I’m not exactly a St. Cloud native, but I might as well be. After growing up in Coon Rapids, MN, my family moved to St. Augusta where I attended South Jr. High and Tech High School. In 2016 I graduated from Augsburg College in Minneapolis with one degree in creative writing and another in film production. I also studied and minored in Spanish. I've been a part of the WJON news team since Oct. 2018 and my main beats are St. Cloud Area School District 742, non-profits, community and weekend events, and the city of Rockville. When I'm not working I enjoy reading, writing, listening to and making music, watching movies, and spending time with my family and our two dogs.
Sarah Mueller
Twins Top Reds, Secure Home Field Advantage in WCS
The Minnesota Twins tied up the weekend series against the Cincinnati Reds 1-1 with a win on Saturday.
MDH Reports 773 New Cases of COVID-19, 5 More Deaths
The Minnesota Department of Health reported 773 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 and five more deaths from Thursday.
Police Reform Package Announced for Special Legislative Session
Governor Tim Walz, Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan, and members of the People of Color and Indigenous Caucus announced a legislative package Thursday that will be presented to the state house of representatives and state senate during the upcoming special session.
Regents Expected to Recommend U of M Students Return in the Fall
Final fall plans for the University of Minnesota are waiting on the approval of the school’s board of regents.
MDH Reports 404 New COVID-19 Cases and 29 More Deaths
Twenty-nine more Minnesotans have died due to complications from COVID-19.
Minnesota Fully Mobilizing to End Violence in Twin Cities
In a news conference, Saturday morning, Governor Tim Walz, and law enforcement leaders discussed the next steps being taken in Minneapolis and St. Paul following another night of rioting and burning.
State and Faith Leaders Asking Protesters to Honor Curfew
Twin Cities community and faith leaders stood in solidarity with state leaders Saturday afternoon and called for Minnesotans protesting the death of George Floyd to stay home.
MDH Asking Doctors, Parents to Watch for Severe Illness in Kids
The Minnesota Department of Health is asking doctors and parents to keep an eye out for severe symptoms in children that may be related to COVID-19.
Menards Requiring Customers to Wear Face Masks
Another company will now be requiring shoppers to wear masks inside their stores.
MDH Reports 23 More Deaths and 261 New Cases of COVID-19
The Minnesota Department of Health says 23 more people have now died from complications due to COVID-19.