Lee Voss has been covering news for Central Minnesotans for 27 years. A St. Cloud native, he is proud to keep members of his community informed on the issues that happen in their neighborhoods, cities and counties. Hired out of college, Lee has the unique distinction of working for the same radio stations for his entire career.
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Waite Park Company Ordered to Restore Retirement Contributions
The owner of a Waite Park company has been ordered to pay more than $9,000 into the IRA plans of employees after allegedly failing to put their contributions into their plans or failing to remit the contributions in a timely manner.
Highway 23 Detour Being Lifted as Project Nears Completion
Another major road construction project in central Minnesota is wrapping up.
Sartell Man Sentenced for Hitting and Killing Pedestrian
A Sartell man has been sentenced after his pickup struck and killed a pedestrian in Sauk Rapids in July 2023.
St. Cloud Man Charged in Shooting Incident that Injured Another
A St. Cloud man is charged after what police describe as an exchange of gunfire that injured another man.
Three Vehicle Crash Sends Sartell Woman to the Hospital
A Sartell woman went to the hospital after a three-vehicle crash Wednesday morning.
Sartell Man Accused of Defrauding Homeowners, Vulnerable Adults
A Sartell man faces nine felony charges for allegedly defrauding four homeowners out of more than $200,000.
Albany Man Taken to the Hospital After Early Morning Crash
An Albany man had to be sent to the hospital after an early morning crash Monday.
Mounds View Man Pleads Guilty in Child Solicitation Case
A Mounds View man has pleaded guilty to a felony charge stemming from an undercover operation by the Central Minnesota Human Trafficking Task Force.
Lane Closures Planned for 3rd Street North in St. Cloud
St. Cloud metro area drivers may want to find another route across town once lane closures on 3rd Street North get underway.
Stearns County Schedules Public Meetings on New Justice Center
Stearns County has scheduled 20 public meetings to educate community members on the jail/justice center project and the plans to pay for it.