From the WJON Newsroom

Many Minnesota lakes and rivers are experiencing lower water levels due to the persistent drought and higher-than-normal temperatures.

It's been over a century of movies and books, and somehow the Titanic still finds ways to surprise people — this Minneapolis exhibition is a good example of why.

A Cathedral High School reunion, a variety show with acrobats and burlesque, and a grassroots festival — the Red Carpet in St. Cloud has a packed August lineup worth knowing about.

St. Cloud is sitting on 237 single-family lots and a goal that still needs 219 more homes to meet it — so the city council decided to do something about it.

Farmers ordering fertilizer for 2027 are already facing prices so high some may just walk away from planting altogether next season.

Governor Tim Walz has appointed two candidates to fill open judgeships in Minnesota's Seventh Judicial District.

If you work with a nonprofit, school, or local government program serving women or girls within about 30 miles of St. Cloud, there's a funding opportunity with your name on it — literally two of them.

A Cushing man was seriously hurt when his vehicle was hit by a train early Saturday.

A local foundation with deep roots in this region is offering up to 300-thousand dollars for programs that help young people build real skills and stay active — and the deadline is closer than you think.

Becker high school started a football program back in 1969. Over the past 57 years only one man has held the title of head coach. Dwight Lundeen announced last fall that this upcoming season will be his last.

Diesel is quietly climbing again, and for anyone who moves goods or hauls equipment for a living, that number is starting to sting.

The St. Cloud Rox just wrapped up a night that broke their own record — and the money goes straight to local veterans and their families.