snowstorm

At this point, the only thing keeping me sane through this two-day snowstorm is the fact that the official start of spring is only a month away.

Confidence remains high that a winter storm will cause significant travel impacts across the Upper Midwest this weekend.

As conditions are getting worse on our roads, the Minnesota Department of Transportation is advising no unnecessary travel in most of central Minnesota.

The city of St. Cloud is offering some advice ahead of the impending snowstorm. Be on the lookout for traffic lights which may be covered with snow.

March has roared in like a lion in a way it could seemingly only do here in Minnesota.

St. Paul School District officials are apologizing to parents whose children were stranded at school until late Monday night because of the snowstorm that dumped a foot of snow on the Twin Cities.

Heavy snow and strong winds are pushing through the Midwest, closing highways in Kansas and South Dakota and snarling flights in Denver and Minneapolis.

Several inches of snow are already on the ground as a Mid-April snowstorm continues to pummel Central Minnesota.

The Top 5 at 7:45 looks at the unique things seen and heard in St. Cloud on April 11th. The Top 5 at 7:45 airs weekday mornings with Jay Caldwell on WJON.

The Minnesota State Patrol has released their statewide crash totals from our snowstorm. They say from 5:00 a.m. through 10:40 a.m. they responded to 122 crashes, 16 of those involved injuries.