From the WJON Newsroom

More than 221,000 dollars in unpaid taxes, five years of unfiled returns, and a paper trail that includes casino winnings. A small business owner from Rice is now facing charges from the Dakota County Attorney's Office.

A teenager in St. Cloud had a handgun pulled on him Monday afternoon — and the people involved weren't strangers.

Many Minnesota lakes and rivers are experiencing lower water levels due to the persistent drought and higher-than-normal temperatures.

Eleven strikeouts in five innings. Emerson McKnight was dealing Monday night, and the Rox offense backed him up in a big way.

A farm kid from Litchfield who once sold 267 magazine subscriptions on his bike ended up building one of the most enduring small businesses in the St. Cloud area.

A Cathedral High School reunion, a variety show with acrobats and burlesque, and a grassroots festival — the Red Carpet in St. Cloud has a packed August lineup worth knowing about.

It's been over a century of movies and books, and somehow the Titanic still finds ways to surprise people — this Minneapolis exhibition is a good example of why.

St. Cloud is sitting on 237 single-family lots and a goal that still needs 219 more homes to meet it — so the city council decided to do something about it.

If you work with a nonprofit, school, or local government program serving women or girls within about 30 miles of St. Cloud, there's a funding opportunity with your name on it — literally two of them.

Governor Tim Walz has appointed two candidates to fill open judgeships in Minnesota's Seventh Judicial District.