St. Cloud News

Because of the Thanksgiving holiday garbage and recycling will not be picked-up in St. Cloud Thursday.

Suzanne Driessen, Food Safety Educator with the University of Minnesota Extension Office in St. Cloud, says there are a number of steps to take, and things to keep in mind, to ensure a delicious and safe meal for everyone.

Organizers with the Country Lights Festival in Sartell want to make you aware of some last minute changes as opening night approaches.

The Minnesota Department of Health is reporting another day with more than 6,000 new cases of COVID-19.

St. Cloud was recently named the third worst city in Minnesota to drive in, according to QuoteWizard.com. The Granite City trails only #1 Moorhead and #2 Inver Grove Heights when it comes to rate of accidents, speeding tickets, DUI’s and citations.

Going to bars and restaurants seem to be the biggest thing that people are missing

As coronavirus cases rise across the country more Americans are staying home and gas prices are falling again.

There was no buzz, no neon lights turned on. It was just eerily quiet.

This is National Games and Puzzle week, which is traditionally held during the week of Thanksgiving.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and others Friday discussed the effect the COVID-19 pandemic and isolation can have on mental health, and outlined new funding dedicated to addressing the issue.

You may have noticed some dirt being moved at the corner of County Road 1 and Highway 15 in Sartell.

With the weather turning colder and another shutdown happening, local gyms and health clubs are letting their members know they are here for them.