Category Archives: KNSI Local News

(KNSI) - Two people from Waite Park were arrested on February 3rd after police said they found drugs and guns following complaints from neighbors that it sounded like someone was abusing dogs inside t...

(KNSI) - St. Cloud approved an opening up public comment on an environmental review for a development, gave the thumbs up to a trail redevelopment project, and wanted more information before selling a...

(KNSI) - COVID hospitalizations remain below 100 for the second week in a row in the St. Cloud area. CentraCare COVID-19 Incident Commander Dr. George Morris says it is further evidence that the recen...

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - George Floyd could have been saved if Minneapolis police officers had moved him into a position to breathe more easily, and his chances of survival "doubled or tripled" if they ...

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - Minnesota Senate Republicans on Monday released a $2.73 billion proposal to repay the state's debt to the federal government for unemployment benefits during the pandemic and pr...

(KNSI) - Even with this winter's snowfall, parts of the area are still abnormally dry. The US Drought Monitor's February report shows much of Benton, Sherburne, and Wright counties are in the abnormal...

(KNSI) - A St. Joseph man had to be extricated from his vehicle after a crash Friday evening. The Stearns County Sheriff's Office reports they were dispatched to the intersection of County Road 40 and...

(KNSI) - A man has been convicted of stabbing a woman in Belgrade during a methamphetamine-fueled standoff that lasted 14 hours last fall. Christopher Allen Shepersky pleaded guilty to 2nd-degree assa...

(KNSI) - Officials with U-Haul say the former Maiers Transport & Warehousing facility will soon be turned into full-service retail, moving, and self-storage facility. According to a press release,...

(KNSI) - The rollout of free N95 masks nationwide has begun, and Minnesota pharmacies have either started handing out supplies or will do so in the next few days. Sherburne County Public Health has re...