St. Cloud Times

St. Cloud Times is a daily newspaper published in English and based in St. Cloud, Minnesota. It is owned by Gannett, a large media company, and is part of the USA Today network. The physical copies of the newspaper are produced by ECM Publishers located in Princeton, Minnesota.

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St. Cloud Times preseason softball player of the year 2025 photo gallery

6 days ago | sctimes.com | Reid Glenn

Reid GlennSt. Cloud Cathedral softball sophomore Keira Alexander tracks a fly May 30 in the Section 6-2A championship game at River Side Park against Kimball. The Crusaders won 3-2. Reid GlennSt. Cloud Cathedral second baseman Liz Bell fields a grounder May 12 in a game against the St. Cloud Crush at Tech High School. The Crush beat the Crusaders 8-0. Reid GlennROCORI softball sophomore Jessica Boos pitches May 30 in the 2024 Section 8-3A championship at St. Cloud Tech High School.
Minneapolis, St. Cloud police arrest 'suspected gang leader' in state fair shooting case

1 week ago | sctimes.com | Corey Schmidt

Collaboration between the Minneapolis and St. Cloud police departments led to the arrest of a "suspected gang leader," who is a minor. In an email, a MPD spokesperson told the St. Cloud Times the arrest reportedly took place shortly before 11 p.m. on April 8 at the Marathon gas station, 701 Ninth Ave. S.
Cathedral High School in St. Cloud put under shelter-in-place order after shooting threat

1 week ago | sctimes.com | Corey Schmidt

Wednesday was an unusual school day for students at Cathedral High School in St. Cloud. The Catholic school was in a shelter-in-place order Wednesday morning after a 58-year-old St. Cloud man reportedly threatened to shoot two students. Police officers responded to the call at roughly 7:45 a.m. Wednesday, according to a St. Cloud Police Department release. More: Investigation into Sherburne County Jail death is complete; what happened to inmate?
After 25 years, Xcel Energy Center will be getting a new name

1 week ago | sctimes.com | Chris Mueller

After 25 years, Xcel Energy Center will be getting a new name. The existing naming rights agreement for the downtown St. Paul arena will come to an end this summer, the NHL's Minnesota Wild said in an April 15 news release. Xcel Energy, a Minneapolis-based energy company, will continue to be a "major community and business partner" with the Wild, the news release says.
Twenty-six high school athletes up for April 6-12 St. Cloud Times athlete of the week

1 week ago | sctimes.com | Reid Glenn

Finally the spring sports season had a full week of every sport without interruption from the weather. Central Minnesotan baseball and softball teams have logged several results on dirt and area lacrosse teams played their first games from April 6-12. Local track and field and tennis athletes continued to post impressive results, some track athletes already earning enough medals to make Michael Phelps jealous. Several are clocking personal best times.
Keri Heintzeman wins GOP primary in Senate District 6 special election

1 week ago | sctimes.com | J. Patrick Coolican

J. Patrick CoolicanMinnesota ReformerKeri Heintzeman won the Republican primary for the Minnesota Senate District 6 special election. She will face Democrat Denise Slipy in the April 29 special election. The special election is being held to replace former state Sen. Justin Eichorn, who resigned following his arrest on federal charges. Keri Heintzeman, the director of President Donald Trump’s 2024 campaign in Minnesota’s 8th Congressional District and the wife of state Rep.
Waite Park shooting: Autopsy reveals cause of death for two deceased victims

1 week ago | sctimes.com | Corey Schmidt

Preliminary autopsy results are back for a Saturday shooting in Waite Park. The shooting took place at roughly 2:15 p.m. Saturday in a home in the 200 block of 10th Avenue North, according to the release. Two officers were across the street when gunshots were heard and informed dispatch of the gunshots.
Facility for adult day programs to open in downtown St. Cloud

1 week ago | sctimes.com | Teagan King

Living Hope of Minnesota plans to open a new adult day program center in the former St. Cloud Times building downtown. The center will offer services such as therapy, skills development and assistance with daily activities. The county approached Living Hope about expanding to St. Cloud due to a strong need for these programs. A new center offering day programs for adults is coming to St. Cloud.
These Minnesota cities are the ‘most cultured’ in the US, according to new report

1 week ago | sctimes.com | Andre Byik |Corey Schmidt

Holafly ranked U.S. cities based on their "culture score," evaluating the number of theaters, live music venues, museums, art galleries, and landmarks per 100,000 people. New Orleans took the top spot, followed by San Francisco and Nashville. Minneapolis and St. Paul ranked 16th and 30th, respectively, highlighted for their art galleries and museums. Minneapolis stood out for its numerous theaters, while St. Paul excelled in museum offerings. Refined. Intellectual. Enlightened.
40 years of flavor: Bravo Burrito celebrates 4 decades of serving up authentic Mexican food

1 week ago | sctimes.com | Teagan King

St. Cloud Mexican restaurant Bravo Burrito is celebrating its 40th anniversary this month. Current owners Mike Lardy and Sam Hennen are hosting two events to mark the occasion with giveaways, 1985 prices and specialty items. Original owners Bill and Helen Ellenbecker opened Bravo Burrito in 1985 with made-from-scratch dishes still served today. Bravo Burrito, a St. Cloud staple for Mexican food, is celebrating an important milestone this month.