rollover
• Avon woman injured in rollover
• Stearns, Sherburne counties approve 2012 budgets
• Donations needed so kids can give to families
• Sartell veteran sleeping outside raises goal to $10,000
• Stearns appoints new community corrections director
• Monticello nuclear plant is back to full power
• Monticello nuclear plant is back to full power
• Icy roads causing morning car crashes
• Icy roads causing morning car crashes
• Kimball man dies in crash near St. Augusta
• 14 arrested in drunken driving enforcement
• Warmer temperatures keep ice unsafe
• Sitting on a spill: Paynesville officials seek action for long-contaminated ground
• St. Cloud lands at No. 5 on US list of livable winter cities
• Police: 3 injured in southside assault
• Royalton woman injured in accident near Buckman
• Minneapolis man arrested after 5 found barricaded on south side
• Items taken from Goatropers Bar
• Former St. Cloud deacon Weber focus of lawsuit
• Charges possible against 4 Morrison County sex offenders
• Daily log
• Funds to be used to improve Paramount's sound
• 23-mile chase ends in arrest; shots may have been fired at police
• Greater St. Cloud Development Corp. sets 6 priorities
• Anderson: Lawsuit names St. Cloud diocese, Weber
• Development group tells St. Cloud council its priorities
• Funds will be used to improve sound in Paramount
• St. Cloud ranks 5th among 'livable winter cities'
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's birth announcements
• Boy Scout Troop 20 plans annual Christmas dinner
• Boy Scout Troop 20 plans annual Christmas dinner
• The Salvation Army plans toy distribution
• The Salvation Army plans toy distribution
• Minneapolis man arrested at St. Cloud home
• Minneapolis man arrested at St. Cloud home
• Bachmann plans visits to all 99 Iowa counties
• Bachmann plans visits to all 99 Iowa counties
• Charges possible against 4 Morrison County sex offenders
• Charges possible against 4 Morrison County sex offenders
• St. Cloud man arrested after 23-mile chase
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting at Whitney
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting at Whitney
• Burglars strike Goatropers Bar
• Burglars strike Goatropers Bar
• 3 injured in southside assault
• 3 injured in southside assault
• Possible cuts to heat assistance spark unease
• Locals fight identity theft; police share tips for safeguarding your info
• Possible cuts to heat assistance spark unease
• Locals fight identity theft; police share tips for safeguarding your info
• Volunteers battle buckthorn in area
• Volunteers battle buckthorn in area
• Men wanted in northside robbery, assault
• St. Cloud man left with broken jaw after assault
• Men wanted in northside robbery, assault
• St. Cloud man left with broken jaw after assault
• Benton sheriff proposes $226,000 in cuts, but commissioners could want more
• Daily log
• Fire destroys Clear Lake shed, may have sparked grass fire
• Benton sheriff proposes $226,000 in cuts, but commissioners could want more
• Daily log
• Fire destroys Clear Lake shed, may have sparked grass fire
• Author, critic Cornel West to present at SCSU for diversity/leadership conference
• Author, critic Cornel West to present at SCSU for diversity/leadership conference
• Today's death notices
• Clear Lake fire damages shed
• Police search for group of men involved in assault
• Assault leaves St. Cloud man with broken jaw
• Class acts
• Bachmann takes on GOP front-runners at Iowa debate
• Key events in Central Minnesota
• Daily log
• Who's watching the work? Control spotty on federal highway projects
• Eden Valley father uses CPR lesson to save infant son's life
• Senior menus
• SJU hires search firm to seek its next president
• Watkins: No major changes to St. Cloud district religion policy
• Church profile: Solid Rock finds home, family at theater
• Along The Way: Sauk Rapids man, sister climb for dad, kidney cancer
• Crowd turns out for Winter Wonderland, downtown parade
• Lend a hand
• Student profile: Mentor influenced Cathedral senior
• Bypass near Paynesville differs, on track, budget
• Today's death notices
• Minnesota's home-heating assistance fund running out
• Watch video from Sauk Rapids Holiday Parade of Lights
• Bachmann, in Iowa, continues to blast Gingrich
• Sherburne County gets grant to improve public health
• Sides rally faithful in marriage vote
• Richmond council sets budget, levy
• Paynesville man is suspect in Richmond burglaries
• On-the-job accident kills rural Swanville man
• Marriage licenses
• Federal appeals court upholds Petters' conviction
• Fundraisers
• Nobody does the holidays like this St. Cloud couple
• Classes offered for new homebuyers
• Daily log
• Times investigation: 28 legislators reimbursed during state shutdown
• 4-vehicle collision leaves Maple Lake man with injuries
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Police think they've solved 2 burglaries, robbery in Richmond
• Homebuyer education sessions set for January
• Homebuyer education sessions set for January
• Swanville man's job death resulted from head injury
• Swanville man's job death resulted from head injury
• Richmond budget, levy hold steady
• Richmond budget, levy hold steady
• Kleis sets town-hall meeting on Tuesday
• Kleis sets town-hall meeting on Tuesday
• Appeals court affirms Petters conviction, sentence
• Appeals court affirms Petters conviction, sentence
• St. Cloud man admits to Thanksgiving burglary in Austin
• St. Cloud man admits to Thanksgiving burglary in Austin
• Metrodome a money pit? Says who?
• Metrodome a money pit? Says who?
• St. Cloud police arrest 1 in assaults
• St. Cloud police arrest 1 in assaults
• Grant to assist some St. Cloud students with finance lessons
• St. Cloud wants input on projects
• Grant to assist some St. Cloud students with finance lessons
• St. Cloud wants input on projects
• Remembering Jordan: Monticello community gathers to celebrate life of teen
• Officers find more than 150 pot plants
• Remembering Jordan: Monticello community gathers to celebrate life of teen
• Officers find more than 150 pot plants
• Daily log
• Hutchinson man indicted, accused in death of former prison cellmate
• Daily log
• Hutchinson man indicted, accused in death of former prison cellmate
• AIDS in Central Minnesota: Advocates combat complacency
• AIDS in Central Minnesota: Advocates combat complacency
• Falconer named new Albany police chief
• Banaian says he will revise special education proposal
• Falconer named new Albany police chief
• Banaian says he will revise special education proposal
• Northstar Link fares increase
• Northstar Link fares increase
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• Morrison grand jury indicts Hutchinson man in former cellmate's death
• St. Cloud man arrested after police find 3 pounds of marijuana
• Albany hires current acting chief as new police chief
• Dayton to appeal child care unionization ruling
• Dayton to appeal child care unionization ruling
• Minnesota ballot push spending comes down to semantics
• Minnesota ballot push spending comes down to semantics
• Tests suggest Asian carp spread north of key dam
• Tests suggest Asian carp spread north of key dam
• Celebrate! St. Cloud State
• Man arrested after two assaults reported
• Man arrested after two assaults reported
• Northstar Link fares get first increase
• St. Cloud wants input on city building projects
• Michele Bachmann's foes have book of their own
• Dayton committed to tax plan, despite surplus
• SCSU expands use of targeted fees
• In District 15, Lewis registers committee for 2012 Senate run
• Foley OKs contract with private security company
• Police: Suspect charged in bathroom camera incident appears in video
• Local veteran sleeps outside in Sartell to help end homelessness
• Man suffers facial fractures in assault
• 4 arrested in Morrison County during compliance checks of sex offenders
• St. Cloud holiday parade is Saturday
• Postal Service plans public meeting on local facility's future
• Suspect in fatal Kandiyohi shooting claims mental illness
• 12 arrested during enhanced patrols
• St. Augusta OKs 2.8% levy increase
• Daily log
• St. Cloud police investigate Nov. 27 assault
• St. Cloud police investigate Nov. 27 assault
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Court record: Video caught suspect placing camera in mall bathroom
• 4 arrested in Morrison County during sex offender compliance checks
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's birth announcements
• Postal Service plans public meeting on St. Cloud facility's future
• Lewis takes another step toward state senate campaign
• 12 arrested during weekend enhanced patrols
• 12 arrested during weekend enhanced patrols
• St. Augusta OKs 2.8% increase in levy, budget
• St. Augusta OKs 2.8% increase in levy, budget
• Human Resources Class for Professionals
• Author, critic Cornel West to speak at SCSU leadership conference
• Author, critic Cornel West to speak at SCSU leadership conference
• Downtown St. Cloud set to come alive with spirit Saturday
• Foley approves contract with a private security company
• Younger suspect in shooting of man near Belgrade claims mental illness
• Younger suspect in shooting of man near Belgrade claims mental illness
• 2 from area will lay wreath at Pearl Harbor memorial
• 2 from area will lay wreath at Pearl Harbor memorial
• Cribbage, volunteers help students build math skills
• Cribbage, volunteers help students build math skills
• King essay: After attacks, our nation has pulled together
• Rice man arrested after camera found in mall restroom
• Rice man arrested after camera found in mall restroom
• Becker man charged with beating girlfriend
• Becker man charged with beating girlfriend
• Vikings stadium talks return to Metrodome site
• Vikings stadium talks return to Metrodome site
• Prevent septic system woes this winter
• Facebook account required to comment starting tonight
• Daily log
• 'No Child Left Behind' meeting set for Dec. 14
• Gas outage leaves some in Kimball without heat
• Kleis schedules town-hall meeting
• Prevent septic system woes this winter
• Facebook account required to comment starting tonight
• Daily log
• 'No Child Left Behind' meeting set for Dec. 14
• Gas outage leaves some in Kimball without heat
• Kleis schedules town-hall meeting
• Minneapolis tells legislators Dome site is first choice for Vikings stadium
• Today's death announcements
• Judge orders $100,000 bail for Becker man accused in assault
• Today's birth announcements
• CenterPoint workers going door-to-door to get the heat on in Kimball
• Rice man arrested after video camera found in public bathroom
• Has someone used your credit card number or taken your mail? Call us
• Same-sex marriage seminar today
• LEAF awards $20,172 to schools
• No Child Left Behind meeting set for Dec. 14
• More Vikings stadium financing talks today
• More Vikings stadium financing talks today
• Next town-hall meeting with Kleis set for Thursday
• Next town-hall meeting with Kleis set for Thursday
• WATCH D.O.G.S. spend time at kids' schools
• WATCH D.O.G.S. spend time at kids' schools
• St. Cloud approves new CentraCare building
• St. Cloud approves new CentraCare building
• Man suspected of no-contact order violation
• Man suspected of no-contact order violation
• Becker man may face domestic assault charges
• Air show returning to St. Cloud in 2013
• Becker man may face domestic assault charges
• Air show returning to St. Cloud in 2013
• Card players' 500 game continues for 40 years
• Card players' 500 game continues for 40 years
• St. Cloud, Foley men hurt in interstate crash
• Cold Spring man crashes car into pole
• St. Cloud, Foley men hurt in interstate crash
• 4 educators to serve on teacher evaluation group
• Cold Spring man crashes car into pole
• Melrose garage fire under investigation
• 4 educators to serve on teacher evaluation group
• Interstate 94 lane closed near Hwy. 15
• Melrose garage fire under investigation
• Little Falls men injured in Hwy. 10 rollover
• Interstate 94 lane closed near Hwy. 15
• Police: Sauk Rapids man facing more robbery charges
• Little Falls men injured in Hwy. 10 rollover
• Police: Sauk Rapids man facing more robbery charges
• St. Cloud Police investigate machinery theft
• St. Cloud Police investigate machinery theft
• Council grants longer stays at homeless shelters
• Council grants longer stays at homeless shelters
• Waite Park mail center closure undecided
• Waite Park mail center closure undecided
• Cowboy Jack's paperwork, liquor license OK'd
• Cowboy Jack's paperwork, liquor license OK'd
• Council: House near roundabout can be business
• Council: House near roundabout can be business
• St. Cloud OKs lower budget, levy for 2012
• St. Cloud OKs lower budget, levy for 2012
• Daily log
• Daily log
• St. Cloud grants Cowboy Jack's liquor license
• City OK with extension of time allowed in homeless shelter
• Council OKs change to St. Cloud home affected by planned roundabout
• St. Cloud's next operations budget is 2.19% lower than 2011
• St. Cloud council OKs building at CentraCare
• Decide how to play the second half, US Bancorp CEO tells St. Cloud business leaders
• Today's death announcements
• Expect lane closures on I-94, Highway 15 on Tuesday and Wednesday
• Franken staff to take comment on No Child Left Behind
• Cold Spring man injured in crash
• No final decision yet on Waite Park mailing center shutdown
• Four Central Minnesotans picked for teacher evaluation group
• Judge blocks union vote for child care providers
• Charges expected in Americanna Inn robbery
• SCSU collects 1K teddy bears
• Blue Angels to return to St. Cloud for 2013 air show
• Becker man arrested after assault
• Garage fire damages Melrose home
• Polar staffs Opole plant with replacement workers
• Man jailed after no-contact order violated
• Stadium expert expects seat fee to be discussed
• St. Cloud, Foley men injured in crash near Hinckley
• 2 men injured in Highway 10 crash near Little Falls
• New 'extreme cold' warning will replace wind chill warning
• Sauk Rapids to celebrate annual Parade of Lights
• Police: Upset ER patient hurts 5 hospital staffers
• 'A phenomenal woman': Monticello teen loses yearslong battle with cancer
• Police: Man shot gun at apartment wall while drinking
• Police: Man swung shovel at 2 others
• Economy better, but less trash? Lighter garbage haul bucks conventional wisdom
• St. Cloud man arrested after report of knife threat
• Daughters, daddies, everyone grooves at Just For Kix event
• Long Prairie-area hair salon owner reports burglary
• Group seeks OK for Sauk Centre wind farm
• St. Cloud diocese sets 2nd listening session on former deacon accused of abuse
• Electronics stolen from women's locker room at Halenbeck
• 2 arrested, accused of trying to shoplift $3,000 in merchandise
• Daily log
• Police look for information on shed burglary
• Local World AIDS Day service set for Thursday
• Today's death notices
• St. Cloud man accused of threatening woman with knife
• Monticello teen dies after years-long fight with cancer
• Daughters and daddies strut their stuff at Just For Kix dance show
• Patient in ER assaults hospital employees, police report
• Litchfield man found with drugs, driving drunk, police say
• $3,500 in electronic equipment taken from SCSU locker room
• 2 arrested, accused of trying to shoplift $3,000 in merchandise
• Todd County hair salon owner reports robbery
• Police: Man, drinking alcohol, shot gun at apartment wall
• Police: Man swung snow shovel at 2 men
• Bachmann: Former Cain backers moving her way
• Teen injured in ATV crash near Little Falls
• Along The Way: Clearwater woman works to create firefighter memorial
• The Salvation Army shelter seeks extension on stays
• Small fire at southeast St. Cloud home causes $10,000 in damage
• Senior menus
• Sauk Centre man arrested after chase near Melrose
• Sartell park schedule slipping
• Local volunteers strive to reach million-meal mark for African refugees
• Local history from the Stearns History Museum
• Lend a hand
• City of St. Cloud calls for grant proposals
• Class acts
• Daily log
• Club profile: Boxing, wrestling club aims to aid training
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• Key events this week in Central Minnesota
• Heart center seeks patients for new study
• Area cities prep to set final 2012 budgets
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Teen hurt in ATV crash
• Teen hurt in ATV crash
• Fireplace mishap does $10,000 damage to St. Cloud home
• Local volunteers strive to help reach million meal mark for famine relief
• Man arrested after chase near Melrose
• Man arrested after chase near Melrose
• Tack sale aims help fund animal rescue
• Tack sale aims help fund animal rescue
• Bail for O'Mara set at $3M; woman accused of killing ex-husband
• Police seek thief in garage burglary
• Bail for O'Mara set at $3M; woman accused of killing ex-husband
• Police seek thief in garage burglary
• Church to host listening session after former deacon accused of abuse
• Drunken driving patrol results in 2 arrests
• Church to host listening session after former deacon accused of abuse
• Changes in Mass have some Catholics confused; others embrace them
• Dec. 8 ArtWORKS meeting canceled
• Changes in Mass has some Catholics confused; others embrace them
• Dec. 8 ArtWORKS meeting canceled
• Benton plans tax hearing Thursday
• Benton plans tax hearing Thursday
• Homeowners seek rezoning; residents are worried about effects of proposed roundabout
• Homeowners seek rezoning; residents are worried about effects of proposed roundabout
• Becker's Sherco plant unit to be silent till spring
• Becker's Sherco plant unit to be silent till spring
• Military notes
• Fundraisers
• Daily log
• Sauk Rapids man charged in store robbery
• Military notes
• Fundraisers
• Daily log
• Sauk Rapids man charged in store robbery
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• $3 million bail set for woman accused in Sauk Rapids homicide
• Tack sale to pay for horse rescues
• Tack sale to pay for horse rescues
• Today's birth announcements
• Bail set at $50,000 in armed robbery
• Open Mic Night
• Becker power plant unit will be shutdown until spring after fire
• Electronics stolen from locked garage
• Electronics stolen from locked garage
• Auditions open for 'My Old Friends'
• Auditions open for 'My Old Friends'
• ArtWorks meeting canceled
• Benton County tax hearings are Thursday
• After hunting accident, Sauk Rapids man is 'lucky' to be alive
• Suspect in killings returns to Benton County
• Police: Man used rock to strike 2
• Sauk Rapids-Rice band, choir students to visit Hawaii, mark Pearl Harbor anniversary
• Polar workers go on strike after contract talks break down
• Pedestrian hit by vehicle; man in fair condition
• Sauk Rapids man arrested after robbery reported on East Side
• Free chlamydia tests to be offered at Planned Parenthood locations
• Times seeks identity theft sources
• Area lawmakers want surprise state surplus stashed in reserve
• Fire causes $10,000 in damage to home
• St. Cloud to be back in court in case of former police officer who filed discrimination suit
• Daily log
• District 15A: 2 DFLers consider run for Gottwalt seat
• Bail set at $150,000 for St. Cloud man accused in beating, robbing
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Police looking for man who struck 2 people with a rock
• Police looking for man who struck 2 people with a rock
• World AIDS Day service set for Dec. 8 in St. Cloud
• World AIDS Day service set for Dec. 8 in St. Cloud
• Planned Parenthood offers free STD test through Wednesday
• Planned Parenthood offers free STD test through Wednesday
• Fall Commencement
• Fire causes $10,000 damage to west St. Cloud house
• Surprise: Minnesota expects $876 million surplus
• Surprise: Minnesota expects $876 million surplus
• Help a reporter: Identity theft sources needed
• St. Cloud calls for grant proposals
• St. Cloud calls for grant proposals
• 360 Polar Tank workers strike in Opole, Little Falls
• 360 Polar Tank workers strike in Opole, Little Falls
• House fire reported in west St. Cloud
• 2 arrested during drunken driving crackdown
• Minnesota economic forecast likely to bring bad news
• Sauk Rapids man arrested after East Side robbery
• Republicans' shutdown lawsuit tossed by Minnesota Supreme Court
• Ramsey County explores new stadium funding, including local tax on liquor, entertainment, others
• All Saints Academy names new president
• Report: Improvements can be made to ensure no Legacy Amendment conflicts of interest
• Man may face Waite Park robbery charges
• Daily log
• Clara's House to expand so it can serve more youths
• Sexism in politics issue reignited after Bachmann's 'Fallon' appearance
• 2 Pierz teens arrested in business burglaries
• Electronics stolen from unlocked northside residence
• Electronics stolen from unlocked northside residence
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• Auditor finds room for improvement on Legacy funds
• Auditor finds room for improvement on Legacy funds
• Two Pierz teens arrested in business burglaries
• Nuclear waste disposal topic of talk
• Prof studies immigrants' health
• Man arrested after three attack and rob southside resident
• Minnesota budget forecast likely to be more bad news
• Minnesota budget forecast likely to be more bad news
• I-94 closed in northwestern Minnesota
• I-94 closed in northwestern Minnesota
• Audit of MnSCU sick time payouts sought
• Audit of MnSCU sick time payouts sought
• Paynesville murder suspect Huber still without an attorney
• Paynesville murder suspect Huber still without an attorney
• Christmas tree thief caught in the act
• Christmas tree thief caught in the act
• Highway 15 interchange may have environmental impact
• Highway 15 interchange may have environmental impact
• Man arrested after Big Lake school break-in
• Man arrested after Big Lake school break-in
• Google gives Android users look inside malls, airports
• Stride Academy considers adding grades 9-12
• Google gives Android users look inside malls, airports
• Stride Academy considers adding grades 9-12
• Stearns flood plain maps updated
• Transit plan up for discussion Dec. 8
• Stearns flood plain maps updated
• Transit plan up for discussion Dec. 8
• Foley signs police contract with private company
• Daily log
• Foley opts for police contract with private company
• Daily log
• 10 route changes in region approved for CapX
• TV reported stolen in St. Cloud burglary
• 10 route changes in region approved for CapX
• Teen ticketed for failure to yield, unsafe tires after pedestrian hit while in crosswalk
• TV reported stolen in St. Cloud burglary
• Teen ticketed for failure to yield, unsafe tires after pedestrian hit while in crosswalk
• TV stolen in St. Cloud home burglary
• Teen ticketed after pedestrian hit in crosswalk
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• 10 route changes approved for CapX line
• Foley signs private policing contract after talks with county fail
• Facebook change set for Times online story commenting starting Dec. 7
• 2011 Thanksgiving travel might be Minnesota's safest
• 2011 Thanksgiving travel might be Minnesota's safest
• New Stearns flood plain maps available
• New Stearns flood plain maps available
• Senator: Vikings should talk Minneapolis stadium
• Senator: Vikings should talk Minneapolis stadium
• Transit plan up for discussion Dec. 8
• Transit plan up for discussion Dec. 8
• New Highway 15 interchange could affect Sauk River
• Professor wins research award
• Ojibwe author to speak
• Plymouth man arrested after break-in at Big Lake school
• Plymouth man arrested after break-in at Big Lake school
• Stride Academy adds fifth-grade wing at middle school
• Stride Academy adds fifth-grade wing at middle school
• Minnesota senators get first crack at Vikings proposal
• St. Cloud man turns passion for fishing into job
• Driver jailed after car slams into house
• Sam's Club cleared to make way for Walmart
• Sauk Rapids murder suspect waives extradition
• Workshop to offer homebuyer advice
• Police respond to St. Cloud business burglaries
• Officials ID Pierz man struck, killed by car
• Safe stolen during theft at business
• MnDOT freight study calls for I-94, US 10 link
• Heartland orchestra performing winter concert
• Just For Kix plans winter dance show
• Daily log
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• 2 business burglaries reported in St. Cloud
• 2 business burglaries reported in St. Cloud
• Woman charged in Sauk Rapids killing waives extradition
• Study calls for I-94 to U.S. 10 link
• Pierz man dies after being hit by car near Little Falls
• Homebuyer workshop planned for Dec. 15
• Homebuyer workshop planned for Dec. 15
• Garcia-Perez on child health
• Celebrations of Community
• Former Sam's Club demolished to make way for new Walmart
• Minnesota child care providers sue to block union
• Minnesota child care providers sue to block union
• Safe stolen during burglary
• Pedestrian killed after being hit by car near Little Falls
• Minnesota Vikings propose taxes players and fans already pay be redirected to stadium
• Old-fashioned Christmas planned for rural church near Payneville
• Car hits house in north St. Cloud; driver arrested
• Fire damages patient area at St. Cloud VA; no injuries reported
• Local child care providers weigh implications of union
• Extradition hearing set for today in Sauk Rapids murder case
• Apollo grad and professional actor helps students with upcoming musical
• 1 arrested after roommates fight
• 2 from St. Martin hurt in auto crash
• Police investigate burglary attempt
• Assault victim taken to hospital
• Police investigate armed robbery at St. Cloud hotel
• Laptop, TV taken from St. Cloud home
• Daily log
• Veterans offered HVAC training
• Deer create double trouble for Browerville man
• St. Cloud police investigate hotel robbery
• Today's death notices
• Fire damages patient area at St. Cloud VA; no injuries reported
• TV, laptop taken in St. Cloud home burglary
• 1 arrested, 1 injured after St. Cloud roommates fight
• Attempted burglary reported at St. Cloud business
• Assault victim taken to St. Cloud Hospital
• Two St. Martin residents injured in one-vehicle accident
• Weekend kicks off Christmas tree sales
• Church profile: St. James Parish has led worship since 1856
• Along The Way: Waite Park sergeant's work celebrated
• Senior menus
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• St. Cloud man arrested over no-contact order
• St. Cloud man arrested after assault was reported
• Daily log
• Lend a hand
• Locals' reminder: Think carefully before you give a pet as a present
• 'Promise' program looks to aid southeast St. Cloud, Talahi neighborhood
• Browerville man hurt in ATV accident
• Key events this week in Central Minnesota
• Firefighters called to vacant house near Foley
• Today's death notices
• Browerville man injured in ATV accident
• Champs: Rocori wins its first state football title
• Mall of America breaks Black Friday record
• Traffic stop leads to St. Cloud man's arrest
• St. Cloud man arrested after woman assaulted
• Vacant house burns near Foley
• Gambling's toll obscured in push for Vikings stadium
• Black Friday shoppers cash in on midnight deals
• 1943 caboose comes to rest on Waite Park rail
• Cross-country ski patrols needed in Stearns
• Enforcement effort yields 7 DWI arrests
• SCSU to host Toys for Tots benefit
• Chain of Lakes fire hall plans open house
• Schools address online bullying, changing issues
• Board reviews CapX changes from landowners, utilities
• Daily log
• MnDOT discussing freight at Monday meeting
• Camp Ripley seeks volunteers for military museum
• Airlines retire small jets as fuel costs soar
• Enforcement effort yields 7 DWI arrests in St. Cloud area
• Today's death notices
• Classic caboose comes home
• Today's birth announcements
• St. Paul's Regions Hospital to discontinue abortions
• Chain of Lakes Fire & Rescue District plans open house
• PUC to consider CapX 2020 route changes
• MnDOT talks freight Monday, wants input
• Occupy protesters appear at Bachmann book signing
• Camp Ripley Military Museum seeks volunteers
• More trash means improving economy
• Friday Black shoppers line up for midnight deals
• Stearns, Benton, Sherburne county workers to get slight pay increases
• 900 runners, walkers get in a pre-turkey workout
• Scams target senior citizens
• Rural areas see string of robberies
• Laptop stolen from local apartment
• Police investigate daytime burglary
• Foundations to match food shelf donations
• Daily log
• Public hearings set on shelter stays, bonds
• Man arrested after domestic assault report
• Warrant, drugs land 2 in jail after stop
• It's on: Shoppers already lined up at some stores
• Police investigate daytime burglary
• Today's death notices
• Warrant, marijuana land 2 in jail after traffic stop
• Laptop stolen from unlocked St. Cloud apartment
• Man arrested after domestic assault report
• St. Cloud area may receive snow or rain by Friday night
• St. Cloud's first Wishbone Walk/Run draws about 900 participants
• St. Cloud burglary numbers decline
• Area soldiers welcomed home
• U.S. Army painting to be unveiled
• Rail group marks arrival of caboose
• Some St. Augusta residents concerned about apartments
• Police: Man told teen to get in truck
• Sartell-St. Stephen unique in area in that it restricts open enrollment
• From Vietnam to life in U.S., St. Cloud attorney shows will to succeed
• Little Falls man identified as victim in Rice crash
• St. Cloud man to serve 15 years for possession
• Felon to serve 25 years for firearm
• Eager consumers prepare for Black Friday shopping
• Daily log
• 5 citations given in vehicle inspection
• Student profile: Apollo senior advises keeping an open mind
• Applications open for Mille Lacs judge
• Today's death notices
• Thankfully, they're home, say families of returning Guard unit
• Veterans mural to be dedicated Friday at Little Falls cemetery
• Rail group marks arrival of caboose with tours, celebration
• Applications open for judge in Mille Lacs County
• Police: Man in black pickup followed boy for blocks
• St. Cloud man gets 15 years for possession of handgun
• Man sentenced to 25 years in prison for 4 shootings
• 1 person dead in Rice collision
• Officers stop 14 commercial vehicles during special enforcement
• Ice still too thin to play on
• Local market gets boost; jobless rate down to 5.1%
• Council submits funding request for Verso employee support
• SCSU fundraiser's focus is famine in Africa
• VA to host health benefits fair event
• MPCA orders fines on area businesses
• Princeton man uninjured in plane crash
• Police investigate burglaries in St. Cloud
• Commissioners set fee for Sentence to Serve crews
• Crayons singers invited to Madison for parade
• St. Cloud teen with knife may be charged
• Patrol paid $115K for working vacation during shutdown
• St. Cloud-based Guard unit returning from Iraq
• Passer-by rescues woman, child after car lands in lake
• Daily log
• Police arrest St. Cloud boy with knife
• Today's death notices
• Event at SCSU tonight focuses on famine in Horn of Africa
• State troopers paid overtime for working during shutdown
• Pilot uninjured in plane crash near Princeton
• Stearns approves $100 daily fee to use Sentence to Serve crews
• Teddy Bear Toss
• HR director finalists
• VA plans health benefits fair for Dec. 7
• St. Cloud National Guard unit returns Wednesday
• Minnesota shutdown costs put at nearly $60 million
• Local unemployment rate falls to 5.1 percent
• Area businesses fined by MPCA
• Lane closed today on 15th Ave. SE
• Southside intersection closed for repairs
• Passer-by rescues woman, child after car lands in lake
• Bachmann: Obama 'AWOL' at crunch time on deficits
• Bachmann: Obama 'AWOL' at crunch time on deficits
• Some small towns unhappy about Stearns proposal to charge for Sentence to Serve crews
• Some small towns unhappy about Stearns proposal to charge for Sentence to Serve crews
• State trooper involved in collision; squad car failed to stop at intersection
• St. Cloud OKs diverging diamond design for Highway 15
• State trooper involved in collision; squad car failed to stop at intersection
• St. Cloud OKs diverging diamond design for Highway 15
• Police investigate southeast burglary
• Monticello nuclear plant shuts down
• Safes stolen in 2 business burglaries
• Police investigate southeast burglary
• Monticello nuclear plant shuts down
• Safes stolen in 2 business burglaries
• Power pole crash causes outage Saturday in Cold Spring
• Rice brain trauma survivor is thankful, humbled
• Power pole crash causes outage Saturday in Cold Spring
• Rice brain trauma survivor is thankful, humbled
• Alexandria man awaits sentencing for murder of Osakis woman
• Alexandria man awaits sentencing for murder of Osakis woman
• St. Cloud police chief, facilities director to retire
• St. Cloud police chief, facilities director to retire
• 2 appointed to the Civil Service Board
• 2 appointed to the Civil Service Board
• Rice council issues stop-work order on townhome project
• Rice council issues stop-work order on townhome project
• Daily log
• St. Cloud changes overtime policy
• Daily log
• St. Cloud changes overtime policy
• St. Cloud OKs diverging diamond design at Highway 15
• Today's death announcements
• Today's death announcements
• Council schedules public hearings for Dec. 5
• Council schedules public hearings for Dec. 5
• St. Cloud changes rule on overtime pay for supervisors
• Police investigate safes, money taken from businesses
• Police investigate safes, money taken from businesses
• Burglar breaks down door to steal money
• Burglar breaks down door to steal money
• St. Cloud leaders Ballantine, Mathiasen announce retirements
• October home sales up 27.9% in Central Minnesota
• State Trooper involved in collision near Sauk Centre
• State report to tally price of Minnesota shutdown
• State report to tally price of Minnesota shutdown
• Fall graduation luncheon
• Percussion concert Nov. 22
• Crash causes Cold Spring power outage
• Crash causes Cold Spring power outage
• Chinese immersion programs grow in state
• Monticello nuclear plant shutdown to be investigated
• Monticello nuclear plant shutdown to be investigated
• Alexandria man awaits sentencing for murder of Osakis woman
• 16th Street/8th Avenue intersection closed today
• 16th Street/8th Avenue intersection closed today
• Minnesota Legislature examines child care union push
• Building up Minnesota school principals as leaders, through routine evaluations
• Sick-time payouts spike as Minnesota state employee retirements rise
• Nine years later, SJU student Guimond still missing
• Rash of thefts from cars in St. Augusta
• Area snowfall set a Nov. 19 record
• More roundabouts may be coming; St. Cloud council to discuss issue tonight
• 2 weekend Occupy arrests in Minneapolis
• Chinese immersion programs grow in state
• Daily log
• St. Augusta residents experience thefts from vehicles
• St. Augusta residents experience thefts from vehicles
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Saturday's snow set a Nov. 19 record for St. Cloud area
• Daily log
• Empty lots cause problems for cities
• Vice president at SCSU honored for service work
• Along The Way: SCSU student aims for state title, crown
• St. Ben's receives $30,000 arts grant
• Police investigate St. Cloud break-ins
• Club profile: Socializing the goal of St. Cloud Singles Club
• Senior menus
• St. Cloud police advise public to be wary of fraud
• Student profile: Eden Valley-Watkins senior proud of success in academics
• St. Cloud man pleads guilty to assault at Spicer bar
• Fire starts at Becker's Sherco plant, no major damage
• Lend a hand
• Cold Spring looks at street safety, wants to improve walkability for children heading to school
• 1st snow of year creates some havoc, but temperatures to rise this week
• Class acts
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• Key events this week in Central Minnesota
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• State Patrol: 200 crashes in 3 hours today
• State Patrol: 200 crashes in 3 hours today
• Crews work on fire at Sherco in Becker
• Albany postpones play performance because of travel conditions
• Albany postpones play performance because of travel conditions
• St. Cloud police investigate break-ins at 2 office buildings
• St. Cloud police investigate break-ins at 2 office buildings
• Snow creates travel problems in Central Minnesota
• Many Minnesota kindergartners not ready for school, study says
• Many Minnesota kindergartners not ready for school, study says
• St. Cloud man pleads guilty to assault of Litchfield man
• South Haven robbery under investigation
• St. Cloud police probe TV burglary
• Little Falls police seek watch, cellphone
• Richmond police beef up patrols after 2 burglaries
• St. Cloud mayor schedules meeting
• Development Corp.'s plan aims to land air carrier within about a year
• Meetings scheduled to discuss Rocori Area Community Foundation funds
• Military notes
• Sherburne sheriff: Zimmerman man arrested after fleeing deputies
• Sauk Rapids discrimination claim settled; former employee to receive $31,000
• St. Cloud-area legislators warm toward state gambling
• Daily log
• Fundraisers
• Sherburne board OKs pay hike for 4 officials
• Weather, politics help lower the cost of gas
• Little Falls middle school water hose gets contaminated
• Waite Park police seek suspect in store robbery
• Snow could break dry spell for area
• Democrats redistricting map would pair Bachmann, McCollum
• Democrats redistricting map would pair Bachmann, McCollum
• Police investigate theft of jar of change
• Police investigate theft of jar of change
• Today's death announcements
• Today's death announcements
• Snow could break dry spell for area
• Weather, supplies and global politics push down gas prices
• Former Sauk Rapids employee will get $31,000 in discrimination claim
• Burglar wakes Waite Park apartment resident
• Burglar wakes Waite Park apartment resident
• Police ask for public's help finding evidence in Little Falls homicide
• CSB receives $30,000 arts grant
• CSB receives $30,000 arts grant
• SCSU administrator honored for charities work
• SCSU administrator honored for charities work
• Water hose contaminated at Little Falls middle school
• Zimmerman man arrested after fleeing deputies
• Plan to attract air carrier to St. Cloud unveiled
• Sherburne County board OKs pay hike for four top officials
• McDonald's drops Minnesota-based egg supplier after cruelty allegations
• McDonald's drops Minnesota-based egg supplier after cruelty allegations
• Meeting scheduled on proposed Rocori Area Community Foundation
• Meeting scheduled on proposed Rocori Area Community Foundation
• Students help businesses grow
• BWCA to keep lottery system for some entry permits
• BWCA to keep lottery system for some entry permits
• St. Cloud police report large TV stolen from home
• St. Cloud police report large TV stolen from home
• St. Cloud mayor sets town-hall meeting at Caribou inside Byerly's
• St. Cloud mayor sets town-hall meeting at Caribou inside Byerly's
• Police beef up patrols after 2 burglaries reported in Richmond
• Police seek suspect in Waite Park store robbery
• Police seek suspect in Waite Park store robbery
• Wright County officers investigate robbery at South Haven store
• Wright County officers investigate robbery at South Haven store
• Two plead guilty to charges in mortgage fraud case
• Two plead guilty to charges in mortgage fraud case
• Minnesota political parties make their case with maps
• Minnesota political parties make their case with maps
• Petitions proliferate against early Black Friday openings
• Petitions proliferate against early Black Friday openings
• Paynesville father, son indicted on murder charges
• Paynesville father, son indicted on murder charges
• Kringlefest
• 11 arrested during Occupy protest in Minneapolis
• 11 arrested during Occupy protest in Minneapolis
• After more than 50 years, CSB/SJU music professor to step down
• After more than 50 years, CSB/SJU music professor to step down
• Public may apply for spots on Sartell planning commission
• Public may apply for spots on Sartell planning commission
• Thanksgiving walk/run to kick off local fitness series
• Northstar Link halts service for holiday
• Thanksgiving walk/run to kick off local fitness series
• Northstar Link halts service for holiday
• Local initiative aims to get families active, healthy
• Local initiative aims to get families active, healthy
• Data: State unemployment falls, but St. Cloud lost 1,300 jobs year-over-year
• Data: State unemployment falls, but St. Cloud lost 1,300 jobs year-over-year
• Daily log
• Daily log
• 'No' again: SCSU students reject fee increase for Atwood improvements, 2nd time in 2 years
• 'No' again: SCSU students reject fee increase for Atwood improvements, 2nd time in 2 years
• Apartment construction increases in poor housing market; St. Cloud part of national trend
• Apartment construction increases in poor housing market; St. Cloud part of national trend
• Metro Bus, Dial-a-Ride holiday hours set
• Midwest banker invests in area towns, students
• September building permits
• Metro Bus, Dial-a-Ride holiday hours set
• Midwest banker invests in area towns, students
• September building permits
• Today's birth announcements
• SCSU students turn down fee increase for Atwood renovation
• Today's death list
• Minnesota finalizes sale of $757 million in tobacco bonds
• Bachmann clinic presses gay activist for $150 fee
• Atwood referendum fails
• Leonard: "The Story of Stuff"
• Minnesota child poverty rate hits 15 percent
• States, retailers push to end online tax loophole
• No Northstar Link service on Thanksgiving
• Metro Bus, Dial-a-Ride holiday hours set
• Sartell looks for planning commission members
• Xcel customers may get refund
• State Senate to hold hearings on new Vikings stadium
• Smucker peanut butter recall includes Minnesota
• St. Cloud website gets a redesign
• Rice townhouse project caught in conflict
• SCSU international students from Nepal top list
• Sherburne County: 5 arrested in probe of burglaries
• Richmond grocery store robbed
• MnSCU's new chancellor tells board of plans for classes
• Report of copper wire stolen in Todd County investigated
• Student profile: Sauk Rapids-Rice senior proud of high school accomplishments
• Long Prairie packing plant to pay $52,000 penalty
• Foley decides to go back to Benton Co. with new police services contract
• Gottwalt named to health care panel
• 1st Street South to close for work
• Daily log
• Free rides available to Holidazzle Parade
• CSB/SJU keeps national ranking for study-abroad activity
• 330 feet of copper wire taken from abandoned farm in Todd County
• Today's death notices
• Gottwalt picked for health care task force
• MnSCU chancellor updates trustees on overhaul
• 5 arrested in Sherburne burglary investigation
• Students from Nepal top international list at SCSU
• Foley votes to revive Benton County policing contract
• CSB/SJU keeps national ranking for study-abroad activity
• Leadership conference
• Long Prairie Packing plant deals with pollution violations
• 1st Street South closed for utility work
• Free Northstar rides available for Holidazzle Parade
• Richmond grocery store robbed
• Mississippi River route chosen for high-speed train to Chicago
• MnSCU chancellor update trustees on overhaul
• History, holidays blend at southside home
• GOP vows to sue over child care union vote
• Land swells price of Highway 15 interchange
• Stearns delays fee-hike decision
• St. Cloud council to discuss utility fees
• Black Friday creeps into Thursday
• Reports to police, Benton sheriff detail claims against ex-deacon
• Repairs will close St. Cloud railroad tracks
• St. Cloud driver injured after crash
• Foley library will close for repainting
• Information sought on St. Martin store robbery
• Xcel agrees to lower rate increase
• Daily log
• Today's death notices
• Republicans promise hearings on Dayton-ordered daycare unionization vote
• Xcel reduces rate hike request; postpones Monticello upgrade
• Today's birth announcements
• Land acquisitions raise cost of Highway 15 interchange
• St. Cloud council will discuss utility fees and facilities budget Monday
• Repairs will close railroad tracks Friday on 15th Avenue SE
• Franciscans schedule retreat for young women
• Foley library to close Thursday for painting
• Stearns cites tough economy in delaying decision on fee increases
• Robbery reported at Corner Grocery in St. Martin
• Festival Orchestra 2011
• Job search pro to speak
• St. Cloud driver injured after car leaves road
• Petition drive under way in Wisconsin governor recall
• Ex-coach at Lake Park-Audubon admits to misconduct
• Former deacon steps down amid abuse allegations
• Community colleges' popularity on rise
• St. Augusta ballroom demolished; memories remain
• Are you a senior who has been scammed?
