Category Archives: KNSI Local News

(KNSI) - The Minnesota Department of Health is updating its COVID-19 testing guidance as more Minnesotans get vaccinated and start to resume travel and other activities this summer. "Thanks to the nea...

(KNSI) - Lawmakers passed the Public Safety and Judiciary Bill Wednesday, one of the last bills needed to put the final touches on the $52 billion budget that needs to be passed today to avoid a parti...

(KNSI) - Sixth District Congressman Tom Emmer is holding an over-the-phone town hall meeting on getting Minnesotans back to work. The town hall is at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, June 30. To join, call 855-96...

(KNSI) - The Stearns County Sheriff's Office is asking for help finding the person who drove through a county park, causing damage to some trees. The sheriff's office says the damage was discovered in...

(KNSI) - The search for a missing Crown College graduate has come to a sad end. Police were called to a single vehicle crash near the area of Highway 101 and Highway 13 in Savage Tuesday afternoon. Th...

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - The Minnesota Senate approved a modest set of police accountability measures early Wednesday that's part of a broader public safety budget bill, as the state's divided Legislature p...

(KNSI) - The House and Senate have voted to end the state's peacetime emergency on July 1st. An 11th hour deal struck late Tuesday night with the United States Department of Agriculture will protect m...

(KNSI) - A St. Cloud woman charged in connection to a murder in St. Cloud is accused of exposing her toddler to drugs. Thirty-Three-year-old Angela Renee Jones has been charged with felony drug exposu...

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - The University of Minnesota Board of Regents on Tuesday agreed to raise tuition for the first time in two years, over objections from some students who believe it's wrong to charge ...

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - The Minnesota House was preparing to debate police accountability as part of a broader public safety budget bill that the state's divided Legislature must enact before late Wedn...