Grant Dossetto

2 days ago | knsiradio.com | Grant Dossetto

(KNSI) – A 60-year-old man from Randall was airlifted to CentraCare – St. Cloud Hospital after a farm accident Friday evening. The Morrison County Sheriff’s Office says Carl Wainman fell off his tractor just before 6:30 when he was trying to put it into gear. The tractor then rolled over him, and he became pinned between the rear tire and the chisel plow. Relatives rushed to help and were able to free Wainman from underneath the equipment.

3 days ago | knsiradio.com | Grant Dossetto

(KNSI) – Activities are planned at roughly a dozen locations within Quarry Park and Nature Preserve for this Saturday’s Kids to Parks Day. Some of the activities are hands-on, others more educational. There will also be a chance to meet personnel from three different county departments. At Quarry Number 2, there’s an opportunity to try out rock climbing. Touch a Truck is happening at Number 5, with fishing at 13, and create charcoal art at Number 10.

3 days ago | knsiradio.com | Grant Dossetto

(KNSI) – Crews will be completing planned utility work on Thursday that will shut down a lane of traffic on 10th Avenue. Only one southbound lane will remain open between 1st and 2nd Street North between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. The job is a continuation of a project from earlier in the year. Back in February, all northbound lanes were blocked off for several days. Fire Station 1 is located near the construction zone.

3 days ago | knsiradio.com | Grant Dossetto

(KNSI) – Monday’s St. Cloud Area Restaurant Week entries have no meat but plenty of potatoes. You won’t need a green thumb to get along with plants for the vegan/vegetarian theme. Visit Greater St. Cloud Executive Director Rachel Thompson says the category came about due to popular demand.

3 days ago | knsiradio.com | Grant Dossetto

(KNSI) – Most of Minnesota, including Benton, Sherburne, and Stearns Counties, will again be covered by a red flag warning on Monday. The National Weather Service has issued the alert from noon to 9:00 p.m. It warns that the combination of south to southwest winds at 15 mph sustained, and gusting as high as 30, plus warm temperatures and humidity at just 15 percent, will cause any fires that develop to spread rapidly. The office stresses that outdoor burning is not recommended.