pokemon go

With 85 vendor tables and some serious card collecting action, RipCon is shaping up to be a game-changer for the community.

The Pokemon GO smartphone app has exploded in popularity over the past week, bringing hundreds of people to local parks like Lake George or Quarry Park to play the game. It's also gotten the attention of St. Cloud Police.

Ashli is a HUGE Pokemon Go fan, and thinks everybody should love it. Here's what happens when she tries to get me to at least try it.

You may have noticed a surge of people with their eyes fixed to their smartphone screens at Lake George or Munsinger Gardens. Chances are, they’re catching Pokemon on the new Pokemon GO app.

Many of the Pokemon names sound exactly like Minnesota lakes. If you don't believe me, play this game and see if you can tell the difference.

If you've noticed more people wandering around glued to their smartphones - it's likely due to the new Pokemon Go! App. Some players have been hurt because they were paying too much attention to their phone screen and not enough attention to where they were going.

Pokemon Go is all the rage right now for millennials that grew up collecting and trading Pokemon cards. I just heard about the new virtual reality app on Thursday from one of our interns who was roaming around aimlessly in the parking lot.