Hopkins Teen With Rare Disease Surprised With New Wheelchair: 'It Was Great To See Her Smile'
Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield explains the unlikely way a dream came true for a teen who has an incredibly rare disease.
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Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield explains the unlikely way a dream came true for a teen who has an incredibly rare disease.
"I didn't want to just take the money," Dr. Mohiba Tareen said. "I wanted to do something good with it."
Pillsbury United Communities raised $1 million for the kids. It means each graduating senior is getting a $10,000 scholarship for career training or college.
A western Wisconsin family is in awe as they celebrate their little boy's first birthday, after his medical condition surprised even the pros.
Amidst the turmoil of the last few years, more than 200 million people have turned to a northern Minnesota man for a sense of calm and peace. A Duluth priest is now an international success story.
A Twin Cities community is coming together to help reopen its neighborhood's only Black-owned bicycle shop.
Precious cargo travels on Interstate 94 every day. But on Sunday night, a couple from New Richmond, Wisconsin, delivered something special.
What happens in the group may seem intense. Bellis is a nonprofit were mothers who've lost custody of their children can find support, and it's based right here in Minneapolis.
On a recent afternoon, 15-year-old Elif Ozturk took a trip after class at Hopkins High School to the Minnesota State Capitol. She wasn't there for a tour. She was there to testify.
They still have several waiting for their forever homes. If you or someone you know is interested in fostering or adopting one of the Guinea Pigs, click here.
A history-making nominee could help change the face of the U.S. Supreme Court. Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson will start taking questions in her confirmation hearings Tuesday. WCCO spoke with members of our local legal community about what her selection means.
Lake Street Council, a nonprofit that supports the community and its entrepreneurs, raised $12 million in donations following the civil unrest and it's invested $8.5 million already, helping more than 400 businesses re-open. But executive director Allison Sharkey knows it's not enough to meet the need.
The women's NCAA basketball tournament started its "First Four" round Thursday night, and in a couple weeks, the Final Four will be played at Target Center in Minneapolis. There, Minnesota's Native American community will be showcased.
A Minnesota veteran is using his massive social media following to change the lives of other veterans.