• Hospital's Festival of Lights set for Dec. 1
• Little Falls man 1 of 2 injured in crash
• Cushing woman injured when car hits trees
• Paramount closes box office for upgrades
• 1 injured, 1 jailed after reported crash
• Kimball teen rolls car after missing deer
• Minneapolis project adding veterans housing
• Rep. Davids' plan targets property tax increase
• St. Cloud council talks residential, business buffers
• Kleis sets town-hall meeting on Thursday
• Daily log
• St. Cloud Council asks planning panel to discuss business buffers
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Former St. Cloud deacon accused of sexual misconduct resigns from Twin Cities United Way board
• Veterans housing project involves Waite Park company
• House GOP says property tax relief is key
• House GOP says property tax relief is key
• Are you a senior who was scammed? Call us
• Are you a senior who was scammed? Call us
• Ex-coach pleads guilty to providing alcohol to teens
• Kleis sets town-hall meeting for Thursday
• 1 injured, 1 jailed after driver falls asleep
• 1 injured, 1 jailed after driver falls asleep
• Kimball teen swerves to miss deer; car rolls
• Kimball teen swerves to miss deer; car rolls
• Cushing woman injured when car rolls, hits trees
• Cushing woman injured when car rolls, hits trees
• Little Falls man 1 of 2 injured in Onamia crash
• Freed hikers thank Shakopee for support
• Little Falls man 1 of 2 injured in Onamia crash
• Freed hikers thank Shakopee for support
• After levy questions fail, Sauk Rapids school district eyes cuts
• After levy questions fail, Sauk Rapids school district eyes cuts
• St. Cloud man reports being assaulted, robbed downtown
• Stearns commissioners to debate some fee increases
• Teachers union hosting event in Bloomington, will focus on '12 election
• St. Cloud man reports being assaulted, robbed downtown
• Stearns commissioners to debate some fee increases
• Teachers union hosting event in Bloomington, will focus on '12 election
• No easy answer to fix risky local highway intersections
• No easy answer to fix risky local highway intersections
• Local officials to meet for 'government redesign' session
• Daily log
• Local officials to meet for 'government redesign' session
• Daily log
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Gophers-SCSU hockey tickets
• Atwood renovation vote
• Bachmann wants harsh interrogations to be restored
• Bachmann wants harsh interrogations to be restored
• State's political parties face deadline for redistricting maps
• State's political parties face deadline for redistricting maps
• Diocese sets listening session on allegation
• Rice lends support to Mississippi River Trail
• Along the way: 8 dogs pass therapy dog testing, graduate program
• Franken touts Royalton's installation of solar panels
• Daily log
• Local nonprofits hope 'Give' day helps fundraising
• Church profile: Trinity Lutheran shares Christ with all people
• Student profile: Apollo senior is enjoying his time
• Class acts
• Lend a hand: Volunteer needed to help at gift shop
• Melrose teen in hospital after crash
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• College applications fee-free for a week
• Sauk Rapids-Rice student suspended over air gun, knife
• Key events this week in Central Minnesota
• Police investigate 2 local burglaries
• September building permits
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Franken lauds Royalton's steps toward greener energy
• SCSU Survey rates Obama
• Sauk Rapids student suspended after knife, air gun found
• Sauk Rapids student suspended after knife, air gun found
• Melrose teen hurt in I-94 crash
• Melrose teen hurt in I-94 crash
• Wilf says Vikings committed to stadium in Arden Hills, nowhere else
• Wilf says Vikings committed to stadium in Arden Hills, nowhere else
• Is Lake George OK to swim in? City officials say it's safe, will be fine for triathlon
• Fundraisers
• Daily log
• Hospital to host videoconference
• EPA penalizes DeZurik $8,000 in emissions case
• Foley water boil order brings together officials to talk about process
• Man pleads guilty to lying about officers assaulting him
• A day to honor and recognize veterans, their sacrifices
• The Salvation Army to host holiday meal
• Driver of vehicle contacts police
• Opinion: Sauk Rapids didn't comply, maintain information on Coleman Co. deal
• Military notes
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• St. Cloud police find driver who ran over teen's foot
• EPA penalizes DeZurik in air emissions case
• Sauk Rapids did not comply with records law when making Coleman loan
• The ties that bind
• Salvation Army hosts Thanksgiving meal
• Man pleads guilty for falsely accusing police of assault
• Hospital hosts suicide survivor conference
• Foley shares concerns with state over recent water boil order
• Music at St. Mary's
• SCSU survey: Jobs remain No. 1 concern for state
• Veterans Day tale: The story of a former St. Cloud Naval aviator - and 1 unforgettable day in 1966
• Local Red Kettle Campaign to start
• Pipe problem may lead to suit; Sartell council to discuss issue in closed meeting
• Veterans Drive closures scheduled
• Clear Lake woman jailed on drug charges; police say pot, meth, mushrooms found
• St. Augusta man hurt in deer stand fall
• St. Cloud school district discrimination suit's legal fees add up to $37, 000
• Sartell's St. Jude Hospice joins veteran effort
• 'What God did': St. Joseph business owner recalls his role in rescuing 33 Chilean miners
• Minnesota is 49th for per capita federal dollars
• Hospital recognizes premature births with pink and blue lights display
• Car went over boy's foot near Cathedral; driver sought
• Daily log
• Today's death announcements
• Intermittent work planned on Veterans Drive on Friday
• Today's birth announcements
• St. Cloud schools estimate $37,000 in legal fees for discrimination suit
• Unemployment, jobs are top problem for state, SCSU survey finds
• Dayton seeks to expand job training for veterans
• Red Kettle Campaign starts Nov. 17 in St. Cloud
• St. Cloud, Sartell hospice programs partner with VA
• Minnesota next to last in federal per-capita spending
• Hospital recognizes premature births with pink, blue light display
• Fall Survey released
• St. Augusta man hurt in fall from deer stand
• Marijuana, meth, mushrooms found; Clear Lake woman jailed
• SCSU bands names Morris Kurtz an honorary member
• Architect of Chilean mine rescue credits a miracle at St. Cloud event
• Police look for driver of car that rolled over boy's foot in crosswalk
• US foreclosure activity hits 7-month high in October
• Driving growth: Local vehicle sales increase beyond previous years
• St. Paul declares Bob Goff Day
• Jewelry reported stolen in burglary
• Railroad crossing closed next week
• Rice land-use plan meeting scheduled
• Burglaries reported; Stearns studies daytime thefts
• Cathedral senior's advice: Stay above typical drama
• Daily log
• After levy vote, area schools decide budgets
• SCSU students to decide on $15M renovation to Atwood memorial
• 4 join school board in Holdingford
• 1 person injured in Highway 15 collision
• No attorney for 81-year-old rural Paynesville man charged in shooting death
• Subway restaurants collect blankets for the needy
• Dayton appoints health care task force
• VA event, blindness film cast light on vision loss
• Keys, car stolen in Avis burglary
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting for Friday
• Monticello nuclear plant running at full power
• Flat-screen TV stolen while residents sleep
• Meetings invite input on Sauk River watershed
• Willmar man arrested after woman struck with shoe
• Burglar breaks deadbolt in electronics theft
• 2 boys chased after attempted garage theft
• Tri-County Crime Stoppers marks 30 years of cases
• Eden Vally-Watkins moves superintendent search forward
• Safe stolen during St. Cloud burglary
• Daily log
• Foley man in critical condition after crash
• Safe taken in St. Cloud burglary
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's birth announcements
• Foley man, 88, injured in crash
• Crime Stoppers celebrates 30 years of crime fighting
• Eden Valley-Watkins school board moves ahead with superintendent search
• 2 boys chased from garage while attempting theft
• 2 boys chased from garage while attempting theft
• Monticello nuclear plant back to full power
• Monticello nuclear plant back to full power
• Choral Connections Concert
• Dayton names St. Cloud attorney to health care task force
• Dayton names St. Cloud attorney to health care task force
• Man arrested after woman struck with shoe
• Man arrested after woman struck with shoe
• Test scores flat despite extra school days in southwestern Minnesota
• Test scores flat despite extra school days in southwestern Minnesota
• Keys, car stolen in Avis burglary
• Keys, car stolen in Avis burglary
• TV stolen from house while occupants were asleep
• TV stolen from house while occupants were asleep
• Sauk River watershed schedules meetings to update plans
• Sauk River watershed schedules meetings to update plans
• Burglar breaks lock to steal electronics from southside apartment
• Burglar breaks lock to steal electronics from southside apartment
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting Friday at Michael's
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting Friday at Michael's
• Chilly night ahead for trick or treating
• Area's compost sites prepare for winter break
• A Halloween warm-up: Little ones participate in 'Trunk-or-Treat'
• Police: Man stole car, hit three other vehicles, led officers on chase
• Money invested, but still no St. Cloud air carrier
• Census snapshots: Area residents stay put
• Volunteers needed to package food donations for Kids Against Hunger
• St. Cloud man arrested after reported assault
• Speaker at SJU will cover history of Olympics
• Film, discussion at SJU looks at immigration
• Daily log
• An early taste of Halloween fun with 'Trunk-or-Treat'
• Today's death list
• Today's death list
• St. Cloud man arrested in sexual assault
• St. Cloud man arrested in sexual assault
• Police: St. Cloud man stole vehicle, led authorities on chase
• Film, discussion look at immigration topic
• Film, discussion look at immigration topic
• SJU speaker will cover Olympic history
• SJU speaker will cover Olympic history
• Daily log
• Daily log
• St. Cloud district looking at additional class time
• 3,000 expected at local Ron Paul rally
• St. Cloud district looking at additional class time
• 3,000 expected at local Ron Paul rally
• Volunteers sought to clean up state park
• Volunteers sought to clean up state park
• Sherburne County felony sentencings
• Along The Way: Volunteers send small comforts to military
• Sherburne County felony sentencings
• Along The Way: Volunteers send small comforts to military
• Senior menus
• Iowa still up for grabs in GOP race
• Lend a hand
• Senior menus
• Iowa still up for grabs in GOP race
• Lend a hand
• Area girls learn health, life lessons in Girls in Action
• Club profile: Group provides support for parents raising children
• Area girls learn health, life lessons in Girls in Action
• Club profile: Group provides support for parents raising children
• Student profile: Apollo senior dreams of Broadway
• Class acts
• Student profile: Apollo senior dreams of Broadway
• Class acts
• Public meeting to discuss area's water quality
• Public meeting to discuss area's water quality
• Key events of the week
• Key events of the week
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• Area winter parking rules soon in effect
• Area winter parking rules soon in effect
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Sauk Rapids man arrested after burglary Tuesday
• Sauk Rapids man arrested after burglary Tuesday
• 14, mostly from St. Cloud area, arrested after 6-month drug investigation
• Charities gear up for winter, expect strong demand
• 14, mostly from St. Cloud area, arrested after 6-month drug investigation
• Charities gear up for winter, expect strong demand
• November Breakfast Club Program
• St. Joseph man wins $300,000 lotto
• St. Joseph man wins $300,000 lotto
• Shoulder work will close I-94 lanes
• Veterans, spouses can get driving class
• Shoulder work will close I-94 lanes
• Veterans, spouses can get driving class
• Meeting to discuss new townhomes in Rice
• Reaching out to veterans: Stand Down offers variety of services
• Meeting to discuss new townhomes in Rice
• Reaching out to veterans: Stand Down offers variety of services
• Fundraisers
• Laptop computer taken in southside burglary
• Fundraisers
• Laptop computer taken in southside burglary
• Daily log
• Dayton says more details needed on new Vikes stadium to call session
• Daily log
• Dayton says more details needed on new Vikes stadium to call session
• St. Augusta council to consider proposal for 94-unit apartment complex
• Area university, college honors
• Building permits, August 2011
• St. Augusta council to consider proposal for 94-unit apartment complex
• Area university, college honors
• Building permits, August 2011
• 2 taken to hospital after 1-vehicle crash
• 2 taken to hospital after 1-vehicle crash
• Apollo will get scoreboards in exchange for ads
• Apollo will get scoreboards in exchange for ads
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Stand Down, in transition, brings services and vets together
• Shoulder work will close I-94 lanes next week
• Shoulder work will close I-94 lanes next week
• St. Joseph man wins $300,000
• 14 arrested after 6-month drug investigation
• St. Joseph man wins $300,000
• Today's birth announcements
• Rice council, planning commission set special meeting
• Rice council, planning commission set special meeting
• Sauk Rapids man arrested after break-in
• Sauk Rapids man arrested after break-in
• Minnesota Republican Party $533,000 in the red
• Minnesota Republican Party $533,000 in the red
• Apollo will get scoreboards in exchange for advertising sales
• 2 injured in Sauk Rapids crash
• 2 injured in Sauk Rapids crash
• Laptap computer taken from car in garage
• Laptap computer taken from car in garage
• Storm 20 years ago one for the record books
• Storm 20 years ago one for the record books
• After driving class veterans qualify for insurance discount
• After driving class veterans qualify for insurance discount
• Rybak offers 3 Vikings stadium sites in Minneapolis; hard sell expected
• Rybak offers 3 Vikings stadium sites in Minneapolis; hard sell expected
• Islamic advocacy group CAIR protests Sherburne jail hijab ban
• Islamic advocacy group CAIR protests Sherburne jail hijab ban
• Take fire precautions before Halloween
• The first step: Potter, governor kick off ISELF groundbreaking
• Take fire precautions before Halloween
• The first step: Potter, governor kick off ISELF groundbreaking
• Report finds pollution problems in Sauk River watershed
• St. Cloud school board approves agreement ending discrimination complaint
• Report finds pollution problems in Sauk River watershed
• St. Cloud school board approves agreement ending discrimination complaint
• Chiropractic patients face coverage gap that will close next year
• Dayton meets with campus protesters
• Chiropractic patients face coverage gap that will close next year
• Dayton meets with campus protesters
• Volunteers needed at Rockville park
• Volunteers needed at Rockville park
• Lawmakers dig in over funding for Vikes stadium
• Lawmakers dig in over funding for Vikes stadium
• Cold Spring council shifts Nov. meeting by a day
• Cold Spring council shifts Nov. meeting by a day
• Daily log
• Daily log
• Boys suspected of car thefts, damage
• Boys suspected of car thefts, damage
• Area university, college honors
• Area university, college honors
• Area high school honors
• Area high school honors
• St. Cloud building permits, August 2011
• St. Cloud building permits, August 2011
• Today's death notices
• Today's death list
• Today's birth announcements
• Volunteers needed to clear buckthorn near Rockville
• Debate over headwear raises questions at jails
• Dayton meets with group protesting administrator's termination
• Cold Spring City Council moves meeting day to avoid election day
• ISELF is a game changer
• Lawmakers align against gambling for Vikings stadium
• Pollution problems found in Sauk River watershed
• Teach kids fire safety before Halloween night
• Sartell-St. Stephen school levy forums are tonight
• St. Cloud school board to decide tonight on discrimination deal
• Could Vikings stadium funding come from electronic pull tabs?
• 3 boys arrested after reckless driving in stolen cars
• Dayton to see proposed Vikings stadium site by air
• Tech grad uses sign language to translate Obama speeches
• Optimism centers St. Cloud prison warden
• St. Cloud arts study aims to assess, improve scene
• Judges consider maps as parties weigh in on redistricting
• Census raises estimate of Somalis in Minnesota
• Stearns, Wright named agricultural disaster areas
• Cold Spring approves 2 assessments
• Veterans Drive traffic shifting for West Metro project
• Daily log
• Today's death notices
• Veterans Drive traffic shifted for West Metro paving
• Parties argue over principles in redistricting case
• Stearns, Wright counties designated disaster areas
• SCSU Winsemble pays tribute to veterans
• SCSU powers "The Wiz"
• Howe on Lakota spirituality
• Legacy Amendment spending reports fall short
• Royalton seeks support for levy
• Royalton seeks support for levy
• Technology upgrades part of Sartell's plan for levy money
• Technology upgrades part of Sartell's plan for levy money
• Sartell OKs 75-unit apartment complex
• Sartell OKs 75-unit apartment complex
• Social justice at forefront of event for students
• Social justice at forefront of event for students
• School district deal pending on Somali harrassment investigation
• School district deal pending on Somali harrassment investigation
• Stearns weighs options for criminal justice campus
• Motorcyclist injured in County Road 75 crash
• Sherburne, Wright set drug collections
• SJU library one of 10 recipients for national award
• St. Cloud man faces possible DWI charge
• Waite Park man arrested after 5-hour standoff
• Motorcyclist injured in County Road 75 crash
• Sherburne, Wright set drug collections
• SJU library one of 10 recipients for national award
• Stearns weighs options for criminal justice campus
• St. Cloud man faces possible DWI charge
• Daily log
• Waite Park man arrested after 5-hour standoff
• Daily log
• Today's death announcements
• Today's death announcements
• Hill Museum receives $10,000 with national award
• Hill Museum receives $10,000 with national award
• Today's birth announcements
• St. Cloud school board will consider civil rights agreement Thursday
• Students soak up message: One can make a difference
• Project assessment hearings Wednesday in Cold Spring
• Stearns looks into the future for justice space planning
• Sartell OKs plans for 75-unit apartment complex
• Confronting campus violence
• Prof helps land NASA grant
• Man arrested after 5-hour standoff
• Man arrested after 5-hour standoff
• 1st-degree DWI charge possible following arrest in St. Cloud
• 1st-degree DWI charge possible following arrest in St. Cloud
• St. Cloud motorcyclist injured in crash
• Jobless numbers shrink again, lowest in almost 3 years
• Sherburne, Wright schedule prescription collection events
• Sherburne, Wright schedule prescription collection events
• State worker retirements hit record
• State worker retirements hit record
• Prepare for another snowy winter, says climatologist
• Prepare for another snowy winter, says climatologist
• Prison seeks bonding funds for remodel, safety upgrades
• Prison seeks bonding funds for remodel, safety upgrades
• House hearing gathers input on child care unions
• House hearing gathers input on child care unions
• 2 men arrested after assault investigation
• Errors prompt new sentencing for Brooten man
• 2 men arrested after assault investigation
• Errors prompt new sentencing for Brooten man
• Body from vacant lot is identified
• Frontage road near Highway 10 closing
• Grease fire causes damage to kitchen
• NASA grant helps professor's team
• Body from vacant lot is identified
• Frontage road near Highway 10 closing
• Grease fire causes damage to kitchen
• NASA grant helps professor's team
• Foley examines response to E. coli contamination
• Foley examines response to E. coli contamination
• St. Cloud Council OKs parking changes
• Police urge caution on tree-removal fraud
• Daily log
• St. Cloud Council OKs parking changes
• Police urge caution on tree-removal fraud
• Daily log
• Sartell OKs interchange design; St. Cloud holds off
• Sartell OKs interchange design; St. Cloud holds off
• CapX hearings over land payment begin in Stearns
• CapX hearings over land payment begin in Stearns
• St. Cloud council OKs parking changes in 2 areas
• Today's death announcements
• Today's death announcements
• St. Cloud council sets liquor, parking hearings
• St. Cloud council sets liquor, parking hearings
• Police urge caution when choosing tree removal services
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's birth announcements
• Fire destroys apartment kitchen in St. Cloud
• Fire destroys apartment kitchen in St. Cloud
• Body found in vacant lot is identified as man missing from River Crest
• Body found in vacant lot is identified as man missing from River Crest
• Minnesota government retirements set record
• Minnesota government retirements set record
• Bachmann's NH staff says rudeness pushed them out
• Bachmann's NH staff says rudeness pushed them out
• Chinese dance performance
• Appeals court orders new sentencing for Brooten man
• Frontage road near Highway 10 closing Wednesday for utility work
• Frontage road near Highway 10 closing Wednesday for utility work
• American Catholic identity is focus of speech tonight
• American Catholic identity is focus of speech tonight
• 2 men arrested when Stearns investigates assaults
• Grant helps SCSU professor's team explore space research
• Grant helps SCSU professor's team explore space research
• Forums scheduled tonight on Sartell-St. Stephen school levy
• SCSU professor to present 'Slavery in Minnesota?' program tonight
• St. Cloud woman faces possible charges
• Twists, turns in St. Joseph corn maze
• Rabbi and author to speak at SJU
• Teens arrested after assault reported
• Few Fortune 500 companies in Minn. take stand on marriage amendment
• CSB prepares for townhome-style student housing
• Lane to get Fidelis Apparitor Award after Red Mass
• Census snapshots: Locally, more babies born in the recession
• Bachmann to replace NH staff, says she's not giving up on state
• Daily log
• Assault, choking reported to police; St. Cloud man in jail
• Today's death notices
• Woman held in Stearns jail after incident at detox
• 2 teens arrested after assault at South Junior High
• St. Cloud man jailed after woman is choked, kicked
• Maple Grove man arrested in assault
• Walking the runway: Group removes debris from St. Cloud airport grounds
• Church profile: Support important to Unity Spiritual Center
• Stearns County felony sentencings, April 2011
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• Senior menus
• Lend a hand
• Hotel hosts annual trick-or-treat event
• Interchange top focus of Sartell, St. Cloud public hearings
• History
• Along The Way: St. Joe man finds home in US, a life of blessings
• Class acts
• Daily log
• Preview of the week ahead
• Submit events for holiday calendar
• St. Bede monastery Sisters sell Wis. property
• Former Benton commissioner Seppelt dies at 89
• West Metro Corridor work end date near
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Sisters sell St. Bede Monastery
• Police arrest Maple Grove man after assault report
• Police arrest Maple Grove man after assault report
• Aviation enthusiasts patrol runways
• 'Good Samaritan' who shot, killed robber could be charged
• 'Good Samaritan' who shot, killed robber could be charged
• Foley to be 1st Minn. city to go to 24-hour private security
• Bachmann campaign dealt another blow; reports say all 5 of her NH staffers quit
• Kleis schedules town-hall meeting
• Liberty Lagoon Is a spooky success
• Wetterling abduction: $18,000 raised for AMBER Alert
• Marriages licenses
• Military notes
• Power restored after 2-hour outage in St. Cloud
• Former Albany man pleads guilty to assault
• Fundraisers
• Maintenance work planned for I-94 near Melrose
• Daily log
• It's time to submit items for Times' annual holiday calendar
• 6th District: Teacher considers run for Congress on DFL ticket
• ATVs, trailer stolen in Sauk Centre theft
• 3 on state committee for principal evaluation
• Maintenance issues plague VA wind turbine
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Monticello nuclear plant automatically shuts down
• Monticello nuclear plant automatically shuts down
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's birth announcements
• 3 Central Minnesotans on principal evaluation panel
• 3 Central Minnesotans on principal evaluation panel
• Repeated maintenance issues shut down VA wind turbine
• Former state Senate candidate considers 6th District bid
• Group donates $18,000 for anniversary of Wetterling's abduction
• Andvik pleads guilty to another felony charge
• Lehman slavery talk
• Weber on entrepreneurship
• Maintenance work planned for I-94
• Maintenance work planned for I-94
• Redistricting plan puts St. Cloud in 7th District
• Pipeline work will close Highway 25 in Foley
• Pipeline work will close Highway 25 in Foley
• Kleis schedules town-hall meeting for Tuesday
• Kleis schedules town-hall meeting for Tuesday
• 3 ATVs, trailer stolen in Sauk Centre township
• Minnesota redistricting plan calls for shake-up of political borders
• Lawmakers to float alternative Vikings stadium plan
• Bystander shoots, kills man robbing elderly woman
• St. John's Abbey set to celebrate 50 years
• Severson improves 3Q bid fundraising, still far behind Klobuchar
• SCSU faculty calls for Potter to reconsider Saffari's dismissal
• Pavilion for Glacial Lakes Trail planned
• Fire destroys Foley house; no injuries
• Keeping funds in Rocori area goal of group
• St. Cloud school board studies demand for South Jr. High pool
• EDA board plans 2 special meetings
• Holiday event submissions sought
• 3 medicine drop-off boxes installed in Stearns County
• August 2011 building permits
• Daily log
• Today's death notices
• Severson improves 3Q fundraising in Senate bid
• Faculty Association joins calls for reconsideration of Saffari's job status
• St. Cloud school board studies demand for South Junior High pool
• Several arrests made in OccupyMN protest in Minneapolis
• Breast cancer walk
• Jury convicts 2 Minnesota women in terror case
• DNR: Asian carp apparently near Minneapolis dam
• Cold, wet winter forecast
• EDA board schedules meetings to discuss strategic plan
• GOP U.S. Senate candidate raises $10,500
• Fire destroys Foley house
• Sauk Centre man injured in rural Kimball farm accident
• MnSCU chancellor promises to work for students
• Stearns installs drop boxes for unused drugs
• 6 illnesses linked to organic eggs
• Sentence to Serve crews build rink for Rockville
• Stearns human services administrator emphasizes efficiency, early intervention
• Rocori district's goal: Maintain current levels with levies
• Helping veterans find a good job fit
• Local intersection tops state's 'most dangerous' list
• State going for Race to the Top funding
• Xcel foundation gives local grants
• Veterans 'Stand Down' set for Oct. 28
• Porch-light event planned to honor Wetterling
• Man who helped with Chilean mine rescue to speak at mayor's breakfast
• Man cited after crash on Veterans Drive
• Dayton to unveil Vikings stadium plan in coming weeks
• St. Cloud schools close to deal on Muslim harassment case
• Student profile: Tanzania trip will stay with Cathedral senior
• Daily log
• Today's death notices
• Highway 15/Second Street intersection is state's most dangerous
• Dayton: I'll push Arden Hills stadium site
• St. Cloud schools close to agreement on Muslim discrimination
• Veterans 'Stand Down' planned for Oct. 28
• CEO workshops event
• UTVS-Times video partnership
• Mayor's Prayer Breakfast set for Nov. 10
• Turn lights on for Jacob Wetterling
• Game wardens report increase in trespassing calls
• No stadium plan could endanger Vikings, says NFL VP
• Dayton talks jobs, growth with local business execs
• Man's trip to Africa inspires shoe donations, support
• Man accused in Sherburne sex abuse case held on bail
• Albany sets meeting on Railroad Avenue project
• CentraCare's assets, revenue, operating margin increase
• Meeting details Sauk Rapids-Rice school levy
• Police looking for leads in St. Cloud bike theft
• Meeting set for Mississippi River Trail bicycle route
• 25 radio systems stolen from school buses
• Clark: Funds raised show threat to Cravaack in 8th
• Bachmann's spending outpaces cash raised in 3rd quarter
• Daily log
• Foley hires private security for police protection
• Consultant recommends cuts in Stearns environmental staff
• Session on Sauk Rapids-Rice school levy draws 20
• Foley agrees to pay $98,500 for security company coverage
• Today's death notices
• Clark: Fundraising shows she could put fear into Cravaack's camp
• Today's birth announcements
• NFL VP says no stadium plan could endanger Vikings
• Bail set for man accused of sexual abuse
• Voyageurs Park fire expected to burn rest of fall
• Pawlenty joins board of technology firm
• St. Cloud seeks status as Mississippi bike trail hub
• Consultant: Stearns agency needs more technology, fewer people
• Shoes for Africa kicks off
• Dayton on jobs: Training, access to biz capital is key
• 25 radio systems taken from St. Cloud school buses
• St. Cloud police investigate bike theft
• Vacant homes up 211% in past decade in St. Cloud area
• Vacant homes up 211% in past decade in St. Cloud area
• Sauk Rapids Advisory Park Board meeting canceled
• Sauk Rapids Advisory Park Board meeting canceled
• Union: Ford will close St. Paul plant Dec. 19
• Special session in works for Vikings stadium debate
• Union: Ford will close St. Paul plant Dec. 19
• Special session in works for Vikings stadium debate
• Police seek driver who hit bicyclist on north side
• Rice works on updating community plan
• The Saint John's Bible to be on 'Today'
• Police seek driver who hit bicyclist on north side
• Rice works on updating community plan
• The Saint John's Bible to be on 'Today'
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting at Liberty
• St. Cloud man arrested after report of assault with screwdriver
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting at Liberty
• St. Cloud man arrested after report of assault with screwdriver
• FCC panels look into gaps in rural telephone service
• Groundbreaking set for Richmond trail pavilion
• FCC panels look into gaps in rural telephone service
• Groundbreaking set for Richmond trail pavilion
• St. Augusta's St. Mary playground needs new equipment
• Daily log
• St. Augusta's St. Mary playground needs new equipment
• Daily log
• 2 Rice teens injured in Sauk Rapids crash
• 2 Rice teens injured in Sauk Rapids crash
• Dayton will schedule special session for Vikings stadium debate
• Rice works on updating community plan
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Trail pavilion construction to start
• Trail pavilion construction to start
• Saint John's Bible to be on Today show
• Sauk Rapids park board meeting canceled
• Saint John's Bible to be on Today show
• Sauk Rapids park board meeting canceled
• 2 Rice teens injured in Sauk Rapids motorcycle collision
• 2 Rice teens injured in Sauk Rapids motorcycle collision
• Dayton, legislative leaders to meet, talk stadium
• Dayton, legislative leaders to meet, talk stadium
• Students win prestigious challenge
• Kleis plans town hall at Liberty bank
• Kleis plans town hall at Liberty bank
• Costs of fighting BWCA forest fire reach $21 million
• Costs of fighting BWCA forest fire reach $21 million
• Police seek driver who left the scene of bike crash
• Police seek driver who left the scene of bike crash
• St. Cloud man arrested after screwdriver attack
• St. Cloud man arrested after screwdriver attack
• Senser civil case on hold
• Cold Spring's Casa Guadalupe celebrates Hispanic heritage
• Census: Area Hispanic population burgeons
• St. Cloud has become cosmopolitan city
• Area parents hit the streets, council chambers to push for school levies
• Veterans, loved ones commemorate Honor Flight
• Census snapshots: For many in area, rent is 'unaffordable'
• Daily log
• 2 Willmar men die in crash; 2 injured
• Today's death notices
• State agencies step up seat belt enforcement
• New MnSCU chancellor set to be installed Wednesday
• Teen, friends report being attacked by 12 men
• Sauk Rapids teenager cited after 2-vehicle collision
• Teen, friends report being attacked by 12 men
• Sauk Rapids teenager cited after 2-vehicle collision
• Section of County Road 75 to be closed
• Senior menus
• Stearns County felony sentencings
• Section of County Road 75 to be closed
• Senior menus
• Stearns County felony sentencings
• Police: St. Cloud man found with drugs in vehicle
• Preview of the week ahead
• Bachmann's fundraising numbers lag compared with Romney, Perry
• Police: St. Cloud man found with drugs in vehicle
• Preview of the week ahead
• Bachmann's fundraising numbers lag compared with Romney, Perry
• MnSCU officials again top list of salary earners
• St. Cloud man may face charge of 2nd-degree assault
• MnSCU officials again top list of salary earners
• St. Cloud man may face charge of 2nd-degree assault
• St. Cloud break-in numbers swell
• Home burglarized, game console taken
• St. Cloud break-in numbers swell
• Home burglarized, game console taken
• Lend a hand: Help run health plaza Gift Gallery
• History conference explores lineage; speaker teaches genealogy methods
• Lend a hand: Help run health plaza Gift Gallery
• History conference explores lineage; speaker teaches genealogy methods
• Club profile: Book club focuses on dead theologians' works
• Class acts
• Daily log
• Club profile: Book club focuses on dead theologians' works
• Class acts
• Daily log
• Arrests made after attempted fight on north side
• Arrests made after attempted fight on north side
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• Nature Conservancy opens office on campus of SJU
• Nature Conservancy opens office on campus of SJU
• St. Cloud man arrested after firing shotgun in argument
• St. Cloud man arrested after brawl
• St. Cloud man arrested on suspicion of drug possession
• Gaming equipment stolen from Northside home
• Sauk Rapids teen cited in crash
• Today's deaths
• Two injured in one-car rollover in Alberta Township
• Stearns History Museum Presents Halloween Historia
• Winds ground planes gathered for flight conference
• Winds ground planes gathered for flight conference
• Dayton to attend groundbreaking
• Dayton to attend groundbreaking
• Gold coins missing from storage unit
• Gold coins missing from storage unit
• Utility work will close Osseo Avenue
• Utility work will close Osseo Avenue
• Attempted break-in at vacant business
• Attempted break-in at vacant business
• Military notes
• Military notes
• It may be Hail Mary time for new Vikes stadium
• It may be Hail Mary time for new Vikes stadium
• Local farmer sees effects of weather extremes
• Charity's stolen truck found in Marshall
• Local farmer sees effects of weather extremes
• Charity's stolen truck found in Marshall
• St. Cloud school district to hire equity services department leader
• Sign up to help those in need
• St. Joseph City Council to discuss labor strategy, property purchase
• Crash that killed 2 along I-35W probed
• St. Cloud school district to hire equity services department leader
• Sign up to help those in need
• St. Joseph City Council to discuss labor strategy, property purchase
• Crash that killed 2 along I-35W probed
• Cravaack holds money edge on Clark in 8th District
• Cravaack holds money edge on Clark in 8th District
• Building permits, July-August 2011
• Building permits, July-August 2011
• Fundraisers
• Fundraisers
• Cravaack holds money edge on Clark in 8th District
• Today's death notices
• Tackle, collectible coins taken from shed
• St. Cloud school district hires equity services director
• ISELF groundbreaking
• Dayton to attend groundbreaking for SCSU science building
• St. Cloud charity's stolen truck found in Marshall
• Utility work will close Osseo Avenue on Tuesday
• St. Cloud man arrested on burglary charge
• Clark raises $228,000 for Cravaack challenge
• Wife says St. Joseph man killed in construction zone crash was good father, husband
• St. Joseph man dead after crash in Twin Cities construction zone
• Arrest made after report of assault
• Cold Spring Fire Department to celebrate 100 years at Sunday event
• Arrest made after report of assault
• Cold Spring Fire Department to celebrate 100 years at Sunday event
• Man guilty of killing landlord, who was Albany grad
• Man guilty of killing landlord, who was Albany grad
• More planes in air for flying contest
• Mississippi man arrested after fake check written
• More planes in air for flying contest
• Mississippi man arrested after fake check written
• SCSU enrollment falls for 1st time after 5 years; SCTCC sees drop, too
• Daily log
• Hospital heart center alters name
• SCSU enrollment falls for 1st time after 5 years; SCTCC sees drop, too
• Daily log
• Hospital heart center alters name
• Citizens testify on redistricting plans in state at lone 6th District hearing
• Citizens testify on redistricting plans in state at lone 6th District hearing
• Adventures in nature: Middle schoolers explore area around Lake Sagatagan
• Adventures in nature: Middle schoolers explore area around Lake Sagatagan
• 2 injured in southside collision
• $50,000 grant will help CentraCare with healthy lifestyles program
• 2 injured in southside collision
• $50,000 grant will help CentraCare with healthy lifestyles program
• Today's death notices
• Governor to talk jobs Tuesday in St. Cloud
• Tenant found guilty in Albany man's killing
• Open house set for Cold Spring Fire Department's 100th year
• SCSU enrollment down 6%
• iPad fitness special
• University enrollment declines
• $50,000 grant will help CentraCare capital campaign
• St. Cloud Hospital's heart center changes name
• 2 women injured in southside collision
• Man arrested after domestic assault is reported
• 1 in 336 Minnesota houses in default
• Man arrested after fake check used for purchase
• Man arrested after fake check used for purchase
• More planes in the air for flying contest
• More planes in the air for flying contest
• Report finds nation's widest minority hiring gap in Twin Cities
• Report finds nation's widest minority hiring gap in Twin Cities
• Study of Minnesota police finds squad car computers can be a crash hazard
• Study of Minnesota police finds squad car computers can be a crash hazard
• Recently resigned Sauk Rapids city employee made gender discrimination allegations
• Recently resigned Sauk Rapids city employee made gender discrimination allegations
• Leaders get social: Area politicians tweet, post, link to reach out to constituents
• St. Cloud man arrested after apartment burglary
• Leaders get social: Area politicians tweet, post, link to reach out to constituents
• St. Cloud man arrested after apartment burglary
• St. Cloud Fire Department looks to win $10,000 grant through online participation
• 2 arrested, 23 cited after report of loud party
• Man shot during drug bust at McStop settles lawsuit for $350,000
• St. Cloud Fire Department looks to win $10,000 grant through online participation
• 2 arrested, 23 cited after report of loud party
• Man shot during drug bust at McStop settles lawsuit for $350,000
• Stearns County auction of surplus, seized property planned for Oct. 22
• Stearns County auction of surplus, seized property planned for Oct. 22
• Verso Paper layoffs won't impact taxes paid to county
• Report raises questions about Vikings stadium, but team officials say they're solvable
• Daily log
• Verso Paper layoffs won't impact taxes paid to county
• Report raises questions about Vikings stadium, but team officials say they're solvable
• Daily log
• Complaint: Brooten man used knife to threaten neighbors
• Corporation to decide SJU matters of finances
• Complaint: Brooten man used knife to threaten neighbors
• Corporation to decide SJU matters of finances
• St. Cloud City Hall gets upgrades
• College honors
• St. Cloud City Hall gets upgrades
• College honors
• Today's death notices
• Brooten man jailed after he's accused of chasing neighbor with a knife
• Verso line shutdowns won't have immediate tax impact
• Today's birth announcements
• MBA info session set for Maple Grove
• County's insurance pays $350,000 to man shot in back during drug bust
• Firefighters making progress containing BWCA fire
• Man arrested after apartment building door smashed
• 2 arrested, 23 cited at loud party
• Confrontation led to shooting death of man in rural Belgrade
• Confrontation led to shooting death of man in rural Belgrade
• License revoked for Annandale facility where 2 died
• License revoked for Annandale facility where 2 died
• Veterans Drive closed tonight for sewer construction
• Veterans Drive closed tonight for sewer construction
• Employee to resign; Sauk Rapids settling lawsuit
• Employee to resign; Sauk Rapids settling lawsuit
• NuVal will rank selections in Sartell cafeteria lines
• NuVal will rank selections in Sartell cafeteria lines
• Former acting SCSU president Gillett dies at 86
• Former acting SCSU president Gillett dies at 86
• Little Falls man dies after vehicle rolls
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting for Friday
• Sauk Rapids to begin flushing water lines
• St. Cloud man hurt in vehicle crash
• Chaska man hit by freight train dies
• Waite Park assault reported Saturday
• Little Falls man dies after vehicle rolls
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting for Friday
• Sauk Rapids to begin flushing water lines
• St. Cloud man hurt in vehicle crash
• Chaska man hit by freight train dies
• Waite Park assault reported Saturday
• Vikings stadium tax hike won't go to voters
• Vikings stadium tax hike won't go to voters
• Sauk Rapid OKs upgrades to Bob Cross backstops
• Sauk Rapid OKs upgrades to Bob Cross backstops
• Winter jacket reported stolen in St. Cloud
• TIF timeline for Sauk Rapids warehouse extended
• Winter jacket reported stolen in St. Cloud
• TIF timeline for Sauk Rapids warehouse extended
• Ron Paul to speak at St. Cloud Civic Center
• Foley votes down police services contract for 2012
• Police investigate 3 reported burglaries
• Ron Paul to speak at St. Cloud Civic Center
• Foley votes down police services contract for 2012
• Police investigate 3 reported burglaries
• Daily log
• Daily log
• Sauk Rapids, employee settle lawsuit
• Today's death notices
• Chaska man killed in collision with train at crossing
• Sauk Rapids to flush mains
• Assault reported late Saturday on south side
• Stearns plans surplus, seized property auction
• Bail is $5 million in fatal Kandiyohi County shooting
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting at Jules' Bistro
• St. Cloud man injured in Fair Haven crash
• Little Falls man dies in Lake County crash
• Safety quiz can earn fire department $10,000
• Pawlenty looks back on presidential bid: 'I should not have bet so much on Iowa'
• Father, son to be charged today in rural Belgrade homicide
• Knowledge of seizures can help eliminate fear
• Fifth Avenue Live to be topic of council hearing
• St. Cloud woman killed by car in New Ulm
• Electronics, knife reported stolen on south side
• Council schedules enterprise budget discussion
• State's cold weather rule to take effect
• Zimmerman motorcyclists injured in Princeton crash
• Police: Sartell child should be OK after fall
• Police investigate reported theft of cash, medicine
• Fire engulfs vacant St. Augusta house
• St. John's graduate wins teaching prize
• Farmers markets sell off season's final yields
• Tax revenue forecast beat by $59M
• Sartell seeks state, city cash for trails, park
• 2 arrested in Todd County drug investigation
• Sartell nears separate planning board's creation
• Daily log
• St. Cloud council approves rezoning, 2 licenses
• Sartell moves toward separate planning board
• Sartell will apply for trail improvement funds
• St. Cloud OKs 2 restaurants, 2 developments
• Change would allow fitness business at Fifth Avenue Live
• St. Cloud will discuss enterprise budget in November
• Today's death announcements
• State revenues exceed forecast for first quarter
• Sartell child falls from third-floor window
• Bachmann moves adviser to campaign leadership post
• Police investigate burglary on Northway Drive
• St. John's graduate wins Milken education award
• Liberation or Bust tonight
• Energy bill woes? State's cold weather rule begins Saturday
• Pawlenty's portrait will be hung at the Capitol Tuesday
• Electronics, knife stolen in southside burglary
• Fire destroys vacant St. Augusta house
• 2 arrested in Todd County drug investigation
• 2 arrested in Todd County drug investigation
• 2 rural Paynesville men arrested after fatal shooting
• 2 rural Paynesville men arrested after fatal shooting
• Minnesota's child care, averaging $9,900 a year, is among least affordable
• Minnesota's child care, averaging $9,900 a year, is among least affordable
• 2 motorcyclists injured in crash near Zimmerman
• 2 motorcyclists injured in crash near Zimmerman
• St. Cloud woman killed in New Ulm crash
• St. Cloud woman killed in New Ulm crash
• St. Francis Xavier alumni celebrate 50 years of Sartell school, church
• St. Francis Xavier alumni celebrate 50 years of Sartell school, church
• Minnesota sees increase in deer-vehicle crashes
• Minnesota sees increase in deer-vehicle crashes
• In Stearns, 7.4% speak different language at home
• In Stearns, 7.4% speak different language at home
• Cold Spring Granite provides materials for MLK memorial in D.C.
