Warmer temps mean the start for spring sporting
So far, our spring has acted more like winter, leaving us with snow cover in many parts of the state -- and that's impacted sports and business.
New Ulm's Way of the Cross draws visitors of all faiths
There's a path in Brown County that holds hundreds of feet of history. It's called the "Way of the Cross" and it brings in visitors from around the world.
Women now run a third of all Minnesota farms
If Mother Nature cooperates, spring planting will be right around the corner. And more women than ever before will be working in the farm fields of Minnesota and western Wisconsin.
"We are ready for spring": Many metro area trees bear brunt of early spring dose of snow
Xcel said about 280,000 customers across Minnesota and Wisconsin were impacted. While power has been restored to most of them, homeowners are still dealing with downed trees and branches.
Finding Minnesota: Visit one of America's only baseball glove repair shops
Baseball fans are rejoicing. After a long winter Major League Baseball is back and the Twins will open the season in Kansas City. But here at home, a Minneapolis man is making sure players of all ages are ready.
Minneapolis developing precautionary plans following Monticello plant's radioactive leak
The City of Minneapolis announced that it is developing a precautionary plan to ensure that the water the city delivers to residents is not impacted if contamination from the Monticello nuclear plant leak does ultimately reach the Mississippi River.
Xcel Energy to temporarily shut down Monticello nuclear plant after two radioactive water leaks
An Xcel Energy nuclear plant in Monticello will temporarily shut down after officials found more radioactive water leaking from the facility.
Son carries on late father's record-setting 100K hat collection
It took Bucky years to amass his collection. John Deere caps from Hawaii and Alaska are included, plus all the Canadian provinces and a variety of other countries. The entire cap collection got Bucky in the Guinness Book of World Records two different times.
St. Paul snow plow operators could strike starting Tuesday
On March 8, more than 100 St. Paul city workers voted unanimously to authorize a strike. Representatives from Local 49 said the city's most recent contract, which has since expired, offered the lowest pay increases of any group they represent.
"Weekday at Bernie's": For 1st time since pre-pandemic, March Madness party is in full force
The NCAA tournament kicked off Thursday morning, which means work productivity will likely suffer for the next couple days. But at one house in Edina, that's a good thing.
The musical mission behind a Fergus Falls' abandoned hospital
The treatment center closed for good in 2007, but a few years ago it found an entirely new purpose, at least in the summer.
60 people now charged in Feeding Our Future fraud case, with more charges expected
U.S. Attorney Andrew Luger on Monday announced that 10 more people have been charged in what he's called the "largest pandemic fraud in the United States," bringing the total of people charged to 60.
Wet, heavy snow is a problem for snowblowers, keeping engine repair shops busy
At their peak this winter, Don's Small Engine Service in Coon Rapids had about 500 machines in shop - by far the most they've ever seen.
Minnesota farmers face mounting expenses even before planting begins
That includes the cost of land. It's estimated that about 60% of Minnesota farmers have a rental agreement to farm.
Raymond man's wooden models are getting worldwide attention
They are works of art made in a small town, held together by simple wood glue. Yet, they're starting to get worldwide attention.