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Tri-County Humane’s “Woofstock” Loaded With Fun, Man
(KNSI) – The Tri-County Humane Society is getting groovy for a milestone fundraiser. The organization is celebrating 50 years, so it is going back to the era of peace, love, and hippies for a throwback theme for the Companion Walk for Animals. Executive Director Marit Ortega says money is already being raised weeks in advance of “Woofstock.”
Terebinth Refuge Holding Rise for Hope Breakfast In September
(KNSI) – Terebinth Refuge’s annual Rise For Hope breakfast fundraiser is less than a month away. The woman’s shelter takes victims of human trafficking and helps them recover, learn necessary life skills, and eventually graduate to a normal life. Founder CeCe Terlouw-Kvistad tells KNSI News trafficking stories are tragic, but empowering. One of those will be featured during the breakfast.
Anoka-Hennepin approves boys volleyball
After a hard fought battle with the Minnesota State High School League to make boys volleyball an official sport, student athletes in Anoka-Hennepin finally reached victory when the board voted 5-0 to make boys volleyball a sanctioned sport in the district. The vote came during the Aug. 26 board meeting, for which Board Member Zach Arco was absent. “Obviously, we have growing participation with this sport,” Associate Superintendent Joshua Delich said. “It’s really neat to see this growing in such leaps and bounds, not only just in Minnesota, but across the nation as well. With that enhanced athletic development, it...
The 60 football players to know entering the 2024 season in central Minnesota
SAINT CLOUD – Thursday is gameday. It will be the football opener for all but one of the St. Cloud area's high school varsity squads. With St. Cloud Cathedral playing Friday, the Crusaders and other local teams have just a few days to gear up for an exciting 2024 Minnesota high school football season. Dozens of athletes have spent long hours in the weight room during the winter and on the turf during the summer to prepare...
Braves score 4 times in 10th to beat Twins 8-6
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Matt Olson drove in the go-ahead run on a fielder’s choice, Travis d’Arnaud added an RBI single and Ramón Laureano put the game away with a two-run double as the Atlanta Braves scored four times in the 10th inning to beat the Minnesota Twins 8-6 on Tuesday night. Olson’s grounder to second scored the automatic runner as second baseman Edouard Julien’s throw home wasn’t in time. D’Arnaud and Laureano followed with one-out hits as Atlanta rallied against Minnesota closer Jhoan Duran (6-8). Duran allowed four runs — three earned — and four hits. “I’m pretty sure sometime you’re going to have a day like that,” Duran said. “So, it’s not like every day you throw good, you know?”
Patriots might have just gifted the Vikings the perfect offensive insurance
The roster cut deadline is finally upon us and the Patriots are well underway in putting together their best 53-man team for the 2024 season. They've made a series of cuts to start the day, most of which have not been that shocking, including their decision to move on from quarterback Bailey Zappe.
Twins DFA veteran pitcher acquired at trade deadline
The Twins have announced their waiver claim of right-hander Michael Tonkin, which was previously reported. To open a 40-man spot, righty Trevor Richards has been designated for assignment. To take the active spot of Richards, the club has selected the contract of righty Caleb Boushley. To open a 40-man spot for Boushley, righty Joe Ryan has been transferred to the 60-day injured list.
Sherburne County Enlists Commissioners for Insightful Conservation Tour in Big Lake
Curious about how Sherburne County is combating environmental degradation and preserving the land? Here's your chance to get up close and personal with the local efforts. According to Sherburne County, on September 20, the Soil & Water Conservation District invites the Sherburne County Commissioners to a comprehensive tour of conservation practices.
Are You Ready For Minnesota’s First-Ever ‘Doobie Dabbler?’
Minnesota's first ever Doobie Dabbler, the cannabis lover's answer to a Beer Dabbler, is coming to Shakopee in September. Located on the Sever's festival grounds, which spans over 100 acres, the two-day event will offer 30+ 'unique activations.' The event is slated for September 6th and 7th. Over 100 vendors...
KARE 11 Investigates: Federal grand jury weighs addiction recovery fraud indictments
MINNEAPOLIS — New information has emerged in the ongoing criminal fraud investigation into Twin Cities addiction recovery company Evergreen Recovery – and its owners, David Backus and Shawn Grygo. Multiple sources confirm that a grand jury has convened at the Minneapolis Federal Courthouse. The grand jury, which meets...
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