98.1 - Minnesota's New Country

Friday afternoons on Highway 15 tell you everything you need to know about how seriously Minnesotans take their weekends.

Delta flights out of Minneapolis are seeing new snack and drink changes, including Fresca's return and a free drink perk for T-Mobile customers.

The Minnesota DNR Falcon Cam caught the exact moment a peregrine falcon chick left the nest for the first time.

The Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon is moving to mid-October in 2027 for cooler temps, better safety, and fall color along the route.

Most people never get to see what actually happens inside a police department. The Metro Citizens Police Academy changes that, ten Thursday nights at a time.

The road project on 238th Street just got more expensive, and the reason comes down to what crews found hiding underneath the surface.

Security cameras caught the whole thing. A wall of rain, floating wheel chocks, and a trailer rolling on its own across a St. Cloud parking lot.

A local brewery and an animal shelter just teamed up in a way nobody really saw coming and your pet could end up on a beer can because of it.

Annual post-holiday dive turned up less junk than usual, but still enough surprises to raise an eyebrow or two.

She walked in the Granite City Parade just two weeks ago — and now Glory is back at the shelter, waiting for someone to take her home for good.

A new sports card shop just landed in Sartell, and it's got a breaking studio built right inside — that's not something you see every day around here.

Minnesota is marking the six-month countdown to Christmas with events in St. Cloud, Monticello, Jordan, and Howard Lake — here's what's happening and when.

Three stages, food trucks, bounce houses, and a full seven hours of live music — it's a lot happening under one roof for one good reason.

A total of 50 Minnesota fire departments and first responder organizations are sharing in nearly $340,000 in grant money.

If you showed up to your local library Wednesday morning and found the doors still locked, you were definitely not alone.

Seventy years is a long time to keep an audience clapping — and one St. Paul seal show has done exactly that, rain or shine, summer after summer.

The Stearns History Museum is pulling out tanks, uniforms, and homefront stories this weekend — and for the second year running, it won't cost you a thing to get in.

Highway 23 in Rockville saw a two-vehicle crash just after 10:30 Tuesday night — here's the full picture from the Minnesota State Patrol.

There's a stretch of alley in downtown St. Cloud that keeps getting more interesting every year, and it's about to get another reason to look up.

Central Minnesota is already sitting on soaked ground, and more rain is on the way overnight — the kind that doesn't take much to push a creek over its banks.

A water main break under one of Sartell's busier stretches means Pinecone Road is shutting down — and it won't be a quick fix.

The Cold Spring Legion kicks things off at 4 o'clock, and it only gets more interesting from there — George and Martha Washington are apparently making an appearance on Main Street.

A St. Joseph man faces 13 felony counts of tax crimes.

FFA students have spent three years pulling buckthorn and scrubbing graffiti at a 90-year-old park — and their work might just be what gets it onto the National Register of Historic Places.