• Cold Spring Granite provides materials for MLK memorial in D.C.
• Man faces possible charge after threats
• Police: Man reports southside robbery
• Man faces possible charge after threats
• Police: Man reports southside robbery
• Daily log
• Firefighters say arson is possibility in northside blaze
• Daily log
• Firefighters say arson is possibility in northside blaze
• Foley says water is free of E. coli, lifts boil order
• Foley says water is free of E. coli, lifts boil order
• CAPX 2020 line's route may shift
• CAPX 2020 line's route may shift
• St. Cloud man arrested after woman reports threats
• St. Cloud man robbed near 12th Avenue South
• Foley lifts boil order on water
• Today's death notices
• Investigators check for possible arson in north side fire
• Police: Suspect found hiding under bed
• Local veteran reflects on service, Honor Flight
• Police: Suspect found hiding under bed
• Local veteran reflects on service, Honor Flight
• Local church reaches out with give-away
• Local church reaches out with give-away
• Fire damages part of home on north side
• Stearns County felony sentencings
• Stearns County felony sentencings
• St. Cloud State explores TV broadcast revenue options
• Caregiver rules added to child care aid program
• Local senior values lessons of determination
• St. Cloud State explores TV broadcast revenue options
• Caregiver rules added to child care aid program
• Local senior values lessons of determination
• Week ahead
• Week ahead
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• Class acts
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• Class acts
• Lend-a-hand
• Daily log
• Lend-a-hand
• Daily log
• Foley boil order stands
• Men's group meets to reflect on Scripture
• Foley boil order stands
• Men's group meets to reflect on Scripture
• Fire damages north St. Cloud home
• Today's death notices
• Paul wins Values Voters straw poll; Bachmann ties for fourth
• Foley boil order remains in effect
• St. Cloud man found hiding under bed is arrested
• Line forms 5 hours early for Great St. Cloud Giveaway
• Pedestrian, bicyclist deaths down in Minnesota
• Pets still a priority amid recession
• Wall Street protesters gather in Minneapolis
• Sauk Rapids man sentenced for false 911 calls
• Regents endorse plan to split SJU from abbey
• Park adds boat launch on Mississippi, road updates
• Man faces multiple assault charges
• E. coli found in Foley water
• Man arrested in assault; 3 more face charges
• Recovery Plus plans open house, tours
• Meeting will address corridor project
• DNR restricts open fires statewide
• Help available for lakeshore owners
• SCSU students want discussion on Saffari's firing
• St. Cloud council to discuss new, expanding businesses
• Initial jobless claims for Sept. hit 3-year low
• Library tool guides readers to books for skill level
• Daily log
• Fundraisers
• Today's death notices
• Wall Street protesters gathering in Minneapolis
• Sauk Rapids man sentenced for making false 911 calls
• E. coli found in Foley drinking water
• Births
• GOP leans into 2012 at Midwest strategy conference
• Recovery Plus plans open house
• St. Cloud man arrested in domestic assault incident in Waite Park
• Regents endorse plan to split SJU from abbey
• Money available to help landowners repair damaged shoreline
• DNR restricts open fires
• Man arrested after southside assault
• Southeast St. Cloud neighborhood group to meet
• Wind, fire warnings continue for Central Minnesota
• New library tool offers reading level guidance
• Wall Street protesters to converge in Minneapolis
• Some GOP leaders aim to defeat marriage amendment
• Sartell-St. Stephen school district will ask voters for funds to fix roofs, track, lots
• Madison joins nationwide reading effort
• Medicare sets dates for open enrollment
• 'Great Give-Away' to be held at local church
• Wind advisory set for Central Minnesota
• Bicyclist assaulted, robbed in St. Cloud
• Eden Valley woman killed in car crash
• Man arrested after report of threat
• St. Cloud basketball camp may appear in Kardashian special
• Cold Spring approves subsidy, sale of city-owned land
• Fire departments plan events for safety week
• Daily log
• HUD says employee forced elderly couple out of Foley apartment
• Firing at SCSU riles employees
• Bachmann struggling to regain momentum
• WIC sees drop in area usage
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• St. Cloud basketball camp to appear on Kardashian wedding show
• St. Cloud basketball camp to appear on Kardashian wedding show
• Medicare open enrollment begins Oct. 15
• Medicare open enrollment begins Oct. 15
• Great Give-Away is Saturday
• Great Give-Away is Saturday
• Roundabout tips
• Cold Spring approves land sale to Total Lawn Care
• Eden Valley woman killed in crash
• Eden Valley woman killed in crash
• Fewer women participate in WIC program
• Man arrested after woman reports threat
• Bicyclist assaulted, robbed on north side
• Man arrested after woman reports threat
• Bicyclist assaulted, robbed on north side
• Fire departments plan events for Fire Prevention Month
• Fire departments plan events for Fire Prevention Month
• These stadium backers pitch a plan: All for one
• These stadium backers pitch a plan: All for one
• High winds expected today
• High winds expected today
• Lawmakers delay mineral lease decision
• Lawmakers delay mineral lease decision
• Work wraps up on University Drive roundabout
• Work wraps up on University Drive roundabout
• Man accused in break-in also charged in City Hall incident
• Man accused in break-in also charged in City Hall incident
• 4th Street South closed next week
• St. Cloud honored for Mississippi River plan
• Boy arrested after uncle attacked
• 4th Street South closed next week
• St. Cloud honored for Mississippi River plan
• Boy arrested after uncle attacked
• Fire damages boat, garage on Little Rock Lake
• Hutchinson man charged in Little Falls homicide
• Fire damages boat, garage on Little Rock Lake
• Hutchinson man charged in Little Falls homicide
• Heat, dry conditions increase fall fire risk
• Heat, dry conditions increase fall fire risk
• Clark, labor leaders back Obama's jobs act
• Clark, labor leaders back Obama's jobs act
• Much of area in fire danger warning
• Much of area in fire danger warning
• Daily log
• Daily log
• St. Cloud school district sets 2012 levy at $22.4M
• St. Cloud school district sets 2012 levy at $22.4M
• Lipstadt speaking at SCSU on anti-Semitism, Holocaust denial
• Lipstadt speaking at SCSU on anti-Semitism, Holocaust denial
• Fire damages house, boat on Little Rock Lake
• St. Cloud-area school districts sets levies
• St. Cloud City Hall burglary suspect in court on second burglary
• Today's death announcements
• The Donlin Company closing after 88 years in St. Cloud
• 4th Street South closed next week
• Fall Harvest 2011
• Climatologist speaks Oct. 24
• Holocaust expert to speak
• Hutchinson man charged with 2nd degree murder in Little Falls death
• Clark, labor and environmental leaders back Obama's job act
• Woman who won a libel trial against Holocaust denier will speak at SCSU
• St. Cloud honored for Mississippi River restoration plans
• Boy arrested after uncle attacked
• MnDOT $50 billion short of funds needed for next 20 years
• Fire danger warning now includes much of Central Minnesota
• Pumpkins pack local patches
• Police say man broke into home
• New administrator takes helm at local Christian school
• Crime alert issued over robbery
• June building permits
• Event focused on protection of Mississippi River set for Oct. 13 in Clear Lake
• Permits required to repair lakeshore
• Sherburne adds online filing service
• Man arrested after report of assault with golf club
• Dry weather leads to fire warning in part of state
• Sheriff warns driveway paving offer could be scam
• Maple Lake man arrested after helicopter search
• Pederson to join Unemployment Insurance Advisory Council
• VA offers flu shots to veterans, spouses
• PFLAG plans lunch, Q&A session
• Little Falls club seeks nominees for service
• Fire damages building in Cokato
• Mail scam targets small business owners
• Local group discusses city services
• Daily log
• St. Cloud school district expects 3% levy increase
• Collegeville couple receives national adoption award
• Hutchinson man accused in death of Little Falls man
• Police name suspect in Little Falls death
• Today's death announcements
• Today's death announcements
• St. Cloud school district expects 3% increase in levy
• Pederson named to unemployment insurance panel
• Pederson named to unemployment insurance panel
• VA offers flu shots to veterans, spouses
• VA offers flu shots to veterans, spouses
• Mail scam targets small businesses
• Mail scam targets small businesses
• Collegeville couple receives national adoption award
• St. Cloud man arrested after assault with golf club
• St. Cloud man arrested after assault with golf club
• Man arrested after burglary, assault
• Little Falls club seeks nominees for service award
• Little Falls club seeks nominees for service award
• Minnesota ballot question donors face state regulation
• Minnesota ballot question donors face state regulation
• Club Red Saturday
• Roundabout closure
• Mississippi watershed event is Oct. 13 in Clear Lake
• Annandale Art Crawl set for Thursday
• Annandale Art Crawl set for Thursday
• Lakeshore owners need permit before repairing high-water damage
• Spirit Girls' Night Out set for Oct. 25
• PFLAG plans luncheon, Q&A session
• PFLAG plans luncheon, Q&A session
• Police issue crime alert for July armed robbery
• Sherburne adds e-filing for real estate certificate
• Sherburne adds e-filing for real estate certificate
• Driveway paving pitch could be scam
• Driveway paving pitch could be scam
• Fire damages Cokato building
• Fire damages Cokato building
• Maple Lake man arrested after helicopter, dog search
• Maple Lake man arrested after helicopter, dog search
• High fire danger warning issued for western Minnesota
• High fire danger warning issued for western Minnesota
• Waite Park program aims to help residents Drive S.M.A.R.T.
• Waite Park program aims to help residents Drive S.M.A.R.T.
• St. Cloud firefighters wear pink in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• St. Cloud firefighters wear pink in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Work to close part of University Drive
• Crime victims can submit art for exhibit
• Waite Park OKs weapon sales
• 5th Avenue to close for utility work
• Man pleads guilty to holding woman, child captive
• Daily log
• Wrong number ends in arrests
• Sauk Rapids-Rice band honors service
• Little Falls police probe man's death
• Work to close part of University Drive
• Crime victims can submit art for exhibit
• 5th Avenue to close for utility work
• Daily log
• Sauk Rapids-Rice band honors service
• Waite Park OKs weapon sales
• Man pleads guilty to holding woman, child captive
• Wrong number ends in arrests
• Little Falls police probe man's death
• Waite Park votes to sell confiscated guns
• Today's death announcements
• Today's death announcements
• Crime victims invited to submit art for exhibit
• Crime victims invited to submit art for exhibit
• University Drive closed later this week
• University Drive closed later this week
• Little Falls man shot, house burns
• Waite Park to consider selling or destroying confiscated guns
• Waite Park to consider selling or destroying confiscated guns
• Sauk Rapids-Rice band honors law officers, military
• Celebrate! video
• Man shot in police standoff pleads guilty
• Wrong number brings arrest of 2 in drug incident
• Survey suggests region's economy continues to grow
• Survey suggests region's economy continues to grow
• 5th Avenue to close for utility work
• Local workers' education levels on the rise
• Local workers' education levels on the rise
• Little Falls event blesses pets
• Little Falls event blesses pets
• City strategizes on marketing, developing 22 properties
• City strategizes on marketing, developing 22 properties
• Daily log
• Fall warmth incites outdoor activities in St. Cloud area
• Stearns property taxes due Oct. 17
• Xcel squad to inspect homes for energy efficiency
• Minnesota court to hear public input on redistricting
• Daily log
• Could Bachmann be content in Congress?
• Fall warmth incites outdoor activities in St. Cloud area
• Electrolux compactor causes fire
• Stearns property taxes due Oct. 17
• Stearns cites 52 for minor consumption
• Xcel squad to inspect homes for energy efficiency
• Car totaled, horse dead in Todd crash
• Minnesota court to hear public input on redistricting
• Money, electronics stolen from vehicle
• Could Bachmann be content in Congress?
• Collision near Foley injures 3 adults
• Electrolux compactor causes fire
• Stearns cites 52 for minor consumption
• Car totaled, horse dead in Todd crash
• Money, electronics stolen from vehicle
• Collision near Foley injures 3 adults
• Missing Sauk Rapids man found unharmed
• Missing Sauk Rapids man found unharmed
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Horse dies, car totaled after Todd County collision
• Stearns issues 52 citations for minor consumption
• Rice man in Stearns jail after crash
• Rice man in Stearns jail after crash
• 3 injured in collision near Foley
• Police look for missing vulnerable adult last seen in Sauk Rapids
• Money, electronics stolen from vehicle
• Electrolux workers try to put out blaze before calling fire department
• Minnesota court to take public input on redistricting
• Poet laureate draws on memories, St. Joe childhood
• Bachmann misses 59% of votes in 3 months
• Orphan riders remember past with optimism
• Fire calls
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• New phone number for VA prescriptions
• St. Cloud Mayor sets town hall meeting
• The week ahead: Oct. 2-8
• Part of Veterans Drive closed temporarily due to fire at Electrolux
• CommUNITY's 6th talk on race looks back, forward
• Clinics test new Medicare payment system
• Cold Spring council OKs baseball commission
• Water challenge calls for ideas to reduce runoff
• Club profile: Organization works to improve child care
• Stearns County felony sentencings, April 2011
• Class acts
• Lend a hand
• Student profile: Apollo senior sees every day as accomplishment
• Pumpkin found growing in Eden Valley tree
• Today's death notices
• Create CommUNITY event set for Oct. 11 in St. Cloud
• October Breakfast Club at Stearns HIstory Museum
• Progress continues on Sauk Rapids Government Center
• Taco Gringo owners beat odds, market special sauce
• Progress continues on Sauk Rapids Government Center
• Police dog finds burglary suspect
• About 50 cows die in Spring Hill fire
• Burglary reported on the south side
• St. Joseph compost site hours reduced
• Police dog finds burglary suspect
• About 50 cows die in Spring Hill fire
• Burglary reported on the south side
• St. Joseph compost site hours reduced
• District looks for help fixing South's pool
• St. Cloud school district looks for help to fix South Junior High pool
• As some schools excel, others miss progress mark
• Rocori, Sartell-St. Stephen schools improve math, reading scores
• Fundraisers
• Fundraisers
• Man arrested after downtown assault with beer bottle
• Daily log
• Man arrested after downtown assault with beer bottle
• Daily log
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• St. Cloud district looks for money to repair South Jr. High pool
• New phone number for VA prescriptions
• New phone number for VA prescriptions
• St. Cloud Mayor sets town hall meeting
• St. Cloud Mayor sets town hall meeting
• Frost possible tonight
• Frost possible tonight
• Today is the last Friday for St. Joseph compost site
• Today is the last Friday for St. Joseph compost site
• Man arrested after assault with beer bottle, knife
• Police dog finds burglary suspect hiding in container
• Police dog finds burglary suspect hiding in container
• Southside residence burglarized while residents were home
• Southside residence burglarized while residents were home
• Paving on Stearns County Road 134 with hinder traffic today
• Paving on Stearns County Road 134 with hinder traffic today
• 50 cows die in Spring Hill barn fire
• 50 cows die in Spring Hill barn fire
• Sartell, Rocori schools improve math, reading scores on Adequate Yearly Progress tests
• Sartell, Rocori schools improve math, reading scores on Adequate Yearly Progress tests
• Senate focuses on currency, imbalance in trade with China
• 2 retired helicopters dedicated at Army support facility
• Senate focuses on currency, imbalance in trade with China
• 2 retired helicopters dedicated at Army support facility
• Local gas leak resolved
• Solar Tour will demonstrate energy options
• Local gas leak resolved
• Solar Tour will demonstrate energy options
• St. Joe OKs CSB housing project
• St. Joe OKs CSB housing project
• Trial set for man charged with abuse
• Man gets 5 years in prison over armed robbery
• Trial set for man charged with abuse
• Man gets 5 years in prison over armed robbery
• Cities adjust budgets as they try to do more with less
• Cities adjust budgets as they try to do more with less
• Workshop for dads set in Little Falls
• Workshop for dads set in Little Falls
• Sauk Rapids woman dies in motorcycle crash
• Police say man pointed weapon
• Deputy helps to deliver baby girl
• Sauk Rapids woman dies in motorcycle crash
• Police say man pointed weapon
• Deputy helps to deliver baby girl
• Marriage licenses
• July 2011 building permits
• Marriage licenses
• July 2011 building permits
• Daily log
• Daily log
• St. Joseph, CSB make deal to push development forward
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• State will release schools' academic progress reports on Friday
• Judge sentences man to 5 years in prison for role in St. Cloud robbery
• Trial set for St. Cloud man charged with abusing 3 children
• Minnesota among states to get 'F' in civil rights education
• Minnesota among states to get 'F' in civil rights education
• Workshop for fathers planned in Little Falls
• Workshop for fathers planned in Little Falls
• Social responsibility conference
• Gas leak resolved, East Side residents allowed to go home
• Attempted burglary at Foley church investigated
• Attempted burglary at Foley church investigated
• Woman delivers baby girl as deputy tends to her
• Woman delivers baby girl as deputy tends to her
• Sauk Rapids woman dies when motorcycle hits deer, man critical
• Sauk Rapids woman dies when motorcycle hits deer, man critical
• Man arrested after pointing gun at police
• Man arrested after pointing gun at police
• Cost of battling BWCA wildfire tops $12 million
• High winds bring cooler temperatures today
• The Life Of General A.P. Hill
• Children’s White House Garden Program
• St. Joseph man jailed on meth, coke charges
• Supreme Court upholds conviction in St. Cloud shooting death
• A non-Homecoming Homecoming? SCSU tries a new tradition
• St. Joseph council to meet on CSB expansion
• Thefts investigated at Stearns farms
• St. Cloud residents can give input on city services
• Most oppose tax at Vikings stadium hearing
• Prince of Peace to show expansion
• Little Falls man in critical condition after semi-train collision
• St. Joseph man plays role in faith-based film 'Courageous'
• Daily log
• Chancellor: MnSCU must move faster
• Building permits
• 1 person hurt in St. Joseph collision
• Paynesville businesses riled over phone service
• MnSCU chancellor calls for school, community cooperation in visit to St. Cloud
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• ICE arrests 37 criminal immigrants in Minnesota
• St. Joseph City Council meets on CSB expansion plans
• 21-year-old jailed after airport police deem package suspicious
• One-third of state's schools seek levy approval
• Bachmann delivers evangelical message at Liberty U
• Supreme Court upholds murder conviction in St. Cloud shooting death
• Stearns investigating farm equipment thefts
• 1 person injured in St. Joseph crash
• Prince of Peace school plans open house
• Opinions wanted about city services, funding
• To school or to bed with sick children?
• Local orchards open for apple season
• Woman reports East Side robbery
• 2 helicopters to be dedicated Thursday
• Man missing since Monday found safe
• Hearing set for Warrior Boat plant in Melrose
• Survey: Increased hiring expected in area
• Census: 1,330 married same-sex couples live in Minnesota
• St. Cloud gets $750,000 grant to attract airline
• Preparation begins Monday for Highway 10 work
• Daily log
• Sartell council sets hearings for commission, Legacy funds
• Prep work for Highway 10 rehabilitation project begins Oct. 3
• Today's death notices
• Train, semi collide north of Rice
• Train, semi collide north of Rice
• Feds earmark $750,000 to help St. Cloud attract airline
• Melrose reels in Warrior Boats plant
• Census finds 1,330 gay married couples in Minnesota
• 'Bleeding has stopped' says SCSU jobs survey director
• Sartell City Council sets 2 public hearings for planning, park land
• Man missing from Sherburne County found in Stillwater
• 2 helicopters to be dedicated at National Guard base
• Firefighters hope to fully contain BWCA fire by Saturday
• Woman robbed on East Side
• Court rules no new trial in sexual abuse case; St. Cloud man's conviction stands
• Court upholds drunken driver's sentence in crash that killed girlfriend
• Pederson's proposal looks at prevailing wage, could affect a new Vikes stadium
• St. Cloud council to revisit Complete Streets
• St. Cloud council OKs replacement of some vehicles
• University Drive traffic restricted
• Take Back the Night event on Thursday
• Daily log
• Part of 5th Avenue South to close
• Big Lake man indicted on porn charges
• Sauk Rapids City Council OKs Benton Drive work; city to tap half-cent sales tax for project
• Court: It's not necessary to void bladder in DWI testing
• Council OKs Beaver Islands Trail extension
• Officials delay replacement of east St. Cloud pedestrian bridge
• Appeals court finds error; man will receive new sentence for kidnapping ex-wife
• Eden Valley woman found dead in fire pit
• Sauk Rapids OKs Benton Drive, Fifth Street South changes
• Council approves southern Beaver Islands Trail extension; will reconsider downtown route
• St. Cloud council will reconsider Complete Streets policy
• Public hearings set for Oct. 10 St. Cloud council meeting
• Public hearings set for Oct. 10 St. Cloud council meeting
• St. Cloud council OKs replacement of some police, fire vehicles
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• Bachmann: GOP nominee must be true conservative
• Big Lake man indicted on child porn charges
• DWI urine testing technique is reliable, court rules
• Eden Valley woman dies after apparent fall into fire pit
• Appeals court finds error in kidnapper's sentence
• Part of 5th Avenue South closed for utility work
• University Drive traffic restricted for construction
• New pedestrian bridge in St. Cloud delayed til 2012
• Diamondback @ Celebrate!
• Court rules no new trial for man convicted of sexual abuse
• Appeals court upholds drunken driver's sentence in fatal crash
• Take Back the Night event planned for Thursday
• Bear made famous by Internet is missing
• Artifacts handled with respect
• Artifacts handled with respect
• Census snapshots: St. Cloud-area commute time is shrinking
• Census snapshots: St. Cloud-area commute time is shrinking
• Union push for day care providers stirs up debate in Minnesota
• Union push for day care providers stirs up debate in Minnesota
• Performers bring heat, music to Millstream Arts Festival in St. Joseph
• Power line proposed in Benton County; public can weigh in
• Performers bring heat, music to Millstream Arts Festival in St. Joseph
• Power line proposed in Benton County; public can weigh in
• Literary critic Eagleton to speak tonight at CSB
• Paramount exhibit looks at Iraq War
• Literary critic Eagleton to speak tonight at CSB
• Paramount exhibit looks at Iraq War
• Daily log
• Daily log
• Cold Spring to flush its city water lines
• Cold Spring to flush its city water lines
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Freed hikers: Iran held us because we're American
• St. Cloud school district's negotiations may prove challenging
• St. Cloud school district's negotiations may prove challenging
• Daily log
• Daily log
• Student profile: Sports have taught Cathedral senior lessons
• 2,000 expected to attend Pridefest events
• Student profile: Sports have taught Cathedral senior lessons
• 2,000 expected to attend Pridefest events
• Stearns County felony sentencings, April 2011
• Stearns County felony sentencings, April 2011
• Police say drugs found on Rogers man
• Club profile: Program helps ex-offenders engage in society
• College, university honors
• Police say drugs found on Rogers man
• Club profile: Program helps ex-offenders engage in society
• College, university honors
• Lend a hand
• Along The Way: Sartell man's Model T built to drive
• Lend a hand
• Along The Way: Sartell man's Model T built to drive
• Electronics stolen in southside burglary
• High school honors
• June 2011 building permits
• Electronics stolen in southside burglary
• High school honors
• June 2011 building permits
• Area marriage licenses
• Balanced budget amendment bill at center of debt debate
• Class acts
• Area marriage licenses
• Balanced budget amendment bill at center of debt debate
• Class acts
• A look at this week's key events
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• A look at this week's key events
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• United Way's Week of Action begins Monday
• Sauk Rapids garage felled by blaze
• Senior menus
• United Way's Week of Action begins Monday
• Sauk Rapids garage felled by blaze
• Senior menus
• Sauk Rapids garage felled by fire
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Pridefest 2011: Changed hearts
• During alcohol arrest, drugs found on Rogers man
• Electronics stolen in southside burglary
• Grizzly's may move from Crossroads to old Timber Lodge Steakhouse
• 48 citations given out at loud party on southeast side
• Sherburne jury supports higher sentence in sexual assault conviction
• Todd Co. to notify Grey Eagle residents of sex offender
• Waite Park thefts target unlocked cars
• St. Cloud man arrested after meth found
• Metropolitan Airports Commission chief offers blueprint to bring back air service to area
• Power line work to delay I-94 traffic
• Daily log
• Fundraisers
• Artist community drawn to Millstream Arts Festival in St. Joseph
• St. Cloud eyes extension of Beaver Islands Trail
• Alzheimer's walk planned for today
• Mayor sets town-hall meeting for Tuesday
• Natural gas outage affects 3,600 Minn. customers
• Today's death notices
• Natural gas outage affects 3,600 Minnesota customers
• Unlocked cars targeted in Waite Park
• Westbound I-94 lanes reopen after crash
• Sex-offender notification meeting set in Grey Eagle
• Power line work will affect I-94 traffic Sunday
• Today's birth announcements
• Sherburne jury supports higher sentence in sexual assault conviction
• Owners of Grizzly's Burger Co. at the mall plan move to old Timber Lodge site
• 48 people ticketed at loud party
• S&P cuts Minnesota's last perfect credit rating
• St. Cloud Alzheimer's walk to be Saturday at Lake George
• Anna Marie's takes antiviolence workshop to faith leaders
• Mayor's town-hall meeting Tuesday
• Minnesota aims for waiver to No Child Left Behind
• Did the Forest Service get burned in fighting BWCA fire?
• Westmont/Meridian intersection closed for emergency repairs
• MAC director: Regionalization could help regain air service
• Passion flows at Capitol about day care workers unionizing
• Bachmann: 'We're in for the marathon'
• St. Cloud man arrested after police find meth
• Warrant issued after man doesn't appear in court for robbery sentencing
• Bachmann mostly on sidelines as Romney, Perry go after each other in GOP debate
• Sinclair Lewis Writers Conference scheduled for Oct. 8
• Police: Elk River man bought car with counterfeit $100 bills
• Sheriff: Man shot after argument
• St. Cloud June building permits
• Legislators nationwide benefit from payment laws - sometimes greatly
• Area lawmakers glimpse college construction projects during tour
• Latinos discuss changing views, ways to mobolize, strengthen community
• Legislators' per diems may be counted as income toward pensions
• Experts to discuss St. John's Abbey and University Church importance
• Daily log
• 1st St. Cloud walk for mental illness aims to fight misconceptions
• Just The Facts: Second Annual Family History Conference
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• Man involved in armed robbery skips sentencing, warrant out
• Woman: Man bought Camaro with fake $100 bills
• St. Cloud-area legislators tour SCSU & SCTCC
• NCHC invite extended
• SCSU joins The National
• Experts to speak on significance of St. John's Abbey and University Church
• Motley man arrested in Morrison County shooting
• Bachmann's debate mission tonight: Avoid also-ran status
• Fewer people moving to Minnesota
• Trunk to treasure: Chain saw artist crafts Jesus out of tree for Country Manor
• Student profile: Christian School senior advises to try many activities
• Volunteers needed to clear park brush from Rockville County Park and Nature Preserve
• University Drive lanes to be reduced
• Unlocked door may have contributed to burglary
• Spreading the word: St. Cloud State embarks on new branding push
• Grand jury's indictment could mean life sentence if accused rapist convicted
• Minnesotans called to give to charities
• Census data: More young, elderly in poverty
• Daily log
• Today's death notices
• Unlocked door may have contributed to burglary
• Today's birth announcements
• Road work to limit travel on 33rd Avenue North
• University Drive traffic to be restricted starting Thursday
• Volunteers needed to clear park brush
• BWCA firefighting team expected to build to 850
• Outdoors panel sets aside carp battle fund
• Outdoors panel sets aside carp battle fund
• Bell rings again at St. Scholastica Convent
• Bell rings again at St. Scholastica Convent
• Life sentence now possible in rape, assault case
• Life sentence now possible in rape, assault case
• Rocori Trail plans rebound after shutdown
• Rocori Trail plans rebound after shutdown
• VA meeting outlines plans to assist homeless veterans
• VA meeting outlines plans to assist homeless veterans
• Police get report of attempted burglary
• Rockford school put on lockdown
• 11th Avenue segment to close for roadwork
• St. Cloud collision leaves 2 injured
• Civil Service Board applicants wanted
• Police get report of attempted burglary
• Rockford school put on lockdown
• 11th Avenue segment to close for roadwork
• St. Cloud collision leaves 2 injured
• Civil Service Board applicants wanted
• 100 WWII veterans visit DC through Honor Flight
• 100 WWII veterans visit DC through Honor Flight
• VA hosting health event for female veterans
• VA hosting health event for female veterans
• Latino council to discuss community concerns, ideas
• Latino council to discuss community concerns, ideas
• Daily log
• Local hiring improves, jobless claims hit 3-year low in Benton County
• Without SCSU homecoming, downtown tries deals to draw alumni
• Daily log
• Local hiring improves, jobless claims hit 3-year low in Benton County
• Without SCSU homecoming, downtown tries deals to draw alumni
• St. Cloud man accused of rape, kidnapping will face charge with a life sentence
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Rocori Trail back on track after shutdown delay
• 100 veterans visit Washington as part of Honor Flight
• 11th Avenue North to be closed for construction
• 11th Avenue North to be closed for construction
• Blizzardshack 2011
• New MnSCU chancellor promises to shake things up
• New MnSCU chancellor promises to shake things up
• VA hosts wellness evening for women veterans
• Local unemployment picture improves, best in Benton since '08
• Lions-Vikings game will be on Twin Cities area TVs
• Rain expected to prevent BWCA fire from growing
• Bars stage unofficial St. Cloud State homecoming
• Lions-Vikings game will be on Twin Cities area TVs
• Rain expected to prevent BWCA fire from growing
• 2 injured in University Drive collision
• Latino community needs will be discussed at forum
• St. Scholastica Convent bell will ring again
• Applicants needed for St. Cloud Civil Service Board
• Applicants needed for St. Cloud Civil Service Board
• Door kicked in during attempted burglary
• Door kicked in during attempted burglary
• 2 injured in University Drive collision
• Rockford school locked down after neighborhood incident
• Rockford school locked down after neighborhood incident
• Minnesota report finds online students falling behind
• Minnesota report finds online students falling behind
• MnSCU chancellor presents priorities
• MnSCU chancellor presents priorities
• Group of young Somalis aims to help drought victims
• Group of young Somalis aims to help drought victims
• Civic Center expansion under budget, expected to be done in December
• Civic Center expansion under budget, expected to be done in December
• Suit settled in SweeTango apple dispute
• Area school districts' enrollment up
• Suit settled in SweeTango apple dispute
• Area school districts' enrollment up
• Training starts at Camp Ripley for snowplow drivers
• 'Walk with King' set for Sept. 26
• Mayor sets time to meet with public
• Training starts at Camp Ripley for snowplow drivers
• Daily log
• 'Walk with King' set for Sept. 26
• Fire means business in Ely
• Mayor sets time to meet with public
• 2 Sartell residents injured in ATV crash
• Daily log
• Fire means business in Ely
• 2 Sartell residents injured in ATV crash
• Civic Center expansion should wrap up in December
• Today's death announcements
• Today's death announcements
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's birth announcements
• Snowplow operators train at Camp Ripley
• Snowplow operators train at Camp Ripley
• Enrollment rises in St. Cloud, Sauk Rapids and Sartell districts
• Kleis plans Thursday town hall at library
• Kleis plans Thursday town hall at library
• 'Walk with King' set for Sept. 26
• 'Walk with King' set for Sept. 26
• Two Sartell residents injured in ATV crash in Todd County
• Two Sartell residents injured in ATV crash in Todd County
• Nearly 600 firefighters battle BWCAW wildfire
• Nearly 600 firefighters battle BWCAW wildfire
• St. Cloud police look into tool theft
• Loud party leads to social host citations
• Census snapshots: Single-mother families on rise
• St. Cloud police look into tool theft
• Loud party leads to social host citations
• Census snapshots: Single-mother families on rise
• Decades later, a welcome home for Vietnam veterans
• Diocesan Ministry Day will address bullying
• Financing for Cold Spring redevelopment project progressing
• Decades later, a welcome home for Vietnam veterans
• Diocesan Ministry Day will address bullying
• Financing for Cold Spring redevelopment project progressing
• Crowds fill Stearns County Pioneer Days
• Daily log
• Crowds fill Stearns County Pioneer Days
• Daily log
• Albany school district to ask voters to increase property tax
• Albany school district to ask voters to increase property tax
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• St. Cloud police issue several citations at loud party near campus
• St. Cloud police issue several citations at loud party near campus
• St. Cloud police investigate burglary at garage
• St. Cloud police investigate burglary at garage
• Pridefest: Festival for GLBT community, allies reflects success of past
• May building permits
• Now, the next chapter for The Saint John's Bible
• Senior menus
• Lend a hand: Week of Action seeks volunteers for area projects
• Student profile: Cathedral senior credits dance team experience
• Along The Way: Special Olympics gives voice to athlete
• The Saint John's Bible history
• History
• Marriage licenses
• Daily log
• Hispanics, friends commemorate National Heritage Month
• Tax collection information delay causes school meetings to move
• Class acts
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• Club profile: Bike club welcomes all for weekly rides
• Preview of the week ahead
• Abbey requests Schulte's files remain private
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Hispanic heritage takes center stage
• Eleanor Mondale, daughter of Walter Mondale, dies
• Eleanor Mondale, daughter of Walter Mondale, dies
• BWCA fire nears blowdown area, but expected rain provides hope
• BWCA fire nears blowdown area, but expected rain provides hope
• Early freeze damaged Minnesota's crops
• Early freeze damaged Minnesota's crops
• Fate of some state agencies up in the air; local lawmakers to weigh in
• Fate of some state agencies up in the air; local lawmakers to weigh in
• Standout St. Cloud employee at helm of largest city wastewater project
• Standout St. Cloud employee at helm of largest city wastewater project
• Woman tries to reach out through Cold Spring's Casa Guadalupe
• Woman tries to reach out through Cold Spring's Casa Guadalupe
• Area National Merit semifinalists listed
• Area National Merit semifinalists listed
• Parishioners plan fall festival events in Rockville
• Parishioners plan fall festival events in Rockville
• Event to honor Vietnam veterans
• Event to honor Vietnam veterans
• Fundraisers
• Fundraisers
• City officials will still seek funding for St. Cloud Civic Center
• City officials will still seek funding for St. Cloud Civic Center
• St. Cloud Planning Commission approves CVS, new Dairy Queen
• St. Cloud Planning Commission approves CVS, new Dairy Queen
• Buffalo woman dies at crash scene
• Buffalo woman dies at crash scene
• Daily log
• Daily log
• Sherburne works to clean up property
• Sherburne works to clean up property
• Today's death notices
• Ranking lawmakers cool on civic center bonding chances
• Sherburne County cleans up property after years-long dispute
• Firefighters make progress with BWCA forest fire
• SCSU to hire search firm to find new athletic director
• Planning commission approves plans for CVS, new Dairy Queen
• Science on the move
• Banaian, Kiffmeyer will help decide whether some state agencies fade away
• Seven area students named National Merit Scholar semifinalists
• "More active fire day" expected in BWCA
• Woman dies in Wright County crash
• Upgrades to St. Joe neighborhood Park Terrace won't come in 2012
• The Saint John's Bible: Final pages unveiled at Minneapolis event
• St. Cloud legislator Pederson to join Clean Water Council
• Waite Park postal processing facility could be consolidated
• Area cities set preliminary levies, budgets
• Hazardous waste collection planned for Benton County
• New director, new challenges: South Haven woman leads Whitney Senior Center
• St. Joseph City Council approves CSB student housing, welcome center
• Daily log
• Catholic Charities copes after theft of delivery truck
• United Way campaign goal is up 5%
• Benton County sticks with same tax levy
• St. Joseph council sets early budget
• Charges in fatal crash against ex-Viking's wife
• Today's death notices
• Final pages of Saint John's Bible revealed
• Benton sticks with same tax levy for third year
• Today's birth announcements
• Catholic Charities truck nowhere to be found; rental costs mount
• United Way sets campaign goal with 5 percent hike, citing need
• Postal Service may close Waite Park mail processing facility
• Minnesota unemployment rate unchanged in August
• 29 degrees recorded at St. Cloud Regional Airport
• Math, reading test results mixed for Central Minnesota students
• Additional firefighters join attack on BWCA fire
• Hazardous waste collection set for Foley
• Political analyst is speaker for SJU series
• Legislators, school officials talk about anti-levy movement
• More colleges giving plastic bottles the boot
• BWCAW wildfire: Calmer winds, light snow help slow blaze
• Bachmann courts Arizona's tough anti-immigrant sheriff
• Bachmann under fire for linking vaccine, mental retardation
• St. Joseph council: Budget, roads on tonight's agenda
• Daily log
• Homeless veterans topic of meeting
• Monticello woman killed in collision
• New lanes to open on Minn. Hwy. 25
• 2nd Ave. crossing to close for repairs
• CSB/SJU posts enrollment above 3,900
• Students build scooter
• Celebrate! St. Cloud State
• Today's death notices
• Burglar enters through unlocked door, takes Playstation, liquor
• Lake George's classic homes get their day in the sun
• Man hurt in rollover near St. Augusta
• State agencies on heightened alert
• Minnesota's economic forecast blends good news with bad
• 1 injured after driver runs stoplight
• State senators gain local input on how to encourage job growth in Minnesota
• Wake ban lifted on Pleasant Lake
• Walmart to open new store in old Sam's Club building
• Reward offered for info on Lake Wobegon Trail item, injury
• SCSU renames 2 historic buildings
• More than 120,000 expected at Little Falls Arts & Craft Fair
• Fundraisers
• New Dairy Queen, CVS could come to 25th Ave., Division St.
