'I'm Not Alone': Nonprofit Offers Shelter, Meals To 13 Families In Need
A Twin Cities nonprofit doubled the number of people they help after learning of families living outside or in their cars.
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A Twin Cities nonprofit doubled the number of people they help after learning of families living outside or in their cars.
It's a windy day across much of Minnesota. The National Weather Service says winds will gust over 60 mph in southwestern Minnesota, while 50 mph gusts will be common over the rest of southern Minnesota into west-central Wisconsin.
A roughly 90-mile stretch of Interstate 94 from Jamestown to Fargo is now open to travelers.
At least one person died Monday night following a two-car crash in the southwest metro.
On a day when many might be lining up to return Christmas gifts, Deric Radermacher is still giving them out by the bag and bucket full.
After a rainstorm drenched the Twin Cities on Christmas Day, weather officials say that 2016 was the wettest year on record for the metro area.
While all the gifts are open and out from under the tree, the holiday shopping rush isn't over. The day after Christmas draws big crowds to stores.
North Dakota officials have re-opened Interstate 94 from the Montana border to Dickinson, but motorists are still advised not to travel.
Here is a quick look at a year of Minnesota news, highlighting the stories that captured our attention, moved our hearts and left an impact on our lives.
A 27-year-old Robbinsdale man is accused of selling a man heroin who later overdosed on it, according to a charge filed in Anoka County.
The Chisago County Sheriff's Office is reminding people as temperatures warm to be careful around ice. Monday morning an ice house broke through ice on south Lindstrom Lake due to rapidly changing temperatures.
For anyone who has piles of Amazon boxes in their garage, now they can be recycled in a different way: by sending them to Goodwill.
Interstate 90 remains closed along the western half of South Dakota from the Wyoming border to Chamberlain. And the South Dakota Department of Transportation warms that travel will be extremely difficult across the state this morning.
Travel conditions remained hazardous as a winter storm swept across much of the northern Great Plains Monday, with blowing and drifting snow creating near-zero visibility on some roads.
This Monday morning, we Get Movin' on healthy eating. And it comes at a time when people are eating lots of heavy food at holiday get-togethers, and preparing to make those New Year's resolutions.
