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
Museum Reopening This Week for Members Only
A local museum is starting its reopening process this week.
Thirteen Minnesotans Sickened in National Cyclospora Outbreak
The Minnesota Department of Health is investigating an outbreak of cyclospora that has affected over a dozen Minnesotans.
MDH Releases Long-Term Care Outdoor Visitation Guidelines
The Minnesota Department of Health released new guidelines on Thursday regarding outdoor visitation at long-term care facilities.
St. Cloud Man Uses Stimulus to Buy Lunch for Good Shepherd Staff
A St. Cloud man used his COVID-19 stimulus money to give back to the community this spring.
Paramount Introducing Livestream Concert Series
A new virtual summer concert series is kicking off next weekend thanks to the Paramount Center for the Arts.
Color-Coded Symbols Offered to Honor COVID-19 Victims, Survivors
A local organization is using color-coded symbols to help honor those who have had COVID-19 and survived as well as those that have died from the virus.
Minnesota’s COVID-19 ICU Patient Count Drops Below 200
The Minnesota Department of Health reported 388 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 16 more deaths Saturday, bringing the totals up to 27,886 and 1,186 respectively.
State and Public Safety Officials Extend Curfew, Provide Update
Minnesota leaders gave an update Wednesday afternoon on the evolving situation in the Twin Cities and the on-going investigation into George Floyd’s death.
Multi-Agency Command Center Finds Evidence of Outside Threats
Minnesota’s Multi-Agency Command Center has released a report on the on-going rioting, saying they have identified evidence of outside threats to the Twin Cities.
DEED Addressing Questions as Bars, Restaurants Prepare to Reopen
Phase two of the Stay Safe MN plan is going into effect Monday, leaving many businesses and customers with questions about what the reopening will look like.