• Daily log
• Collegeville to remember United 93 hero and one-time SJU student Tom Burnett
• Contest highlights photos in the gardens
• College honors
• A letter to Collegeville community from Tom Burnett's parents
• Ad deal may provide Apollo scoreboards
• After 9/11, religion became a staple of support, comfort ... and hostility
• 4 arrested during drunken driving sweep on Sept. 3
• 2 St. Cloud bridges due for inspections
• Xcel wire work to slow traffic on I-94
• Little Falls school field covered with US flags
• Wright Co. plans moment of silence to mark 9/11
• Tour of Homes under way this weekend
• Tour of Homes under way this weekend
• Shutdown slowed state's tax revenues
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Part of Summit closing next week in Sauk Rapids
• Part of Summit closing next week in Sauk Rapids
• Today's birth announcements
• Wire work to slow traffic on I-94 Saturday
• Wire work to slow traffic on I-94 Saturday
• St. Cloud to be site of hearing on redistricting boundaries
• St. Cloud to be site of hearing on redistricting boundaries
• 19 arrested in summer driving campaign
• 19 arrested in summer driving campaign
• 4 arrested in drunken driving enforcement
• 4 arrested in drunken driving enforcement
• Walmart to open new store in old Sam's Club building
• Cravaack girds for tough race in northern Minnesota
• Cravaack girds for tough race in northern Minnesota
• Police blame Maple Grove death on synthetic pot
• Police blame Maple Grove death on synthetic pot
• Burial site offered for baby dumped in Mississippi
• Burial site offered for baby dumped in Mississippi
• Contest highlights best garden photos
• SCSU renames two historic buildings
• Two St. Cloud bridges due for inspections Monday
• Two St. Cloud bridges due for inspections Monday
• Police offer reward for information on trail crash
• CVS Pharmacy, new Dairy Queen planned for 25th Avenue
• Local business leaders to lawmakers: Streamline regulation
• Local business leaders to lawmakers: Streamline regulation
• Apollo considers proposal on scoreboards
• Wake ban lifted on Pleasant Lake
• Wake ban lifted on Pleasant Lake
• Drought spreading in northeastern Minnesota, with no rain in forecast
• Drought spreading in northeastern Minnesota, with no rain in forecast
• Minnesota school lunches are more locally grown
• Minnesota school lunches are more locally grown
• Duluth port hits 1 million tons of wind turbines
• Duluth port hits 1 million tons of wind turbines
• DNR predicts best fall colors in decade
• DNR predicts best fall colors in decade
• Wright County plans moment of silence to mark 9/11
• Wright County plans moment of silence to mark 9/11
• Dayton, lawmakers leave St. Paul to focus on jobs
• Dayton, lawmakers leave St. Paul to focus on jobs
• Slipping Bachmann seeks jolt for GOP campaign
• Slipping Bachmann seeks jolt for GOP campaign
• 'It's like you're flying': Xcel workers take to the sky for CapX 2020 power line work
• 'It's like you're flying': Xcel workers take to the sky for CapX 2020 power line work
• Meeting to address grant opportunities to St. Joseph homeowners
• Unitarian speaker plans marriage equality talk
• Meeting to address grant opportunities to St. Joseph homeowners
• Unitarian speaker plans marriage equality talk
• Sherburne County: 17 sheriff's office workers to be laid off
• St. Cloud man arrested after woman's assault
• Sherburne County: 17 sheriff's office workers to be laid off
• St. Cloud man arrested after woman's assault
• Sauk Rapids Government Center under budget
• Sauk Rapids Government Center under budget
• Police respond to burglary report, remind residents to lock doors
• Police respond to burglary report, remind residents to lock doors
• Franken, Klobuchar praise Obama's jobs proposal; Bachmann doesn't
• Franken, Klobuchar praise Obama's jobs proposal; Bachmann doesn't
• Obama's jobs address plan would cost $450B
• Daily log
• Obama's jobs address plan would cost $450B
• Daily log
• Leaders encourage Minnesotans to observe silence for Sept. 11
• Leaders encourage Minnesotans to observe silence for Sept. 11
• Custom calendar planned for St. Cloud schools website
• Electronics, jewelry reported stolen from home
• Custom calendar planned for St. Cloud schools website
• Electronics, jewelry reported stolen from home
• Stearns County wants to committ man indefinitely to sex offender program
• State court of appeals upholds conviction of card game killer
• Stearns County wants to committ man indefinitely to sex offender program
• State court of appeals upholds conviction of card game killer
• Westwood Church will participate in Islam webcast
• Westwood Church will participate in Islam webcast
• Police respond to burglary report
• Specific, unconfirmed threat terror threat received
• Moment of Remembrance for 9/11 will be noon Sunday
• Obama asks $450B to lift economy, mostly tax cuts
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• St. Cloud school district website to feature custom calendar
• Appeals court upholds conviction of poker game killer
• Sauk Rapids City Hall project on schedule
• Sherburne County plans 17 layoffs, most from jail
• Stearns County presses civil commitment for repeat sex offender
• Dayton asks Minnesota schools to pause ahead of 9/11
• Monthly artists meeting begins Monday
• St. Joseph may apply for grant to rehab former student rentals
• Man arrested after woman choked, bitten
• Still no leads in case of newborn in Mississippi
• Politicians' messages mixed on ideas for job creation
• Retired Albany police chief faces stroke, surgery
• St. Cloud jobs plan starts to take shape
• Sartell officer resigns
• 3 injured in collision; car starts on fire
• Legislators plan visit to St. Cloud and meet with job creators
• Daily log
• St. Augusta's council approves increased levy
• Today's death notices
• Three hurt in St. Cloud collision
• Today's birth announcements
• St. Augusta City Council approves tax levy
• St. Cloud jobs plan takes shape
• Legislators plan St. Cloud visit to discuss jobs
• Discover new worlds - study abroad.
• Sartell police officer Bromenschenkel resigns
• Sartell's Oak Ridge Elementary welcomes new students
• Stearns may seek life in rape, assault case
• Health care trumps shutdown issues at legislators' forum
• Hill library receives $3M grant for manuscript digitization
• Stearns County website named No. 1 in US
• Baby found dead in river near Winona
• Somerset Avenue closed for road construction
• Workshop seeks 10 young area artists
• Ramsey: Medical examiner complied with state laws
• Cathedral's Block Party emphasizes parish aspect
• Bachmann campaign faces pivotal series of debates
• Daily log
• Kimball Council discussing utility upgrades Thursday
• Bachmann campaign faces pivotal debate
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• Stearns County will seek life sentence for man accused in rape, beating
• Young Artist program begins in October
• Hill Museum & Manuscript Library receives $3 million grant
• Minnesota State Fair attendance ranks 3rd biggest
• Kimball City Council plans meeting to discuss utility improvements
• Somerset Avenue closed for West Metro project
• Sartell planning commission will not meet
• Mainstreet 2011 draws thousands
• Stearns County website named country's best
• Sartell's Oak Ridge Elementary School welcomes new students from Pine Meadow
• Wrongful death lawsuit filed against Senser, wife
• Bachmann not on list for school hall of fame
• Publishing 101
• Bachmann campaign chief, deputy leave top roles
• St. Cloud schools focus on involving parents
• Electronic recycling aids United Cerebral Palsy of Central Minnesota program
• Foundation in need of school donations to outfit classrooms, students
• GOP candidates in SC vow to carry tea-party banner
• Alcohol-related car crashes in state are down
• Daily log
• 1 slight injured in boating accident on Lake Osakis
• 1 slightly hurt in boat collision near Battle Point
• Today's death notices
• Growth ... one stitch at a time: Woman's sewing business gives Grey Eagle a boost
• Growth ... one stitch at a time: Woman's sewing business gives Grey Eagle a boost
• Census snapshots: St. Cloud area 'above average' in longevity
• Census snapshots: St. Cloud area 'above average' in longevity
• St. Cloud man beaten, stabbed on north side
• St. Cloud man beaten, stabbed on north side
• Education fair set for October at SCSU
• Middle-class voice could have less of an influence
• A license and library card: Albany teen learns to drive by going to all 32 GRRL locations
• Education fair set for October at SCSU
• Middle-class voice could have less of an influence
• A license and library card: Albany teen learns to drive by going to all 32 GRRL locations
• Daily log
• Avon man in jail after incident, accused of having non-consensual sex
• Daily log
• Avon man in jail after incident, accused of having non-consensual sex
• 3 injured in 2-car collision Saturday in St. Wendel Township
• 3 injured in 2-car collision Saturday in St. Wendel Township
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Avon man in jail, suspected of engaging in non-consensual sex
• 3 injured in St. Wendel Township collision
• 3 injured in St. Wendel Township collision
• Minnesota state fairgoers weigh in on proposed marriage amendment
• Minnesota state fairgoers weigh in on proposed marriage amendment
• Man beaten, stabbed on north side
• Man beaten, stabbed on north side
• By and large, St. Cloud restaurants make the grade
• Senior menus
• Club profile: Shutterbugs link up through club
• Look inside manufacturers' worlds during statewide tour
• Marriage licenses
• Horse accident injures 2 in Crow River Township
• Local history
• Letter grades out, numerical grades in for St. Cloud school district
• St. John's game draws fans, foes and and plenty of tailgating
• Along the Way: Sauk Rapids woman, um, uses her head in wacky dance routine
• Some big Minnesota companies take advantage of retiree health care reimbursements
• 2 hurt, driver cited in 3-vehicle collision in St. Cloud
• Lend a hand
• Class acts
• 3 volunteers sought from St. Joseph for human rights commission
• Preview of the week ahead
• Daily log
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• Somerset Avenue to close on Tuesday
• Men escape after car crashes into St. Augusta holding pond
• Stearns County felony sentencings
• St. Cloud restaurant inspections: Most critical violations
• Two women hurt in horse mishap
• Today's death notices
• Feels like football season to fans
• 2 injured, driver cited in collision on bridge
• New allegations in Huisentruit case started with pastor
• Men escape sinking car after St. Augusta crash
• Burglar enters through window on southside home
• Police say burglar entered open window
• Work on St. Augusta ball field progresses
• Seeking adventure: By boat or road, travelers to area have unique missions
• Got 2 cents' worth for lawmakers? Attend Tuesday town hall
• Area cities' wading pools and splash pads to close
• Report shows Central Minnesota has highest diabetes, stroke mortality rates
• South St. Cloud home burglarized
• Daily log
• Fundraisers
• Military notes
• Fire consumes Rice barn despite efforts
• Weather was hot, wet this summer
• Fire destroys barn near St. Stephen
• Today's death notices
• Lawyer: Ex-Viking Senser's wife drove hit-run SUV
• Health Department report sounds alert for region
• Somerset Avenue closed for West Metro construction
• LEAF seeks donations for Adopt a Classroom project
• St. Joseph volunteers needed for regional human rights commission
• Minnesota to consider shutdown claims for road work
• St. Cloud's summer was warmer and wetter than normal
• Burglar enters open window, steals electronics
• SUV linked to fatal hit-and-run is owned by former Viking Joe Senser
• Fired officer suggests police link to Huisentruit
• Dayton calls for fast-track review of proposed Vikings stadium site
• Cathedral student with Down syndrome dancing at season opener
• Old Glory run funds vehicle for the VA
• Police: Man leads high-speed chase
• Northstar to run for Labor Day Twins set
• Stearns commissioner will meet with public
• Rice man injured in collision with truck
• Sauk Rapids governent center contracts approved
• Park Terrace action tabled in St. Joseph
• Man in Stearns jail dies in custody
• Madison's enrollment surge exceeds classroom space
• Daily log
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Enrollment surges at Madison school
• Mainstreet 2011 draws thousands
• Grab a Late Nite bus
• Old Glory Run funds vehicle for the VA
• Old Glory Run funds vehicle for the VA
• 22-year-old died last week in Stearns jail
• Bachmann draws Thatcher foreign policy comparison
• Bachmann draws Thatcher foreign policy comparison
• New stadium obstacle emerges as Vikings offer more
• New stadium obstacle emerges as Vikings offer more
• Man arrested after high-speed chase near St. Anna
• Man arrested after high-speed chase near St. Anna
• Commissioner Bromenschenkel plans citizen meeting
• Commissioner Bromenschenkel plans citizen meeting
• Special Northstar trains planned for Monday's Twins games
• Special Northstar trains planned for Monday's Twins games
• Storms will follow hot, humid day
• Storms will follow hot, humid day
• Rice man injured in collision with truck
• Rice man injured in collision with truck
• Bachmann back in Minnesota for American Legion speech
• Bachmann back in Minnesota for American Legion speech
• Sartell invests in drainage fixes
• Sartell invests in drainage fixes
• Receders round out successful Summertime! series
• Road work on I-94 will start Tuesday
• Receders round out successful Summertime! series
• Road work on I-94 will start Tuesday
• Did Bachmann peak in Iowa? Candidate's campaign may be fading, polls show
• Appeals court orders new sentence in St. Augusta woman's arson conviction
• Did Bachmann peak in Iowa? Candidate's campaign may be fading, polls show
• Appeals court orders new sentence in St. Augusta woman's arson conviction
• Meemken sex conduct trial moved to January
• Vets commissioner: Military honors will continue at Minn. veterans' funerals
• Meemken sex conduct trial moved to January
• Vets commissioner: Military honors will continue at Minn. veterans' funerals
• Laptop, more stolen while residents at southside home
• Laptop, more stolen while residents at southside home
• Daily log
• Sauk Rapids council will look at construction bids today for government center
• Daily log
• Sauk Rapids council will look at construction bids today for government center
• Businesses can take part in Green Loan
• Burglary reported at unlocked southside garage
• Businesses can take part in Green Loan
• Burglary reported at unlocked southside garage
• National Science Foundation awards $800K to CSB, SJU
• National Science Foundation awards $800K to CSB, SJU
• GOP's Bachmann touts jobs policy on return to Iowa
• Today's death notices
• Meemken trial moved to January
• CSB/SJU gets $800,000 in science grants
• Loan fund starts for businesses going green
• Shellito: State will find a way to keep reimbursing honor guards
• Sauk Rapids City Council to award government center contracts
• Appeals court orders new arson sentence for St. Augusta woman
• Lanes closed next week on I-94 for resurface work
• Hall of Fame Class of 2011
• Funding for honor guards at vet funerals cut
• Southside house burglarized while residents were home
• Southside house burglarized while residents were home
• 6 area cities discuss 2012 legislative priorities
• 6 area cities discuss 2012 legislative priorities
• More area trash heading to Alexandria burner
• Man pleads guilty in crash that killed 19-year-old
• More area trash heading to Alexandria burner
• Man pleads guilty in crash that killed 19-year-old
• Muslims observe Eid with service at Tech
• Muslims observe Eid with service at Tech
• Sheriff probes theft in Grey Eagle area
• Master Gardeners offer free sessions
• Break-in reported at St. Joseph school
• Sheriff probes theft in Grey Eagle area
• Master Gardeners offer free sessions
• Break-in reported at St. Joseph school
• Daily log
• Attack at SCSU prompts safety alert
• Daily log
• Attack at SCSU prompts safety alert
• St. Cloud district sets student code of conduct
• St. Cloud district sets student code of conduct
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• Tools, gas stolen in Little Falls area
• Tools, gas stolen in Little Falls area
• Driver in Opole fatality pleads guilty, faces prison
• SCSU issues safety alert after student attacked
• Master Gardeners offer free workshop
• Master Gardeners offer free workshop
• St. Cloud Muslims mark the end of Ramadan with prayer gathering
• Return of the Hypnotist
• Break-in reported at St. Joseph's School in Waite Park
• Break-in reported at St. Joseph's School in Waite Park
• Obama salutes veterans in Minneapolis
• Obama salutes veterans in Minneapolis
• More St. Cloud garbage will be shipped to burner instead of landfill
• Bachmann energy claims oversimplified
• St. Paul man pleads guilty in beating of St. Cloud man over car deal
• Minnesota Capitol event marks Sept. 11 anniversary
• In Minnesota, Obama to tackle issues facing vets
• Cold Spring golfer keeps gophers at bay
• St. Cloud school district uses grant to boost writing skills
• Daily log
• 80 vehicles stopped during 'move-over law' enforcement
• Laptop stolen from apartment
• Power washer, other items taken from garage, yard
• Traffic signal to be down temporarily
• Locals, relatives face Irene
• Progress seen on 10 local priorities, including economy, arts, river plan
• Pregnancy Resource Center is moving to Coborn Plaza
• Northstar rail, bus line plan service for Vikings game days
• Police find car from St. Cloud chase
• Electronics stolen from 2 local Catholic schools
• Local man is finalist in contest for water ideas
• Today's death announcements
• Today's death announcements
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's birth announcements
• Organizers cite progress toward St. Cloud community goals
• Division Street traffic signal to be shut down Thursday
• Division Street traffic signal to be shut down Thursday
• Northstar plans Vikings game service
• Career Services and You
• Farmers' Market
• St. Cloud man's idea for improving water quality is a contest finalist
• Sauk Rapids police find car from St. Cloud chase
• Electronics stolen from St. Peter's church and school
• Burglar enters Cathedral High School by cutting window screen
• Burglar enters Cathedral High School by cutting window screen
• 80 vehicles stopped during traffic patrol on I-94
• 80 vehicles stopped during traffic patrol on I-94
• Laptop stolen from apartment while man slept
• Laptop stolen from apartment while man slept
• Tools stolen from southside garage
• Tools stolen from southside garage
• Singer to perform at St. Joe market
• Singer to perform at St. Joe market
• At least 9 area school districts to make pitch to voters for tax help
• SCSU to host Mainstreet event
• At least 9 area school districts to make pitch to voters for tax help
• SCSU to host Mainstreet event
• It's October fun in August at Pierz's Oktoberfest
• It's October fun in August at Pierz's Oktoberfest
• Census snapshots: More area unmarried couples living together
• Census snapshots: More area unmarried couples living together
• Bachmann: Everglades could be spot for drilling
• Man accidentally shoots himself, in fair condition
• Bachmann: Everglades could be spot for drilling
• Man accidentally shoots himself, in fair condition
• Fire causes $235,000 in damage to St. Cloud home
• Daily log
• Fire causes $235,000 in damage to St. Cloud home
• Daily log
• Today's death notices
• Man accidentally shoots himself in arm while cleaning gun
• DeSoto Drive house fire causes estimated $235,000 damage
• Police respond to southside break-in
• Senior menus
• Inspection: Piles near Sartell's Epic Center are not fully stabilized
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• Stearns County felony sentencings
• Lend a hand
• Church profile: Church of St. Michael preps for missal translation
• Along the Way: Mission to China sparks Clearwater native's passion
• Skaters vie for barge ride
• Class acts
• Car hits boy trying to cross the street on north side
• Daily log
• Preview of the week ahead
• Local meteorologist Weisman tracks weather's extremes
• Times exclusive: Will summer storms spark rising homeowner insurance rates?
• Bachmann claims about Medicare bogus, experts say
• Locals feel impact of Hurricane Irene
• Today's death notices
• Molitor steps up on Sartell council
• Solo practitioner Wenner serves Cold Spring patients
• Chinese delegation tours area soybean operations
• Widespread drunken driving patrol under way
• Art retreat planned for area women
• Morrison County receives dividend from trust
• Whitney track refinishing starts Tuesday
• Tell the Times your Sept. 11 recollections
• Guard unit prepares for Kuwait deployment
• Roomier Prince of Peace ready to open year
• West Metro traffic shift starts Monday
• Gay clergy question splits Presbyterians
• Daily log
• Bachmann says she won't rule out minimum wage changes
• How is Irene affecting you?
• Today's death notices
• Final group of 1st Brigade prepares to leave for Kuwait
• Lane closures tonight on Highway 24
• Today's birth announcements
• Zebra mussels found in 2 lakes near Alexandria
• Morrison County receives dividend from insurance group
• Refinishing work starts Tuesday on Whitney gym, track
• New Presbyterian group meeting in Bloomington opposes gay ordination
• Art retreat planned for women 50 and older
• West Metro traffic shift happens Monday
• Prince of Peace school opens new classrooms
• Chinese delegation visits Clearwater soybean farm
• Big drunken driving enforcement effort under way
• Voters (politely) vent their frustrations to lawmakers visiting the Minnesota State Fair
• Tobacco sales lead to 8 police citations
• 2 St. Cloud businesses cited for alcohol sales
• St. Cloud Technical & Community College accommodates students as they observe Ramadan
• West Metro traffic switch delayed
• Money to add reading support for Sauk Rapids-Rice students
• No injuries in car-train crash near Brooten
• Daily log
• Fergus Falls man dies in collision west of Upsala
• Hazardous waste collections scheduled for Stearns County
• Update: WCHA offers membership to 5 CCHA schools
• Today's death notices
• BMX racers vie for championships this weekend
• West Metro traffic switch delayed
• $250,000 from state will help Sauk Rapids-Rice students with reading
• Mainstreet 2011
• Come stroll down Mainstreet
• St. Cloud Pridefest 2011
• Fergus Falls man dies in collision with semi near Upsala
• Police cite 8 businesses for selling tobacco to underage buyers
• Police cite 2 businesses for selling alcohol to underage drinkers
• No injuries in car-train crash near Brooten
• Hazardous waste collections scheduled
• Bachmann brings presidential campaign back to South Carolina
• Labor Day: Economy weighs on travel forecast
• St. Cloud police investigate burglary
• Bail set at $2 million for St. Cloud man accused in rape/assault
• 10 years of healing: Local program offers free medical help to people in need
• Sept. 11 Anniversary: Many will offer their time, service
• West Metro traffic change delayed
• Sartell-St. Stephen open house highlights food
• Road work will close Kilian next week
• Sartell home is damaged by fire
• Ragweed levels high in St. Cloud
• Positions open on Sauk Rapids panel
• Pierz woman is new Princess Kay, will get her head carved in butter
• Police look into electronics theft from home on north side
• Burglars enter unlocked building, steal cash
• Daily log
• History 101: All aboard with Mayor Kleis
• Area legislators plan town-hall meeting
• Today's death notices
• Road work will close Kilian next week
• Getting to Minnesota State Fair will be harder
• Positions open on Sauk Rapids Planning Commission
• Bad day today for allergies
• Burglars enter unlocked building
• Electronics stolen from northside house
• West Metro Corridor traffic change delayed
• Fire damages Sartell home
• September Breakfast Club at Stearns History Museum
• New Shoe opens
• Grant to fund scholarships
• New university emerging
• University Celebration
• 1,700 without power in Central Minnesota
• Police: Man received laceration after being punched
• Parade, events keep Kimball pride alive
• 'No wake' debate: High water creates higher tensions
• Stearns County plans to pursue state grants for homes needing septic help
• Police seek information on southside burglary
• Holdingford man treated and released after Morrison County auto collision
• St. Cloud man in jail after southside assault
• St. Joseph police arrest 2 after report of burglary in progress
• Police: Man violated no-contact order
• Daily log
• St. Cloud group plans GLBT prom for area teens
• 1 in jail after southside assault
• Today's death notices
• Police: Man violated no-contact order
• 2-vehicle crash in Morrison County sends 1 to hospital
• Welcome Back students
• Grant to help prevent suicides
• Ramp closed while officers investigate stolen vehicle
• Keillor celebrates birthday with Avon shows, corn
• Local experts weigh in on downgrade's potential impact
• Sartell picks Molitor to fill Peterson's seat
• St. Cloud seeks federal reimbursement for storm damage
• Man arrested after woman reports choking
• Community reacts to insurers covering contraception, services
• Court rejects Big Lake woman's guilty plea withdrawal
• Part of County Road 134 to close for work
• Hazardous waste truck plans St. Joseph stop
• Southside residence burglarized Saturday
• Sartell puts $1,000 toward new air carrier
• Daily log
• Albany officer loses dismissal grievance
• St. Cloud council approves 3 board appointments
• St. Cloud seeks to decrease levy $1.5M
• Today's death announcements
• St. Cloud Council sets public hearings
• Wright County continues search for man missing in Mississippi River
• Sidewalk work closes some lanes of Stearns County Road 134
• Hazardous waste truck stops in St. Joseph Wednesday
• There will be 30 employers here to network with YOU!
• Shoemaker renovations
• Students return to campus
• Volunteer at the State Fair
• No smoking takes effect
• Community Garden Day
• New chancellor starts
• Successful Antique Treasures Roadshow at SHM
• Roundabout work starts Aug. 1
• STEM at the fair
• Husky Haulers
• Motorcyclist injured, driver ticketed in Highway 23 collision
• Expected heavy rain could cause flooding
• Long Prairie man crashes ATV while herding horses
• July outage shows Sauk Centre sirens lack backup
• Work on National Hockey Center back on track after shutdown's end
• Storm cleanup has ways to go
• St. Cloud school district debates when to ask voters about levy renewal
• State adds jobs, but unemployment rate is up
• Kimball City Council: 3 people will be interviewed for spot
• Paynesville man found dead in Rice Lake
• Police investigate southside burglary
• Area lawmakers relieved shutdown is over back to work
• Daily log
• Electronics, cash stolen from home
• Pleasant Lake joins list of no-wake lakes
• St. Cloud student services director plans departure
• Today's death notices
• Police investigate burglary on south side
• GOP senators aim to prevent future Minnesota shutdowns
• ISELF ready in 2013
• Leadership development program planned for those in transition
• Higher ed bill passes with 10.6% cut to MnSCU
• Lawmakers quickly vote on budget bills
• Sheriff orders no-wake boating on several popular area lakes
• Historical sites will reopen Saturday
• Today's death notices
• St. Cloud police investigate burglary
• Today's birth announcements
• Northstar rail service resumes
• Kids rec programs canceled
• Eight tubers safe after rescuers called to river
• St. Joseph council schedules Graceview assessments meeting
• Traffic restricted on 25th Avenue Thursday
• Proposal to delay school aid payments hits Stride Academy budget hard
• Update: Most power outages resolved
• Rally for Marriage Equality set for July 29
• Dayton calls special session for this afternoon to end shutdown
• St. Cloud girl, 4, drowns in Warner Lake
• Camping still on at Half-Way Jam
• Boy arrested after downtown knife threat
• Northstar commuter rail service postponed
• 3 budget bills down, 6 to go
• Judge turns down liquor vendors' request to make state issue permits, OKs weed upkeep
• Area sees unusually high dew point; soaring temps likely to linger
• Road reopens after culvert cave-in
• Contractor picked for St. Augusta ball field
• Weather takes toll on Sherburne fair turnout
• Delays expected as Northstar rail service resumes
• Train hits stalled vehicle in Green Prairie Township
• Iowa straw poll could jump-start or end campaigns
• 5 apply for Sartell replacement seat
• St. Augusta gets grant for radios
• Road closure near Crossroads Center is extended
• Brainerd man dies in paraglider crash in Clear Lake Township
• Daily log
• Minnesota budget talks continue
• Kimball moves forward on seat
• GREC charter school closes
• 'Music Man' starts this weekend in Sauk Rapids
• Convocation 2011
• Men's hockey situation
• Antique Treasures Roadshow
• Business for Usual for Stearns History Museum
• New academic structures
• SCSU is open
• SOTN Games reception
• Lemonade concert moved
• Motor pool changes
• Children's Literature Workshop
• SCSU to stay open
• 48 Hour Film Project
• MnSCU shutdown goals
• New tobacco policy
• Historic South Side Home Tour
• Wanted: Lemonade volunteers
• A hot, windy day forecast
• Heat could be cause of train derailment in Paynesville
• Pawlenty proposes three-tier income tax system
• Cold Spring ballpark gets fresh look
• Food-safety experts tout irradiation's value
• New York man accuses former abbot of abuse
• Council removes cap on St. Cloud liquor licenses
• Kleis sets town-hall meeting at Lake George
• Todd County investigates burglaries near Browerville
• Little Falls plans to resurface parking lot
• Wright seeks fair ambassadors
• Some lanes to close on Veterans Drive
• College, university honors
• Wright County ID's Clearwater man who died in crash
• SCTCC vice presidend to receive award for student affairs work
• Foley council to continue police protection talk
• Daily log
• GOP agrees to budget funding on schools, courts, public safety
• Microbiologics seeks public financing help
• Power restored in Waite Park
• Today's death announcements
• Today's birth announcements
• Judge will decide future of redistricting case
• Todd County investigates burglaries
• HR finalists named
• Shutdown website launches
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting at Lake George
• Wright County looking for fair ambassadors
• Little Falls parking lot resurfacing begins
• The Working White House Exhibit
• SCSU recognized for diversity efforts
• Wednesday, June 8 from 11:00 am - 6:00 pm is Student Appreciation Day and an open house at the Rasmussen College - St. Cloud Campus. Enjoy free food, have fun, and bring your friends and family. There will be inflatables for the kids, a rock climbing wal
• JCRC to honor Wildeson
• Gary Louris at the Paramount
• Lemonade 2011
• Networking key to job search
• Do you know someone who goes to Southeast Technical College? @Rasmussen now has an agreement with them to expand bachelor's degree offerings!
• Academic leadership changes
• Baseball team advances
• White House Children’s Garden Project
• Alawiye is the new Ed dean
• Celebrate National Police Week – A Day in the Life of Police Officers. Check out the 10 ways police spend their days protecting us. Repost this as your status if you have a special someone in your life that is a police officer.
• Luxembourg Immigrants CD Available at Stearns History Museum
• Trio to play Carnegie Hall
• Celebrate Hip Hop culture
• Redistricting is forum topic
• Survey dispels idea that cropland prices are soaring
• Stadium supporters look beyond road costs
• Woman injured when cars collide on Veterans Drive
• Goatropers owner accused of underreporting sales
• Median age on the rise for local cities, counties
• Bachmann plans to attend GOP event in Iowa
• Deadline looms for Sartell summer recreation registration
• Waite Park Chamber to meet at City Hall
• Kleis plans meeting today at airport
• Program helps retirees give back to community
• Area districts continue to look at ad revenues
• Minn. Senate approves statewide vote on gay marriage
• Iran delays US hikers' trial; families worry about their health
• Avon man requests retrial, reduction in abuse case
• Daily log
• Area K-8 honors
• Area teams win TV water ad contest
• NWS confirms St. Michael tornado
• Today's death notices
• Weather service confirms tornado touchdown near St. Michael
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting at airport
• Early registration deadline for Sartell activities is Friday
• Looking for ways to talk with your teachers effectively? Check out this week's Raise Your Hand vlog! #college #students
• Bachmann headed back to Iowa May 26
• Interim deans named
• Clinical Research deadlines
• Fulbright deadlines draw near
• RAS program deadlines
• Alumni at Target Field
• Elite learner off to D.C.
• Baseball free for employees
• Research Colloquium winners
• Bardonner earns award
• APA Heritage Month
• Garden planting day
• Faculty grant opportunities
• Benefit concert for homeless
• Holocaust survivors' story
• Looking for time management tips for #college students? @Rasmussen's Brooks Doherty has answers!
• American-Italian music concert
• May Breakfast Club Program at Stearns History Museum
• Tips for Avoiding Outdated Technology in Gadgets with @rastechdesign's Jacob Sorem: #technology #flip
• Chip music invades SCSU
• Research provost finalists
• Sexual assault prosecutor
• ROTC scholarships
• Student Research Colloquium
• UE & SSS provost finalists
• Prof earns book award
• More Children Needed for White House Garden Project at the Stearns History Museum
• WOW Sexuality as a Right
• Tax protest Monday
• Paynesville Area Historical Society Annual Meeting and Cannon Program
• MMF 2011
• Stu G performance
• Earth Day Run starts Friday
• Community collaboration
• Countdown to Commencement
• Associate Provost finalists
• Festival of cultures
• Student Research Colloquium
• Earth Day Run!
• Community 'Carnival Cruise'
• Student Employee of the Year
• WOW 'Feminist Role Models'
• Design guru to speak
• Information security conference
• Pow Wow Saturday
• Minnesota farmers reap big income gains in 2010; median nears $120,000
• Man flees deputies during drug investigation
• Lawmakers submit tax plan for Vikings stadium
• Man who stole DNR animal mounts in St. Paul is sentenced
• Sauk Rapids-Rice looks at levy issue
• Attorney doubts client's ability to stand trial
• Woman sentenced in son's beating death
• Foley-St. Cloud Highway 23 construction seen as a necessity
• Bachmann expected to draw large crowds in South Carolina
• Warrant issued for Otsego man after arson
• Suspect involved in Minneapolis police chase dies
• Man robbed at gunpoint while sitting in his car on south side
• St. Cloud man arrested after drugs discovered
• New electric barrier to target Asian carp
• Sauk Rapids couple Citizens of the Year
• Hosch to host town-hall meetings
• House approves deep health cuts
• Latino identity celebration planned in Cold Spring
• Fargo fights flood risks
• FSN, Charter reach agreement on Twins
• Benton to have Skywarn training
• Daily log
• Cleanup work on months-old resin spill is under way
• Anderson Avenue accessibility altered
• Bachmann would skip pay during shutdown
• 'Human error' alters Wis. election; 14,000 votes were not added to total
• 2 injured in 3-vehicle collision in St. Cloud
• FSN, Charter reach agreement on extra Twins games
• 2 injured in 3-vehicle collision in St. Cloud
• Today's death notices
• Sartell man arrested after drug investigation
• KVSC wins AP Awards
• Student Government elections
• Employees raise record funds
• Larger crowds expected for Bachmann visit to South Carolina
• Creative writing workshop
• Immigrant workers conference
• "Road Home" choir concert
• Speaker: Ending corporate rule
• 'High Heels, Lipstick and Sex'
• 'Celebrating Connection' event
• Swing to jazz performance
• 'The Road Home' concert
• 'Her Story - Her Song' concert
• 'Visual Sound' percussion
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• Drug, gang unit arrest two in cocaine sale investigation
• Email scam targets tax returns
• Clearwater man arrested after cocaine found
• Man arrested after arriving on train with marijuana
• Budget push continues with schools, crime bills
• Cleanup plan at site of October resin spill approved
• Bail set at $100K for Kimball man in assault
• Man arrested after south side assault
• Officials debate raising taxes for Vikings stadium
• Pay freeze, agency cuts clear Senate
• Youths needed for White House garden program
• No one hurt in southeast side apartment fire
• Police: Annandale fire death now a homicide probe
• St. Joseph Meat Market plans to expand
• Jeweler Bitzan shares details of Kilimanjaro climb
• In Little Falls, iPads will supplement curriculum
• Kimball, Royalton share in $500K grant for tech, math studies
• Duplex fire damage totals $30,000 on north side
• Driver program planned for teens, new license holders
• Domestic assault investigation leads to man's arrest
• Bachmann bill would defund health law
• Benton, Sherburne advance in health ranks; Stearns slips
• Senior Profile: Apollo senior likes politics, a good laugh
• Got royal wedding fever, knitting skills?
• Daily log
• Register for Star Alert
• Commencement Luncheon
• Chicana/Chicano Month
• Prof earns gerontology award
• Cultural critic to speak Tuesday
• White House Garden Comes to the Stearns History Museum
• April Breakfast Club - The Historic Landscape Of Southeast St. Cloud
• Education dean finalists
• Student Employee nominees
• Famous Dave's founder talk
• Alums: Emmy-nominated show
• Classes in session
• m.stcloudstate.edu is launched
• Classes start at 10 a.m.
• Register for Earth Day Run
• Voices Merging performance
• Volunteers pack supplies to ship to Guatemala
• Sauk Rapids will publish City Council minutes
• Rice man's bail set at $5K after officer punched
• Bail for Nisswa man is $100K on threat charge, others
• Holdingford, St. Cloud to decide school ad presence
• Signs of spring emerge, carry flood threat
• Stearns names interim services director
• Bonoff requests nondenominational prayers at Senate
• Minnesota senator brings Sunday liquor bill to panel
• Foundations raise less for MnSCU
• DeZurik buys Illinois company
• Sauk Rapids will continue publishing summaries
• Rice man's bail set at $5,000 after officer is punched
• Bail for Nisswa man set at $100,000 in threats case
• Double refunds prompt state tax agency do-over
• St. Cloud pastor's breach of Senate's ecumenical tradition causes stir
• Today's birth announcements
• Rice Chamber to host interchange meeting
• Stearns names interim human services director
• Today's death announcements
• Miller Center hosting Edible Book Festival
• MTV filmmaker to speak
• Sartell, Sauk Rapids seek outstanding citizens
• Council sets March 28 public hearings
• Damaged fire station will get sprinkler system
• Senate committee's plan cuts striking right
• Parking rules set to ease work on 25th Avenue
• St. Cloud Chamber hosts Capitol event with legislators
• Collegeville's syrup festivals tap traditions
• Analyst: After gaffes, Bachmann's credibility could be an issue
• St. Cloud council looks at pig ordinance, affirms policy
• Schools explore advertising as idea for extra revenue
• 2 air show performers injured in Texas crash-landing
• Spring weight limits begin Wednesday for Stearns, Benton, Sherburne roads
• Senators propose public workers contribute more to pensions
• OSB Triduum open to those interested in religious life
• Dayton casts GOP tax cuts as giveaway to rich
• Sartell, Sauk Rapids seek Citizen of the Year
• Epilepsy group adds drive-through site for donations
• Sessions teach artists how to evaluate impact
• Local pet expo to bring owners, vendors together
• Vikings stadium pits rural, urban districts
• Iran sets date for trial of American hikers
• Library board to vote on Web use policy
• MnSCU board to hear charity report
• Census data stirs Minnesota redistricting debate
• 3 sought in connection with assault
• Local patrol effort leads to citations, arrests
• Charitable giving down among MnSCU foundations
• New census numbers for Minnesota due this week
• 3 sought in connection with St. Cloud assault
• Advocate for blind Andy Virden hit, killed by vehicle in Waite Park
• In depth: Hazardous material sits near country club since October
• Accessing government e-mails is a public right - but it can take awhile
• Along The Way: Freeport man is award-winning wildlife artist
• 2 arrested after fight in downtown St. Cloud
• Revelers turn out for 4th annual St. Patrick's Day parade in Marty
• Police investigate assault in downtown St. Cloud parking lot
• Iraq, Afghanistan veterans have hard time finding jobs
• Bachmann flubs Revolutionary War history in NH stop
• Sauk Rapids City Council may not publish minutes in newspaper, may go online, or by mail
• 2 men arrested after fight in downtown St. Cloud
• St. Cloud police investigate downtown assault
• Crowds build for protest rally in Madison
• Bachmann: 'In for 2012' means defeating Obama
• Community leader Andy Virden killed in traffic incident
• Today's death notices
• Potter on Japan tragedy
• 2 area high school teams advance to national event
• Sauk Rapids Park Board meeting for Wednesday canceled
• St. Cloud man with 3 DWIs faces felony charge
• It's a family affair at Skating Club's 13th annual spring show
• ND Senate votes to force UND to drop Sioux name
• Area cities wary of spring flooding
• St. Cloud school district compiles list of possible cuts, revenues
• Locals ensure relatives' safety in Japan
• Expert: Sex offender still a threat
• Auditor's report: Most dangerous sex offenders don't get enough treatment
• Blowing snow expected tonight and Saturday morning across Central Minnesota
• Minnesota report: More treatment for sex offenders
• Sauk Rapids park board meeting canceled
• Sauk Rapids-Rice, Elk River teams compete in business event
• Today's death notices
• Alumni Awards April 14
• KVSC at the WCHA playoffs
• Hydrants found frozen during fire have been fixed
• Fischbach aims to ban cell procedure
• Civic Center expansion makes progress, awaits funding
• Negotiations on Minnesota nuclear power change ramp up
• Senate schedules hearing on Sunday liquor sales
• Sauk Rapids senior in 3rd state pageant
• St. Cloud woman worked for Libya's embassy
• St. John's Prep to offer advanced program
• Muslims in Minnesota worry about hearing's backlash
• GOP plans hit social services, agencies
• GOP's state budget plan hits agencies, social services
• Sartell development board plans to select officers
• Sartell City Council to hear department reports
• February thaw, refreeze caused hydrants to fail
• St. John's Prep joins International Baccalaureate program
• House Republicans hit agencies, social services in budget plan
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's death notices
• Waite Park Casey's hit twice by robber
• Guardianship offices reopen in St. Cloud
• Frozen hydrants hamper efforts to extinguish house fire; blaze destroys home
• Minnesota bill would restrict resale of tickets
• Marking the beginning of Lenten season
• Green Acres changes proposed; fix may eliminate differences in ways types of land are treated
• St. Cloud, Becker school districts ask state for finanical cushion
• Wisconsin Senate cuts union rights without Democrats present
• Jury rules Avon man must pay $10 million to niece he sexually assaulted
• Minnesota Muslims, Somalis watch terrorism hearing
• Judge lets Minnesota gay marriage ban stand
• Waite Park Casey's robbed again
• St. Cloud man arrested after baseball bat assault report
• University Lutheran to host GLBT seminar
• Water work closes street
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's death notices
• History Day to be held at St. Cloud State University
• Higher education institutions plan partnership meeting
• Knowledge Bowl starts subregional season
• Waite Park woman injured in wreck on Highway 15
• Survey: Child vaccination rate in state drops sharply
• St. Cloud man cited in 3-car collision
• Lawmakers target coal plant restrictions
• St. Cloud woman's photo boards become business
• Township elections: Your guide to Tuesday's races, meetings
• Township residents treasure freedoms of local governments
• Minnesota GOP rejects redistricting panel
• Overnight fire destroys St. Cloud home
• Fire destroys South Haven building
• Hutchinson Technology restructures, cuts work force
• St. Cloud police identify driver in Third Street crash
• Waite Park woman injured in 12th Street crash
• Knowledge Bowl heads into subregional season
• Mondale pushes new approach to Minnesota redistricting
• Crash on Third Street North puts man in critical condition
• Cyber safety event planned in Sauk Rapids
• Former Sauk Rapids City Hall demolished; Walgreens site plans submitted
• Apollo mock trial students will argue case based on famous Duluth murder
• Meth investigation leads to 1 arrest
• Bill co-sponsored by Sen. Pederson would trim MnSCU central office
• School districts examine budgets; shortfalls depend on Legislature action
• SCSU's Potter makes cooperation with city a priority
• St. Cloud eyes energy credits; hydroelectric facility's output could yield income
• Legislators consider banning abortion after 20 weeks
• Dayton to sign Minnesota teacher license bill into law
• 1 person injured in crash near Buffalo
• Old Sauk Rapids City Hall demolished
• Complying with Minnesota's buy-American law isn't easy
• 1 person critically injured in 3rd Street crash
• Monticello nuclear plant shut down for refueling
• Cathedral speech team places third in Sauk Centre meet
• Heart center seeks study participants
• Church uses Bible illustrations for Lenten lessons
• Beyond the Yellow Ribbon event planned in Little Falls
• Obama eyes use of US oil reserves
• Area cities get frugal facelifts through furniture swap
• Hard work on display at drumline show in Sauk Rapids
• Free colon test kits offered
• Sauk Rapids royalty sought
• City has paid $4.4M toward land for police headquarters
• Snow leads to 80 area car accidents
• Is state overpaying for low-income health care?
