I’m not exactly a St. Cloud native, but I might as well be. After growing up in Coon Rapids, MN, my family moved to St. Augusta where I attended South Jr. High and Tech High School. In 2016 I graduated from Augsburg College in Minneapolis with one degree in creative writing and another in film production. I also studied and minored in Spanish. I've been a part of the WJON news team since Oct. 2018 and my main beats are St. Cloud Area School District 742, non-profits, community and weekend events, and the city of Rockville. When I'm not working I enjoy reading, writing, listening to and making music, watching movies, and spending time with my family and our two dogs.
Sarah Mueller
MDH Reports 11 COVID-19 Deaths, 884 Cases Saturday
The Minnesota Department of Health reported 11 deaths due to COVID-19 and 884 positive cases Saturday.
Timberwolves Blow Lead in Fourth, Fall to Raptors 86-81
The Minnesota Timberwolves failed to close out yet another game in the final quarter on Friday, resulting in an 86-81 loss to the Toronto Raptors.
Consistent Scoring Lifts Norsemen Past Bobcats
The St. Cloud Norsemen and Bismarck Bobcats faced off for the third straight game on Friday.
Lumberjacks Thrash Steel 6-1
After Wednesday's shutout win, the Granite City Lumberjacks nearly pulled off another one against the New Ulm Steel on Friday night.
Late Rally Not Enough as SCSU Falls to UMD
The St. Cloud State University men's basketball team came up short against the University of Minnesota-Duluth on Friday.
Huskies Beat No.6 Bulldogs 60-49
The St. Cloud State University women's basketball team handed the no. 6 ranked University of Minnesota-Duluth their first loss of the season on the road Friday.
High School Scores 2-19-21
Friday's high school sports results from around central Minnesota:
10th Annual SFX Rocks Fundraiser Going Virtual
Another annual fundraiser is going virtual this year.
District 742 Using Remaining Bond Funds for Various Projects
The St. Cloud Area School District will be using up some remaining funds to address high-priority projects over the next few years.
Five New Courses Approved for St. Cloud Middle Schoolers
Students in grades six through eight in St. Cloud will be taking some new required classes next school year.