Dad turns bedtime stories for his daughters into 3-part children's book series
Three years ago, when the world shut down during the pandemic, Kyle Rawleigh had a lot more freedom from his full time job in logistics to tap into his creative side.
Historic Justus Ramsey House saved from demolition, for now
The historic Justus Ramsey House sits on the patio at Burger Moe's. The house is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
St. Paul Public Works investigating after a plow smashed into trash bins along several streets in the Como neighborhood
Three days after the incident, there were still several broken trash bins left behind on Idaho, Nebraska, and Parkview avenues on both sides of Como Park.
University of Minnesota Dance Team shares the secret to success after earning 21st championship in 20 years
The program just took home two national championship titles in Division 1A pom and jazz last weekend, earning the program 21 national titles since 2003.
Dog's barking helps save 12 family members in St. Paul house fire
A formerly-homeless family of 13, who finally found a new start, is again looking for a place to stay after a fire.
Metro roads have more potholes than usual due to fluctuating temperatures
Anne Meyer with MnDOT says the dramatic changes in temperature this winter have led to more potholes than usual.
Bloomington restaurant shows heaping serving of resilience re-opening its doors after tragedy
"When I heard they're coming back, I rushed to come here right away," said Austin Nguyen, a customer, "There's a lot of Vietnamese restaurants in Minnesota, but this is my favorite, this is my go-to."
Maya Moore's career leaves lasting impact on young Minnesota basketball players
"Knowing that she is leaving this legacy, and that she's leaving to do something that's important to her, is really great because it helps me personally to kind of understand that after basketball ends for me, that's not the end," said Sam Orch.
Adoption isn't the only way you can help overwhelmed Minneapolis shelter
MACC has been waiving adoption fees since the pandemic, but is reminding the community of this perk at a time when they desperately need help.
U of M announces intent to gain full ownership of Twin Cities healthcare facilities, new medical center
The University of Minnesota announced Thursday its intent to gain full ownership of the existing healthcare facilities on its Twin Cities campus, currently owned by Fairview Health Services.
Kidney transplant saves Minnesota teen exactly 17 years after his first transplant
A selfless act from a stranger saved a Minnesota teenager's life, and it came at the perfect time.
Andover, other metro cities depend on residents to shovel out fire hydrants buried in the snow
"It's been multiple times of my 30-some years that hydrants have been buried and our delay of providing service is us spending the time to clear the fire hydrants," said Fire Chief Dennis Jones.
Many Minneapolis streets still unplowed after massive snow event
"It's like a video game, honestly. You're kind of like slipping and sliding, and like the tail of the car is going both ways and you're over correcting," said resident Greta Wiessner.
After Rose Parade glory, flights carrying Rosemount High School's marching band get diverted
"Our students, they have to be flexible in everything we do and kind of roll with the punches at times," said band director Leon Sieve.
Following shoe sale shooting in Richfield, frequent online sellers offer safety tips
Investigators believe a shoe sale near a Richfield park led to a 22-year-old man getting shot in the stomach and robbed on New Year's Day.