Category Archives: Community News

(KNSI) - Minnesota Governor Tim Walz Monday announced a new program that will allow people to order free rapid COVID-19 tests online to be delivered to their homes. Beginning Tuesday, March 29th, two ...

(KNSI) - A pair of Central Minnesota sisters have their own business they hope can help them pay for college. A little more than a year ago, ten-year-old Farrah and eight-year-old Orly Reese live in t...

(KNSI) - The St. Cloud State University men's hockey team is headed to the first game of the NCAA tournament Friday night, and there are some watch parties around town. Fans can watch the Huskies take...

(KNSI) - The City of Waite Park recognized three retiring firefighters at its meeting Monday night. The COVID-19 pandemic has pushed the ceremonies virtual in recent years. Chief Jim Aleshire says the...

(KNSI) - St. Cloud Mayor Dave Kleis will deliver his 17th State of the City address next month. The address will be held on April 19th at 12:30 p.m. inside the St. Cloud City Council Chambers. Earlier...

(KNSI) - After almost 15 months and more than 100,000 vaccinations, officials with CentraCare say they will close its main COVID-19 vaccination site in St. Cloud next month. The CentraCare South Point...

(KNSI) - The Stearns County Parks Department is accepting booking reservations for five facilities in the area. Park officials say pavilions can be used for family reunions, business outings, and grou...

(KNSI) - St. Cloud Area School District 742 says it has chosen its next Assistant Superintendent of Secondary Education. In a press release, the district says it has hired Kay Nelson to fill the role....

(KNSI) - The Central Minnesota Mental Health Center has selected its next executive director. Jessica Brandon is taking over for Dr. Rick Lee, who retired on February 1st. Dr. John Eggers has served a...

(KNSI) - Traut Companies has moved to a new location in St. Joseph. Traut Companies once called Waite Park home, but they outgrew the five-acre location and broke ground last July on an over 13-acre s...