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Walz’s China experience draws GOP attacks, but Beijing isn’t counting on better ties
WASHINGTON (AP) — Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has a history with China. And Republicans are seizing on it. At 25, Walz taught a year of high school in China. He returned for his honeymoon and many more times with American exchange students. As a congressman, he served on a committee tracking China’s human rights and met figures like the Dalai Lama.
Weekly Log: Longtime Minneapolis Anchor Departing
News anchor Alix Kendall has announced plans to depart FOX O&O KMSP/9.1 (Minneapolis) after 25 years with the station, having anchored the station’s morning news since its launch. In her announcement, she said she plans to spend more time on her passion projects, including writing. Gray CBS/NBC affiliate KEYC/KMNF-LD...
Scepaniak gets ‘better-late-than-never’ diploma
Adam Scepaniak is a man of many hats. He is a St. Joseph City Council member, candidate for city mayor, firefighter, merchandising officer for the Guns and Gear store, managing editor, staff writer for many publications and now (last but not least), thanks to a happy set of circumstances, he at long last holds a college degree.
St. Cloud Governmental Funds Budget and Levy Meeting Monday
(KNSI) — On Monday, residents can get a firsthand look at and ask questions about the proposed 2025 St. Cloud governmental funds budget and levy. Members of the City Council, city administration, and Mayor Dave Kleis will review the proposed $87.8 million budget for next year. The budget includes a 2.31% increase in spending or $2 million more than in 2024. Public safety will see the largest jump in funding, with a 4.25% increase.
Winnebago replacing a failed siren
Winnebago Fire Department chief Bret Osborn attended the Aug. 14 Winnebago Council meeting to address the council concerning a problem with the siren located behind City Hall. “As all of you are aware, on Aug. 5, the Winnebago Fire Department was called out to spot for weather that had moved into the area. Just north of town, less than a mile away, a funnel cloud was spotted by a trained spotter,” Osborn commented. “Had it come to the ground and stayed, the track it was on would have hit the very northeast corner of town. I called for the sirens to be set off and the big one behind City Hall failed.”
Amir Harden, who was shot and killed by his father, remembered at celebration of life
BURNSVILLE, Minn. — Friends and family celebrated the life of a Burnsville boy who's mother said he died protecting her.Eight-year-old Amir Harden was shot and killed by his father in June. His mother, Cherish Edwards, said Amir was hit by a bullet meant for her.Amir's elementary school principal led a balloon release at the celebration Saturday afternoon."Just taking it day at a time, second at a time, moment at a time," said Edwards. Saturday's celebration at Lac Lavon Park in Burnsville marks just over two months since the the unthinkable: The loss of Edwards' son, who she said just wanted...
If Noah Kent is Superman, Josele Ballester is Lex Luthor in 2024 U.S. Amateur final
CHASKA, Minn. — There’s no question who a majority of fans will be cheering for Sunday at Hazeltine National Golf Club. Noah Kent, a 19-year-old rising sophomore at Iowa, has broken out as the darling of the 2024 U.S. Amateur. The 6-foot-5 bomber has plodded his way around Hazeltine six times this week and will do so twice more come Sunday, and playing close to where he plays his college golf, there’s going to be plenty of crowd support.
Rockville Man Sentenced for Fatal Crash on Highway 10
FOLEY (WJON News) -- A Rockville man has been sentenced for causing a crash that killed his passenger last August. A Benton County judge has sentenced 27-year-old Aler Gomez-Lucas to three years and five months in prison Friday. He gets credit for serving for just over a year in jail.
Sabre 9U AA baseball teams wins championship
The Sartell Sabre 9U AA Gopher State baseball team won the Gopher State Tournament of Champions held July 26-28 in Chanhassen. The team won the championship game 15-5 in five innings. Team members include (front row, left to right): Maxwell DeVos, Lincoln Tschumperlin, Tommy Martin, Keagen Wald, Mason Simacek and Ian Gevens; (second row) Jack Wieme, George Heidenreich, Walker Johannes, Kipton Feigum and Griffin Schulte; and (back row) Coaches Ben Feigum, Tom Heidenreich, Adam Tschumperlin, Chris Schulte and Curt DeVos.
Man Found Incompetent to face Stearns County Arson Charges
ST. CLOUD (WJON News) -- A man formerly of St. Paul who's charged with two separate cases of arson in Stearns County has been found mentally unfit to face the charges against him. Thirty-nine-year-old James Lund is accused of trying to light a woman's car on fire in the pharmacy...
Tom Brady Will Sign with Minnesota Vikings as their 2024 Quarterback
Tom Brady has long been the NFL’s ultimate enigma, a player whose career seems to defy the typical arcs of time and expectation. Just when it seemed like his illustrious career had finally come to a close, a new twist emerges that could see the GOAT return to the gridiron—but this time in the purple and gold of the Minnesota Vikings.
Rivers of Hope Color Run Today (Saturday)
Rivers of Hope is hosting the annual “Color Run” today (Saturday) at Lakeside Park in Big Lake. The Color Run offers a day filled with vibrant colors, and many fun activities. Participants will run, jog, or walk through various color stations, and will finish the event sporting a rainbow of colors. A number of vendors will have concessions available, and participants, supporters and families are encouraged to stay and enjoy the day.
Air quality alert in northern half of MN until Monday due to wildfire smoke
DULUTH, Minn. (FOX 9) - The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) issued an air quality alert for the northern half of the state that is expected to remain in place until noon on Monday. This comes after the alert issued on Wednesday due to wildfire smoke from Canada. What areas...
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