• Weisman says today's snowfall should stay around 1-2 inches
• Today's deaths
• Township elections: Your guide to Tuesday's races, meetings
• Todd sheriff warns of e-mail scams
• Times wins state awards for investigative series, editorial
• Small plane lands at St. Cloud Regional Airport on jammed gear
• It's football fun at Bennie Bowl as women turn out for inaugural competition
• Residents at local forum call Local Government Aid distribution uneven
• 4 neighborhoods part of Sartell-St. Stephen school district shift
• Job service centers in jeopardy, could lose their funding
• Club profile: For Reading Room Society, literacy still No. 1
• Along The Way: St. Cloud Tech teen wins dance team title
• Todd sheriff warns of e-mail scams
• Residents to lawmakers: LGA inequitable
• Today's death notices
• Times wins awards for public affairs reporting, commentary
• Bloodbath and Beyond? No worries, it's just the Bennie Bowl
• Small plane lands on jammed gear
• Event set for Sauk Rapids-Rice Middle School
• Part of 12th Avenue closed next week
• Police, local bank warn of phone scam
• Meth purchases lead to Freeport man's arrest
• Sauk Rapids man charged with 3 felonies in prank 911 calls case
• SCSU decision to scrap Homecoming draws mixed response
• In depth: Gottwalt's bill anticipates new health law
• Winter is one of snowiest on record
• Victim testifies to panel: Sex offender has not changed
• Duluth contest: Best business ideas score free storefronts in downtown
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting at SCSU Welcome Center
• Minnesota cities cope with declining revenue
• Undercover meth purchases lead to Freeport man's arrest
• Sauk Rapids-Rice plans event for future middle school students
• 12th Avenue closed next week
• Sauk Rapids man charged with terroristic threats in bogus 911 calls
• Musicians introduce Royalton to Baroque music
• Deputies arrest Little Falls man who they say was selling drugs
• SCSU extends option to retire; notices sent to more than 100 staff
• Sauk Rapids man arrested after prank 911 calls
• Wind turbine at VA delayed because 1 blade damaged
• St. Cloud State cancels Homecoming, will replace with events during the year
• Economist: Try to understand younger workers to narrow generation gap
• Minneapolis Fed chief predicts job growth, but at 'new normal'
• Sauk Rapids seeks input on wetlands
• 2 arrested after domestic assault in Le Sauk Township
• Sartell couple arrested after assault report
• Flood outlook changes little for Red River Valley
• Little Falls man jailed on suspicion of selling pills
• Major flood risk edges up in Minnesota
• Minneapolis Fed president defends bank's monetary policy at Winter Institute
• Dayton still weighing business permit bill
• Minnesota Senate rejects Dayton income-tax plan
• Rocori sets kindergarten registration
• Man arrested after prank 911 calls
• CentraCare offers free colon screening kits
• Legislators to lead property tax discussion
• St. Cloud's state of the city speech set for April 5
• Foley school, church burglarized
• 3 St. Cloud-area men involved in McLeod County crash
• Suit drive collects 300-plus items to help women looking for jobs
• St. Cloud area leads state in job gains
• Groups put Bachmann on defensive over bridge plan
• Driver in stabbing incident charged with 6 felonies
• Partnership, EDA move ahead with reorganization plans
• Stearns' environmental director to retire
• St. Cloud State University’s first newspaper on the Web
• 10,000th fan on Facebook
• St. Cloud prison gets new warden
• 'Avatar' designer, SCSU alum visits campus
• Steady progress: Clearwater firefighter recovers from I-94 accident
• Tarryl Clark to co-lead clean energy initiative
• CNN show elicits 11 new Wetterling tips
• Assault charges filed in Sunday stabbing incident
• Year later, discrimination probe still open at schools
• Bachmann, McCollum clash over bridge proposal
• Minnesota to release January jobless figures
• Sex offender from Paynesville pleads guilty; sentencing set
• DEA bans 5 synthetic marijuana chemicals
• Thieves take pool table from Cushing bar
• Bachmann opponent Clark to lead green-jobs effort
• TV show brings 11 tips in Wetterling abduction
• Hedican to lead St. Benedict sisters
• A year later, school discrimination probe continues
• St. Cloud prison gets new warden
• Today's birth announcements
• Rosemount military police officer dies in Afghanistan
• Sauk Centre man arrested after assault on bus
• Adapted skating program gives kids chance to glide
• 'Cougars' co-ed team mixes dodgeball, fun
• Minnesota alternative licensing bill may usher in younger teachers
• SCTCC will host bone marrow registration drive
• Police charge 3rd man in Waite Park armed robbery
• Council approves $385K in City Hall upgrades
• State deficit projection shrinks to $5B
• St. Cloud council OKs roundabout on University
• Minnesota deficit shrinks to just over $5 billion
• Sauk Centre man arrested after knife assault on bar bus
• Dayton pulls back income surtax as deficit shrinks
• Lehman pens slavery book
• Off-campus housing fair
• Protest in Madison goes into Monday with no arrests
• Truck incident on Pearl Lake prompts alert about thinning ice
• Order of St. Benedict picks new prioress
• Trainees take final 'exam' to make it on ski patrol team at Kimball's Powder Ridge
• Portable classrooms at Clearview up for approval on Tuesday
• SCSU reaches students in new (and old) ways
• Minnesota officials to update $6.2 billion deficit forecast
• Minnesota birth rate lowest in decades
• Moorhead asks for sandbag volunteers
• St. Cloud man jailed after what police call hit-and-run; Rice woman taken to hospital
• Police arrest St. Cloud man after collision
• Wisconsin to clear Capitol of protesters at 4 p.m.
• International student roundtable to discuss world media
• Tech speech takes team trophy at Dassel-Cokato tournament
• Club profile: Habit for Humanity aims to provide affordable homes
• Along The Way: Tech grad Zenzen is crew chief of Blackhawk helicopter
• Woman hurt in hit-and-run on south side
• Call to Action to discuss Re-Entry Project
• Paws-itive listeners: Event pairs youths with animals in reading event
• Stearns County saw drop in number of entrepreneurs, census data show
• City managers have 2 hometowns
• Pawlenty, Paul speak at tea party event
• Library system sees shortage of tax forms
• Holdingford man may see drug charge
• Police: St. Cloud man tries to flee before arrest on warrants
• Community members rank goals for area at event
• SCSU selects John 'Gino' Gasparini as athletic adviser
• Snowmobilers hurt in crash near Albany
• Opening of Dairy Queen on 25th Avenue signals spring is near
• Report: Military targeted Franken for 'brainwashing'
• Police seek robber in Casey's holdup in Waite Park
• Dayton talks jobs, education with Obama, Biden in D.C.
• 2 offenders flee supervision; one had lived in Sauk Rapids
• Influential businessman, St. Cloud advocate Holes dies at 84
• Merger of 3 Catholic schools delayed
• Two hurt in snowmobile crash near Albany
• Sartell kindergarten registration is next week
• Report says Franken target of military brainwashing tactics
• Police seek robber in Waite Park holdup
• Sauk Rapids man among fugitive sex offenders
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting at Whitney
• Catholic schools merger delayed
• Minnesota gets $1M grant for health insurance exchange
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's death notices
• Athletics advisor hired
• Leona Ellis is retired
• Non-trad female scholarships
• Give to University Campaign
• HP wins Best of Festival
• Rival robot squads share work space
• Young Delano speller nails 'enthusiasm,' now is hoping to get to D.C.
• Upsala's lone grocery store needs fix after snowstorm wrecks roof
• Xcel asks for more time so Becker's Sherco can meet new mercury-emission limits
• Services will be Monday for mother, daughters killed in car crash west of Little Falls
• SCSU athletics director Kurtz to resign next year, after 27 years at helm of department
• Hosch introducing bill to review HMO use of health funds
• Watchdog: Tax audits rile business owners
• The real story about tax breaks? Someone else must pay for them
• Library's High $5 fundraising campaign starts in March
• Milk truck slides into school bus, no one hurt
• Xcel wants extension on mercury emission limits
• Today's death notices
• 4 advance to state spelling bee from Central Minnesota competition
• Hosch to launch bill with tighter regulations for HMOs that serve state programs
• Weather spotter training set for March
• Funeral will be Monday for mother, daughters killed in crash
• Sartell does about-face, keeps $20,578 coalition membership
• Sartell backs off paperless plan
• Reception set for retiring Hennes
• Kennedy fifth-graders meet soldier pen pal
• Sartell seeks space solutions for elementary schools
• Rogers man hurt in semi crash in Rice
• St. Cloud police investigate robbery attempt
• Browerville woman admits to 3rd-degree murder
• Man carrying gun puts Lincoln in lockdown
• Mother, 2 daughters killed in crash near Little Falls
• Accident victim dies at St. Cloud Hospital
• Legislative panel delves into Dayton's public works bill
• New Vikings home? Maybe next door to Dome
• Two report attempted robbery
• Two men charged in January robbery, beating
• Eight health grants awarded to local businesses, schools
• Register today for military, veteran resource event
• Today's birth announcements
• Update: Mistake by man with gun permit briefly locks down Lincoln school
• Rogers man critically injured in Rice crash
• Today's death notices
• Tech speech team second in competition
• Browerville woman pleads guilty in Morrison County man's death
• Faculty grant proposals
• Panhellenic Council honored
• Tri-CAP braces for possible cuts
• Closings and delays
• At least 1 dead in crash near Little Falls
• St. Cloud man injured in crash near Mora
• Northside-Hester Park group to meet
• 4 Tech students advance at National speech tournament
• SCSU students freeze for charity
• Waite Park plans State of the City program
• Sartell council to host workshop on goals, finances
• State Patrol releases names of injured in Little Falls crash
• MSP returning to normal after major winter storm
• St. Cloud snow emergency begins at midnight
• Crash shuts down westbound I-94 at Highway 23
• Waite Park plans State of the City event
• 9 women compete to be Stearns dairy princess
• 'Cheeseburger bill' clears 1st Minnesota House panel
• I-94 opens after crash
• Today's birth announcements
• Four Tech speech team members place at national forensics competition
• Today's death notices
• Former Stearns lieutenant wants suit tossed
• Outage cuts power to 8,000; SCSU temporarily closes buildings
• St. Cloud man taken to hospital, may face property damage charges
• Cities, counties expect big expense for sign changes
• Storm snarls travel
• Weather cancellations
• Times delivery delayed in some areas; e-edition available
• Storm dumps 6 inches of snow on St. Cloud
• Northside-Hester Park group plans meeting
• Fair to focus on children's safety
• March Breakfast Club - Find Value in Your Gem Box House
• With St. Cloud power restored, Atwood to reopen at 5 p.m.
• Minnesota gets $25M for conservation, hunter education
• Storm moves into Minnesota
• Delta plane engine fails, forces emergency landing
• Storm cancels hundreds of flights at MSP
• Child safety health fair planned
• Panel to explore sustainability, books
• Church profile: Riverside broadens outreach, aims to draw families
• Along The Way: Near-death experiences inspire Kimball man's book
• St. Cloud man in jail after another man was stabbed
• Professional apparel drive helps women suit up
• No wimps at Polar Bear Plunge
• National Weather Service predicts heavy snowfall
• Pederson eyes environmental agency overlap with new bill
• Sauk Rapids-Rice school district ponders referendum
• Dubuque, Iowa, economic entity is model for St. Cloud
• In depth: Economic Partnership reboot has its critics
• Heavy snow forecast for Sunday
• Man injured with knife during fight
• Cancellations and postponements
• Comedies steal show in St. Cloud's first Film Fest
• 23 from Tech vie for speech titles at Harvard contest
• Boy hit by bus stable at hospital
• Grants aid technology in Benton County
• Rabbit numbers jump at Tri-County Humane Society
• House votes to block federal funds to Planned Parenthood
• Avon buys stalled development to jump-start lot sales
• Times exclusive: Individual school board members' expenses relatively low
• St. Cloud man faces charges of domestic assault
• Contract vote for city administrator/clerk in Richmond tabled
• 6 arrested after loud party on the south side
• Pawlenty has date with tea party summit
• Grants beef up technology in Benton County
• Boy hit by bus is stable today at hospital
• Contract vote for Richmond leader delayed
• House votes to block funds to Planned Parenthood
• City buys hobbled Avon Estates for $100,000
• Barcelo is keynote for SLI
• WOW "Multiple Identities"
• Avon man creates a 25-foot-tall snowman, er, snowperson
• Stearns museum seeks your momentos for display
• Injured St. Cloud woman cited in University crash
• Boy, 10, injured after being hit by school bus
• For stutterers, Oscar favorite 'King's Speech' stands out
• January Northstar rides grow 8% thanks to economic recovery, snow, gas prices
• Minnesota job openings up more than 30 percent in 4th quarter
• Minnesota House backs move toward more nuclear power
• Petters' attorney says mobster was behind fraud
• Man jailed after domestic assault
• Federal appeals court to hear Petters case
• A fee here, a fee there in Dayton's Minnesota budget
• Forecaster expects Minnesota flood risk to stay high
• Sustainable farming is topic of weekend conference
• Radon test supply runs out
• Police: Injuries to boy hit by bus not life-threatening
• Minnesota gets OK from feds on Medicaid expansion
• Northstar rider numbers jump in January
• Dense fog will last through morning
• Bachmann undecided about 2012 White House race
• UTVS spring schedule
• 8 arrested during drunken driving enforcement effort
• Experts to talk jobs at Winter Institute
• Students' cry in St. Paul: Stop tuition hikes
• Yellow ribbon returned to Sauk Rapids military mom
• Tanya Tucker to headline free block party this summer in St. Cloud
• Tech, Apollo students rehearse for 'Night of the Stars' fundraiser
• Rocori makes decision to stay with Central Lakes Conference
• 300 lbs. of pot seized in Sherburne County; 5 arrested
• Poll: Pawlenty gaining support in key state New Hampshire
• Cities look at local economic development, jobs at forum
• 75th Anniversary Invitation To Exhibit
• Sauk Rapids woman's stolen yellow ribbon reappears
• Waite Park closes skate rink
• Sherburne County makes sandbags available
• Poll shows Pawlenty gaining support in N.H.
• Sherburne County seizes 300 pounds of marijuana
• Tanya Tucker to headline summer block party
• Fischbach wants MnSCU tuition freeze, Pederson calls for faculty pay cut
• Today's death notices
• Rocori sticks with CLC
• Leaders gather to talk economic development
• SCSU opens trade office branch
• Area leaders offer reaction to budget bill
• Dayton's budget fix includes new top tax tier
• Dayton, Republicans take budget views on the road
• Stearns to talk to BNSF on Lake Wobegon Trail extension
• GREAT sees record audiences, $1M take in 2009-2010
• Counties help residents prepare for spring floods
• DOC won't lease from new Sauk Rapids City Hall
• Gottwalt's bill calls for state insurance exchange
• 8 arrested for drunken driving during weekend patrol
• Minnesota budget debate ratchets up with Dayton plan
• Eaters lined up for White Castle opening
• Little Falls Chamber annual meeting is Feb. 24
• Ramsey County to move forward with Vikings stadium talks
• Half of Dayton's deficit fix comes from taxes
• Trade office branch opens today at SCSU Welcome Center
• Farm Show opens next week at Civic Center
• County OKs negotiations with railroad for trail extension
• Department of Corrections bows out of Sauk Rapids city hall project
• Benton OKs contract for jail medical care
• Concessions, retail shop to open at skate plaza
• Crews clear way to rebuild MidCountry bank
• SCSU gets grant for UChoose
• Foam accident soaks aircraft at Guard facility
• DNR lays out vision for using tax proceeds for parks, trails
• Former Cold Spring man sentenced in sexual assault at SCSU
• Kennel OK'd by city leaders
• Council gives apartment unit the go ahead
• Blasts to accompany power line connections along I-94
• Hearing set on roundabout option
• Fire foam accident soaks National Guard helicopters
• St. Cloud council OK's appointments
• St. Cloud sets public hearing for roundabout plan
• St. Cloud restricts 13th Avenue parking
• Today's death notices
• Council approves plan for apartment building
• Commercial dog kennel gets green light
• Cold Spring man sentenced for sexual assault
• St. Cloud starts pothole hot line
• St. Cloud approves skate park concessions lease
• St. Cloud State dominates archaeology conference
• Cargill security chief to speak
• To Write Love on Her Arms
• Daily log
• Session to teach popular dances, offer health tips
• Mustache win KVSC trivia competition
• New owner reopening Earl's Bar as Sudz in Melrose
• Warm weekend weather pushes thaw
• LGBT couples celebrate their commitment
• GOP pledges to deepen Dayton's first cuts
• A perfect match: Sartell woman offers fiance her kidney
• Police investigating death in St. Cloud
• St. Cloud district asks public for budget insight
• Police investigate death of St. Cloud man found unresponsive outside
• Can students' snow project withstand Central Minnesota's spell of higher temps?
• Upsala woman hurt in vehicle accident
• Police: St. Cloud man jailed after assault
• 5 Pierz students face assault charges
• 2 taken to hospital after vehicle struck near Foley
• Derby on Pleasant Lake in Rockville gets families out on the ice together
• Paul wins GOP straw poll at CPAC
• Local couple honored for more than 70 years of marriage
• Area schools aim to boost breakfast nutrition
• Central Minnesotans turn to moonlighting
• SCSU considers recovery house
• Fishing derby's breakout event a success
• Today's death notices
• Upsala woman injured in Brockway Township crash
• St. Cloud man jailed after domestic assault
• Pierz students charged in hazing
• ...Ever after: Couple honored just months shy of 74th anniversary
• Ron Paul wins CPAC straw poll
• Hecker sentenced to 10 years
• Cold Spring Painting Pals pursue passion together
• Special meeting in Sauk Rapids to focus on City Hall
• Sartell council to review church plan
• Pawlenty criticizes Obama at conference
• Klobuchar backs cap on spending, tax code reform
• Rice man accused of sexual contact with minor
• Banaian's budgeting proposal advances in House
• Neighbors dismayed by plan to build apartments, not homes
• Former area teacher witnesses Cairo's revelry
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting at the library
• Minnesota collects 9% more than expected in January
• Klobuchar: Time for Congress to take on deficit
• Special meeting set on Sauk Rapids City Hall project
• Annandale teacher witness to Cairo's 'very jubilant celebration'
• Today's birth announcements
• Rice man accused of sexual contact with 15-year-old
• Today's death notices
• MIB accepts Polar challenge
• Astronomical Ideas talk
• WOW "Young Mothers"
• Employee website input
• Survey shows smoking rate down in Minnesota
• Proposed 'Emily's Law' would allow juveniles as young as 10 to be certified as adults in violent crimes
• Ramsey County wants a Vikings stadium
• Freeport man killed in Stearns rollover identified
• Pair arrested in St. Cloud assault
• Panel opts to replace Metrodome roof
• Police warn of Morrison mail thefts
• St. John's strives to infuse meals with local food
• Bachmann's CPAC address sets 2012 tone
• Sauk Rapids eyes Third Avenue improvements
• Gardening sessions scheduled
• Man, woman arrested after assaults
• Foreclosure sales increase 11 percent in Minnesota
• Bachmann delights conservative faithful
• Vote: New roof for 'Dome
• Dayton vetoes $900M in cuts from GOP Legislature
• Today's death notices
• Self-injury expert to speak
• Dayton asks for budget resolve without state shutdown
• Repair or replace Metrodome roof? Decision coming
• Senate vote set for $900M package of Minnesota budget cuts
• House panel votes to lift Minnesota ban on nuclear plants
• Freeport man dies in crash near Albany
• Are 2 Minnesotans too many for presidential race?
• State's AP test scores, enrollment improve
• CSB exhibit examines the scope of waste
• St. Cloud man charged in fake bomb threat
• Downtown Radisson gets upgrades, new name
• State of the State focus will be jobs
• Camp Ripley soldiers head to Iraq
• St. Cloud man charged with making bomb threat
• Republicans say Dayton, state should focus on jobs
• 2 Minnesotans too many for 2012 presidential race?
• Minnesota Advanced Placement results continue to improve
• Renovation transforms Radisson into luxury-boutique hotel
• Driver dies in Stearns County accident
• Environmentalist to speak
• Appeals court upholds man's theft conviction
• Court upholds robbery sentence
• Sherburne adopts social host rule
• Central Minnesota under wind chill advisory
• Area Sudanese excited about vote result
• Event at SCSU mixes math, fun
• Special court targets domestic abuse finding a better alternative
• Some Times deliveries delayed
• Grant could improve distance learning
• Man, boy charged in Nov. cattle thefts
• WOW Racial Justice
• Juvenile justice conversation
• Families' Husky Hotline
• Woman from area stays in Egypt during upheaval
• Police hope to customize crime-free rental housing program
• Benton residents hear roundabout plans for US Highway 10 area
• Photo ID requirement for voters before legislative panel
• Bipartisan tune hits a flat note at Minnesota Capitol
• Bachmann's staff schedule meetings in Sartell, Foley, Becker
• Super Bowl halftime costumes designed by former local dance instructor
• Police release photos of Sauk Rapids Holiday break-in
• Suspect arrested on sex assault charges
• Sartell-St. Stephen wants public input on district's goals
• Super Bowl halftime costumes designed by former local dance instructor
• Police release photos of Sauk Rapids Holiday break-in
• Suspect arrested on sex assault charges
• Art show puts veterans' works on display, encourages healing
• Sartell-St. Stephen wants public input on district's goals
• Woman from area stays in Egypt during upheaval
• Local police group targets broader issues
• Police hope to customize crime-free rental housing program
• Benton residents hear roundabout plans for US Highway 10 area
• Photo ID requirement for voters before legislative panel
• Bachmann's staff schedules office hours
• Banaian plans town-hall meetings
• Waite Avenue closed to traffic next week
• Pawlenty touts evangelical background
• Waite Park police arrest St. Cloud man after assault report
• Tech brings home speech awards; coach honored
• Today's death notices
• Deputies wound armed man near Garfield
• 5 bid to air Dayton radio show in Minnesota
• Drivers cited, warned in St. Cloud enforcement
• Pawlenty opens conservative series in Iowa
• Sauk Rapids police release burglary photos
• Wind chill advisory covers Central Minnesota
• Bachmann's staff schedules office hours
• Banaian plans town-hall meetings
• Waite Avenue closed to traffic next week
• Pawlenty touts evangelical background
• Waite Park police arrest St. Cloud man after assault report
• Tech brings home speech awards; coach honored
• Today's death notices
• 'Avatar' designer to speak
• Apollo sets Class of 2015 parents night
• CSB exhibit looks at global oppression
• Apollo basketball game to honor veterans
• Iran opens trial of 3 Americans on spy charges
• Law enforcement adapts as Somali gangs evolve
• HIV testing offered at Minneapolis clinic
• Area farm share sign-ups begin
• Leaders strategize on warning of potential local flooding
• Law enforcement adapts as Somali gangs evolve
• Waite Park Goodwill receives vibrant new look
• HIV testing offered at Minneapolis clinic
• Area farm share sign-ups begin
• Leaders strategize on warning of potential local flooding
• Cities try to balance safety, cost, staffing when making snow-removal decisions
• Apollo sets Class of 2015 parents night
• CSB exhibit looks at global oppression
• Apollo basketball game to honor veterans
• Iran opens trial of 3 Americans on spy charges
• Tunnel of Opression exhibit opens at CSB
• Apollo basketball game will honor veterans
• Apollo sets Class of 2015 parents night
• Today's death announcements
• Tunnel of Opression exhibit opens at CSB
• Apollo basketball game will honor veterans
• Apollo sets Class of 2015 parents night
• Today's death announcements
• 'Smallest Freedom Fighter' to speak at SCSU for Black History Month
• St. Cloud school district combines logos, creates new one
• Winter celebrated at Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge
• Sherburne County considers social host law to crack down on underage drinking
• 'Cheeseburger bill' debate gets reheated in Legislature
• Business owners eager for new take from state leaders on job growth
• Along The Way: Sauk Rapids father-daughter duo plunge into freezing water for Special Olympics
• Event celebrates Prince of Peace school's history
• 'Smallest Freedom Fighter' to speak at SCSU for Black History Month
• St. Cloud school district combines logos, creates new one
• Sherburne County considers social host law to crack down on underage drinking
• 'Cheeseburger bill' debate gets reheated in Legislature
• Business owners eager for new take from state leaders on job growth
• DWI patrols stepped up over Super Bowl weekend
• 2 women hurt in dogsled accident
• Today's death notices
• DWI patrols stepped up over Super Bowl weekend
• 2 women hurt in dogsled accident
• Today's death notices
• Metro Bus finalizes Sartell route changes
• Snowmobilers draw resident complaints in Little Falls area
• Reward offered in 2009 ATM theft in Browerville
• It's calm before 2012 campaign for Klobuchar
• Stearns offices receive bomb threat; nothing found
• Closed Loso's to be co-op in St. Joseph
• Offender accused of sex crime, break-in
• Bachmann shelves proposal to cut veterans' benefits
• Offender accused of sex crime, break-in
• Bachmann shelves proposal to cut veterans' benefits
• St. Joseph Commission, EDA gain new members
• Snowmobilers draw resident complaints in Little Falls area
• Reward offered in 2009 ATM theft in Browerville
• It's calm before 2012 campaign for Klobuchar
• Stearns offices receive bomb threat; nothing found
• Artist in residence at Sartell school uses music, dance to inspire students
• Closed Loso's to be co-op in St. Joseph
• St. Cloud school district, Dayton outline priorities for education
• Reward offered in 2009 ATM theft
• Today's birth announcements
• St. Joseph adds commission, EDA members
• Morrison sheriff: Keep uninvited snowmobiles off private land
• Bachmann pulls back suggestion to cut veterans benefits
• Child sustains minor injuries in St. Cloud traffic accident
• Reward offered in 2009 ATM theft
• Today's birth announcements
• St. Joseph adds commission, EDA members
• Morrison sheriff: Keep uninvited snowmobiles off private land
• 'Smallest Freedom Fighter' to keynote SCSU Black History Month
• Reorganization complicates city hire for economic development director
• College students may apply for city advisory board
• Water testing kits headed to some rural mailboxes
• U opens think tank on Islamic law
• Session slated Sunday on genetically modified food
• Dayton says he plans to increase school funding
• Town hall meeting with Kleis set for 4 p.m. Monday
• Bomb threat to Stearns offices causes little disruption
• Swanville man accused of break-in, sex crime
• Dayton says he plans to increase school funding
• Town hall meeting with Kleis set for 4 p.m. Monday
• Bomb threat to Stearns offices causes little disruption
• Reorganization complicates city hire for economic development director
• College students may apply for city advisory board
• Swanville man accused of break-in, sex crime
• Water testing kits headed to some rural mailboxes
• 'Smallest Freedom Fighter' to keynote SCSU Black History Month
• U opens think tank on Islamic law
• Session slated Sunday on genetically modified food
• Who will be "Top Dog"
• Winter Institute
• Family Day Camp at Stearns History Museum
• Backer: Sunday liquor sales could shrink budget gap
• Rural air subsidies test congressional resolve to cut spending
• St. Cloud man arrested in Clear Lake burglary investigation
• Today's birth announcements
• Senate takes $930M whack at state budget shortfall
• Bachmann's suggested budget cuts rile veterans
• Direction of area's economic development process in flux
• Today's death notices
• Richmond chooses interim as next administrator/clerk
• St. Cloud man arrested in Clear Lake burglary investigation
• Today's birth announcements
• Senate takes $930M whack at state budget shortfall
• Bachmann's suggested budget cuts rile veterans
• Direction of area's economic development process in flux
• Today's death notices
• Richmond chooses interim as next administrator/clerk
• Bomb threat forces Brainerd YMCA evacuation
• Backer: Sunday liquor sales could shrink budget gap
• Rural air subsidies test congressional resolve to cut spending
• Retailers report surprisingly solid January sales, Target misses
• Propane tanker rolls in western Stearns County
• Dems in Senate outspend GOP in last election
• Report: Snowmobiler flees, hits fence; Stearns deputies pursue, arrest driver
• Benton sheriff: 2 killed in crash after car slams minivan
• MnSCU selects Rosenstone as chancellor-elect
• St. Cloud school board reduces listening sessions
• Senate takes step toward new nuclear power
• Computer glitch delays tax refunds for thousands
• Bomb threat forces Brainerd YMCA evacuation
• Fleeing snowmobiler arrested after hitting wire fence
• Propane tanker rolls in western Stearns
• Sheriff names two people killed in Tuesday crash
• Hilton launches its first new hotel brand in 20 years
• Melrose reschedules zoning meeting
• MnSCU picks Rosenstone as chancellor-elect
• Pro- and anti-government supporters clash in Cairo
• PleasureLand announces new Brainerd, Willmar locations
• Lawmakers aim to repeal changes to Green Acres
• Blast levels shed near Sauk Centre
• Sartell council picks Cordie to fill seat
• Stearns settles privacy lawsuit
• Area under wind chill warning
• Open house set for women veterans
• Let's hope the rodent is right
• U.S. begins evacuating government staff, families from Egypt
• Man dies after fall through pole barn roof in rural Little Falls
• St. Cloud hosts clean energy conference this week
• Retirement could mean restructuring in Stearns
• PleasureLand announces new Brainerd, Willmar locations
• Wind chill warning until noon Wednesday
• Egypt's Mubarak says won't run for new term
• Yiran remembered as an artist with talent for influencing people
• Stearns OKs $15,000 settlement in data practices case
• January snow more than past five Januarys - combined
• Legislators call for Green Acres changes
• St. Paul semi driver injured in crash near Albany
• St. Cloud EDA will meet Thursday
• Sauk Rapids HRA cancels Tuesday meeting
• One dead in collision near Rockford
• One injured in I-94 crash near St. Michael
• St. Cloud police look for south side burglar
• Sartell conference addresses heart disease in women
• Today's birth announcements
• Passenger hurt, driver cited in St. Cloud accident
• Highway 15 collision injures 14-year-old
• Get in the "Loop"
• Did you hear the one about...
