98.1 - Minnesota's New Country

Twin Cities craft brewery Summit Brewing gets financial lifeline with new lender taking over loans and debt restructuring.

Power outage in Waite Park lasted over an hour, affecting businesses between Ultimate Bar and Grill and Parkwood Theatre before restoration

Feed ten people a full Thanksgiving dinner for under thirty-nine bucks.

While a major film production wraps up nearby, Stillwater area has quiet spots like Interstate State Park and Aamodts Apple Orchard waiting for you.

After a rough start, Sartell-St. Stephen's boys soccer team found their rhythm and hasn't looked back since. Fifteen straight wins and counting.

Minnesota State Fair vendors donate over 25,000 pounds of leftover food to local food shelves instead of throwing it away.

Canadian Pacific Holiday Train rolls through Minnesota in December with 25 stops and 14 lighted cars. Check your town's time and bring donations for local food banks.

Two talented friends of mine and a rising new star will be coming to Little Falls for a night of laughter, live music, and stories you won't want to miss.

St. Cloud hockey fans get one home game this weekend as the Lumberjacks take on the Vulcans Saturday at 7:30 p.m.

One in seven new mothers experience postpartum depression. It's more common than people realize, and it's treatable.

Tired of hearing 'I'm bored' during school breaks? St. Cloud has five spots a local third grader swears by.

You could own a piece of Dolly history when legendary props, sketches and more are auctioned off this October.

A 1995 murder case in Iowa finally broke open this month with an arrest nearly 30 years later, thanks to agencies working together across state lines.

Three central Minnesota cities will share in $ 7 million to help manage healthy trees in their communities.

St. Cloud State basketball is back and hungry after a 26-win season, with Wyatt Hawks leading the charge as the conference's preseason player of the year.

Banana Ball is coming back to Minneapolis, and this time it's the Party Animals taking on the Firefighters in a high-energy baseball experience.

Dr. Christina Romer, former economic adviser to President Obama, is coming to St. Benedict to talk about the Federal Reserve's biggest headaches right now.

The Benton County Historical Society is loading up a bus for the Minnesota Military Museum next Wednesday. Only 50 spots available.

El Niño is steering Minnesota toward a gentler winter, but the real worry starts when spring arrives and drought conditions could intensify.

St. Cloud Police have arrested some juveniles following a crash in a stolen vehicle.

St. Cloud State gets 10 million dollars in emergency support as Minnesota State tries to stabilize its struggling institutions.

Road Construction season is coming to a close, and it spells good news for drivers on Interstate 94 in Stearns County.

Authorities have new information on a death investigation from Monday afternoon.

Faith leaders and community partners are gathering Tuesday to tackle homelessness in Central Minnesota and map out real solutions together.