Urban Roots brings fresh food to underserved areas and helps employ youth
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.
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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.
It's a school that's fought hard to survive, a school that 2022 Hill-Murray grad and landscape entrepreneur J.P. Yocum is here to support. He and his team of friends are completely redoing the outside of the school in just a few days.
Eiley Misfeldt lives in Eden Prairie. She took a 23andMe DNA ancestry test over Christmas of 2021. The results: a sister, Soojee Dufresne from upstate New York.
Later this week, Minnesotans from all over will observe Juneteenth, a celebration of the day in 1865 when the last American slaves found out they were free after the Civil War.
A deadly shooting at a health facility in Oklahoma this week was a painful reminder for residents in the central Minnesota town of Buffalo.
A renewed sense of cooperation is spreading in the area of Minneapolis hardest hit during the uprising following the murder of George Floyd.
There may have been as many as 16 bison born there this year, but getting a precise count is tough because the animals are constantly moving.
At a place where four South Minneapolis neighborhoods meet, people are bringing their curiosity, hunger and dreams. CityFoodStudio is located near 38th and Chicago. Since 2014, more than 75 entrepreneurs have used the space to push their culinary dreams forward.
We've reported a lot the past few years on how bad the pandemic is on kid's mental health. But we would like to share some of the good that's being done to support teenagers, from a program using music as medicine.
She waits for what she hopes will be a kidney donor, comforted because all those students and teachers whose lives she touched are now her angels, and they are hoping, praying and comforting -- because they believe in her.
A trip up the ramp in his backyard means the world to 9-year-old Marshall.
Stephanie Sheley is a cook at Holmen High School, near La Crosse. She was just named the School Nutrition Association National Employee of the Year.
Lake Harriet United Methodist Church is on a mission to build the world's largest pillow fort -- and it's all for a good cause.
