Snow Emergency

Here’s today’s headlines on WJON:
Snow Emergency Declared in St. Cloud
Snow totals for local area
Sauk Rapids truck dealership wins award
Minnesota House votes to create health insurance exchange

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The city of St. Cloud has declared a snow emergency. It will go into effect at 11:00 a.m. today (Tuesday).

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The city of St. Cloud has rescinded the snow emergency that was declared after Sunday's snowstorm.

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The City of St. Cloud has declared a snow emergency beginning at midnight. The snow emergency will last 72 hours unless it’s rescinded due to more favorable weather conditions.

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St. Cloud lifted the Snow Emergency this morning. Several cars were towed during the 49-hour emergency declaration.

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The city of St. Cloud has declared a Snow Emergency. It's in effect right now. It will be in effect until the streets have been cleared from curb to curb.

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In advance of an expected 5 to 8 inches of snow tonight, the City of St. Cloud has officially declared a snow emergency beginning at midnight.

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Starting tomorrow through the end of March, St. Cloud's winter parking restrictions are in effect. Much of the city is covered by odd-even parking restrictions. Other areas are covered by signs or "no parking" rules.

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St. Cloud has lifted the Snow Emergency. Streets have been cleared enough for the city to lift the designation. A Snow Emergency designation means illegally parked cars are towed without warning.

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The city of St. Cloud has rescinded the snow emergency. It had been in effect since midnight yesterday (Tuesday) morning.

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