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The CREW Urban Youth Equestrian program launched in March 2021, a non-profit offering what board members describe as a "culturally relevant, safe, non-judgmental space for urban youth of color to learn how to train horses."
Hospitalization rates have been falling alongside the positivity rate over recent weeks. The figure is currently at 4.3 per 100,000 residents, down from nearly 30 in January, but now just above the line for caution.
A survey says shutdowns and restrictions contributed to the loss of up to 249 days worth of revenue for some businesses. The hospitality and tourism industries report 32,000 fewer workers overall in comparison with employment before the coronavirus hit.
A 12-year-old Amur tiger at the Minnesota Zoo died unexpectedly during a routine medical procedure.
A north Minneapolis landlord found guilty of "brazen and deplorable business conduct" has been ordered to pay the state more than $1 million in legal fees, according to Minnesota's top prosecutor.
The homeowner was able to get out, and wasn't seriously hurt.
Fire officials say there was a fire in the cafeteria ceiling around 8 p.m. Wednesday.
A driver crashed into a Shakopee hospital Wednesday night, hitting the building so hard the SUV broke through a wall.
A section of Interstate 35W in the Twin Cities was reduced to three lanes Wednesday following the collapse of part of a cement retaining wall.
"The general public, sometimes right here in Shakopee or Prior Lake, have no idea that this tribe even exists," said Cole Miller.
Letters are showing up in mailboxes, updating Minnesotans about the value of their property. The good news is they're most likely going up -- but the concern is how much.
If some Minnesota lawmakers get their way, bad behavior in the stands could land you with a big fine.
The Minneapolis school district says it's made its best and final offer to get educators back in the classroom after more than two weeks of being on strike.
Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott awarded $13.5 million for the Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity, a "game-changer" that the organization says will help it achieve its goal of advancing racial equity in housing.
Megan Cater and her friend Briana Martinson went to a friend's house in 2017 to retrieve prescription medication they thought was stolen from Martinson. They brought along two of their friends, who brought another man, who ended up threatening the women and killing their friend.
