(KNSI) - A local sheriff is warning central Minnesotans about how cutting-edge technology, such as artificial intelligence, could be used to wipe away someone's life savings. Benton County Sheriff Troy Heck told KNSI News AI offers crooks new ways to...

(KNSI) - A warm winter and early ice out could lessen your chance of landing a lunker from some of Minnesota's deepest lakes. Experts say with a winter like this, the open water period will be longer this year, because the ice out across the state wa...

(KNSI) - Outdoor seating is returning to restaurants and bars in downtown St. Cloud. Crews will be putting up temporary barriers on 5th Avenue South between West St. Germain Street and 1st Street South on Wednesday morning. The block in the heart of ...

(KNSI) - An informational meeting on regional public safety services is coming up this week. St. Cloud Mayor Dave Kleis and Sauk Rapids Mayor Kurt Hunstiger will host the open house style meeting at 1:00 p.m. on Thursday, May 2nd. St. Cloud Fire Chie...

(KNSI) - Area bus drivers prepare to get back in the saddle again. The Local Bus Roadeo has been scheduled for Thursday, May 16th, at the K-Lot at St. Cloud State University, next to the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center on the southern end of campu...

(KNSI) - The 13th annual St. Cloud Rox Reading Program had every child from Albany to Zimmerman, and maybe even Mudville, too, cracking open books this April. Thirty different cities in central Minnesota took part over the course of four weeks, invol...

(KNSI) - Once again, Mother's Day and the Fishing Opener are on the same weekend. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources suggests merging the two. The agency is calling on moms across the state to take part in the fishing challenge on Saturday...

Authorities say one person died when a tornado ripped through the small northeastern Kansas city of Westmoreland and destroyed houses, RVs and outbuildings

Columbia University’s Hamilton Hall cleared of pro-Palestinian protesters who took over building, police say

The United Nations says over 7 million people in South Sudan are expected to face acute food insecurity or worse during “the lean season” between now and July