Community lifts up Renville County golf course damaged by baseball-sized hail
Just north of Buffalo Lake, the hailstorm made it look like someone took a weed whipper to the crops. It shredded fields of green, along with fairways of green.
For 100 years, Minnesota's Xanadu Island has enchanted visitors, including a US president
Have you ever wanted to have an island all to yourself? Well, now you can do exactly that in Otter Tail County. Guests from across the country, and even a former U.S. president, have visited Xanadu Island.
Family of pilot killed in Minnesota cropduster crash says he died doing what he loved
Even after his passing, a western Minnesota veteran is having a big impact on others.
YWCA shutting down fitness centers in downtown Minneapolis, Uptown neighborhood
The YWCA will pursue selling off the two properties, at the same time as it will look into finding an alternative downtown or nearby location for current families utilizing the downtown children's center.
Major League player Ed Hearn receives kidney donation from Minneapolis woman
From a World Series champion, to needing a kidney transplant to stay alive. That's the life for former Major Leaguer, Ed Hearn.
Finding Minnesota: Will Steger's center for environmental learning, stewardship nears completion
Every inch of his 5,000-square-foot destination is being built with the environment in mind. The building is entirely solar powered and the wood is all recycled. The roof is copper because it's a metal that lasts decades. The idea is to leave the smallest carbon footprint possible.
Want to clear weeds without using chemicals or machines? Try using goats
If someone asks for their services, the Hovland family rounds up the herd in a trailer and brings them to the site. They put up an electric fence to keep the goats in and predators out. It's like a traveling band with a big appetite.
Senate passes bill securing C-130 planes for Air Force
The C-130 planes are involved in a lot of critical missions at home and overseas. They're important for delivering supplies into hostile areas or national disaster areas.
"We don't have enough water": Dry, hot stretch taking its toll on Minnesota farmers
Big River Farms says the lack of moisture has also hurt cover crop soil, which will be used for next year's growing season.
Man who opened fire on Fargo street searched for "mass shooting events" online, officials say
North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley is discussing the investigation into Mohamad Barakat, who officials say shot four people - killing one police officer - on a busy Fargo street last week.
Minnesota farmers dealing with more barn fires as a result of drought, heat
Simply storing hay bales during a hot, dry summer, has become a risky venture. The heat has nowhere to go.
Low water levels in Minnesota lead to more damaged boats
"People have boats and want to try out this lake and that lake, and they may not be familiar with it, and they ding them up," said Prop MD's Jesse Pettit.
Hazy skies, drought conditions challenging sweet corn farmers
Three straight years of dry weather has impacted fruits and vegetables, and now smoke from the Canadian wildfires is creating new challenges.
For the 2nd time in 2 days, semi crashes along I-94 construction zone near Wis. border
he Minnesota Department of Transportation is taking a closer look at a stretch of highway currently under construction.
Minnesota's alfalfa crop struggling due to dry weather
The dry weather continues to be an issue across the state. Corn and soybeans are struggling in some parts of Minnesota, but the alfalfa crop has become a concern, too.