'Book 'Em' book sale gives deals, gives back for 30th year
For the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic, book lovers in Bloomington and beyond have a chance to score incredible deals while also serving the community.
Effort to pause removal of unhoused encampments fails at Mpls. City Council
The Minneapolis City Council considered a pause on forcibly removing unhoused encampments on Thursday, but the measure failed in a vote after the city attorney said it wasn't within the council's authority.
Former staffers: Stillwater nonprofit "owes answers" on missing funds
"Creditors will be lucky to get 10 cents on the dollar, and the money will literally go to no purpose. It's like buying a ticket to the Titanic after it's hit the iceberg," a former employee said.
Chilly weather doesn't stop pumpkin seekers from hitting the orchard
Hundreds of families passed through the gates of Dehn's Pumpkins in Dayton Sunday, many in search of the same thing – the perfect pumpkin.
Former military captain surprised while returning home for 1st time following cancer, stroke
Just days after doctors discharged him from his last round of chemo, Jaros had a traumatic brain bleed – thought to be the result of low platelets due to chemotherapy.
New book "A Walk to the Store" details experience of girl who witnessed George Floyd's killing
"A Walk to the Store" shares what brought 11-year-old Judeah Reynolds to Cup Foods that day, her emotions watching Floyd's murder and her struggles to comprehend what happened in the weeks to follow.
St. Paul's Suni Lee wins national Sportswoman of the Year award
St. Paul native and Olympic gold medalist Suni Lee is earning national recognition for her achievements.
MnDOT asks community to weigh in on future of I-94, with eye on righting history's wrongs
MnDOT and other partners of the project are talking and listening to community members, but not everyone believes the state is committed to doing enough.
Expert: 'Whiplash' between wet season and drought is toppling historic trees in Minneapolis
"We're starting to see impacts from climate change on trees in Minnesota," said Professor Lee Frelich.
Safety and security are top of mind as Twin Cities faith leaders gather for seminar
Representatives from than a dozen places of worship from throughout the Twin Cities met Saturday, with the focus on safety and security at places of worship.
Mpls. new safety commissioner Cedric Alexander says he regrets "tone" of heated Twitter exchanges
Minneapolis' new community safety commissioner Cedric Alexander had tense Twitter exchanges with multiple people Thursday night, which he later said "did not meet the standards" expected of him.
Extreme drought conditions reported in Twin Cities, SW Minnesota
Parts of Minnesota are now under extreme drought conditions, after the driest September on record in the Twin Cities and sparse amounts of rain over the last week.
New technology could change how we learn about shipwrecks
If you've been to Split Rock Lighthouse on the North Shore, you've likely heard of the wreck of the wreck of the Madeira. It crashed into the north shore during a brutal storm in 1905.
AG Ellison's lawsuit alleges Fleet Farm negligently sold firearms that ended up trafficked
In one instance, Ellison says Fleet Farm sold 24 guns to one individual in a four-month span in 2021.
3D technology allows all to see Lake Superior's most notorious shipwreck
Lake Superior is home to more than 300 shipwrecks. Each one is a reminder of the lives lost in our efforts toward progress.