Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 26th of September.
Good morning, St. Cloud.
Tami Kruzel, founder of Bri’s Lodge, was named the 2026 Changemaker for her work supporting local grief and was awarded $5,000 by St. Cloud Financial Credit Union & community partners.
Her program now helps over 400 people find support and hope throughout Central Minnesota.
Duck season opens today in Minnesota with breeding ducks up 60 percent since last year.
Expert Glen Schmitt advises hunters to check local water sources — some traditional spots have dried up from drought — while cool, rainy weather may boost activity as waterfowl season runs through early October.
Bishop Patrick Neary’s journey from La Porte to St. Cloud has spanned decades — from serving in Arizona and Kenya to his 2022 appointment as bishop, now leading the local Catholic Diocese.
His path reflects years of community service and deep faith.
Ubah Ali, first Somali-American TV reporter in the Twin Cities, is leaving WCCO after three years.
She said her time there taught her a lifetime of lessons and stories and looks forward to sharing her next role soon.
St. Cloud’s sole speakeasy, The Blue Goose, offers craft cocktails and small plates from a hidden location beneath Pioneer Place on 5th Avenue.
The venue, modeled after prohibition-era bars, delivers a unique taste of local history.
Students and parents will join the 31st annual Walk to School Day on Wednesday, Oct.
7 in Minnesota. More than 110 schools will host the event where volunteers help supervise safe crossings and build healthy walking routines.
St. Cloud Public Services warns that lithium-ion batteries — found in many devices — may self ignite if crushed during recycling after a battery smoked in a truck and was removed.
The city reminds residents to use white yard waste bags or drop off yard waste at the compost site.
The Minnesota DNR warns fall anglers and hunters that cold water can cut survival time dramatically and that wearing a foam life jacket with a float plan is crucial.
Officials stress even weight distribution and planning for help when water temperatures drop + safety is essential.
CentraCare clinics in St. Cloud are offering COVID-19 and flu shots.
Patients may book appointments online or call 320 200 3200 and visit the Plaza Meadow drive-thru today and on Oct. 3, 10 and 17 from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Cathedral boys soccer beat Little Falls 3-2 on Thursday, Sept.
25 — Liam Kohn scored twice in the first half and assisted on James Vega’s goal as the Crusaders rallied from behind.
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