Minnesota woman shows resilience after scary medical diagnosis
From healthy to heart failure, Nancy Rajanen's thirst for life and travel helps get her through a difficult medical diagnosis.
Hastings man turns to chainsaw art after being laid off
Dean Williams is now a chainsaw artist, but that wasn't his first career. He worked as a carpenter until he became the victim of downsizing. That's when Williams decided to follow his passion. The chainsaw was his creative outlet.
Minnesota small businesses struggling to "survive the tariff crisis"
Import taxes on Chinese goods are up to 145%. As trade talks are on the horizon. Minnesota-made companies are feeling the pressure.
Teen dead in Minneapolis shooting near reserve bank
A 14-year-old boy is dead after a shooting in downtown Minneapolis Monday night, according to police.
2 hurt in shooting at Robbinsdale park amid large gathering
A woman is dead and a man is recovering after a shooting on May 4 during a large gathering at a Twin Cities park, according to police.
Minnesota woman creates app that celebrates motherhood
A Minnetonka woman is on a mission to celebrate the everyday moments of motherhood: the sleepless nights, caring for a sick kiddo and the tantrum survival.
Walz signs lake weed removal safety bill into law after drownings
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on Thursday signed into law a bill designed to protect employees of lake weed removal businesses after two young men drowned on the job.
Ahead of mosquito season, ticks are already out in Minnesota
While early predictions have warned of a potential surge in mosquito numbers this summer, some are sounding the alarm on a different bloodsucker – ticks are back in business in parts of Minnesota.
Crews finally break ground on Arden Hills' Rice Creek Commons
The former Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant in Ramsey County has sat vacant for years, but Arden Hills city leaders say that someday the 472-acre plot of land will transform into a place where people can live, work and play — and this is just the beginning.
Where to throw out household waste in the Twin Cities
It's that time of year again: Spring cleaning season is upon us, and the annual chore can be overwhelming.
Baby, woman hospitalized after Andover house fire
A woman and a baby were hospitalized Monday morning after a house fire in Andover, Minnesota.
New Twin Cities nonprofit provides free haircuts to people in need
A new Twin Cities nonprofit is embracing the words "when you look good, you feel good."
St. Paul unveils new fire station
Until last week, firefighters on the east side were operating out of a station which is nearly 100 years old.
Why more parents are opting to homeschool their kids
At the start of the 2018-2019 school year, there were under 20,000 Minnesota students in homeschooling. That number skyrocketed to over 30,000 at the height of the pandemic.
Minnesota lawmakers warn of "devastating" impacts of Medicaid cuts
State lawmakers say millions of dollars in health care funding are at risk if a proposal in the U.S. Congress goes through.