• Chancellor search
• MyHealth Services
• Black History Month
• St. Cloud woman accused of violating no-contact order
• Sartell man dies after snowmobiles collide
• Report: Man used knife during threat
• Minneapolis man in jail after disrupted break-in
• CSB/SJU to push sustainability movement with 'RecycleMania'
• Watchdog: Stearns Sgt. Meemken paid $84,637 so far while on leave
• Sauk Rapids-Rice district to change specialist plan to help pay for full-time kindergarten
• St. Cloud's snow total may hit 5 inches by tonight
• Moore resigns from regional development group
• Sauk Rapids kindergarten session set for Thursday
• Minneapolis suspect arrested in attempted break-in
• St. Cloud woman arrested after no-contact order incident
• Winter storm warning posted for St. Cloud area
• Sartell man dies in snowmobile collision on lake
• St. Cloud man arrested after neighbor reports assault
• Tech speech team earns 3 champion trophies
• Today's death announcements
• Luxembourg ambassador tours area, learns about heritage of natives
• Recession can mean surprises on tax bills
• 6th District boundaries ripe for change
• Information sought in fish house burglary on Osakis Lake
• Sartell Hardee's to open on Monday
• Students compete in chess tournament; 75 in competition from Central Minnesota
• St. Cloud man taken to jail after dispute
• Along The Way: Triplets expand vast family tree
• Vermillion to receive award
• Oertelt remembered
• House group approves new ways to license teachers
• Mankato man faces charges in khat found in package at Buffalo Post Office
• Burglaries reported in Sauk Lake fish houses
• 25 years after Challenger tragedy, local classrooms see benefits from space education
• Sauk Rapids woman offered ribbon replicas
• Officials: Potential for serious floods in Minnesota
• Profanity mistakenly included on St. Cloud's promotional DVD
• House passes $1 billion in state budget cuts
• Staples man arrested after marijuana found in search
• House group approves new ways to license teachers
• Profanity mistakenly included on St. Cloud's promotional DVD
• Burglaries reported in Sauk Lake fish houses
• Mankato man faces charges in khat found in package at Buffalo Post Office
• Sauk Rapids woman offered ribbon replicas
• Officials: Potential for serious floods in Minnesota
• Pawlenty promotes 'Courage to Stand' at St. Cloud stop
• Fall alters life of longtime Rocori teacher, coach
• 25 years after Challenger tragedy, local classrooms see benefits from space education
• House passes $1 billion in state budget cuts
• Breakfast Club Program: The Making Of Minnesota
• Voter ID needed? Debate resumes at Minnesota Capitol
• Today's deaths
• Teacher licensing plan moves through state House
• Dayton opposes move to repeal Minnesota gun permit process
• Man arrested after khat shows up at Buffalo post office
• Replacements in the works for stolen yellow ribbon
• Daily log
• City recalls DVD that contains profanity
• Minn. House passes first wave of budget cuts
• Grill grand opening
• 3 face charges after shot fired into St. Cloud apartment
• Lawmaker's idea: End sales tax exemptions
• Deficit bill with fewer immediate cuts advances
• Klobuchar's hotdish tops congressional cookoff
• Man accused in office assault arrested
• Ribbon to honor soldiers missing from Sauk Rapids yard
• SCSU expects fewer layoffs, rescinds 21 notices
• Minnesota bill would put more sex offenders online
• Fish house burglaries reported on Sauk Lake
• 1st big vote on 1st wave of Minnesota budget cuts
• Ribbon to honor soldiers missing from Sauk Rapids yard
• Holocaust film's message: Never forget
• SCSU expects fewer layoffs, rescinds 21 notices
• Rocori progresses on school addition, expansion
• Minnesota bill would put more sex offenders online
• Fish house burglaries reported on Sauk Lake
• 1st big vote on 1st wave of Minnesota budget cuts
• Bachmann's State of the Union response raises her profile
• Klobuchar's hotdish tops congressional cookoff
• Man accused in office assault arrested
• Today's death notices
• Women of color event moved to Sunday
• Meeting planned about Golden Spike Road improvements
• Preschool fair set for Tuesday
• Free immunization clinics set in St. Cloud, Melrose
• Man arrested after someone walks into office, hits worker
• Today's birth announcements
• Yellow ribbon for returning soldier missing from Sauk Rapids yard
• Three charged in gunshot incident
• St. Cloud State recalls 21 layoff notices
• Women of color event moved to Sunday
• Meeting planned about Golden Spike Road improvements
• Preschool fair set for Tuesday
• Free immunization clinics set in St. Cloud, Melrose
• Man arrested after someone walks into office, hits worker
• Today's birth announcements
• Yellow ribbon for returning soldier missing from Sauk Rapids yard
• Three charged in gunshot incident
• St. Cloud State recalls 21 layoff notices
• Snowkiting at Mille Lacs
• St. Cloud area jobless rate up slightly to 6.8%
• Swimming pool at Sauk Rapids-Rice to close temporarily
• Anoka might take over Stearns deputy case
• Republicans ramp up push for photo ID at Minnesota polls
• Salvation Army's donations drop
• 3 arrested after report of gunshot at apartment building
• Sartell council to consider 5 candidates for open seat
• Area man dies in collision
• Stearns County limits traffic on damaged bridge
• 3 arrested after report of gunshot at apartment building
• King sees rewards at club for kids
• Sartell council to consider 5 candidates for open seat
• Area man dies in collision
• Stearns County limits traffic on damaged bridge
• St. Cloud area jobless rate up slightly to 6.8%
• Swimming pool at Sauk Rapids-Rice to close temporarily
• Anoka might take over Stearns deputy case
• Bachmann rips Obama's speech to the nation
• Republicans ramp up push for photo ID at Minnesota polls
• Five to be interviewed for Sartell council vacancy
• US airlines make money again by flying less
• St. Cloud jobless rate up to 6.8%
• Sartell grad part of local Army Field Band show
• Election tangles case against Stearns deputy
• St. Cloud man dies in collision with semitrailer
• Official: Obama to call for 5-year spending freeze
• Stearns County limits traffic on damaged bridge near Belgrade
• 17 stopped in special enforcement on Cooper
• Today's death notices
• Minor injuries reported after Todd County rollover
• Salvation Army's holiday donations drop
• St. Cloud man dies in collision with semitrailer
• Five to be interviewed for Sartell council vacancy
• St. Cloud jobless rate up to 6.8%
• Sartell grad part of local Army Field Band show
• Election tangles case against Stearns deputy
• 17 stopped in special enforcement on Cooper
• Today's death notices
• Stearns County limits traffic on damaged bridge near Belgrade
• Online professors recognized
• St. Cloud approves city appointments
• Bachmann, GOP threaten Dayton on Medicaid coverage
• Waite Park sewer rates will double for 1st quarter
• St. Cloud-area home sales up slightly
• Boehner not shaken by Bachmann's plan to rebut Obama's talk
• Bill undoing Minnesota nuclear ban gets Senate hearing
• Firm to help find EDA director
• Minnesota Senate committee takes up teacher pay freeze
• Sartell approves farmers market
• No one injured when gun fired in apartment
• St. Cloud City Council votes to revisit dog kennel project
• Bachmann, GOP threaten Dayton on Medicaid coverage
• Waite Park sewer rates will double for 1st quarter
• St. Cloud-area home sales up slightly
• Boehner not shaken by Bachmann's plan to rebut Obama's talk
• Bill undoing Minnesota nuclear ban gets Senate hearing
• Minnesota Senate committee takes up teacher pay freeze
• Sartell approves farmers market
• St. Cloud City Council votes to revisit dog kennel project
• New Chain of Lakes fire district moves forward
• Holocaust documentary
• Big Lake man arrested after chase
• Today's death announcements
• Winterfest plans set at refuge
• 2,400 Minnesota Guard members will go to Iraq, Kuwait
• Big Lake man arrested after chase
• Today's death announcements
• Winterfest plans set at refuge
• 2,400 Minnesota Guard members will go to Iraq, Kuwait
• Experts: Employment picking up in some areas
• Speaker to visit St. Cloud area, discuss diversity and leadership
• Cathedral to launch new master plan
• Club profile: Little Falls group works to enhance area parks
• Times exclusive: Community sewers hit snags
• Contest asks teens to address driving with commercial
• Fire starts in semi parked in St. Cloud
• St. Joseph Park Board discusses keeping trails clear
• N.D. man arrested after assault report
• Along The Way: Princeton man is young farmer of the year
• Experts: Employment picking up in some areas
• Cathedral to launch new master plan
• Times exclusive: Community sewers hit snags
• Fire starts in semi parked in St. Cloud
• Club profile: Little Falls group works to enhance area parks
• Contest asks teens to address driving with commercial
• St. Joseph Park Board discusses keeping trails clear
• N.D. man arrested after assault report
• Along The Way: Princeton man is young farmer of the year
• Beer enthusiasts pack Civic Center
• Man arrested after woman assaulted in hotel
• Bachmann, abortion opponents to march at Minnesota Capitol
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's death notices
• Beer expo brews up frenzy of interest
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's death notices
• Beer expo brews up frenzy of interest
• Judge: Keep twice-convicted sex offender in custody
• Minneapolis man in Sherburne jail after knife assault report
• Bachmann: Iowa visit encourages presidential run in '12
• Watchdog: Potential state budget cuts get attention
• St. Cloud man arrested after girlfriend assaulted
• St. Cloud teen wins photography award
• Judge: Keep twice-convicted sex offender in custody
• Minneapolis man in Sherburne jail after knife assault report
• Brrrrr! Area sees coldest air mass of year
• Bachmann: Iowa visit encourages presidential run in '12
• Watchdog: Potential state budget cuts get attention
• 'Diverging diamond' planned to relieve Minnesota Highway 15
• State finds 1st probable CWD case in wild deer
• Man arrested after woman assaulted in hotel
• Kleis plans Tuesday town hall at YMCA
• St. Cloud man arrested after girlfriend assaulted
• St. Cloud teen wins photography award
• Bachmann, abortion opponents to march at Minnesota Capitol
• Overnight low hits -29
• Bachmann brings tea party message to Iowa
• Kleis plans Tuesday town hall at YMCA
• Man jailed after cab driver arrested
• Sex offender due for release could be committed
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• Bachmann 'encouraged' about presidential aspirations after Iowa visit
• Bachmann brings tea party message to Iowa
• Kleis plans Tuesday town hall at YMCA
• Man jailed after cab driver arrested
• Today's death notices
• Guest artist to speak
• Report: Legacy fund gets passing grade
• Dayton delivers a caution to GOP
• Man arrested after girlfriend assaulted
• Wind chill advisory extended until noon
• School delays
• Thelen Advertising to change hands
• Clearwater man enters plea in stabbing
• Dome repair could take 5-6 months
• St. Cloud woman ponders 2 plea offers
• Portable classrooms considered for Clearview growth
• SCSU students seek ways to link growing community garden
• St. Cloud jobless numbers tick up
• Clearwater man enters plea in stabbing
• St. Cloud woman ponders 2 plea offers
• Portable classrooms considered for Clearview growth
• St. Cloud police keep busy as calls fall 5%
• Report: Legacy fund gets passing grade
• Dayton delivers a caution to GOP
• Man arrested after girlfriend assaulted
• Wind chill advisory extended until noon
• 4 Central Minnesota teachers nominated for Teacher of the Year
• Waite Park schedules warming house hours
• NSIC expanding to 16 schools
• Man who stabbed two others enters Alford plea
• Thelens to sell namesake ad agency
• Accused mother competent for trial, ponders plea offers
• Wind chill advisory warns of possible 40-below overnight
• Metrodome roof replacement could take 5-6 months
• Today's death notices
• Dayton: Medicaid expansion will be ready March 1
• Accused mother competent for trial, ponders plea offers
• Wind chill advisory warns of possible 40-below overnight
• Today's death notices
• St. Cloud employment lags behind rest of Minnesota
• Dayton to give his 1st State of the State speech
• Sauk Rapids area planning meetings canceled
• Dayton: Medicaid expansion will be ready March 1
• 4 Central Minnesota teachers nominated for Teacher of the Year
• Waite Park schedules warming house hours
• Man who stabbed two others enters Alford plea
• Gottwalt's health care plan clears hurdle
• Twins bring back Pavano for 2 years, $16.5M
• Policies over too-cold school recess vary across nation
• Library board delays action on Internet policy
• Bachmann vows to achieve health care repeal
• $17.5M interchange planned for Highway 15
• St. Cloud man faces sex abuse charges in court
• Gottwalt's health care plan clears hurdle
• Advisory promises frigid weather in Central Minnesota
• Fewer preventable errors recorded at St. Cloud Hospital
• Bachmann vows to achieve health care repeal
• $17.5M interchange planned for Highway 15
• St. Cloud man faces sex abuse charges in court
• Better Business Bureau opens St. Cloud office
• Advisory promises frigid weather in Central Minnesota
• Fewer preventable errors recorded at St. Cloud Hospital
• GOP wants to cut 5,000 state jobs
• Contest asks teens to address distracted driving
• Dangerous wind chills, blowing snow forecast
• New interchange planned for Highway 15 intersection
• St. Cloud man in court on sex abuse charges
• Cold blast brings weather advisory
• Bachmann 'will not stop' until health act is repealed
• Today's death notices
• Library board delays action
• Panel hears bill to cut Minnesota state payroll
• Better Business Bureau to open St. Cloud office
• New interchange planned for Highway 15 intersection
• St. Cloud man in court on sex abuse charges
• Cold blast brings weather advisory
• Bachmann 'will not stop' until health act is repealed
• Today's death notices
• Panel hears bill to cut Minnesota state payroll
• Better Business Bureau to open St. Cloud office
• 3 arrested after liquor store burglary
• Report: More space, beds needed for sex offender program
• Panel offers Partnership ideas to grab, retain businesses
• 5 could face charges in drug investigation
• 5 could face charges in drug investigation
• Court upholds decision to enhance sex offender's sentence
• GOP fix for state budget has familiar ring
• St. Cloud man jailed, accused of probation violation
• GOP, White House spar over health care
• Al Franken remarks on education, civility in media
• State could turn to private insurance to stabilize MinnesotaCare
• Court upholds decision to enhance sex offender's sentence
• GOP fix for state budget has familiar ring
• St. Cloud man jailed, accused of probation violation
• GOP, White House spar over health care
• 3 people hurt in Waite Park collision
• Report: More space, beds needed for sex offender program
• Panel offers Partnership ideas to grab, retain businesses
• Education testing methods next examination, Franken says
• Petters clawback hearing big draw
• Federal appeals court to hear Petters case Feb. 17
• 3 people hurt in Waite Park collision
• St. Cloud man arrested after fleeing deputies
• Minnesota GOP's phase 1 budget fix has familiar ring
• Appeals court upholds sex offender's sentence
• Petters clawback hearing big draw
• Police arrest St. Cloud man who skipped court appearance
• Federal appeals court to hear Petters case Feb. 17
• 5 arrested after searches in Sherburne drug case
• 3 people hurt in Waite Park collision
• Children's ski event set at St. Cloud's Riverside Park
• St. Cloud man arrested after fleeing deputies
• Education testing methods next examination, Franken says
• Minnesota GOP's phase 1 budget fix has familiar ring
• Appeals court upholds sex offender's sentence
• Police arrest St. Cloud man who skipped court appearance
• 5 arrested after searches in Sherburne drug case
• Children's ski event set at St. Cloud's Riverside Park
• SYMBOL documentary
• Daily log
• Woman injured in snowmobile crash on Maple Lake
• Paintball vandals hit homes in Becker
• Environmental groups sue over loan to Iron Range mining company
• Sartell SummerFest looks for volunteers
• Commissioner: St. Cloud Regional Human Rights office is model
• GOP plans to lay out 1st part of Minnesota budget fix
• 3 arrested after Flensburg liquor store burglary
• Woman injured in snowmobile crash on Maple Lake
• Snow excites Central Minnesota nordic skiers
• Owners separate business, school board duties to prevent conflicts of interest
• New Minnesota agriculture chief anticipates smooth transition
• Deadline set for Sartell council seat applications
• Paintball vandals hit homes in Becker
• Sartell SummerFest looks for volunteers
• Commissioner: St. Cloud Regional Human Rights office is model
• GOP plans to lay out 1st part of Minnesota budget fix
• New Minnesota agriculture chief anticipates smooth transition
• 3 arrested after Flensburg liquor store burglary
• Deadline set for Sartell council seat applications
• Paintball vandals damage homes in Becker
• Deadline for open Sartell City Council seat is Wednesday
• Hymnfest set for Sunday at St. John's
• Commissioner: St. Cloud human rights office is model for other cities
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's death notices
• Favre again files for retirement with NFL
• Paintball vandals damage homes in Becker
• Deadline for open Sartell City Council seat is Wednesday
• Hymnfest set for Sunday at St. John's
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's death notices
• St. John's Prep plans info night
• Sauk Rapids woman hurt in collision
• 4 senators, including Klobuchar, seek end to prisoners' bogus tax refunds
• Social media brightens Bachmann's star
• Woman injured in Todd County snowmobile crash
• Cold Spring Friends of Library is collecting materials
• 2 open houses set for online courses
• St. John's Prep plans info night
• Service-learning fair is at Atwood
• Sauk Rapids woman hurt in collision
• NAACP speaker issues challenge
• 4 senators, including Klobuchar, seek end to prisoners' bogus tax refunds
• New Red Cross director loves region's passion
• Pawlenty opposes raising debt limit
• Social media brightens Bachmann's star
• Patrol: Roads were icy in Maple Grove fatal crash
• Woman injured in Todd County snowmobile crash
• Cold Spring Friends of Library is collecting materials
• 2 open houses set for online courses
• St. John's Prep plans information, application night
• Volunteer, service-learning fair set for Wednesday
• Today's death announcements
• St. John's Prep plans information, application night
• Volunteer, service-learning fair set for Wednesday
• Today's death announcements
• Pawlenty opposes raising federal debt ceiling
• St. John's Prep team wins Knowledge meet
• Preview of the week ahead
• Applications for new dairy princess sought
• Club profile: Kiwanis group works to help area children, raise funds
• Along The Way: Franciscan Sisters bring volunteers to community
• Richmond seeks applicants for city administrator
• Veterans' next big mission: Find jobs
• In-depth: Internet sparks library complaint
• Applications for new dairy princess sought
• Club profile: Kiwanis group works to help area children, raise funds
• Along The Way: Franciscan Sisters bring volunteers to community
• Richmond seeks applicants for city administrator
• It's 'bitter fun': Disc golf Ice Bowl helps food shelf
• Veterans' next big mission: Find jobs
• In-depth: Internet sparks library complaint
• Local government work force diversity remains unchanged
• St. John's Prep team wins Knowledge meet
• Preview of the week ahead
• Today's birth announcements
• Discs? Check. Donations? Check. Ice? Double check.
• Today's death notices
• Multiple collisions close I-94 at Hasty
• Phosphorus in Little Rock Lake too high
• Heat aid requests on record pace for Central Minnesota
• Horoscope readers atwitter over zodiac scare
• State's political mapping prompts court visit
• Positions available on St. Joseph boards
• Recycle Christmas trees this weekend
• 2 ex-coaches plead not guilty to sexual misconduct charges at St. Cloud hotel
• Ted Mondale to lead Metrodome panel
• Twins and Thome agree to $3M contract for 2011
• Kleis schedules Monday town-hall meeting
• Today's birth announcements
• Applications for heating assistance on record pace
• Today's death notices
• Ex-coaches plead not guilty to sex charges
• Multiple collisions close I-94 at Hasty
• Kleis schedules Monday town-hall meeting
• Today's birth announcements
• Applications for heating assistance on record pace
• Today's death notices
• Multiple collisions close I-94 at Hasty
• Ex-coaches plead not guilty to sex charges
• Pierz man pleads guilty to child porn charge
• Ramps, interchanges set to replace signal at Rice Highway 10 intersection
• Ava, Logan top baby name list in St. Cloud
• Lawmakers look at alternate route to teaching
• Avon boy's gift of horse warms hearts of Sartell girl, family
• Andvik faces convictions, violated no-contact order against ex-wife
• 3 accused in theft of Minnesota DNR animal mounts
• Ted Mondale to lead Metrodome panel
• Pump pain: Gas rises to $3.20 per gallon
• St. Cloud man who died in kitchen fire named
• Pawlenty touts book as 2012 campaign rumors swirl
• Lawmakers look at alternate route to teaching
• Andvik faces convictions, violated no-contact order against ex-wife
• 3 accused in theft of Minnesota DNR animal mounts
• Pope John Paul II to be beatified May 1
• Ramps, interchanges set to replace signal at Rice Highway 10 intersection
• Ava, Logan top baby name list in St. Cloud
• Pump pain: Gas rises to $3.20 per gallon
• St. Cloud man who died in kitchen fire named
• Pawlenty touts book as 2012 campaign rumors swirl
• Princeton lawmaker apologizes for Gestapo comment
• Positions available on St. Joseph city boards
• Pierz man pleads guilty to child porn charge
• Metro Bus route changes proposed for Sartell
• Pawlenty: U.S. must not be the next Greece
• Authorities name man discovered unconscious in house fire
• Ava, Logan are top baby names in St. Cloud
• Today's birth announcements
• Andvik convicted of burglary, no-contact violation
• Positions available on St. Joseph city boards
• Pierz man pleads guilty to child porn charge
• Metro Bus route changes proposed for Sartell
• Pawlenty: U.S. must not be the next Greece
• Authorities name man discovered unconscious in house fire
• Ava, Logan are top baby names in St. Cloud
• Today's birth announcements
• Andvik convicted of burglary, no-contact violation
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Princeton lawmaker apologizes for Gestapo comment
• Medical Field Open Houses
• Winter Volunteer Fair
• Atmosphere tickets
• 6th Street Grill opening
• Vikings say they'll pay for third of roofless stadium
• Rocori district plans for budget shortfall
• St. Cloud EDA board to hire economic director
• Man found in fire response dies at hospital
• City Hall intruder's prints led to his arrest
• Daily log
• 'Splendid Table' host to speak at organic conference
• Sartell may start farmers market in 'heart of city'
• Hazing leads to Pierz players' suspension
• Hazing leads to Pierz players' suspension
• Disc golf charity event to be held Saturday
• 'Splendid Table' host to speak at organic conference
• Sartell may start farmers market in 'heart of city'
• Vikings say they'll pay for third of roofless stadium
• Rocori district plans for budget shortfall
• St. Cloud EDA board to hire economic director
• Man found in fire response dies at hospital
• City Hall intruder's prints led to his arrest
• Ex-Guard head Shellito in line for Minnesota vet post
• Man found in house fire dies
• Disc Golf Ice Bowl is Saturday
• City Hall intruder's fingerprints led to arrest
• St. Cloud will hire search firm for top EDA job
• Sauk Rapids OKs long-term transportation plan
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's death notices
• Minnesota Organic Conference set for St. Cloud
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's death notices
• 5 Pierz boys basketball players suspended after hazing
• 5 Pierz boys basketball players suspended after hazing
• Minnesota Organic Conference set for St. Cloud
• Ex-Guard head Shellito in line for Minnesota vet post
• Man found in house fire dies
• Disc Golf Ice Bowl is Saturday
• City Hall intruder's fingerprints led to arrest
• St. Cloud will hire search firm for top EDA job
• Sauk Rapids OKs long-term transportation plan
• Minnesota House panel votes to undo nuclear ban
• Rocori, Sauk Rapids school boards re-elect leaders
• Sartell seeking applicants for open City Council seat
• Teachers union recommends education reforms
• Minnesota poachers 'Wall of Shame' stolen from DNR
• Minnesota House panel votes to undo nuclear ban
• Rocori, Sauk Rapids school boards re-elect leaders
• Sartell seeking applicants for open City Council seat
• Teachers union recommends education reforms
• Minnesota poachers 'Wall of Shame' stolen from DNR
• Reorganization forums
• St. Mary's Cathedral Church reports theft of recent offerings
• Potter: Senior SCSU hockey players 'crossed the line'
• GOP leaders praise Banaian proposal for budgeting change
• St. Cloud school district to talk budget timeline
• 7 arrested, 113 vehicles stopped during patrol on Highway 15
• 22 arrested in St. Cloud for drunken driving
• Sartell swears in new mayor; council eyes application process
• Police arrest man in break-in at City Hall
• Sartell swears in new mayor; council eyes application process
• Police arrest man in break-in at City Hall
• St. Mary's Cathedral Church reports theft of recent offerings
• Firm hired to attract air carrier to St. Cloud
• Private Central Minnesota contractors benefit from heavy snow
• GOP leaders praise Banaian proposal for budgeting change
• St. Cloud school district to talk budget timeline
• Pawlenty the author hits TV circuit to tout book
• 7 arrested, 113 vehicles stopped during patrol on Highway 15
• 44 arrested in St. Cloud for drunken driving
• Today's birth announcements
• Burglars take offering from St. Mary's
• Goerger sworn in as council member
• St. Cloud council appoints board representatives
• St. Cloud churches' donation helps Meet Your Neighbor campaign
• Today's death notices
• Public hearing set for next City Council meeting
• City Council to hold closed meeting Jan. 24
• St. Cloud picks firm to recruit air carrier
• GOP leaders praise Banaian proposal for budgeting change
• Smoking policy debate
• Econ report is upbeat
• SCS grad honored as top business leader
• Arizona shooting suspect's behavior drew attention in past year
• Lawmakers push pause on politics following shooting in Arizona
• Doctors: Congresswoman has long road to recovery ahead
• Weather service to experiment with 'extreme cold' warnings
• GOP hoping to lift ban on nuclear power plants in Minnesota
• Woman robbed by 2 men in south St. Cloud
• Observers say teachers union loses political clout
• Area schools prepare to make changes to kindergarten registration
• Sauk Rapids offices prepare for City Hall move
• Local groups plan outreach events for Haitians
• Arizona shooting suspect's behavior drew attention in past year
• Lawmakers push pause on politics following shooting in Arizona
• St. Cloud police arrest 3 on outstanding warrants
• New, moving or expanding: Fitzharris Ski and Sport is under new management
• Area schools prepare to make changes to kindergarten registration
• Observers say teachers union loses political clout
• Doctors: Congresswoman has long road to recovery ahead
• Weather service to experiment with 'extreme cold' warnings
• GOP hoping to lift ban on nuclear power plants in Minnesota
• Woman robbed by 2 men in south St. Cloud
• St. Cloud police arrest 3 on warrants
• Klobuchar bill would help police find missing kids
• SCSU student will be Loretto's mayor
• Little Falls among stops in Klobuchar's 'Innovation Tour'
• Suspect in attack on congresswoman faces 5 charges
• Today's death announcements
• Police investigate possible mail thefts at St. Cloud apartments
• Klobuchar bill would help police find missing kids
• SCSU student will be Loretto's mayor
• Little Falls among stops in Klobuchar's 'Innovation Tour'
• Suspect in attack on congresswoman faces 5 charges
• Today's death announcements
• Police investigate possible mail thefts at St. Cloud apartments
• Along The Way: Royalton man doesn't let disability get in his way
• More I-94 lanes more key than Northstar commuter rail, business survey says
• In depth: Local survey: Business outlook better
• Arizona official: Suspicious package sent to Giffords' office
• Rep. Giffords shot; 6 dead in Tucson
• Watchdog: Appeals court tosses out Avon ruling on stalled development
• Club profile: Chamber Music Society celebrates music, education
• Along The Way: Royalton man doesn't let disability get in his way
• Apollo hosts mock trials
• More I-94 lanes more key than Northstar commuter rail, business survey says
• In depth: Local survey: Business outlook better
• Arizona official: Suspicious package sent to Giffords' office
• Watchdog: Appeals court tosses out Avon ruling on stalled development
• Work force test demonstrates job readiness
• Update: Giffords still sedated after gunman's attack in Arizona
• Dayton team urges 2-way street on adopt-a-school idea
• St. Cloud police arrest 3 on warrants
• Club profile: Chamber Music Society celebrates music, education
• Today's death notices
• Sheriff won't rule out accomplice
• Today's death notices
• State Senate, House to cut down expenses, members' per diem
• Sauk Rapids City Council to discuss property
• Pawlenty to promote his book in St. Cloud
• Police: Pedestrian struck by vehicle, taken to hospital
• Feds: Spotty teeth linked to fluoride levels
• Felon guilty of having firearm
• St. Cloud seeks help in finding new air carrier
• Area libraries save hours for later
• Felon guilty of having firearm
• St. Cloud seeks help in finding new air carrier
• Urine-test ruling deals setback to defenders
• Schools may ask for flexible schedule
• Urine-test ruling deals setback to defenders
• State Senate, House to cut down expenses, members' per diem
• Sauk Rapids City Council to discuss property
• Pawlenty to promote his book in St. Cloud
• Police: Pedestrian struck by vehicle, taken to hospital
• Feds: Spotty teeth linked to fluoride levels
• Pedestrian injured at 12th Ave. and Division St.
• Watchdog: St. Cloud administrators' spending could get limits
• Dayton lays it on the line to Chamber
• Dayton exploring chance for federal school grants
• Sauk Rapids council meets to discuss City Hall sale
• Bachmann: liberals also welcome at legal summits
• Pawlenty memoir highlights faith
• Convicted felon sentenced for firearm possession
• Watchdog: St. Cloud administrators' spending could get limits
• Today's birth announcements
• Dayton lays it on the line to Chamber
• Today's death notices
• Dayton exploring chance for federal school grants
• Pedestrian injured at 12th Ave. and Division St.
• Sauk Rapids council meets to discuss City Hall sale
• Bachmann: liberals also welcome at legal summits
• Pawlenty memoir highlights faith
• Convicted felon sentenced for firearm possession
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's death notices
• Accolade Award
• Info events for students
• Leadership conference
• New university identity
• University earns Carnegie nod
• Their bags are packed...
• December to remember
• Spring Convocation
• GOP to focus on businesses in St. Paul
• Cold Spring seeks board applicants for open seats
• Law enforcement focuses on safe driving on New Year's Eve
• Area school boards to set pay, pick leaders
• NFL fines Favre $50K for not cooperating with investigation
• SCSU has to reschedule Metrodome baseball games
• Fog, ice, rain could hamper travel plans
• St. Cloud gets $8 million for Minnesota Highway 15 project
• Officers shoot, kill man holding shotgun in Little Falls
• Local man cuts carbs to stay fit, healthy for family
• Fog, ice, rain could hamper travel plans
• St. Cloud gets $8 million for Minnesota Highway 15 project
• Officers shoot, kill man holding shotgun in Little Falls
• Cold Spring seeks board applicants for open seats
• Law enforcement focuses on safe driving on New Year's Eve
• Area school boards to set pay, pick leaders
• NFL fines Favre $50K for not cooperating with investigation
• Top 5 stories of the year, No. 2: Air show wows crowds
• SCSU has to reschedule Metrodome baseball games
• Cold Spring seeks applicants for board vacancies
• School boards to set pay, pick new leaders
• NFL fines Favre $50K for 'failure to cooperate'
• State grants St. Cloud $8 million for Highway 15 interchange
• SCSU baseball finds out Dome is a no go
• Power outage closes down library
• Heavy fog expected to move into Central Minnesota tonight
• Heavy fog expected to move into Central Minnesota tonight
• Cold Spring seeks applicants for board vacancies
• School boards to set pay, pick new leaders
• State grants St. Cloud $8 million for Highway 15 interchange
• SCSU baseball finds out Dome is a no go
• Power outage closes down library
• Geography Photo Contest
• Politics and red ink dominated Minnesota news in 2010
• Police find meth, arrest St. Cloud man
• 1 in hospital after collision near Foley
• St. Joseph man pleads guilty to child pornography charge
• St. Augusta man arrested after short police chase
• 8 burglaries investigated in St. Cloud
• Sartell schools tighten fundraising rules
• Service set for Tech graduate, Marine who died in Afghanistan
• 8 burglaries investigated in St. Cloud
• Sartell schools tighten fundraising rules
• 4th in a series of 7: Watkins woman loses 80 pounds using Nintendo Wii Fit
• Service set for Tech graduate, Marine who died in Afghanistan
• Politics and red ink dominated Minnesota news in 2010
• Police find meth, arrest St. Cloud man
• 1 in hospital after collision near Foley
• St. Joseph man pleads guilty to child pornography charge
• St. Augusta man arrested after short police chase
• Top 5 Stories of the Year: Aftermath of storms lingers in Central Minnesota
• Man arrested after police find meth
• 2 injured in crash near Foley
• Police investigate 8 southside burglaries
• Memorial service planned for Marine fatally injured in Afghanistan
• Minnesota traffic deaths on pace for safer year than usual
• Politics and red ink dominate 2010 in Minnesota
• US Bank adds $100,000 gift to St. Cloud Hospital campaign
• Today's birth announcements
• St. Joseph man pleads guilty to pornography charge
• St. Augusta man arrested after short St. Cloud chase
• Police investigate 8 southside burglaries
• Memorial service planned for Marine fatally injured in Afghanistan
• Minnesota traffic deaths on pace for safer year than usual
• Politics and red ink dominate 2010 in Minnesota
• US Bank adds $100,000 gift to St. Cloud Hospital campaign
• Today's birth announcements
• St. Joseph man pleads guilty to pornography charge
• St. Augusta man arrested after short St. Cloud chase
• Man arrested after police find meth
• 2 injured in crash near Foley
• Chess tournament registration is due Jan. 19
• Air carrier effort to move ahead without federal money
• Today's death notices
• Red River cities buy homes to make way for levees
• Minnesota led the nation for 2010 tornadoes
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting for Friday at Caribou
• Dayton will cap inaugural week at blue jeans ball
• St. Cloud woman injured after wheel breaks off trailer
• East Coast storm affects Central Minnesota travelers
• Red River cities buy homes to make way for levees
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting for Friday at Caribou
• Dayton will cap inaugural week at blue jeans ball
• St. Cloud woman injured after wheel breaks off trailer
• Today's death notices
• How is the East Coast blizzard affecting you?
• Big slots in cabinet await Dayton decision
• 1 dog killed in Brooklyn Park house, 2nd burned
• Bloomington police: Man kills himself in standoff
• 3-vehicle crash near Hwys. 23 and 15 injures 1
• Police seek 2 in theft of precious metals, coins from pawnshop
• Long Prairie family escapes house fire on Christmas Day
• Christmas is over, but stores stay packed, retailers merry
• Officers find crack on man during warrant arrest
• Great River Regional Library winter reading program starts Jan. 3
• 3-vehicle crash near Hwys. 23 and 15 injures 1
• Police seek 2 in theft of precious metals, coins from pawnshop
• Long Prairie family escapes house fire on Christmas Day
• Top Five Stories of the Year: No. 5: New, old grocers face off
• Christmas is over, but stores stay packed, retailers merry
• Part 2 in a 7-part series: Melting off pounds with no gimmicks needed
• Officers find crack on man during warrant arrest
• Chess tournament registration is due Jan. 19
• Bloomington police: Man kills himself in standoff
• Blizzard pushes Vikings game to Tuesday
• How is the East Coast blizzard affecting you?
• Do you use 'Likealittle'?
• Today's death notices
• How is the East Coast blizzard affecting you?
• Do you use 'Likealittle'?
• Today's death notices
• Preview of the week ahead
• Organization profile: Roll With It gives disabled people activity options
• Electronics taken from southside home
• Along The Way: Jail administrator recalls life growing up with sheriff
• World's oldest man - a Melrose native - reflects on holiday
• Big Brothers Big Sisters gets biggest donation ever
• Pawlenty's book tour to test appeal as candidate
• Police seek 2 suspects in local pawnshop theft
• Long Prairie family escapes Christmas Day house fire
• Three-vehicle accident sends person to hospital
• Electronics taken from southside home
• Along The Way: Jail administrator recalls life growing up with sheriff
• World's oldest man - a Melrose native - reflects on holiday
• Big Brothers Big Sisters gets biggest donation ever
• Volunteers serve up holiday meal at Waite Park church
• Pawlenty's book tour to test appeal as candidate
• Taking control of his health
• Police seek 2 suspects in local pawnshop theft
• Long Prairie family escapes Christmas Day house fire
• Three-vehicle accident sends person to hospital
• St. Cloud police investigate burglary at south side residence
• Deadline nears for state workers seeking early retirement
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Christmas Eve dash caps banner shopping season
• Sebeka man dies in logging accident
• Police search for thief who stole car, baby in St. Paul
• Pawlenty blasts Duluth; mayor defends budget
• St. Paul man accused of assaulting his pregnant girlfriend
• Mall of America owner eyes troubled NJ retail complex
• System adds to region's snow
• Sartell tops list of time in school; St. Cloud students among the least
• Police search for thief who stole car, baby in St. Paul
• Pawlenty blasts Duluth; mayor defends budget
• St. Paul man accused of assaulting his pregnant girlfriend
• Mall of America owner eyes troubled NJ retail complex
• Bright ribbon welcomes Sauk Rapids soldier home for visit
• Hotel is St. Cloud family's home for holidays after Aug. 13
• System adds to region's snow
• Sartell tops list of time in school; St. Cloud students among the least
• St. Cloud police investigate burglary at south side residence
• Deadline nears for state workers seeking early retirement
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Crossroads Center businesses report card thefts
• Sauk Rapids schedules transportation open house
• Richmond man jailed after assault
• Local lawmakers to lead Senate committees in '11
• St. Cloud area gets dusting of snow, temps may tumble on Christmas
• IRS: Tax law will delay some filings until Feb.
• Procrastinating shoppers likely to flood stores today
• Officials warn of looming Fargo floods
• Favre's special towel worn to honor sick Wis. child
• Strangers help Renville woman after theft of Christmas presents
• Officials warn of looming Fargo floods
• Favre's special towel worn to honor sick Wis. child
• Gadgets help schoolchildren learn lessons
• Crossroads Center businesses report card thefts
• Sauk Rapids schedules transportation open house
• Richmond man jailed after assault
• Local lawmakers to lead Senate committees in '11
• Volunteers give Stearns County Jail inmates hope
• St. Cloud area gets dusting of snow, temps may tumble on Christmas
• Open house Jan. 3 on Sauk Rapids transportation plan
• Today's death notices
• Credit, debit cards stolen from stores at Crossroads
• Agency warns about gas meter snow buildup
• Credit, debit cards stolen from stores at Crossroads
• Open house Jan. 3 on Sauk Rapids transportation plan
• Woman, child threatened in Richmond assault, man Tased
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's death notices
• Agency warns about gas meter snow buildup
• Poll: Leisure time satisfies most
• Warming house at Lake George opens
• 3 in Todd County injured in bus crash
• 2 arrested in Watab Township drug case
• 1 dead after rollover near Sauk Rapids
• SCSU football player involved in Wisconsin car accident; girlfriend dies
• 7th- and 8th-graders to attend Cathedral next year
• Deported man pleads guilty; illegally re-entered US after conviction
• Eden Prairie School Board drafts plan to desegregate
• 2 area men join marathon ride snowmobiling for a cause: fighting cancer
• Warming house at Lake George opens
• 3 in Todd County injured in bus crash
• 2 arrested in Watab Township drug case
• 1 dead after rollover near Sauk Rapids
• SCSU football player involved in Wisconsin car accident; girlfriend dies
• 7th- and 8th-graders to attend Cathedral next year
• Deported man pleads guilty; illegally re-entered US after conviction
• Medicaid extension would include 100K Minnesotans
• Today's birth announcements
• SCSU football player's girlfriend killed in accident
• Today's death notices
• 1 dead after rollover near Sauk Rapids
• Catholic schools reorganization hits middle schools
• Lake George warming house opens Thursday
• Deported man pleads guilty to re-entering country
• Two arrested in Watab Township drug case
• 3 injured in Todd County school bus crash
• Damaged Metrodome roof may need as many as 9 new panels
• 1 dead after rollover near Sauk Rapids
• Catholic schools reorganization hits middle schools
• Lake George warming house opens Thursday
• Deported man pleads guilty to re-entering country
• Two arrested in Watab Township drug case
• Today's birth announcements
• SCSU football player's girlfriend killed in accident
• Today's death notices
• Minnesota will keep its 8 House seats
• Benton officials' 2011 salaries close to 2010 pay
• 13 arrested during special enforcement
• St. Augusta approves 2011 levy, budget
• Long-time Stearns administrator Roma Steil to retire
• Stearns applies new land-use rules in Avon Hills
• Tech counselor recalls Marine Osterman's pride
• Sauk Rapids-Rice approves all-day kindergarten
• 3 injured in Todd County school bus crash
• Damaged Metrodome roof may need as many as 9 new panels
• 13 arrested during special enforcement
• St. Augusta approves 2011 levy, budget
• Long-time Stearns administrator Roma Steil to retire
• SCSU scientist eyes chemicals' impact on state lakes
• Minnesota will keep its 8 House seats
• Benton officials' 2011 salaries close to 2010 pay
• Sauk Rapids-Rice approves all-day kindergarten
• Snow, slippery roads linger in Central Minnesota
• Stearns applies new land-use rules in Avon Hills
• Tech counselor recalls Marine Osterman's pride
• Stearns human services director to retire
• Census: Minnesota to keep 8 seats in U.S. House
• Stearns approves first subdivision under new land use rules
• 13 arrested during drunken driving enforcement
• Six mayors to ring bells in $5,000 challenge
• Sauk Rapids-Rice OKs free, full-time kindergarten
• No raises for Benton County elected officials
• Xcel Energy Foundation awards arts grants
• Today's death notices
• Sauk Rapids-Rice OKs free, full-time kindergarten
• No raises for Benton County elected officials
• Xcel Energy Foundation awards arts grants
• Today's death notices
• Minnesota likely to keep its 8 U.S. House seats
• Stearns human services director to retire
• Census: Minnesota to keep 8 seats in U.S. House
• Stearns approves first subdivision under new land use rules
• 13 arrested during drunken driving enforcement
• Six mayors to ring bells in $5,000 challenge
• Snowboard rail stolen from Powder Ridge resort
• Waite Park budget, levy show increases in 2011
• Kennedy reports whooping cough cases
• Zimmerman man charged with child porn possession
• City changes Arctic Cat agreement, orders new hires
• Nearly 50% of students qualify for free, reduced-price lunch
• Council votes to hold off on pet pig decision
• Jeff Goerger to fill open City Council seat
• Weather-related closings and delays for Tuesday
• Minnesota likely to keep its 8 U.S. House seats
• Zimmerman man charged with child porn possession
• City changes Arctic Cat agreement, orders new hires
• Nearly 50% of students qualify for free, reduced-price lunch
• Council votes to hold off on pet pig decision
• Jeff Goerger to fill open City Council seat
• Chain of crashes closes I-94 near St. Joseph
• Bears leave Vikings out in cold, 40-14
• Weather-related closings and delays for Tuesday
• Waite Park budget, levy show increases in 2011
• Kennedy reports whooping cough cases
• Zimmerman man charged with possessing child pornography
• More St. Cloud students eligible for free, reduced-price lunch
• Princeton Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Snowboard rail stolen from Powder Ridge
• Weather-related closings and delays
• Today's deaths
• Today's births
• Utility fees to increase in St. Cloud
• City Council picks Goerger to fill open seat
• I-94 reopens after crash near St. Joseph
• Pedestrian struck by car in Hewitt
• Zimmerman man charged with possessing child pornography
• More St. Cloud students eligible for free, reduced-price lunch
• Princeton Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Snowboard rail stolen from Powder Ridge
• Weather-related closings and delays
• I-94 reopens after crash near St. Joseph
• SCSU to offer early retirement incentives to nonfaculty staff
• Winter storm warning until 6 a.m. Tuesday
• Woman injured in car-deer collision
• Taser, shovel, knife used in Moorhead fight
• Open house planned for new VA clinic
• Chorale auditions scheduled for Jan. 4
• Sartell poker player wins national tournament
• Vikings fans will return to frigid football
• Census count to decide whether Minnesota keeps 8 seats in Congress
• Snow could total up to 7 inches today
• Chorale auditions scheduled for Jan. 4
• Waite Park Santa cruise sparks smiles with visits to children's homes
• Local man brings joy by organizing 25th Christmas dinner in Waite Park
• Sartell poker player wins national tournament
• Vikings fans will return to frigid football
• Census count to decide whether Minnesota keeps 8 seats in Congress
• Snow could total up to 7 inches today
• SCSU to offer early retirement incentives to nonfaculty staff
• Winter storm warning until 6 a.m. Tuesday
• Woman injured in car-deer collision
• Winter storm warning for Monday covers St. Cloud area
• Today's death announcements
• Today's death announcements
• Winter storm warning for Monday covers St. Cloud area
• Preview of the week ahead
• Club profile: Group helps refugees find housing and hope
• Along the Way: Student in '62 photo stuck to science, now an engineer
• Longtime Fisher's waitress who died at age 83 was 'an icon'
• St. Augusta City Council to adopt '11 levy, tax rates
• Last-minute rush crowds mall halls
• Watchdog: Stearns to use Ramsey service for medical examiners
• In-depth: Census data reflect changes in St. Cloud-area community
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• Preview of the week ahead
• Club profile: Group helps refugees find housing and hope
• Watchdog: Stearns to use Ramsey service for medical examiners
• In-depth: Census data reflect changes in St. Cloud-area community
• Times exclusive: Area schools target synthetic marijuana
• Along the Way: Student in '62 photo stuck to science, now an engineer
• Longtime Fisher's waitress who died at age 83 was 'an icon'
• St. Augusta City Council to adopt '11 levy, tax rates
• Last-minute rush crowds mall halls
• Lame Deer service trip
• Today's deaths
• Citizens receive harassing calls showing St. Cloud police number
• Today's deaths
• Citizens receive harassing calls showing St. Cloud police number
• Underground party packages
• Dome's collapse kindles fresh debate among lawmakers for a new stadium
• Northstar schedules special Holidazzle train
• Clearwater man arrested after assault, struggle with officers
• Edling Farms to rent St. Cloud school land
• St. Cloud ranks as 11th most secure
• Grand jury indicts St. Cloud man
• 4 apply to fill Pederson's seat on St. Cloud City Council
• St. Cloud plainclothes police officer stands by at school board meeting
• St. Cloud school board approves tax collection
• Dayton, GOP leaders vow to focus on job creation, businesses
• St. Cloud ranks as 11th most secure
• Grand jury indicts St. Cloud man
• Social media aids teachers, students
• 4 apply to fill Pederson's seat on St. Cloud City Council
• St. Cloud plainclothes police officer stands by at school board meeting
• St. Cloud school board approves tax collection
• Dayton, GOP leaders vow to focus on job creation, businesses
• Dome's collapse kindles fresh debate among lawmakers for a new stadium
• Northstar schedules special Holidazzle train
• Clearwater man arrested after assault, struggle with officers
• St. Joseph council raises park fees
• Federal grand jury indicts St. Cloud man on weapons charges
• Minnesota sues firm over claims of help with tax debts
• Vikings go with general admission plan for Monday; no beer
• Kleis schedules Tuesday town hall meeting
• Today's death notices
• Donor raises match in Catholic Charities fundraising
• St. Cloud ranks as 11th most secure city
• Edling Farms to rent St. Cloud school land
• NFL: Still planning Vikes-Bears at TCF Bank Stadium
• Edling Farms to rent St. Cloud school land
• St. Joseph council raises park fees
• Federal grand jury indicts St. Cloud man on weapons charges
• Minnesota sues firm over claims of help with tax debts
• Kleis schedules Tuesday town hall meeting
• Today's death notices
• Donor raises match in Catholic Charities fundraising
• Officer stands by at St. Cloud school board meeting
• Electrolux announces Memphis plant, 2,100 cuts
• DOH: Training blamed in St. Benedict resident's death
• Website allows tracking of Legacy funds
• Holiday travel expected to be up from '08, '09
• Accident snarls traffic on Highway 15
• 2 Optimists clubs receive award from city of St. Cloud
• Little Rock Lake water quality meeting planned
• Sauk Rapids, Minden joint meetings canceled
• Hundreds show up to help shovel stadium
• Pedestrian causes 3-car pileup on 5th Avenue
• Hundreds show up to help shovel stadium
• 4 apply for St. Cloud City Council seat
• St. Cloud ranks as 11th most secure city
• Website allows tracking of Legacy funds
• Holiday travel expected to be up from '08, '09
• U of M rushes to host Vikes
• Accident snarls traffic on Highway 15
• 2 Optimists clubs receive award from city of St. Cloud
• Little Rock Lake water quality meeting planned
• Sauk Rapids, Minden joint meetings canceled
• Woman cited after St. Cloud collision
• Winter storm warning starts at 3 p.m.
