Minneapolis sidewalk repair hunter gets results
Michael Sack has taken in 52 reports of sidewalk deficiencies, and already he's gotten 33 fixed.
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Michael Sack has taken in 52 reports of sidewalk deficiencies, and already he's gotten 33 fixed.
Loki the cat lived up to his namesake - the god of mischief - when he escaped his home through a second-story window.
Mueller, who was born in Munich in 1938, finally became a U.S. citizen after living in the country for more than 60 years.
Neda Kellogg is making what seems like the impossible possible for young girls, helping them live out their dreams and reach their full potential.
These kids are sharing more than a good time - they share the burden of bad health too. The campers or their siblings have life-threatening blood disorders.
Kristin Vaillancourt is a third-generation teacher working with elementary-aged special education students in the St. Louis Public School District. She has an Amazon wish list, along with nearly 400 other Minnesota teachers.
A car hit and killed Melanie Valencia as she biked to soccer practice in Northfield last week. Memorials for the teenager sit at the intersection where she was hit while riding her bike to soccer practice.
Three tiger cubs are out and about, exploring their habitat at the Minnesota Zoo!
It's crunch time for a talented group of local high schoolers. They're premiering a production of Disney's "Descendants" this weekend.
Modeled after the Little Free Library, there are rackets and balls inside, and the lockers at Webber Park and Carty Park are kept open
It's one of those 'only in Minnesota' situations. Two groups of hikers from St. Paul ran into each other 3,000 miles away across the globe in Iceland.
Teresa DeYoung wants to build a wheelchair-friendly park for kids of all abilities. The only thing she needs? A $100,000 grant.
Urban Roots founded their largest agriculture site on the east side of St. Paul in 2016, turning a former city snow plow dump into fertile farmland.
On Thursday, the 19-year-old helped raise nearly $10,000 dollars for Gillette Children's Adaptive Bike Program by way of a lemonade stand.
People from across the Midwest traveled to western Wisconsin on Friday to pay their respects to a man they never met.
