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23-Oct-2026

Children Hit By Vehicle

Two children suffered serious injuries when they were struck by a car in St. Cloud on Wednesday afternoon. The St. Cloud Police Department was dispatched to the intersection of 15th Avenue SE and University Drive SE at around 4:50 p.m. Police say an adult and two children, ages six and 10, were crossing in a crosswalk and were struck by a car turning onto 15th Avenue from University DriPolice say the children suffered substantial injuries that did not appear to be life-threatening.The six-year-old child was flown to Children's Hospital via air ambulance. The 10-year-old child was brought by ground ambulance to Children's Hospital. The adult pedestrian was not transported.Police say the driver of the car, 56-year-old Nancy Thelen of St. Cloud, was cited for failure to yield to a pedestrian in a crosswalk.

22-Oct-2026

Cattle Theft

A Park Rapids-area cattle farmer is asking for the public’s help after he says someone stole his entire herd in broad daylight. Rob Kelm says he arrived at the pasture he rents near Park Rapids earlier this month and found it empty. He told authorities he later learned that someone had driven in during the day, loaded up all 11 of his cows and left within about two hours. Kelm reported the theft to the Hubbard County Sheriff’s Office, which is investigating. He says deputies took photos of tire tracks at the scene and collected images of grain believed to have been used to lure the cattle. There is a camera on the property, but Kelm says it was not working at the time of the theft. Kelm, who has worked with cattle his entire life, says he’s been overwhelmed by support from the community. Neighbors and others have been sending him photos of cows they think might be his, and local sales barns are on alert for any suspicious lots. In Minnesota, cattle theft is a felony. Depending on the value and number of animals taken, sentences can range from 90 days in jail to up to 10 years in prison and fines of up to $20,000.

22-Oct-2026

Henning Woman Facing Felony DUI charges

A Henning woman is facing felony charges after authorities say she was driving drunk when she crashed her vehicle in August, seriously injuring her young son and another driver. 38 year old Danielle Kopp,  was charged with two felony counts of criminal vehicular operation causing substantial bodily harm, according to a criminal complaint filed in Otter Tail County District Court. Each count carries a maximum penalty of three years in prison and a $10,000 fine. According to the complaint, Minnesota State Patrol responded to a two-vehicle crash on Minnesota Highway 210 near Inman Township on Aug. 12. Troopers found Kopp’s vehicle on its side in a ditch; she had been ejected and was found lying on the ground nearby, with an empty and an unopened 50-milliliter bottle of vodka found near her. Her minor son was found still restrained by a seatbelt in the back seat. The complaint states another driver told investigators he saw Kopp’s vehicle drift onto the shoulder before swerving back into his lane and striking his truck. Kopp’s son suffered a broken tibia and fibula, a fractured pelvis, a stretched neck ligament, and fractures to a rib and collarbone, according to the complaint. He was taken to a local hospital before being flown to Sanford Health in Fargo for further treatment. According to the complaint, Kopp admitted to first responders that she had been drinking. A preliminary breath test showed a blood alcohol concentration of 0.157, and a subsequent blood test showed a result of 0.138, both well above Minnesota’s legal