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None of us know how long our lives will be, and a new community organization wants you to know how important it is to plan for the end.

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Whether you're an experienced artist or just curious, you're invited to drop by the Visual Arts Center in downtown St. Cloud any Thursday night to try your hand at creating artwork

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In a small, unassuming north St. Cloud warehouse space, Muggsy Lauer spends his busy days roasting coffee beans now found throughout the Midwest and beyond.

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Nearly 400,000 people of all ages experience Sudden Cardiac arrest every year in the U.S. With this in mind, the medical and arts communities of St. Cloud have partnered with experts from around the world to host the inaugural "Survive and Thrive" conference.

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It's the day of the third and final presidential debate before election time, and many students at St. Cloud State University will be casting a vote for the first time.

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Sometimes the best stories are the simplest says Jim Barkley with a smile. Barkley owns Sonant History, a company that works to preserve personal history.

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Today’s top stories from WJON News:

-- The St. Cloud Police Department is looking for suspect in theft.
-- Scout leaders accused of sexually abusing Boy Scouts.
-- It's peak time of year for deer-car collisions.
-- Neon 5k Race kicks off tonight.

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Today’s top stories from WJON News:

-- The drought will likely result in quick food price increases.
-- We're paying less at the pump.
-- 140 thousand Minnesotans requested absentee ballots.
-- Making Strides kicks off tomorrow.[

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Winter will be here before we know it, so starting the process of fall lawn maintenance - like clearing sprinklers of excess water - is essential.

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In this afternoon's WJON News headlines:

- The Minnesota Department of Health is confirming two more cases of fungal meningitis.
- This year's drought across the state is affecting farmers in many different financial ways.
-Concerned citizens gathered at St. Cloud City Hall to discuss social concerns facing the community.
-The National Hockey and Event Center will remain a construction site throughout the hockey season.

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