• St. Cloud nursing home death blamed on poor training
• Today's death notices
• Winter storm warning starts at 3 p.m.
• St. Cloud nursing home death blamed on poor training
• Today's death notices
• Register for Trivia Weekend
• Vikings to move game to Gophers' stadium
• Emmer campaign stiffs counties for recount bills
• Wood stove fire destroys St. Joseph home
• Pedestrian causes 3-vehicle crash
• 3-6 inches of snow possible later today
• Legacy money awarded to SCSU, CSB
• St. Cloud school board's public input meetings could be on hold
• Stearns move raises pay for top 4 elected officials
• Stearns sets 500-foot setback for wind turbines
• Data: Poverty rising in Benton, Stearns
• Stearns move raises pay for top 4 elected officials
• Pawlenty talks budget, says he held state spending in check
• O'Driscoll of Sartell stays on service path with move to House
• Stearns sets 500-foot setback for wind turbines
• Data: Poverty rising in Benton, Stearns
• Vikings to move game to Gophers' stadium
• Emmer campaign stiffs counties for recount bills
• Wood stove fire destroys St. Joseph home
• Pedestrian causes 3-vehicle crash
• 3-6 inches of snow possible later today
• Breakfast Club Program - Dakota War And Its Aftermath
• St. Cloud school board likely to put public input meetings on hold
• Survey: Almost 1 in 3 U.S. Somalis live in Minnesota
• SCSU, CSB receive Legacy money
• Stearns adopts 500-foot turbine setback, 1,000 for nonparticipants
• Delta tops US airlines for fees
• Woman cited in intersection collision
• Growing poverty evident in data for St. Cloud metro cities
• Shift raises salaries of Stearns' elected officials
• Today's death notices
• Metrodome repairs won't be done by Monday
• Vikings: TCF stadium will be backup to Metrodome
• Growing poverty evident in data for St. Cloud metro cities
• Shift raises salaries of Stearns' elected officials
• Today's death notices
• Place of Hope needs gifts for kids to give
• St. Cloud school board likely to put public input meetings on hold
• Survey: Almost 1 in 3 U.S. Somalis live in Minnesota
• SCSU, CSB receive Legacy money
• Stearns adopts 500-foot turbine setback, 1,000 for nonparticipants
• Woman cited in intersection collision
• Russian textbook published
• Family Fun Fest
• Lung Association to provide free flu shots
• Champlin man charged with selling heroin
• Sartell, Sauk Rapids approve 2011 budgets
• Stove sparks fire in Sauk Rapids garage
• Judge orders exam of man shot in police standoff
• Sauk Rapids picks City Hall site
• St. Cloud council reviews animal policy
• SCSU study asks how to keep graduates in St. Cloud
• St. Cloud man hangs up skates after life of hockey
• Sartell student helps school dish up new lunch ideas
• Sartell, Sauk Rapids approve 2011 budgets
• Stove sparks fire in Sauk Rapids garage
• Judge orders exam of man shot in police standoff
• Sauk Rapids picks City Hall site
• St. Cloud council reviews animal policy
• SCSU study asks how to keep graduates in St. Cloud
• Lung Association to provide free flu shots
• Champlin man charged with selling heroin
• Lung Association provides free flu shots
• Champlin man arrested in Sherburne County drug investigation
• Wood stove starts Sauk Rapids fire
• Judge orders mental competency exam for man shot in standoff with police
• Brett Favre inactive, streak ends at 297
• Today's birth announcements
• Pigs or not? St. Cloud discusses
• Champlin man arrested in Sherburne County drug investigation
• Wood stove starts Sauk Rapids fire
• Judge orders mental competency exam for man shot in standoff with police
• Lung Association provides free flu shots
• Surf Camp 2011
• Fall Commencement
• Daily log
• Officials ID St. Thomas student who died in St. Paul fire
• Police investigate break-in at VFW
• Pull tab charity declines in Minnesota
• St. Cloud man hospitalized in snowmobile wreck
• Hunting wanes as uninterested youths choose technology over great outdoors
• Frigid temps hang on as snow lets up
• 3 chain restaurants to open in Sartell's Epic Center
• School delays and cancellations
• Officials ID St. Thomas student who died in St. Paul fire
• Police investigate break-in at VFW
• Pull tab charity declines in Minnesota
• St. Cloud man hospitalized in snowmobile wreck
• Snow can't freeze out fun with Santa
• Hunting wanes as uninterested youths choose technology over great outdoors
• Former Las Vegas 'Wise Guy' who worked at sportsbooks lands in St. Cloud
• Frigid temps hang on as snow lets up
• School delays and cancellations
• 2 dead in house fire after truck stuck in snow
• Holy Bells - It's A Deer Camp Christmas
• St. Cloud lifting snow emergency at noon today
• Police investigate break-in at VFW Post 428 office
• Roof collapse sends Vikings, Giants to Detroit for Monday game
• St. Cloud man hurt in St. Stephen snowmobile accident
• St. Cloud man hurt in St. Stephen snowmobile accident
• St. Cloud lifting snow emergency at noon today
• Police investigate break-in at VFW Post 428 office
• Roof collapse sends Vikings, Giants to Detroit for Monday game
• Fine arts column: Enjoy lots of local holiday theater, music this week
• Pet column: Protect pets from holiday danger zones
• Club profile: Lions Club helps with vision problems, needs
• Young Professionals Profile: Chiropractor says she fell into right profession
• Along The Way: SCSU student trying to row 2 million meters
• During Waite Park event, Santa Claus will come to you
• St. Cloud school board looks ready to OK tax hike
• Storm hits Midwest with 20 in. of snow
• Times delivery delayed in some areas; E-Edition available
• NAACP Freedom Fund dinner planned for Jan. 16
• St. Cloud school board looks ready to OK tax hike
• Storm hits Midwest with 20 in. of snow
• Brace for wind, cold: Harsh temperatures to follow snowstorm
• Times delivery delayed in some areas; E-Edition available
• St. Cloud pedestrian struck by car, taken to hospital
• Club profile: Lions Club helps with vision problems, needs
• Along The Way: SCSU student trying to row 2 million meters
• During Waite Park event, Santa Claus will come to you
• Timeless trains entertain at armory exhibit
• Pedestrian struck on Third Street North, driver cited
• St. Cloud declares snow emergency
• Wind rises, reducing visibility
• Snow postpones hockey for Gophers and Mavericks
• Wind chill advisory until noon Sunday
• Model trains bring out skills, memories
• Today's death notices
• Pedestrian struck on Third Street North, driver cited
• St. Cloud declares snow emergency
• Wind rises, reducing visibility
• Snow postpones hockey for Gophers and Mavericks
• Model trains bring out skills, memories
• Today's death notices
• Wind chill advisory until noon Sunday
• Dayton picks new staff from campaign roster
• Todd sheriff warns of phone scam seeking card numbers
• Sartell police plan rental laws session
• Bachmann wants tax deal to end benefits
• Teen accused of burglary, 3 offenses
• Victim admits he stabbed self, police say after search
• SCSU unveils new academic structure
• State could see severe winds, high snowfall
• Weather cancellations
• Pederson stresses business lessons, experience
• Victim admits he stabbed self, police say after search
• Todd sheriff warns of phone scam seeking card numbers
• Sartell police plan rental laws session
• Bachmann wants tax deal to end benefits
• CSB-SJU faculty, students, staff recreate 'Athens' fresco
• Teen accused of burglary, 3 offenses
• SCSU unveils new academic structure
• State could see severe winds, high snowfall
• Weather cancellations
• Sartell rental class informs owners, managers
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting for Tuesday
• Woman appeals damages award in file-sharing case
• Coach says U demoted her for being gay
• Freedom Fund dinner set for Jan. 16
• Phone scammer asks for credit card numbers
• Police: Man who reported stabbing inflicted wounds himself
• Potter unveils new structure for SCSU
• Freedom Fund dinner set for Jan. 16
• Phone scammer asks for credit card numbers
• Police: Man who reported stabbing inflicted wounds himself
• Potter unveils new structure for SCSU
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting for Tuesday
• Woman appeals damages award in file-sharing case
• Coach says U demoted her for being gay
• 25 stops during special police detail
• Local program Independent Lifestyles Inc. receives a grant
• Stearns History Museum to get federal grant
• Warrant out for predatory offender in Morrison County
• 8 arrests were made during DWI patrol
• Snowblower goes back to rightful owner after unauthorized Craigslist listing
• Todd County woman dies after bull attack
• Winter storm warning starts tonight
• Rodgers ahead of Favre on jersey sales
• Group to return more than 2,000 gay marriage DVDs to Catholic archdiocese
• Warrant out for predatory offender in Morrison County
• 8 arrests were made during DWI patrol
• Snowblower goes back to rightful owner after unauthorized Craigslist listing
• Todd County woman dies after bull attack
• Cash-strapped courts turn to technology
• Winter storm warning starts tonight
• Group to return more than 2,000 gay marriage DVDs to Catholic archdiocese
• Stearns History Museum to get federal grant
• Cold dampens charity cheer; The Salvation Army needs bell ringers
• Sartell rental class informs owners, managers
• Grant will help Independent Lifestyles with technology training
• Orioles get Hardy, Harris in trade with Twins
• Wayward snowblower returned by Craigslist user
• Woman dies in bull attack
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• Grant will help Independent Lifestyles with technology training
• Wayward snowblower returned by Craigslist user
• Woman dies in bull attack
• History Day @ SCSU
• 8 arrests made during drunken driving enforcement
• Warrant out after Morrison County checks sex offenders
• 8 arrests made during drunken driving enforcement
• Warrant out after Morrison County checks sex offenders
• SCSU names interim dean to lead College of Fine Arts, Humanities
• 3 burglars flee when resident returns
• Pirates, beware: Treasure Chest in Richmond to close
• Sauk Rapids man jailed after domestic assault report
• Police seek help with snowblower taken based on fraudulent ad
• Environmental activist Bennett dies of cancer
• Sauk Rapids workers plan for moves to temporary offices
• Central Minnesota lawmakers ready to move on with Dayton
• Dayton stresses collaboration amid looming budget deficit
• Police make 25 stops during special traffic enforcement
• 960 dogs will try to win top pooch title at St. Cloud Civic Center
• SCSU names interim dean to lead College of Fine Arts, Humanities
• 3 burglars flee when resident returns
• Sauk Rapids man jailed after domestic assault report
• Police seek help with snowblower taken based on fraudulent ad
• Environmental activist Bennett dies of cancer
• Central Minnesota lawmakers ready to move on with Dayton
• Dayton stresses collaboration amid looming budget deficit
• Police make 25 stops during special traffic enforcement
• Springer named interim dean at St. Cloud State
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's death notices
• 3 burglars flee when resident arrives home
• Vote for the top 5 stories of 2010
• Granite City dog show opens Friday in St. Cloud
• Sauk Rapids man arrested after domestic assault in car
• Democrat Dayton poised to become Minnesota governor elect
• Emmer concedes Minnesota governor's race
• 19 treated in ammonia spill, town evacuated
• 3 burglars flee when resident arrives home
• Vote for the top 5 stories of 2010
• Granite City dog show opens Friday in St. Cloud
• Sauk Rapids man arrested after domestic assault in car
• Democrat Dayton poised to become Minnesota governor elect
• Emmer concedes Minnesota governor's race
• 19 treated in ammonia spill, town evacuated
• Springer named interim dean at St. Cloud State
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's death notices
• Springer named interim dean
• Canoe the Ozarks
• The Sound of Music
• Today's birth announcements
• St. Cloud sets hearings on MAC ice rates, other topics
• Today's death notices
• St. Cloud police arrest Walker woman
• St. Cloud's 2011 budget cuts spending 3.4%
• St. Cloud votes to spend $162,000 on Station 3
• St. Cloud airport staff allowed to shoot wildlife
• St. Cloud airport staff allowed to shoot wildlife
• Times names new publisher
• Stearns jail inmate dies of self-inflicted wounds
• Part of 5th Avenue closed this week
• Today's birth announcements
• St. Cloud sets hearings on MAC ice rates, other topics
• Today's death notices
• St. Cloud police arrest Walker woman
• St. Cloud's 2011 budget cuts spending 3.4%
• St. Cloud votes to spend $162,000 on Station 3
• Cushing man on ATV cracks thin ice on Lake Alexander, dies
• $500K available through Community Block Grants
• Car breaks through ice near Richmond; Wayzata woman rescued by passers-by
• Operation Minnesota Nice sends bit of home, hope to troops
• SCSU to discuss high-risk drinking, its efforts to combat it at national conference
• St. Cloud school district rethinks input sessions
• Joy, relief accompany 367th's return home
• Photo gallery: Sauk Rapids Storm Dance Show
• Photo gallery: Holiday Nights and Lights Parade
• Photo gallery: Photo gallery: 367th Engineers return from Iraq
• SCSU to discuss high-risk drinking, its efforts to combat it at national conference
• St. Cloud school district rethinks input sessions
• Gophers hire Northern Illinois' Jerry Kill as football coach
• Crash during I-94 pursuit in north Minneapolis kills woman, two children
• South competitors win Knowledge Bowl
• Cushing man on ATV cracks thin ice on Lake Alexander, dies
• $500K available through Community Block Grants
• Car breaks through ice near Richmond; Wayzata woman rescued by passers-by
• Republicans to target Minnesota's easy-to-vote laws
• Homecoming for 367th delayed until evening
• South team wins Knowledge Bowl final
• Woman's car breaks through ice south of Richmond
• Today's death announcements
• Cushing man dies after ATV goes through ice
• Safe at home: Army Reserve's 367th returns to cheers
• Along the Way: Restoring tractors is a life-long passion
• Chain reaction collision closes section of I-94 near St. Augusta
• RSVP group to battle cuts with fundraisers
• Sauk Rapids-Rice board to talk about creating foundation
• Brine helps keep local roads clear - and green
• St. Cloud school board to discuss special education study
• St. Cloud auto sales better for 2010
• Police chase ends in crash that kills 3 in Minneapolis
• Photo gallery: Sauk Rapids Storm Dance Show
• Photo gallery: Holiday Nights and Lights parade
• Times seeks people with improved health
• Student profile: Cathedral senior credits athletics for teaching leadership lessons
• Club profile: Big Brothers Big Sisters provides mentoring
• Along the Way: Restoring tractors is a life-long passion
• Chain reaction collision closes section of I-94 near St. Augusta
• RSVP group to battle cuts with fundraisers
• Sauk Rapids-Rice board to talk about creating foundation
• St. Cloud school board to discuss special education study
• Chain reaction crash detours I-94 traffic
• Today's death notices
• Today's death notices
• SJU to install lights at Clemens Stadium
• Teens arrested over thefts of calves
• Christmas tree benefit helps Catholic Charities, boosts holiday spirit
• Mergen's disputes lead to spot on Stearns board
• Mergen, Bromenschenkel have eye on Stearns budget
• Reserve unit coming back to St. Cloud
• Minnesota's grim job outlook likely to mirror nation's
• Next in gubernatorial recount: challenged ballots
• Snow totals 4.5 inches
• St. Joseph tax levy, budget growth approved
• Minnesota's grim job outlook likely to mirror nation's
• Next in gubernatorial recount: challenged ballots
• Snow totals 4.5 inches
• St. Cloud man can avoid more jail, must complete service
• St. Cloud woman cited in crash after running light
• Police expand December drunken driving patrols
• St. Joseph tax levy, budget growth approved
• SJU to install lights at Clemens Stadium
• Teens arrested over thefts of calves
• Reserve unit coming back to St. Cloud
• Man accused of child abuse sentenced to community service
• Sauk Rapids HRA meeting canceled
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's death notices
• St. John's to install lights at Clemens Stadium
• Emmer: Will withdraw frivolous recount challenges
• Extra drunken driving patrols planned for December
• Man accused of child abuse sentenced to community service
• St. Joseph OKs final levy, down from preliminary number
• Sauk Rapids HRA meeting canceled
• Get a tree for a cause
• St. Cloud Reservists come home Sunday
• $6.2B deficit looms following surplus
• Gas prices pass $3 mark
• Winter storm warning today
• Former finance commissioner lays out economic challenges for Minnesota, offers ideas
• As economy cratered, Minnesotans gave less
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting at fire station
• Driver cited after 3rd Street crash
• 2 teens arrested in calf thefts case
• Emmer: Will withdraw frivolous recount challenges
• Extra drunken driving patrols planned for December
• Area counties wrap up governor recount
• Winter storm warning today
• Former finance commissioner lays out economic challenges for Minnesota, offers ideas
• As economy cratered, Minnesotans gave less
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting at fire station
• Driver cited after 3rd Street crash
• 2 teens arrested in calf thefts case
• Waite Park seeks warming house volunteers
• Waite Park splash pad total is $1.8M
• Nash Finch faces labor complaint
• 2010 Jacobson Scholar
• Attorney speaking on Title IX
• Friday weather watch upgraded to warning
• Counties finish recount, vote challenges vary
• State has short-term surplus, future deficit of $6.2 billion
• 2 foundations raising food shelf money
• Part of 5th Avenue South to close next week
• Woman indicted in connection with Morrison pot operation
• Passersby who rescued women near Rice to be honored
• Local gas prices spike
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's death notices
• State has short-term surplus, future deficit of $6.2 billion
• 2 foundations raising food shelf money
• Part of 5th Avenue South to close next week
• Today's death notices
• Friday weather watch upgraded to warning
• Tri-County Humane society launches spay/neuter drive
• Man who hit City Hall charged with felony, misdemeanors
• Sauk Rapids-Rice school district worker on leave
• Sauk Rapids sells City Hall
• Family, school remember Apollo sophomore who died Tuesday
• Recount rancor rises as Emmer challenges pile up in Hennepin County
• Winter storm watch for Friday
• St. Cloud accepting applications for $500,000 development grant money
• Sprinkler system stops laundry cart fire
• Door kicked in, electronics stolen in home burglary
• Northstar will help passengers reach Holidazzle Parade
• Sauk Rapids-Rice school district worker on leave
• Sauk Rapids sells City Hall
• Family, school remember Apollo sophomore who died Tuesday
• Recount rancor rises as Emmer challenges pile up in Hennepin County
• Winter storm watch for Friday
• St. Cloud accepting applications for $500,000 development grant money
• Sprinkler system stops laundry cart fire
• Door kicked in, electronics stolen in home burglary
• Waite Park seeks volunteers to staff warming house
• DeVriese Scholarship
• Ice, blowing snow make travel difficult in Minnesota
• Area cities review priorities for state
• Dayton releases 1st daily count
• Driver accused in 2009 fatal crash appears in court
• 4th calf theft is reported in Melrose
• Sauk Rapids City Hall sale expected today
• Area city councils set dates to approve budgets, levies
• SCSU mourns DeVriese and impact he left as dean
• SCSU professor elected to House reflects on state's tough road ahead
• Apollo student dies on bus ride
• 4th calf theft is reported in Melrose
• Sauk Rapids City Hall sale expected today
• Area city councils set dates to approve budgets, levies
• Ice, blowing snow make travel difficult in Minnesota
• Area cities review priorities for state
• Dayton releases 1st daily count
• Driver accused in 2009 fatal crash appears in court
• Apollo student dies on bus ride
• Photos With Santa
• Dayton team claims bigger gain in governor recount
• Project will stabilize Elk River bank near Big Lake
• 1 person injured when school bus rolls on Highway 15; no children on board
• Ice, blowing snow make travel difficult
• Driver in fatal crash makes 1st court appearance
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's death notices
• Firefighters will seek MDA donations at Dec. 4 parade
• Driver killed in Nov. 23 crash is named
• Firefighters will seek MDA donations at Dec. 4 parade
• Driver killed in Nov. 23 crash is named
• Dayton team claims bigger gain in governor recount
• Project will stabilize Elk River bank near Big Lake
• 1 person injured when school bus rolls on Highway 15; no children on board
• Ice, blowing snow make travel difficult
• Driver in fatal crash makes 1st court appearance
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's death notices
• Vehicle strikes St. Cloud City Hall; Sauk Rapids man arrested
• Becker switches to on-call fire chief's job to save money
• St. Cloud woman arrested following assault with small hammer
• Rice driver safe after car hits power pole
• Governor's recount off to smooth start in area
• Lewis concedes House 15B race after recount
• Winter storm warning until noon
• Fire damages storage building
• Highway 10 near Rice blocked by truck
• School closings
• Fire damages storage building
• Highway 10 near Rice blocked by truck
• Dayton sees lead grow in day 1 of governor recount
• School closings
• Becker switches to on-call fire chief's job to save money
• St. Cloud woman arrested following assault with small hammer
• Rice driver safe after car hits power pole
• Governor's recount off to smooth start in area
• Winter storm warning until noon
• Calves reported stolen from Melrose, St. Martin area farms
• Citing deficit, Obama to freeze federal worker pay
• Monticello nuclear plant running again
• Rain mixed with snow spreads over area
• Becker switches fire chief's job to paid, on-call
• Lewis concedes House 15B race to Banaian
• Today's birth announcements
• Minnesota sorts ballots in governor race
• Rain mixed with snow spreads over area
• Becker switches fire chief's job to paid, on-call
• Lewis concedes House 15B race to Banaian
• Today's birth announcements
• Calves reported stolen from Melrose, St. Martin area farms
• Citing deficit, Obama to freeze federal worker pay
• Monticello nuclear plant running again
• Minnesota sorts ballots in governor race
• Comment on academic reorg
• Reorg open forums
• Dayton-Emmer recount to begin today
• SCSU poetry slam is Dec. 7
• Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge schoolhouse shuttered
• St. Joseph man OK after rollover
• Albany man lives through rollover on Saturday
• Snow possible tonight and Tuesday
• Counties' 2011 spending leads tax hearings
• Uniting St. Joseph is mayor-elect Schultz's goal
• Winter storm warning starts tonight
• Sauk Rapids man arrested after vehicle strikes St. Cloud City Hall
• SCSU poetry slam is Dec. 7
• St. Joseph man OK after rollover
• Albany man lives through rollover on Saturday
• Snow possible tonight and Tuesday
• Counties' 2011 spending leads tax hearings
• Winter storm warning starts tonight
• Sauk Rapids man arrested after vehicle strikes St. Cloud City Hall
• Dayton-Emmer recount to begin today
• Albany man survives Saturday rollover
• St. Joseph man safe after rollover accident
• World Bank president will speak in Minneapolis
• Hip-hop artists headline poetry slam at SCSU
• Today's death announcements
• Photo gallery: National Guard deployment ceremony
• NFL: Frazier wins debut as Minnesota beats Washington
• Hip-hop artists headline poetry slam at SCSU
• Albany man survives Saturday rollover
• St. Joseph man safe after rollover accident
• World Bank president will speak in Minneapolis
• Club profile: St. Cloud MIA works to support education
• Along The Way: St. Cloud woman with physical disabilities gets her kicks out of karate
• Vehicle hits power pole, cuts out electricity in St. Cloud
• Sauk Centre woman, passenger hurt in crash
• Semi totals car, leaves accident along US Hwy. 71 in Todd County
• Holiday lights burned out? Recycle old decorations
• Registration for Sauk Rapids Parade of Lights is due Tuesday
• St. Cloud-based soldiers ready to deploy to Iraq
• Times exclusive: Drunken driving tests in Stearns County questioned
• Times exclusive: Legacy Amendment dollars hard to track
• Semi totals car, leaves accident along US Hwy. 71 in Todd County
• Holiday lights burned out? Recycle old decorations
• Registration for Sauk Rapids Parade of Lights is due Tuesday
• Times exclusive: Legacy Amendment dollars hard to track
• Club profile: St. Cloud MIA works to support education
• Along The Way: St. Cloud woman with physical disabilities gets her kicks out of karate
• Vehicle hits power pole, cuts out electricity in St. Cloud
• Sauk Centre woman, passenger hurt in crash
• Todd County bull goes missing
• Sauk Centre woman injured in Ward Springs crash
• Crash caused Excel outage
• Hit-and-run totals woman's car
• Today's death notices
• Todd County bull goes missing
• Sauk Centre woman injured in Ward Springs crash
• Crash caused Excel outage
• Hit-and-run totals woman's car
• Today's death notices
• Huskies lose in OT, 20-17
• Willmar man faces 5th felony charge
• Minn. may suffer from Wis. opposition to rail
• 80 St. Cloud-based soldiers leave this weekend
• Iraqi native to speak at St. Ben's
• Teen injured after rear-ending garbage truck in Avon
• Tree farms knee deep in needles
• Collision closes University Bridge; 3 vehicles sustain substantial damage
• Black Friday yields bigger crowds
• Public could have its say on state constitution revisions
• 2 Minn. lawmakers plan to introduce bill to ban fake pot
• During class, texting is the new doodling
• Public could have its say on state constitution revisions
• Willmar man faces 5th felony charge
• Minn. may suffer from Wis. opposition to rail
• 80 St. Cloud-based soldiers leave this weekend
• Iraqi native to speak at St. Ben's
• Teen injured after rear-ending garbage truck in Avon
• Collision closes University Bridge; 3 vehicles sustain substantial damage
• Bigger crowds fill stores on Black Friday
• Update: Bridge closed after cars, truck collide
• Minnesota may suffer from Wisconsin opposition to rail
• Avon teen injured when vehicle rear-ends garbage truck
• U of M employees' pay added to database
• Bigger crowds fill stores on Black Friday
• Update: Bridge closed after cars, truck collide
• Minnesota may suffer from Wisconsin opposition to rail
• Avon teen injured when vehicle rear-ends garbage truck
• St. Cloud man arrested after beating with chair
• Warmer weekend to follow cold holiday
• St. Cloud proposes hikes in utility fees
• 80 St. Cloud-based soldiers leave this weekend
• Music, treats, even real reindeer featured at Zion Township event
• Sauk Rapids HRA to discuss deal on City Hall on Tuesday
• Sauk Rapids cookie queen bakes up more than 1,000 dozen treats
• St. Cloud man in jail after domestic assault
• Blue Zones health/fitness program may come to Central Minnesota
• State Patrol: St. Cloud man was texting and driving; collision ensued
• Police: Owatonna driver failed field sobriety tests
• Music, treats, even real reindeer featured at Zion Township event
• Sauk Rapids HRA to discuss deal on City Hall on Tuesday
• St. Cloud man in jail after domestic assault
• Blue Zones health/fitness program may come to Central Minnesota
• State Patrol: St. Cloud man was texting and driving; collision ensued
• St. Cloud man arrested after beating with chair
• Warmer weekend to follow cold holiday
• 80 St. Cloud-based soldiers leave this weekend
• Boy Scouts plan $4 million center in Fargo
• Warmer weekend will follow cold Thanksgiving
• Emmer won't challenge recount if clear he lost
• Sex-abuse victims say church shouldn't recoup legal costs
• Today's death notices
• Domestic assault leads to arrest in St. Cloud
• St. Cloud police arrest Owatonna woman
• Minnesota recognized as 'best trails state'
• Sieben calls for ban on synthetic marijuana
• Minnesota prostitution ring leader guilty, no jail
• Kleis plans budget town hall meeting
• Forum to focus on future of area youth
• Waite Park renews open-gym schedule
• Fire, smoke, water damage Waite Park home
• Recommendation: Catholic schools should merge
• Police offer holiday shopping, safety tips
• Forum to focus on future of area youth
• Waite Park renews open-gym schedule
• Fire, smoke, water damage Waite Park home
• Recommendation: Catholic schools should merge
• Police offer holiday shopping, safety tips
• Services for needy stretched in uncertain times
• Family solidifies bond with 7 adoptions
• 3 arrested in DWI patrol on Highway 23
• Minnesota prostitution ring leader guilty, no jail
• Kleis plans budget town hall meeting
• Stearns History Museum Presents ‘Kringlefest’
• Winter weather advisory remains in effect until midnight
• The recount is on, and so is the legal maneuvering
• Kleis plans special meeting about the city budget
• Three arrested in DWI patrol on Highway 23
• Today's death notices
• Kleis plans special meeting about the city budget
• Three arrested in DWI patrol on Highway 23
• Today's death notices
• Winter weather advisory remains in effect until midnight
• The recount is on, and so is the legal maneuvering
• Nutrition educators
• Arctic Cat to keep JOBZ
• St. Joseph garbage hauler to keep license
• Bachmann calls for TSA to make changes
• Police probe reported pepper spray incident at SCSU's African Night
• Paynesville-area wind project gets agency's ok
• Local labor force increases in October
• Van driver killed in fiery collision in Benton County
• 5 area schools to remain in Central Lakes Conference conference
• Paynesville-area wind project gets agency's ok
• Local labor force increases in October
• Van driver killed in fiery collision in Benton County
• West Metro Corridor construction begins
• 5 area schools to remain in Central Lakes Conference conference
• St. Cloud woman killed in crash identified
• St. Joseph garbage hauler to keep license
• Bachmann calls for TSA to make changes
• Police probe reported pepper spray incident at SCSU's African Night
• icy roads, extra patrols expected
• Garbage hauler to keep license
• PUC gives nod to Paynesville wind project
• More people in local labor force, fewer jobless in October
• Driver killed in fiery collision with garbage truck
• Winter weather advisory starts at 6 a.m. Wednesday
• Central Lakes to keep area schools
• Winter weather advisory starts at 6 a.m. Wednesday
• Central Lakes to keep area schools
• Today's birth announcements
• Police investigate pepper spray report at SCSU celebration
• Today's death notices
• Garbage hauler to keep license
• PUC gives nod to Paynesville wind project
• More people in local labor force, fewer jobless in October
• Driver killed in fiery collision with garbage truck
• Seat belt enforcement increased for Thanksgiving weekend
• St. Cloud activities foundation awards grants
• Ag, oil help Upper Midwest defy recession
• Appeals Court: Khat is illegal in Minnesota
• Police identify St. Cloud woman killed in Monday crash
• Woman dies in head-on crash in south St. Cloud
• Seat belt enforcement increased for Thanksgiving weekend
• St. Cloud activities foundation awards grants
• DeVriese memorial
• Sherwood performs Dec. 1
• Commencement Luncheon
• Man jailed after Sauk Rapids bar fight, stabbing
• Sartell man injured in crash near Opole
• Name of Long Prairie girl killed in crash released
• Police say Elk River man waved gun during argument in Becker
• Stearns on 'most dangerous' list again for impaired driving
• Ice, snowfall expected to continue in Central Minnesota through week
• Sauk Rapids City Hall could be sold next week
• Becker woman jailed after report of assault
• Becker woman jailed after report of assault
• Man jailed after Sauk Rapids bar fight, stabbing
• Sartell man injured in crash near Opole
• Name of Long Prairie girl killed in crash released
• Police say Elk River man waved gun during argument in Becker
• Stearns on 'most dangerous' list again for impaired driving
• Fire damages car, garage
• Sauk Rapids City Hall could be sold next week
• Committee to release plan today for local Catholic schools
• Ice, snowfall expected to continue in Central Minnesota through week
• Authorities release name of Long Prairie crash victim
• Stearns among counties where patrols target impaired driving
• Sartell man injured east of Opole
• Elk River man arrested after Becker gun incident
• Becker woman jailed after assault
• Garage, car damaged by fire in south St. Cloud
• Authorities release name of Long Prairie crash victim
• Vikings fire Brad Childress
• Stearns among counties where patrols target impaired driving
• Sartell man injured east of Opole
• Becker woman jailed after assault
• Garage, car damaged by fire in south St. Cloud
• Road rage incident with gun leads to man's arrest
• Man jailed after stabbing at Benton Station
• Elk River man arrested after Becker gun incident
• Poetry slam Dec. 7
• Career Services open house
• Music gala Dec. 5
• Willmar woman killed in crash
• Woman arrested in stabbing incident
• 12-year-old dies in Stearns County crash
• How to safely fry a turkey
• How to safely decorate your home
• Keep safety in mind during holidays
• Hearing set for disposal complaints
• Snow to follow freezing rain
• Road rage incident with gun leads to man's arrest
• Man jailed after stabbing at Benton Station
• 12-year-old dies in Stearns County crash
• How to safely fry a turkey
• How to safely decorate your home
• Keep safety in mind during holidays
• Hearing set for disposal complaints
• Snow to follow freezing rain
• CentraCare Wound Center treats injuries with pure oxygen
• Writers toil over novel ideas for national challege
• Willmar woman killed in crash
• Woman arrested in stabbing incident
• The State We’re In: Reflections On Minnesota History
• Today's death notices
• With bells on ...
