Jim Maurice is the News Director for Townsquare Media’s St. Cloud brands. A life-long Minnesota resident, he grew up in the small west central community of Maynard. He began his professional radio career working nights at KDMA in Montevideo. Then, after a 10 year stint in Redwood Falls working at KLGR, he moved to St. Cloud. Jim has worked at WJON since 2005, and has been the news director since 2007.
Jim Maurice
Kendall Named 2024 Athena Award Recipient
The Women's Fund has announced this year's recipient of the Athena Award.
Community Street Fair Coming to St. Cloud’s East End this Fall
A handful of small business owners on St. Cloud's East End are taking it upon themselves to improve their neighborhood.
What Central Minnesota Can Expect During Monday’s Solar Eclipse
Much of the country will experience a solar eclipse on Monday afternoon.
$50K Powerball Winner in Minnesota, Jackpot Continues to Grow
Another drawing and still no jackpot winner in the Powerball game, however there was another big winner in Minnesota.
Lineup Announced for Annual Music In The Gardens Series
The performers have been announced for the annual Music in the Gardens concert series.
$200K Scratch Off Winner in Central Minnesota
Do you know anyone in the Brainerd lakes area?
Registration Open for Haunting Summer Camp for Kids
A unique summer camp teaches kids the art of being scary.
New Fire Station to Be On Ballot in St. Cloud in November
St. Cloud Mayor Dave Kleis delivered his 19th annual State of the City Address Tuesday at City Hall.
St. Cloud Becomes First in Minnesota to Accept Used Cooking Oil
Starting now St. Cloud residents have a new environmentally friendly way of disposing of your used cooking oil and grease.
Mayor Addresses Space Shuttle Plans During State of the City
For the second year in a row, St. Cloud Mayor Dave Kleis devoted a significant amount of time during his State of City Address to talking about downtown.
Jazz Bands, Comedy Kicking Off Gnarly Bard Theater Entertainment
Downtown St. Cloud's newest theater has announced some entertainment to kick off the venue.
Great Theatre Getting Rare Chance to Perform ‘Waitress’
The non-profit Great Theatre has already announced its shows for next year's 27th season. Artistic & Education Director Kendra Norton Dando says a highlight for the 2024-2025 season is the production of Waitress taking the stage in October, which is a rare opportunity for local theater.