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It was a challenging time for the couple. Which is why the next day Diana was surprised to hear noises outside her front door. When she took a look, she found a man and a woman removing ice and snow from their driveway.
MCAD's newest art exhibit creates an interactive pink sky for travelers that pass through. The 110-foot ceiling is covered in about 4,000 pink biodegradable bags filled with literal hand written love notes.
In a project to help unhoused Minnesotans, a St. James man is creating sleeping mats made from cut-up plastic bags.
Many of us have felt the heaviness of the past few years. It was enough for one Minnesota couple to take action the only way they knew how. They sold their home and hit the road.
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.
Her neighbors received the first cake after the COVID-19 pandemic forced the couple to cancel their wedding.
A local dog derby is using the power of puppies to bring in money for their race next week.
He goes to school every day but never plays or coaches a game. Still, he's a big part of the Bemidji Athletic Department. His real name is Eric Nelson, but in Bemidji, it's just Big E, and he's special to the kids.
While the event, hosted at Rise Inc's Spring Lake campus, was intended to honor Tollefson, it also honored his lifelong commitment to serving people with disabilities.
The Bloomington teenager was paralyzed during a game in September, and has spent several months out in Colorado recovering.
Minnesota kids led the charge, and now kindness is overflowing for a Twin Cities elementary school.
A selfless act from a stranger saved a Minnesota teenager's life, and it came at the perfect time.
It's the kind of update we love to share. A dream -- a really expensive dream -- is coming true.
"I think this year, we did a lot of coming together," said Dave Whitmer of St. Paul. "There's a lot more community this year than there has been in 2020 and 2021."
The last time Megan Swanberg welcomed an Allina EMS crew into her home, she was 30 weeks pregnant with twins and going through contractions.
