Finding Minnesota: Extreme Sandbox In Hastings
In this week's Finding Minnesota, John Lauritsen takes us to the Extreme Sandbox for 26 tons of fun.
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In this week's Finding Minnesota, John Lauritsen takes us to the Extreme Sandbox for 26 tons of fun.
This morning, Jennifer Mayerle and Mike Augustyniak are gearing up for a warm weather weekend. Here are links for everything they covered.
Housing First Minnesota is presenting the 2020 Spring Parade of Homes. This spring, there are 434 homes open 12 – 6 p.m., Thursdays through Sundays from March 7 – April 5.
The new numbers from the education department show the achievement gap for black students has increase over 5 percentage points and the rates for Hispanic students have gone up 3.5 percentage points.
The three-year project aims to learn more about the animals that, according to some researchers, have been more active in the Twin Cities.
On Friday, March 6 some of the top chefs in the Twin Cities are coming together at Hope Breakfast Bar in St. Paul for a special event that supports Special Spaces Minneapolis, a local charity that creates dream bedrooms for child who have cancer.
Mainland China has the most confirmed cases just over 80,000, followed by South Korea with more than 6,000 and Iran and Italy with more than 3,000 each.
Once it's determined a specific patient should be tested, the sample often arrives to the St. Paul laboratory via courier who is certified to handle biological samples.
Travelers flying out of Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport's Terminal 1 can now apply for their REAL ID at the airport.
A good babysitter can be difficult to find. Now, a new survey shows how much one can make.
Each county has a slightly different method of counting, but there is a general flow. In most cases, the votes move from the precinct to the counties to the Secretary of State's office.
Minneapolis Public Schools are hiring, and they say the ideal candidate is from their own community.
Monday is National Read Across America Day. However, only about a third of American fourth graders are reading at the level they should.
The Chowgirls team will celebrate its 16th Birthday with a "Killer Cotillion," Chowgirls' version of a Sweet 16 party, described as a fête where "Southern hospitality meets the creative spirit of Northeast Minneapolis."