• Dayton criticizes Emmer's case
• Waite Park man charged with first-degree arson
• College football: SCSU wins 1st-round playoff game 42-28
• State girls swimming: Wood, Timm champs; Sartell relay team swims to title
• Fundraisers
• Visit with Kleis at The Salvation Army
• Waite Park council to discuss budget
• Sartell schedules hearing on city fees
• SCSU to host budget workshop
• Sartell seeks board hopefuls
• Fundraisers
• Visit with Kleis at The Salvation Army
• Waite Park council to discuss budget
• Sartell schedules hearing on city fees
• SCSU to host budget workshop
• Madison art teacher is top elementary educator in state
• Sartell seeks board hopefuls
• Dayton criticizes Emmer's case
• Election recount requests loom - and they could be taxing
• Waite Park man charged with first-degree arson
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• Today's death notices
• Meet Kleis Monday at The Salvation Army
• Citizens League hosts local session on state budget crunch
• Sartell schedules hearing on city fees
• Waite Park City Council to discuss 2011 budget
• Sartell seeks volunteers for three commissions
• Waite Park man charged in arson
• Meet Kleis Monday at The Salvation Army
• Citizens League hosts local session on state budget crunch
• Sartell schedules hearing on city fees
• Waite Park City Council to discuss 2011 budget
• Sartell seeks volunteers for three commissions
• Waite Park man charged in arson
• Students vote funds for Husky Athletics
• Kaler hired as president; slated to earn $610K
• Arrest made after Waite Park arson
• Report by Minnesota health department assesses care quality
• St. Cloud first to sign on for new technology
• Eden Valley-Watkins board to address incident
• Purse snatcher's record increases sentence
• Man gets prison time after abusing girlfriend
• State jobless rate inches up despite jobs gained
• State jobless rate inches up despite jobs gained
• SCSU students back fee increase
• Pleasantview Elementary students broadcast announcements
• Kaler hired as president; slated to earn $610K
• Arrest made after Waite Park arson
• Report by Minnesota health department assesses care quality
• St. Cloud first to sign on for new technology
• Eden Valley-Watkins board to address incident
• Purse snatcher's record increases sentence
• Man gets prison time after abusing girlfriend
• St. Cloud State Football to Host Hillsdale in NCAA Playoffs
• Next U president signs for $610,000
• EV-W school board to address student violation
• St. Cloud signs on to cutting edge technology
• St. Cloud man sentenced to prison for attempted murder
• SCSU students back fee increases to keep sports
• Today's death notices
• SCSU students back fee increase
• Long record brings 8-year sentence in purse-snatching
• Next U president signs for $610,000
• EV-W school board to address student violation
• St. Cloud signs on to cutting edge technology
• St. Cloud man sentenced to prison for attempted murder
• Today's death notices
• Republican leaders warm to Vikings stadium
• Pawlenty among GOP governors already looking to 2012 election
• Man arrested after Waite Park arson
• State unemployment rate inches up despite jobs gained
• Long record brings 8-year sentence in purse-snatching
• Republican leaders warm to Vikings stadium
• Pawlenty among GOP governors already looking to 2012 election
• Man arrested after Waite Park arson
• Vote results expected today
• Battle of the Bands
• Students boost sports funding
• AniMent educates
• Emmer asks high court to check 'reconciliation'
• Gas leak leads to building evacuation on East Side
• Gottwalt and Fischbach tapped to chair committees
• Data: 39% think marriage is becoming obsolete
• Comments requested about hunting expansion in Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge
• Royalton man is injured in rollover in Bellevue Township
• Area compost sites set to close for season Saturday
• Utah nuns to join sisters at St. Benedict's Monastery
• North Jr. High team takes top spot at Knowledge Bowl event
• Data: 39% think marriage is becoming obsolete
• Comments requested about hunting expansion in Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge
• Cold Spring couple enjoys Wild West life, rounds up buffalo
• Royalton man is injured in rollover in Bellevue Township
• Area compost sites set to close for season Saturday
• Utah nuns to join sisters at St. Benedict's Monastery
• Emmer asks high court to check 'reconciliation'
• Gas leak leads to building evacuation on East Side
• Gottwalt and Fischbach tapped to chair committees
• North team wins Knowledge Bowl event
• East Side buildings evacuated for gas leak
• Today's death notices
• Compost sites close Saturday
• Minden/Sauk Rapids meeting canceled
• Gardenhire, Black picked as managers of the year
• Compost sites close Saturday
• Minden/Sauk Rapids meeting canceled
• North team wins Knowledge Bowl event
• East Side buildings evacuated for gas leak
• Today's death notices
• Royalton man injured in Morrison crash
• Comment period opens for expanded hunting at Sherburne refuge
• Metro Bus adjusts schedules for holidays
• Gottwalt, Fischbach to lead health, higher ed committees
• IRS: $1.4 million in undelivered Minnesota refunds
• Gottwalt, Fischbach to lead health, higher ed committees
• IRS: $1.4 million in undelivered Minnesota refunds
• Royalton man injured in Morrison crash
• Comment period opens for expanded hunting at Sherburne refuge
• Metro Bus adjusts schedules for holidays
• QR codes
• Hosch named House minority whip in Minnesota Legislature
• St. Cloud school district eyes land lease
• Benton, union settle contract; 3 unions still out
• St. Cloud residents can apply for City Council spot vacated by Pederson
• St. Joseph public hearing looks at 2011 fee schedule
• New club will give children chance to experience outdoors
• West Metro Corridor work to begin Monday
• Hosch named House minority whip in Minnesota Legislature
• St. Cloud school district eyes land lease
• Benton, union settle contract; 3 unions still out
• SCSU dean dies in India while on a study tour
• St. Cloud residents can apply for City Council spot vacated by Pederson
• St. Joseph public hearing looks at 2011 fee schedule
• New club will give children chance to experience outdoors
• Trade office created at SCSU
• West Metro Corridor work to begin Monday
• Prudent Perske says he's ready to be Sartell mayor
• SCSU dean dies in India while on a study tour
• Electronics stolen in home burglary
• Minnesota governor's recount to get uniform start date
• VA plans sessions for military families
• Monticello nuclear plant is offline for maintenance
• SCSU dean dies in India during study tour
• More Minnesota teens buckled up and sober
• Electronics stolen in home burglary
• Minnesota governor's recount to get uniform start date
• Professor discusses novel
• Home playoff football
• Celebrating Connection
• Livestock OK after barn blaze in Eden Lake Township
• Podvin awarded for dedication to homeless
• CSB-SJU tops list of study abroad schools
• Bachmann staff sets 3 area meetings
• Bachmann sticks to vow, demands cuts to spending, taxes
• Student charged with assault in Eden Valley case
• SCSU hockey player Mosey faces felony charge
• St. Cloud turns over tattoo business licensing to state
• Fire Station 3 approved for repairs
• Bachmann sticks to vow, demands cuts to spending, taxes
• CSB-SJU tops list of study abroad schools
• Student charged with assault in Eden Valley case
• SCSU hockey player Mosey faces felony charge
• St. Cloud turns over tattoo business licensing to state
• First baby boomers reach retirement age
• In Depth: Minnesota not prepared for aging population
• Fire Station 3 approved for repairs
• Council reshapes makeup, inducts Gohman, Johnson
• Today's birth announcements
• St. Cloud turns over tattoo business licensing
• St. Cloud Hospital opens wound center
• Little Falls thrift shop closing for Thanksgiving
• Update: SCSU hockey player charged with property damage
• Boy charged with assault in Eden Valley case
• Bachmann vows to stand firm
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• St. Cloud turns over tattoo business licensing
• St. Cloud Hospital opens wound center
• Little Falls thrift shop closing for Thanksgiving
• Update: SCSU hockey player charged with property damage
• Boy charged with assault in Eden Valley case
• Bachmann vows to stand firm
• Today's death notices
• Most power restored from weekend snowstorm outages
• DPS warns motorists to watch for deer
• Lake Maria park closed for special deer hunt
• Cyber safety for children is program topic in Sartell
• Barn burns near Eden Valley
• St. Cloud Hospital lights up with pink, blue for babies
• Bachmann staff sets 3 meetings with constituents
• Most power restored from weekend snowstorm outages
• DPS warns motorists to watch for deer
• Lake Maria park closed for special deer hunt
• Cyber safety for children is program topic in Sartell
• Barn burns near Eden Valley
• St. Cloud Hospital lights up with pink, blue for babies
• Bachmann staff sets 3 meetings with constituents
• St. Cloud teachers work more in small groups
• Day offers memory screenings for free
• SCSU students to start vote on fees
• Police investigate reports of intruder
• Explore food, history in state
• Reported assault leads to boy's arrest
• Stearns Bank assumes assets, deposits
• Logo by logo, UND changes identity, brand
• St. Cloud teachers work more in small groups
• SCSU students to start vote on fees
• St. Cloud police make arrest in shoplifting case
• Day offers memory screenings for free
• Police investigate reports of intruder
• Explore food, history in state
• Reported assault leads to boy's arrest
• Stearns Bank assumes assets, deposits
• Logo by logo, UND changes identity, brand
• Little Falls artist dedicates work to veterans
• Cutler, Bears beat Vikings 27-13
• Event showcases university-community collaboration
• College football: Huskies get home game in D-II playoffs
• Festival of cultures set for Saturday
• St. Cloud police arrest boy after incident at Children's Home
• Event showcases university-community collaboration
• Festival of cultures set for Saturday
• St. Cloud police arrest boy after incident at Children's Home
• Onamia woman arrested after ShopKo shoplifting
• Stearns Bank takes over accounts of failed Arizona bank
• St. Cloud police investigate report of intruder with knives
• Onamia woman arrested after ShopKo shoplifting
• St. Cloud police investigate report of intruder with knives
• Man arrested after boy reports driver
• Melrose teen injured when dad fires at deer
• Skate Plaza supporters celebrate grand opening
• Former mayor Thomas Mealey dead at 85
• Sauk Rapids woman dies after ND crash
• Cramped Sartell-St. Stephen district to discuss funding Monday
• Sauk Rapids to discuss enterprise budget
• Areas near Minneapolis get 11 inches of snow
• Cramped Sartell-St. Stephen district to discuss funding Monday
• Highway 10 project wraps ahead of schedule
• Skaters take to the ice at Granite City Classic
• Melrose teen injured when dad fires at deer
• Faux bike theft experiment shows few report crime at SCSU
• Skate Plaza supporters celebrate grand opening
• Former mayor Thomas Mealey dead at 85
• Sauk Rapids to discuss enterprise budget
• Albany Huskies win entry into semifinals
• Areas near Minneapolis get 11 inches of snow
• Minneapolis areas get 11 inches of snow
• Sauk Rapids woman dies after ND crash
• Former St. Cloud Mayor Edward Mealey dead at 85
• College football: SCSU rolls over MSU-Moorhead, 42-16
• 2 college teams postpone games because of snow
• College football: Boyle leads SJU over Hamline, 49-0
• Today's death notices
• U.S. Highway 10 opens early
• Minneapolis areas get 11 inches of snow
• Sauk Rapids woman dies after ND crash
• Former St. Cloud Mayor Edward Mealey dead at 85
• 2 college teams postpone games because of snow
• Today's death notices
• Heaviest snow falling south and east of St. Cloud
• Man arrested after boy reports erratic driving
• Heaviest snow falling south and east of St. Cloud
• Man arrested after boy reports erratic driving
• Language education film
• Stove fire damages Clearwater home
• Sauk Rapids woman killed in ND rollover
• Baltimore is site of how-to on exorcisms
• Hospitals consult roster for interpreters
• Area theatre influence Trussell dies at 73
• Illinois man now charged as driver in fatal crash
• Illinois man now charged as driver in fatal crash
• Hosch stands alone for St. Cloud DFLers
• St. Cloud City Council to induct Gohman, Johnson, renew terms
• Snow or no? Old Man Winter may arrive today
• Only 10 votes apart, Banaian, Lewis await results of 15B recount
• Photo gallery: Clearview school Veterans Day
• Hosch stands alone for St. Cloud DFLers
• St. Cloud City Council to induct Gohman, Johnson, renew terms
• Snow or no? Old Man Winter may arrive today
• Sauk Rapids woman killed in ND rollover
• Baltimore is site of how-to on exorcisms
• Hospitals consult roster for interpreters
• Area theatre influence Trussell dies at 73
• Today's death announcements
• Pawlenty pulls plug on radio show: his own
• U of M names single presidential finalist
• Sauk Rapids woman killed in North Dakota crash
• Presumed passenger now charged as driver in fatal crash
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting for Tuesday
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting for Tuesday
• Pawlenty pulls plug on radio show: his own
• U of M names single presidential finalist
• Sauk Rapids woman killed in North Dakota crash
• Presumed passenger now charged as driver in fatal crash
• Franken says Afghan troop drawdown goal stands
• New strategy to curb excessive drinking shows promise
• New, moving or expanding: Area businesses have openings
• Pawlenty seeks to add voice to Florida health care suit
• Finalists for U of M president released to be released today
• Clearwater home damaged by fire
• Man gets 66 years for killing Mahnomen couple
• St. Cloud on the edge of winter storm watch
• Fire damages garage in Foley
• Today's birth announcements
• Diversity event inspires parent advisory council
• Today's death notices
• Hearing set to hold sex offender in custody
• Garage west of Foley damaged by fire
• Franken says Afghan troop drawdown goal stands
• Today's birth announcements
• Pawlenty seeks to add voice to Florida health care suit
• Today's death notices
• Clearwater home damaged by fire
• Garage west of Foley damaged by fire
• St. Cloud on the edge of winter storm watch
• Man gets 66 years for killing Mahnomen couple
• Fire damages garage in Foley
• Diversity event inspires parent advisory council
• Fire Station 3 gets temporary home
• Hearing set to hold sex offender in custody
• Morrison sheriff: Watch out for scam in which caller says relative is being held in Canada
• DFL warns of 'hijack' in Minnesota governor-vote recount
• Cell phone leads to 3 arrests over thefts
• A storm for the ages
• Melrose to clarify mayor-elect's job to avoid conflict-of-interest issues
• 2 duck hunters rescued from Otter Lake
• Bachmann drops bid for House chair, throws support to Hensarling
• DFL warns of 'hijack' in Minnesota governor-vote recount
• WWII vet from Richmond honored, finally
• A storm for the ages
• Officials link lagging Northstar ridership numbers to economy, low gas prices
• Police: Man hit wife over the head with metal chair
• St. Cloud school district reviews needs for building planning
• South Haven man injured in Cass crash
• Veterans are focus of Little Falls native's art exhibit
• Morrison sheriff: Watch out for scam in which caller says relative is being held in Canada
• Cell phone leads to 3 arrests over thefts
• Melrose to clarify mayor-elect's job to avoid conflict-of-interest issues
• Bachmann drops bid for House chair, throws support to Hensarling
• Cravaack asks Grams for transition help
• St. Cloud school district reviews needs for building planning
• Firefighters set up temporary station at city garage
• South Haven man injured in Cass crash
• 2 duck hunters rescued from Otter Lake
• Freeport woman injured in rollover while delivering mail near Albany
• Cravaack asks Grams for transition help
• Veterans are focus of Little Falls native's art exhibit
• Firefighters set up temporary station at city garage
• School officials invited into homes for discussion
• St. Cloud school district to update buildings plan
• Library bars books for patrons with fees
• Sauk Rapids park board meeting canceled
• Commercial building permits, values rise, data show
• Morrison sheriff warns of phone scam
• St. Cloud earns 3rd most-livable community award
• Melrose seeks to clarify new mayor's city-related job
• Appeals court ruling ends burglary cases
• Cell phone leads to 3 burglary arrests
• Duluth, Grand Rapids twist high school conference talks
• San Francisco bans toys with unhealthy fast-food meals
• South Haven man injured in Cass County crash
• Emmer: No decision yet on court response to race
• Dayton, Emmer preparing for the long count
• School officials invited into homes for discussion
• SCSU student charged with stealing racy photos of Grady Sizemore
• Man arrested after wife hit with chair
• Library bars books for patrons with fees
• Mystery endures in Edmund Fitzgerald sinking
• Commercial building permits, values rise, data show
• St. Cloud school district to update buildings plan
• Appeals court ruling ends burglary cases
• Sauk Rapids park board meeting canceled
• Duluth, Grand Rapids twist high school conference talks
• Morrison sheriff warns of phone scam
• South Haven man injured in Cass County crash
• Melrose seeks to clarify new mayor's city-related job
• Dayton, Emmer preparing for the long count
• Cell phone leads to 3 burglary arrests
• Man arrested after wife hit with chair
• SCSU student charged with stealing racy photos of Grady Sizemore
• SCSU professors, brothers dedicated to helping needy
• Mystery endures in Edmund Fitzgerald sinking
• Symphony 2010
• Warsaw Ghetto film
• India Night
• Race and the elections
• Fee-increase vote
• Mass Comm. grad course
• Music at St. Mary's
• Passport to the World
• 'Bach to Bloch' performance
• White collar felon speaks
• Men's hockey alumni event
• Percussion performance
• Guest kinetic sculptor
• Smoking policy review
• CIS Thanksgiving Program
• New emergency guides
• Feedback Fridays
• Veterans Historic Project Exhibition at Stearns History Museum
• 'The Indelible (P)ink: The Pink Panther and Popular Culture' Exhibit
• Sartell school board candidates
• Sheriff names woman killed in farm accident
• Free child care seminar planned
• Trio of hopefuls challenge 3 on Sartell board
• Sex offender plans move to Upsala
• HealthPartners offers online diagnosis, treatment site
• Rice family rebuilds after fire destroys their home
• Life-size scary characters stolen from Halloween display
• Science festival booth
• Benefits experts weigh impact of health bill
• A portion of 5th Avenue North will be closed this week
• Very strong winds expected Tuesday, Wednesday
• Secretary of state candidates
• 200 tickets issued during homecoming patrols
• Horner lashes out at front-runners in latest Minnesota gubernatorial debate
• Dan Severson battles Mark Ritchie for secretary spot
• Session to focus on women, green jobs
• St. Cloud man killed in Todd County crash
• Clinton rallies Minn. crowd for Bachmann foe Clark
• Several Sauk Rapids meetings canceled
• Petters investors sued for $17 billion
• Collision sends woman to hospital
• Sheriff names woman killed in farm accident
• 3 men injured in assault leaving St. Cloud party
• Sex offender plans move to Upsala
• Agates draw hundreds to Benton museum
• Life-size scary characters stolen from Halloween display
• Trio of hopefuls challenge 3 on Sartell board
• A portion of 5th Avenue North will be closed this week
• Benefits experts weigh impact of health bill
• 200 tickets issued during homecoming patrols
• Clinton rallies Minn. crowd for Bachmann foe Clark
• Very strong winds expected Tuesday, Wednesday
• Share the Spirit looks for donors
• Collision sends woman to hospital
• Horner lashes out at front-runners in latest Minnesota gubernatorial debate
• Free child care seminar planned
• 3 men injured in assault leaving St. Cloud party
• St. Cloud man killed in Todd County crash
• HealthPartners offers online diagnosis, treatment site
• Agates draw hundreds to Benton museum
• Petters investors sued for $17 billion
• Share the Spirit looks for donors
• About the Sartell mayor candidates
• 3 men assaulted in St. Cloud
• 3 familar faces vie for Sartell mayor seat
• Collision sends 1 to hospital
• Watchdog: Bachmann focuses on 2 campaigns: Her election, and tea party base in Congress
• St. Cloud man reports TVs and electronics as stolen
• Times exclusive: $1 billion upgrade at Xcel's Becker Sherco plant on hold
• Obama rallies Dems at U of M, stumps for Dayton
• Along the Way: Emphysema slows down 'master' bus driver
• Saturday's rain ends long dry streak for St. Cloud area
• Sisters' treasured items from Ojibwe to be restored
• About the Sartell mayor candidates
• Collision sends 1 to hospital
• 3 familar faces vie for Sartell mayor seat
• Speaker to discuss women, green economics
• Watchdog: Bachmann focuses on 2 campaigns: Her election, and tea party base in Congress
• Bachmann: Clinton visit shows she's a target
• St. Wendel resident dies in farm accident
• Today's death announcements
• Obama rallies Dems at U of M, stumps for Dayton
• College hockey: Gophers top Huskies, 2-1
• Along the Way: Emphysema slows down 'master' bus driver
• Speaker to discuss women, green economics
• Saturday's rain ends long dry streak for St. Cloud area
• Bachmann: Clinton visit shows she's a target
• St. Cloud family works to change ordinance to allow pet pig to stay
• Today's death announcements
• Sisters' treasured items from Ojibwe to be restored
• 3 men assaulted in St. Cloud
• About the Sartell candidates
• Vehicle hits bicyclist; injuries not life-threatening
• 7 eye Sartell City Council spots
• Little Falls man tried to flee, Morrison sheriff says
• Police believe teens are responsible for burglarized home
• Kimball woman in fatal crash is ID'd
• Judge calls for mental evaluation in case of woman accused of killing toddler son
• Crowd gathers for president at University of Minnesota
• Stearns County board to talk repair payments for channel to Chain of Lakes
• College football: SCSU defeats Crookston handily, 49-6
• About the Sartell candidates
• Today's death notices
• 7 eye Sartell City Council spots
• College football: Johnnies snap losing streak with win over Gustavus, 33-13
• St. Cloud program teaches about firefighting
• President rallies party at University of Minnesota
• Vehicle hits bicyclist; injuries not life-threatening
• Today's death notices
• Little Falls man tried to flee, Morrison sheriff says
• TVs, electronics reported stolen from apartment
• Police believe teens are responsible for burglarized home
• Two arrested after report of vehicle break-ins on north side
• Kimball woman in fatal crash is ID'd
• St. Wendel resident dies in farm accident
• Judge calls for mental evaluation in case of woman accused of killing toddler son
• TVs, electronics reported stolen from apartment
• Stearns County board to talk repair payments for channel to Chain of Lakes
• Two arrested after report of vehicle break-ins on north side
• Peace Corps has lasting impacts among area residents
• St. Wendel resident dies in farm accident
• Shakespeare performance
• MNL at Pioneer Place
• Homecoming
• Governing a department
• Employee appreciation events
• Professor plays with orchestra
• Business seminar for veterans
• Flood trip cancelled
• Career change workshop
• Breast cancer walk
• World comes to SCSU
• Veterans' Day concert
• Halloween Historia At Stearns History Museum
• Andrews not guilty of robbery with weapon, but other charges stand
• Stearns County to demolish 12 abandoned mobile homes in Melrose
• Today's birth announcements
• Officers named in shooting
• Archbishop denies GLBT group its Communion during CSB/SJU event
• Woman hit by car in tech college parking lot
• Police chief: Good Samaritan assault was a hoax
• Man hit by car while crossing street
• SCSU's budget talks continue
• Candidate Banaian sets meetings
• Today's death notices
• Garage fire damages two homes on the south side
• Fire department says chemical spill is contained
• Man killed in crash near Spicer was Norwegian judge
• Deputies find stolen property, now looking for owner
• Vikes get Moss from Patriots in trade
• Local housing sales down significantly
• Man arrested in kidnapping case
• St. Cloud woman killed in SD crash
• St. Joseph man faces charge of child pornography possession
• 2 injured in downtown crash
• With new-field luck, Twins hope to snag title
• Dayton, Horner back health bill, admit its flaws
• Tea party members to rally at Eastman Park
• St. Cloud man drowns in pool
• 2 from I-94 crash remain hospitalized
• Bachmann, Clark plan area debates
• Cell producer Microbiologics has plans for growth
• Report of roadside assault was made up, police say
• St. Cloud officers, wanted man exchange fire
• Civic Center work will limit First Avenue North traffic Thursday
• Bail set for woman charged with assaulting infant
• Soldier from New London killed in Afghanistan
• St. Cloud woman dies in South Dakota crash
• Deer hunt for disabled veterans set
• Today's birth announcements
• Stearns County to demolish abandoned mobile homes in Melrose
• St. Joseph man charged with possessing child pornography
• Today's death notices
• Juvenile arrested after Waite Park burglaries, fire
• Sanford will consider Target Center sign options
• Horner, newly on a roll, takes swings at Minnesota governor's race debate
• Redrawing Minnesota political boundaries looms over fall election
• Storm chaser will speak at SCSU
• New, moving or expanding: Marco sets sights on new locations
• Panel to speak on workplace injustice history at SCSU
• Author Sanders to speak about war's effects on environment
• Police write 47 citations in south side patrol
• Koering write-in campaign is a rare effort
• Investigators study scene on I-94 where 2 died in multivehicle crash
• Road work limits lanes on Highway 55 near Kimball
• Next up: Twins host Yankees on Wednesday
• Central Minnesota highways get safety improvements
• Officials probe officer-involved shooting on East Side
• St. Cloud man drowns in pool
• Bail set at $250,000 for woman accused of injuring son
• Today's death notices
• St. Cloud man in serious condition after shootout with police
• 1 person killed in collision near South Haven
• 2 killed, 5 injured in I-94 crash
• Family remembers former St. Cloud mayor Ed Henry
• MLB: Twins to host Yankees on Wednesday
• Fun, rivalry draw record numbers at Johnnies-Tommies game
• Today's death announcements
• 4 school districts will ask for levy extension, increase
• Few historical examples for Koering write-in campaign
• Library restructuring plan meets opposition
• Jackknifed semi among vehicles involved in I-94 crash near St. Cloud
• Outdoors: Hunting? Keep survival in mind
• Seized, surplus items to be sold at auction
• Club profile: Woodcarvers aim to share knowledge
• Police write 47 citations in southside patrol
• Along the Way: Knutson-Kolodzne in charge of Give It Get It Days
• Overnight temperature drops below freezing
• Police: Monticello man arrested after violating no-contact order
• Seized, surplus items to be sold at auction
• Police detail makes arrests, issues tickets near SCSU campus
• Police write 47 citations in southside patrol
• Family remembers former St. Cloud mayor Ed Henry
• Overnight temperature drops below freezing
• Instructor for local Red Cross chapter is descendant of legendary Clara Barton
• Preview of the week ahead
• 4 school districts will ask for levy extension, increase
• Club profile: Woodcarvers aim to share knowledge
• Panel to talk about workplace injustice at SCSU
• Along the Way: Knutson-Kolodzne in charge of Give It Get It Days
• Today's death announcements
• Police: Monticello man arrested after violating no-contact order
• Few historical examples for Koering write-in campaign
• Police detail makes arrests, issues tickets near SCSU campus
• Multivehicle crash shuts down I-94 near Opportunity Drive
• St. Cloud vet raises flag at Target Field at today's Twins game
• Panel to talk about workplace injustice at SCSU
• Clear Lake-area man gets almost 8 years for abuse
• Today's death notices
• St. Cloud man found not guilty in sexual abuse of girl
• Casilla's 2-out, 2-run single wins it for Twins, 5-4
• St. Cloud school district looks to expand immersion program
• VA Medical Center sets flu shot clinic schedule
• Tall (but true) tale links Johnnies-Tommies in rivalry
• College football: St. John's falls to Tommies, 27-26 in overtime
• Former St. Cloud mayor Ed Henry dies at 89
• College football: Williams electric in SCSU's 42-10 win over Northern State
• Suspect sought in burglary near Avon
• Police detail makes arrests, issues tickets near campus
• Morrison Co. deputies arrest man suspected in the death of 2 in Mahnomen Co.
• Monticello man arrested at southeast residence
• Marijuana plants lead to Milaca man's arrest
• Frost advisory out for overnight hours
• Police: St. Cloud man found walking with butcher knife
• Police detail makes arrests, issues tickets near campus
• St. Cloud woman arrested after report of suspected child abuse
• Monticello man arrested at southeast residence
• Clear Lake-area man gets almost 8 years for abuse
• Frost advisory out for overnight hours
• St. Cloud man found not guilty in sexual abuse of girl
• Morrison Co. deputies arrest man suspected in the death of 2 in Mahnomen Co.
• Tall (but true) tale links Johnnies-Tommies in rivalry
• Marijuana plants lead to Milaca man's arrest
• Today's death notices
• Former St. Cloud mayor Ed Henry dies at 89
• Police: St. Cloud man found walking with butcher knife
• VA Medical Center sets flu shot clinic schedule
• St. Cloud woman arrested after report of suspected child abuse
• Record crowd numbers 16,421 at SJU-UST game
• St. Cloud Regional Human Rights Office opens
• College football: Persa, Northwestern rally past Minnesota 29-28
• Morrison, Benton deputies arrest Mahnomen homicide suspect
• Man arrested after stabbing attempt
• Milaca man arrested after marijuana plants found in house
• St. Cloud man spends year in jail; found not guilty of sexual abuse
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting at Caribou
• Clear Lake man sentenced to 8 years for sexual abuse
• Man arrested after stabbing attempt
• St. Cloud man spends year in jail; found not guilty of sexual abuse
• Today's death notices
• Today's birth announcements
• National Guard honors Bataan Death March survivors
• Fund set up for Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge
• Burglar takes jewelry, violin and camera from Avon Township home
• Hydrants to be flushed in St. Joseph
• Morrison, Benton deputies arrest Mahnomen homicide suspect
• Milaca man arrested after marijuana plants found in house
• Burglar takes jewelry, violin and camera from Avon Township home
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting at Caribou
• Hydrants to be flushed in St. Joseph
• Clear Lake man sentenced to 8 years for sexual abuse
• Collectible Christmas Ornament Available at Stearns History Museum
• Saint Cloud Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Wednesday's rain totaled 1.58 inches
• Minnesota public defenders seek to reduce caseloads
• Senior profile: St. John's Prep senior aims for future in music industry
• Civic Center's new name announced
• Take Back the Night set for Sept. 30 at Barden Park
• Sartell aims to expose kids to local foods through Farn to School program
• U.S. Hwy. 10 resurfacing affects traffic
• Candidates for governor, others to participate in elections forums
• Zimmerman man jailed after thefts
• Fire district talks to continue
• Stearns sheriff's sergeant faces new charges in criminal sexual conduct case
• SCSU journalism group is Chapter of the Year
• Take Back the Night set for Sept. 30
• Highway 10 lanes closed for resurfacing
• Zimmerman man jailed in 2-state burglary case
• Today's death notices
• St. Cloud Civic Center will get new name
• St. Cloud woman jailed after fight with officers
• Report: 1 arrested, head-butted officer
• Clear Lake woman dies in Duelm crash
• Appeals court reverses Morrison County drive-by decision
• CSB/SJU enrollment up for this school year
• TSA gear departing St. Cloud airport
• St. Joe council to discuss city's chicken policy
• Journalist Schara: Bachmann backed tax
• St. Cloud-area schools hesitate to spend aid cash
• Counties keep preliminary budgets trim
• Petters scheme forger White sentenced to 5 years
• Sauk Rapids, other area cities approve plans for tax levies
• TSA removes security equipment from St. Cloud Airport
• St. Cloud council approves slightly lower property tax levy
• Police arrest man who head-butted officer
• Former Gov. Carlson backs Horner in gubernatorial race
• Award-winning author to read at the College of St. Benedict
• Criminal sexual conduct allegations investigated at Eden Valley-Watkins
• 3 St. Cloud students named National Merit semifinalists
• St. Cloud takes over development reins
• Woman jailed after fight with police
• CentraCare schedules flu shot clinic
• Ex-Petters workers are asked to hand back bonuses
• County groups sponsor legislative debate in St. Cloud
• Stearns board approves animal composters
• Clear Lake woman identified as victim of crash near Duelm
• Smithsonian Magazine 6th Annual Museum Day
• Crops could use hot, dry weather before harvest
• Family asks Iran to drop $500K bail
• Van driver dies after head-on collision
• New St. Cloud Civic Center bids OK'd
• St. Cloud settles police contract
• NFL in trouble? Strike could shut down next year's season
• Central Minnesota Community Foundation dinner to celebrate 25 years of service
• Traffic delays possible on Seventh Avenue
• Counties consider animal composting machines
• Gandhi's grandson to speak at CSB
• Today's birth announcements
• Stearns History Museum to pair with Museum day
• Today's death notices
• Nuns' struggle in China is focus of museum program
• St. Cloud settles police contract for 2009-10
• Pioneer Place on Fifth to self-produce
• St. Cloud sets hearings on assessment, liquor license
• Chaska woman robbed at gunpoint on Fifth Avenue
• St. Cloud plans closed meeting to deal with litigation
• St. Cloud firefighters raise funds for charity with 'Fill the Boot'
• 4 accused of selling alcohol to minors
• Crews will work on Minnesota Highway 24
• Traffic delays possible on Seventh Avenue
• NFL in trouble? Strike could shut down next year's season
• Former governor Carlson campaigns for IP candidate Horner
• Today's birth announcements
• Counties consider animal composting machines
• St. Cloud OK's second set of Civic Centre bids
• Today's death notices
• Local VA expands, upgrades facilities
• 2 Foley residents escape injury in crash
• St. Cloud settles police contract for 2009-10
• New, moving or expanding: Prestige Delivers will bring the food to you
• Richmond woman injured in crash near Avon
• St. Cloud sets hearings on assessment, liquor license
• Gandhi's grandson to speak at CSB
• Professor to discuss comic book superheroes
• St. Cloud plans closed meeting to deal with litigation
• Stearns History Museum to pair with Museum day
• Meeker County investigates criminal sexual conduct allegations at Eden Valley-Watkins
• Crews will work on Minnesota Highway 24
• Nuns' struggle in China is focus of museum program
• St. Cloud police arrest 25 drunken drivers
• Former governor Carlson campaigns for IP candidate Horner
• Chaska woman robbed at gunpoint on Fifth Avenue
• 2 Foley residents escape injury in crash
• St. Cloud OK's second set of Civic Centre bids
• 4 accused of selling alcohol to minors
• Richmond woman injured in crash near Avon
• St. Cloud firefighters raise funds for charity with 'Fill the Boot'
• In Their Own Words: Letters From China 1930-1948
• Bus Trip to Minnesota History Center to See Chocolate: The Exhibition
• New Book Available at Stearns History Museum
• Minnesota Reflections: Digital Resources
• The Responsible Bathroom Water Conservation Tour
• First Street North will close for utility work
• Voter turnout for Tuesday's primary election hard to predict
• Cokato man injured in plane crash
• Body of Buffalo kayaker found near Grand Rapids
• Bloomington man snuffs camper fire on Interstate 94
• Duluth swamped by flooding; deluge drowns cars in some areas
• St. Cloud's rainfall amounts fluctuate over area
• Deadline to withdraw land from Green Acres nears
• Open house planned for homes built by Tech College students
• Big dogs given chance to run at Wilson Park play group
• Minnesota primary will test changes to absentee voting
• As Sartell girl battles epilepsy, participants hope Stroll will be 'celebration'
• Feds indict St. Cloud man who assaulted woman at rural church
• Brace for heavy traffic near Brainerd this weekend
• Kelliher running mate Gunyou to visit St. Cloud ahead of primary
• Today's death announcements
• Dayton, Entenza, Kelliher debate platforms before Tuesday primary
• Kleis says budget plan cuts spending 3.89 percent
• The struggle to connect
• Council OKs sidewalk near new skate park
• Council restricts parking on 12th Avenue North
• Utility asks users to conserve power today
• Photo gallery: Platte River Days Parade
• Body of Buffalo kayaker recovered
• Minnesota troops return home to special ceremony
• St. Paul police: Driver hits, injures man, then flees
• Lend a hand: Get involved in the community
• Area county felony sentencings
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting
• Local group works to help Liberia
• Plan for Sauk Rapids City Hall land lists pharmacy
• Group approves $440,000 to operate Northstar bus link from St. Cloud to Big Lake
• Primaries promise to pare down pools in local, state races
• Weight of choices drives man to end
• Kelliher running mate, John Gunyou, to be at St. Cloud rally
• Storm rainfall amounts vary
• Bloomington man puts out camper fire on I-94
• Council member Perske files to run for Sartell mayor; more file for office
• Thunderstorms likely today, tonight
• Somali presidential candidate visits St. Cloud
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting
• Becker, Eden Valley-Watkins look at solar power as money saver, teaching tool
• Thunderstorms likely today, tonight
• Electrolux reaches deal with Muslim employees over breaks, fast
• GOP gubernatorial candidate Emmer loses adviser
• To cut costs, SCSU sends retirement offers to 132 faculty members
• Greenwald man injured after sleeping at wheel
• Belgrade man in serious condition after diving into shallow lake
• Council member Perske files to run for Sartell mayor; more file for office
• Somali presidential candidate visits St. Cloud
• Electrolux reaches deal with Muslim employees over breaks, fast
• Local jobless claims decline
• To cut costs, SCSU sends retirement offers to 132 faculty members
• GOP gubernatorial candidate Emmer loses adviser
• Minnesota voters cast absentee ballots, signal strong turnout
• Today's death notices
• Greenwald man injured after sleeping at wheel
• Region in tornado watch until 1 a.m.
• Belgrade man in serious condition after diving into shallow lake
• Region in tornado watch until 1 a.m.
• Increased rains make Mississippi swell with runoff
• Kleis plans town-hall meeting
• Roscoe man arrested after Avon chase
• Greenwald man injured in Morrison County crash
• Hiker from Princeton doesn't remember being struck by lightning in Colo. park
• Waite Park fire causes minor damage
• Cash-strapped Nu Way church faces possible closure in 30 days
• Roscoe man arrested after Avon chase
• Benton halts park development
• Candidates file for city offices
• Lincoln school to get interim principal
• Investigators find meth lab in St. Joseph
• Absentee voting for Minnesota primary tops '06, '02
• Northstar rail available for more home Twins games
• EEOC, Electrolux settle complaint over Ramadan accommodations
• Hiker from Princeton doesn't remember being struck by lightning in Colo. park
• Sartell council members will square off in mayor's race
• Cash-strapped Nu Way church faces possible closure in 30 days
• Absentee voting for Minnesota primary tops '06, '02
• Belgrade man injured in swimming accident
• Sartell council members will square off in mayor's race
• Lincoln to get interim principal
• Candidate for Somali presidency gathers support in St. Cloud
• Investigators find meth lab in St. Joseph
• Today's death notices
• 87 vehicles stopped during enforcement in Cold Spring; 19 citations issued
• SCSU offers early retirement to 132
• Area residents throw hats in ring for elected offices
• Greenwald man injured in Morrison County crash
• Northstar rail available for home Twins games
• Local jobless claims decline, national picture stormy
• Sartell woman chosen to interpret at UN
• Belgrade man injured in swimming accident
• Gluek's gone; growth is in: Cold Spring Brewing Co. drops brand, plans expansion
• Twins trains a hit, Northstar extends service through October
• Nu Way church in dire financial straits
• Student profile: Royalton senior looks up to his dad
• 12 Sartell thefts lead to 2 arrests
• Today's birth announcements
• St. Cloud Hospital births
• Deputy ends 110 mph chase of Roscoe man
• Area city council hopefuls file candidacy paperwork
• From karaoke to WE Fest: St. Cloud singer to open for Keith Urban tonight
• Assistant Tech principal will lead Lincoln this fall
• Prosecutor won't re-try man in fatal Toyota crash
• St. Joseph to business owners: Tell us about your projects
• Stearns 911 service restored
• Today's death notices
• Target apologizes for political donation
• Put down that cell phone: Officers will target distracted drivers today
• One arrested during DWI enforcement Saturday
• Fire at Waite Park business causes minor damage
• St. Cloud police write 321 speeding tickets
• 4-H contestants flock to Benton County Fair, celebrate 50 years of livestock auction
• Justice: 14 accused of supporting Somalia terror group
• Waite Park squad car involved in collision
• Judge orders new trial for St. Paul man in fatal Toyota crash
• Candidates file for open seats in Sartell, St. Augusta, Avon, more
• Candidate Carol Lewis hosts event Saturday
• Little Falls man injured when truck rolls over near Pierz
• Nu Way church in dire financial straits
• Still racing: Paralysis doesn't keep Sartell man from motocross track
• Princeton man struck by lightning in Colorado
• St. Cloud police arrest 6 at loud party
• Today's birth announcements
• Crash near Big Lake kills Zimmerman teen
• St. Joseph to business owners: Tell us about your projects
• Meth lab found in St. Joseph search
• Area city council hopefuls file candidacy paperwork
• St. Cloud ALC principal accepts new job in Rochester
• Put down that cell phone: Officers will target distracted drivers today
• Twins trains a hit, Northstar extends service through October
• Prosecutor won't re-try man in fatal Toyota crash
• Candidates file for open seats in Sartell, St. Augusta, Avon, more
• 12 Sartell thefts lead to 2 arrests
• Today's death notices
• Crash near Big Lake kills Zimmerman teen
• Deputy ends 110 mph chase of Roscoe man
• Fire at Waite Park business causes minor damage
• SkyWest buys out potential local carrier ExpressJet
• Assistant Tech principal will lead Lincoln this fall
• Target apologizes for political donation
• St. Cloud ALC principal accepts new job in Rochester
• Stearns 911 service restored
• St. Cloud police write 321 speeding tickets
• Home sales down in Central Minnesota
• Meth lab found in St. Joseph search
• Judge orders new trial for St. Paul man in fatal Toyota crash
• River Bats fans' hunger, thirst keep concessions staff hustling
• Today's death notices
• St. Stephen gambling permit revoked
• Area city council, mayoral candidates make it official
• Die-hard Vikes fans on Favre watch: Here we go again
• Emmer, Dems skirmish over biofuels at Farmfest
• Pawlenty: English official state language?
• Central Minnesota home sales decline 50 percent in July
• Cigarette starts apartment carpet fire
• Today's birth announcements
• St. Cloud ALC principal takes job in Rochester
• Bonding projects, including SCSU lab, may get new life
• Like Gluek? Talk to us
• St. Stephen gambling permit revoked
• Distracted-driving enforcement coming Thursday
• Pawlenty: English official state language?
• Teen dies in morning crash near Big Lake
• Cigarette starts apartment carpet fire
• Brewer to stop making Gluek Beer this fall
• St. Cloud ALC principal takes job in Rochester
• Emmer, Dems skirmish over biofuels at Farmfest
• Like Gluek? Talk to us
• Central Minnesota home sales decline 50 percent in July
• Distracted-driving enforcement coming Thursday
• Today's birth announcements
• Teen dies in morning crash near Big Lake
• Agent, coach: Favre will play if ankle is healthy
• Brewer to stop making Gluek, expand facility
• Pig, monkey, Batmobile: Just a few ways to get laughs at Bats games
• SkyWest buys out potential local carrier ExpressJet
• News from Paramount Theatre And Visual Arts Center - June 17, 2010
• Fourth of July Celebration with Fireworks
• ‘A Day At The Museum’ Children’s Program
• Pan Car Collectible Historical Ornament
• Pan Barbecue Fundraiser
• Breakfast Club Program - Claiming A Heritage, The Downside Of Growth
• Art Through the Ages Family Day
• Pioneer Place Proudly Presents The Fabulous Armadillos Motown And Soul At The Paramount
• Centuries Of Progress Family Day
• Foul Lines: Baseball In Progressive America
• Addictions Anonymous Group Forming
• Richmond History DVD Wins International Ava Award
• Family Days At The Fair
• Exhibition - The World’s Best, Finest And The Envy Of Everyone In Town
• Breakfast Club Program
• Centuries of Progress Opens at Stearns History Museum and Research Center
• Upcoming Classes at the Visual Arts Center!
• Dedicated To The Land: Celebrating Century Farms In Stearns County
• February 2010 Breakfast Club At Stearns History Museum
• SCSU to Offer Youth Soccer Clinic on Jan. 23
• The Nuremberg Trials
• Innitiative Foundation Seeks VISTA Volunteers to Serve Central Minnesota Nonprofits
• Youth Baseball Clinic Offered at SCSU on Feb. 7
• E-Learning now available for OSHA course online
• SCSU Soccer Hands Out Team Awards for 2008
• SCSU to Offer Youth Soccer Clinic on Jan. 24
• Husky Dugout Club First Pitch Banquet
• KringleFest
• SCSU Softball Earns Academic Honors
• SCSU WBB Ranked 8th in NSIC Poll
• SCSU MBB Ranked 5th in NSIC Poll
• Skate With The Huskies
• SCSU's Paula U'Ren Inducted into Hall of Fame
• SCSU's Rocky Horn Named to AFCA Good Works Team
• Pieper Named Player of the Week at SCSU
• Husky Pups Kicks Off on Sept. 13
• Starz of Tomorrow Father/Son Clinic Set for Sept. 27
• SCSU Soccer Season Preview 2008
• St. Cloud State Names Soccer Captains for 2008
• SCSU Coaches' Shows Move To Old Chicago
• SCSU Picked 10th in NSIC Preseason Poll
• CIC Women's Hockey Golf Outing Set For Sept. 12
• Former Husky Signs With Augusta Lynx
• Golf Outing to Benefit SCSU Baseball
• SCSU to Offer Youth Softball Clinic
• SCSU Names New Diving Coach
• SCSU Women's Hockey to Host Easton Holiday Showcase
• SCSU Football Tabbed Fifth in NSIC Preseason Poll
• SCSU Names Lori Fish New Women's Basketball Coach
• SCSU Wrestling Plans Youth Clinic on Oct. 25
• SCSU Golfers Qualify for U.S. Public Links Amateur Open
• SCSU to Offer Wood Bat League This Fall
• SCSU's Garrett Roe Selected in NHL Draft
• Saint Cloud Granite City Days
• SCSU Baseball Names Team Award Winners for 2008
• SCSU Wrestling Plans Golf Outing for Aug. 22
• SCSU's Kyle Resser Named to All-NCC Team
• SCSU Baseball Wins NCC Tournament Opener
• SCSU Men's Hockey Hands Out Team Awards
• SCSU Diver Wins National Title
• SCSU Hockey Players Earn WCHA Notice
• SCSU Baseball to Offer More Youth Clinics
• SCSU's Aaron Marvin Gains WCHA Notice
• SCSU Hockey Feature: Nate Dey
• SCSU's Marty Mjelleli Honored
• SCSU's Jason Brueske Joins River Bats' Staff
• SCSU's Garrett Roe Named WCHA Rookie of the Week
• SCSU Wrestling to Host Husky Open on Dec. 8
• Tech H.S. Grad John Swanson Named WCHA Player of the Week
• SCSU Baseball Banquet Set for Feb. 9
• SCSU Baseball Inks Three Local Athletes
• SCSU Baseball Signs Logan Birr
• Huskies Sign Festler and LeBlanc
• SCSU Wrestling Signs Matt Benson
• SCSU Wrestling Signs Matt Benson
• SCSU to Host Wrestling Clinic
• Kees Named to 2007 All-NCC Team

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