I'm a 1996 graduate of St. Cloud State University and have been with WJON for 24 years as a news reporter and anchor. While the news is my business, sports are my love. I am a big fan of the Vikings, Twins, Gopher's basketball, the Wolves, and Wild. My favorite pastimes include snowmobiling, golfing, and movies.
Lee Voss
Planning Underway for Final I-94 Lane Expansion
As work wraps up for the season on Interstate 94 between Hasty and Monticello, planners are looking ahead to the remaining I-94 gap between Monticello and Albertville.
Detour Starts Wednesday West of the Rice Bridge
A popular Mississippi River crossing north of Sartell won't be accessible from the Stearns County side of the river starting Wednesday.
Man Sentenced for Causing Serious Crash in South St. Cloud
A Stearns County judge has sentenced a man for causing a serious crash in south St. Cloud last fall.
Aquatic Invasive Species Prevented from Entering Lake Superior
Minnesota watercraft inspectors in Lake County recently prevented a boat from entering Lake Superior that had starry stonewort in the boat motor.
Man Charged With Solicitation of a Child in Stearns County
A man from northwestern Minnesota is charged with the solicitation of a child for sex in Stearns County.
Former Press Bar Owner Sentenced for Arson
The former owner of the Press Bar and Parlor in St. Cloud has been sentenced for intentionally setting fire to the place as part of a scheme to obtain insurance money.
Minnesota State Trooper Involved in a Crash With Wrong-Way Driver
A Minnesota State Trooper was involved in a Highway 10 crash near Rice late Thursday night.
Montrose Woman Dead and Two Others Hurt in Wright County Crash
A Montrose woman is dead and two people from Winsted were seriously hurt in a Wright County crash Monday afternoon.
Stearns County Commissioners Approve County Road 133 Realignment
A recent study to consider a realignment of Stearns County Road 133 has received the county board's blessing.
Benton County Sets Budget, Property Taxes Likely to Rise
Benton County residents can expect to pay more in property taxes next year.