Corey Schmidt

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ST. CLOUD — An officer-involved shooting in St. Cloud sent a man to the hospital Friday afternoon. The St. Cloud Police Department was dispatched to a domestic dispute shortly before 3:45 p.m. on May 9 at the 600 block of Eighth Avenue North, according to the Friday night announcement. Police reported that a woman told officers a man she had previously been in a relationship with lunged at her, raising his fists as if to hit her.

1 week ago | sctimes.com | Corey Schmidt

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz signed a law prohibiting landlords from discriminating against or charging extra fees for service dog training. Can Do Canine, an organization that trains service dogs with the help of volunteers and prison inmates, advocated for the legislation. The bill received bipartisan support in both the Minnesota House and Senate. SAINT PAUL — Dogs made their way to the Minnesota Statehouse on Thursday, May 8. This comes as Gov.

1 week ago | sctimes.com | Corey Schmidt

The St. Cloud Area YMCA settled a lawsuit filed by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, closing the case on May 6. In the lawsuit filed on Sept. 25, the commission alleged the YMCA created a "hostile work environment" for its female employees, citing a manager who reportedly made unwelcome, sexual comments to these workers. More: Could a strategy shift bring St. Joseph a YMCA? Here's what to knowThe lawsuit alleges some of the YMCA's managers witnessed these comments.

1 week ago | sctimes.com | Corey Schmidt

Two defendants are expected to plead guilty in the February 2nd St. Cloud shooting that killed 17-year-old Layson Davis. Quinton McNeal will plead guilty to aiding and abetting aggravated robbery, while Olivia Williams pleaded guilty to aiding an offender. A suspected shooter in the case has a hearing scheduled for June 6th and has not entered a plea. Authorities are still searching for another suspect who is believed to be a shooter in the incident.

1 week ago | sctimes.com | Corey Schmidt

ROCKVILLE — The Minnesota Department of Transportation will be in Rockville this coming Tuesday, May 13. The meeting will be from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at Rockville City Hall, 229 Broadway St. E. There will be a formal presentation followed by time for resident questions and concerns, according to a release.