KNSI-FM (St. Cloud, MN)

KNSI (1450 AM/103.3 FM) is a commercial radio station located in St. Cloud, Minnesota. It is operated by Leighton Broadcasting, the same company that owns KCLD.

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#370236

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#76433

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Comedian Playing Show at Paramount Theatre for the Final Time

6 days ago | knsiradio.com | Grant Dossetto

(KNSI) – A St. Cloud State University graduate will be back home on Friday, May 2nd, at the Paramount Center for the Arts for one last farewell comedy show at the historic venue. C. Willi Myles is known for routines that draw on his childhood in the Deep South, having to adjust to living in Minnesota, and hilarious observations on everyday life.
Sherburne County Promoting From Within to Fill County Attorney Vacancy

6 days ago | knsiradio.com | Grant Dossetto

(KNSI) â€” The lead assistant county attorney for Sherburne County is being promotedÂ to fill a vacancy in the office’s top spot. Dawn Nyhus is replacing Kathleen Heaney, who has already announced she is resigning on April 30th. Nyhus will become county attorney the next day. Heaney had three decades of experience with the county. Nyhus is also well-versed in current cases and the office’s inner workings. Nyhus was first hired as an assistant county attorney in the criminal division in February 2008.
Gas Prices Ease Ahead of Easter Holiday Travel

6 days ago | knsiradio.com | Jennifer Lewerenz

(KNSI) – With spring break travel winding down, AAA says drivers heading out for their Easter travels can expect to pay lower prices at the pump. Softer demand is fueling the drop with crude lower than it has been in a few years, and experts say the trend may continue into the summer driving season, too. According to the Energy Information Administration, total domestic gasoline supply decreased from 236 million barrels to 234 million, but production increased by 9.4 million barrels a day.
Now is Time to Lay Foundation for Successful Garden This Summer

6 days ago | knsiradio.com | Grant Dossetto

(KNSI)â€”What planters do right now plays a key role in the success of their vegetable gardens later this summer. The University of Minnesota Extension recommends starting seeds inside the home in plastic trays or peat pots. They should be put in a mixture that is two parts soil, one part sand, and another part compost. Premixed soils are also available at most gardening centers. Two to three seeds fit inside each pot. They should be gently watered to avoid drowning.
Former Twin, NFL Star’s Dad to Throw Out First Pitch at Rox Home Opener

6 days ago | knsiradio.com | Jennifer Lewerenz

(KNSI) — The St. Cloud Rox announced Thursday that a former Minnesota Twins pitcher with a very familiar last name will be their guest for the home opener. Pat Mahomes pitched for the hometown nine starting in 1992, making his MLB debut with the club on April 4th. You may recall the photo with Mahomes and a tiny tot on his hip, also wearing a Twins jersey. That tiny tot grew up to be the 6’2” superstar Super Bowl winning quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who calls the signals for the Kansas City Chiefs.
MDH Issues New Fish Consumption Guidelines Due to PFAS in 10 Minnesota Counties

6 days ago | knsiradio.com | Jennifer Lewerenz

(KNSI) – The Minnesota Department of Health has updated its fish consumption guidance in response to the presence of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances in fish from various lakes and rivers across ten counties. PFAS are synthetic chemicals that have been used for decades in products designed to resist heat, stains, grease, oil, and water. These substances can accumulate in the body and cause health concerns over time.
KNSI Sister Station KCLD’s Egg-citing Easter Egg Hunt Hops Back into Action April 19th

6 days ago | knsiradio.com | Jennifer Lewerenz

Originally published April 4th, 2025Updated April 18th, 205 6:07 a.m.(KNSI) — The ever popular KCLD Easter Egg hunt returns on Saturday. KNSI sister station KCLD is hosting the hunt on Saturday, April 19th, at the Waite Park Baseball Complex. KCLD’s Kat told KNSI News one of the most enjoyable parts of the event isn’t even about the hunt itself. “We love to see all the kids as they grow up. And they start from zero when they’re babies, and then before you know it, they age out at 10.
Downtown Art Crawl Livens Up West St. Germain and 5th Avenue in St. Cloud

6 days ago | knsiradio.com | Grant Dossetto

(KNSI) – The St. Cloud Downtown Art Crawl returns Friday, with organizers promising something for every taste. A diverse slate of artists will cover all styles, even branching into crafts and other unique media. The lineup runs the gamut from experienced professionals to up-and-comers getting their first shot at connecting with the general public. Another twist is the “Artists by the Trio” concept, featuring collaborations that complement each other to tell a full story.
Sauk Centre Police Save Suspected Arsonist From Home She Set on Fire

1 week ago | knsiradio.com | Grant Dossetto

(KNSI) – Sauk Centre police officers had to rush into a burning home Thursday morning to save a woman suspected of setting it ablaze during an assault. When the officers arrived around 7:40 to the house on the 700 block of Ash Street South, smoke was already billowing out of the windows. They were told the suspect was a woman and she could possibly be armed, but risked their lives to pull her out. They found her in the basement, badly burned and passed out. She had to be airlifted to a burn unit.
Grass Fire in Morrison County Threatening Buildings

1 week ago | knsiradio.com | Grant Dossetto

(KNSI) – A large grass fire near Pierz has led authorities to warn about the potential danger to homes and commercial buildings. Described as a “running swamp fire,” the blaze is about 70% contained, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. At 800 acres, it is closing in on buildings near the intersection of 123rd Street and Partridge Road in Hillman Township. The fire is burning to the northwest, having started in a boggy wetland area between Partridge and 355th Avenue.