98.1 - Minnesota's New Country

A routine vote count turned surreal when an unexpected voice shattered the proceedings. A spellcaster or just a prankster? Let’s unravel the details.

Mike Lindell may have snagged third place, but his campaign's spending choices are raising eyebrows. Imagine spending big bucks on your own book instead of traditional ads.

In a world of online rumors, one local business owner stands firm, hoping to turn skepticism into support for a cherished community landmark.

Looking for Valentine's Day dining options? Check out local pizzerias for heart-shaped pizzas or enjoy a night out at Zaffiros.

Big changes are rolling in for Indian Motorcycle, as it rides off into a new chapter away from Polaris. What does this mean for fans?

In a thrilling showdown at Maplelag, local skiers faced tough rivals, but one standout athlete took the spotlight with a remarkable finish.

Despite the numbers suggesting calm, grocery bills tell a different tale – families are feeling the pinch at checkout like never before.

At 41, Lindsey Vonn battles injuries and seeks to make her mark at the upcoming Winter Olympics, inspiring fans with her determination.

A new tool is making it easier than ever to connect with Minnesota's farmers—let’s take a closer look.

A recent council meeting in Farmington turned fiery over a multi-billion dollar data center project — emotions are running high!

This week, The Food Group announced it will be closing its metro-area Fare For All sites after February 2026.

Looking for the best dining spots for Valentine's Day? Check out these local favorites that offer delicious food and a romantic atmosphere.

A local club is reminding us all that a little optimism can go a long way. Their impact on youth and the community is truly inspiring.

As the Sauk Rapids-Rice School District gears up for a brand new Early Childhood Learning Center, the hunt for the perfect name is on!

Gearing up for the Winter Olympics, Patrick and Oliver are not just representing Denmark; they’re carrying the pride of St. Cloud on their backs.

St. Cloud State University's new Community Advisory Board met with SCSU leadership for the first time on Monday.

He traded in the logging trails for classroom paths — find out how a small-town kid became a leader in education.

This February, the College of St. Benedict and St. John's University is turning winter into a celebration — a festival filled with activities that will warm your heart.

As the Super Bowl approaches, local fans are gearing up for the big day—and maybe a little recovery afterward. Let’s see what else you can do this weekend.

A road reconstruction project involving three townships, the city of Sartell, and Stearns County is receiving $1.5-million in federal money to push it over the finish line.

As families gather and alumni return, this marathon isn't just about trivia; it’s a heartwarming celebration of community spirit and lasting friendships.

There's a new opportunity on the horizon for those in our community grappling with serious health challenges. Let’s shine a light on how local support can make a difference.

Get ready for a theatrical journey as laughter meets history at the Gnarly Bard Theater this March. A twist on the past awaits.

Eight players from the SCSU Women’s Hockey team are gearing up for the Olympics, making history and breaking records. Exciting times for local sports!