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Minor injuries for 3 when driver crashes into house in central Minnesota
ST. AUGUSTA, Minn. — A driver and his two passengers suffered minor injuries when he crashed into a house in central Minnesota Sunday afternoon, but no one was inside the home at the time, authorities said.The crash happened on the 23300 block of County Road 7 around 4:15 p.m., the Stearns County Sheriff's Office said.The sheriff's office said a 22-year-old St. Cloud man driving an Audi went through a stop sign, hit a tree and then struck the house. The driver and his two passengers — ages 19 and 21, both also from St. Cloud — were evaluated at the scene.
Purple Maze: Cold Spring's 'lilac labyrinth' opens to public for third year
COLD SPRING, Minn. — Editor's note: The video above first aired in May 2023. As another winter comes and goes, a maze of lilac bushes is once again putting the "spring" in Cold Spring. For the third year, Mike Nistler is opening his locally beloved "lilac labyrinth" at Boomerville...
Know how to recognize stroke symptoms
May is American Stroke Month. Make sure your friends and family know the warning signs of a stroke. It could save the life of a loved one. Remember BEFAST to recognize stroke symptoms. Balance loss. Eyesight changes. Face drooping. Arm weakness. Speech difficulty. Time to call 9-1-1. With a stroke, calling 9-1-1 can save a life because care starts in the ambulance. Emergency medical techs are the first health care...
‘Cougar’ rescued, now back home in Sartell
At long last, Cougar the Cat is back where he belongs, at his home in Sartell with his human family, David Eckhof and Lisa Vollbrecht. Cougar is one of 104 cats rescued one day in early April from a house in Crosby, a small town in Crow Wing County. Police in Crosby were informed of cruelty and animal neglect at the house. When they investigated, the cats were removed, with help from the Minnesota Federated Humane Societies. The MFHS then contacted animal shelters throughout the state to find out which, if any, could accommodate so many cats in desperate need of help. Eleven of the cats were in such dire condition, they had to be euthanized.
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