Wright County couple celebrates 70 years of marriage
"We held hands and said, 'Let's ask God if we can grow old together.' And here we are," they said. "We're going to take it another year."
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"We held hands and said, 'Let's ask God if we can grow old together.' And here we are," they said. "We're going to take it another year."
A grandma's quiet craft shop in Holdingford, Minnesota, got a big surprise thanks to her loving grandson and a viral Facebook post.
The National Wheelchair Softball Association's annual World Series drew 18 teams from each corner of the country to Minnesota. Over three days and 65 games, they competed for the ultimate crown.
A dog named Nova is suiting up for a very special purpose: keeping a close eye on her human, University of Minnesota medical student Wesley Flint.
In a sense, Pete's Plymouth Road Runner was a part of the family. The Glass' would take it to car shows, cruising with the top down, putting on the miles and the memories. But in 2003, Pete had to sell his beloved muscle car so he could invest in his son's future.
Sometimes there are milestones so rare that they turn a care center into the most joyful place in town.
It's no surprise the number of people who need help affording food is also on the rise. That's got one small business in the Twin Cities hungry to help in a unique way.
Three-year-old Sydney Marcus is a fast-moving, spunky kiddo. But one night two years ago, she flipped like a light switch.
Families in Normandy, France, are getting ready to celebrate the life of "Papa Jake" Larson — a Minnesota native and war hero.
The dog, now nicknamed "Mo" (short for Como), was spotted wandering into the pool area on Thursday.
A pair of Minnesota veterans graduated from a unique music program Monday afternoon, walking away with new skills and new guitars.
Just a few blocks away from the mighty Mississippi River in downtown Minneapolis, a friendship is thriving.
Carpenter joined the military after 9/11. He was on active duty in Iraq and in the Middle East and returned home after serving his country. But a few years ago, he contracted Guillain-Barre Syndrome which attacked his nervous system and began shutting down his organs.
Monday morning, a mother and daughter did something pretty rare at the University of Minnesota: They got their degrees at the same time.
Sarah Stevenson's family held vigil, praying they'd be given some amazing grace. For more than two weeks, she continued to lie in a coma, completely nonresponsive.
