(KNSI) - The teenager who shot and killed Zaria McKeever has been sentenced to over a decade in prison. On November 8th, 2022, then 15-year-old Foday Kamara broke into McKeever's boyfriend's Brooklyn Park apartment at the behest of a jealous ex named...

(KNSI) - Sartell-St. Stephen Middle School threw a special birthday party on Thursday. Mary Lou Westra began working in the district in January 2002 and is now a lunchroom supervisor. What's unique is that her career with the district began in her go...

(KNSI) - Blacklight Adventures is adding mini golf to its family entertainment facility as part of an 18,000-square-foot expansion. Owner Jay Mrozek teases what the two nine-hole courses will look like. "The first course is kind of like a jungle...

(KNSI) - A St. Cloud area organization is one of six in the state selected for a Labor Education Advancement Program award. LEAP grants are meant to encourage apprenticeship programs for underserved communities, particularly people of color, indigeno...

(KNSI) - Curious Elixirs is hosting the Great Curious Cocktail Party on May 15th. The company was started eight years ago by JW Wiseman, who was looking for a tasty alternative to boozy beverages. Catering to the sober curious, those in recovery and...

(KNSI) - Mark your calendars for the upcoming Tour of Saints Bike Ride. Described as a heavenly little ride, it starts at the Athletic Complex at the College of Saint Benedict in St. Joseph and ends at Bad Habit Brewing. The annual event gets rolling...

(KNSI) - Minnesota anglers eager for the season kick-off on Saturday, May 11th, can get a head start with regional fishing outlooks provided by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. The outlooks detail fishing opportunities and conditions ac...

The family of the U.S. Air Force airman shot and killed by a deputy in Florida says he was devoted to improving the lives of a younger sister, brother and his mom

The Senate has passed a $105 billion bill designed to improve air safety and customer service for air travelers, a day before the law governing the Federal Aviation Administration expires

Hawaii health officials say testing on west Maui residents shows no evidence of widespread lead exposure from last summer’s wildfires