Shakopee High's Bio Teacher Michael Hoffman Gets Students To Challenge Themselves
Michael Hoffman teaches Biology at Shakopee High School. It's his 10th year teaching at the school.
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Michael Hoffman teaches Biology at Shakopee High School. It's his 10th year teaching at the school.
A portion of the southeast corner of the Minnesota State Fair cattle barn collapsed Tuesday evening.
The Department of Natural Resources expects more anglers will head to Lake Mille Lacs for the fishing opener this year. For the first time since 2015, people will be allowed to keep some of the walleye they catch during the first three weeks of open water fishing.
In 2017, Minnesotans got rid of almost 6 million tons of waste. Organics make up about 11 percent of waste. Recycling makes up 1/3 and trash makes up 55 percent.
Ahead of the spring thaw, city crews have been clearing away snow piles in downtown. On Monday, March 18, all parking lots east of Water Street will be closed so flood planning can begin.
Authorities say no one was injured when the roof collapsed over the pool at Shakopee's Super 8 motel Tuesday evening.
A simple tweet from WCCO Anchor Jason DeRusha yielded fantastic results Tuesday: "Feel free to Photoshop whatever you like behind Matt Brickman."
Family members have welcomed home nearly 160 soldiers from a central Minnesota National Guard unit from an overseas deployment.
Gov. Walz said his priority is passing an education bill, and he will not spend time this year on recreational marijuana, but he said Republicans are ignoring the public on a wide range of issues as if saying "no" is a political strategy.
The Food Network has named 11-year-old Paige Goehner from Blaine the best of the best.
The big thaw is happening, and it's uncovering what was hidden beneath the snow and ice: potholes.
The U.S. State Department has issued travel advisories for some of the most popular spring break destinations, including parts of the Bahamas, Jamaica and all of Mexico.
It takes an act of Congress to change daylight saving time nationwide and there's a bill to do that, which President Donald Trump said Monday he supports. Minnesota can pass its own law, but it has to wait for Congress.
Gov. Tim Walz's plan for Minnesota to get 100 percent of its electricity from carbon-free sources came under criticism at its first hearing, with representatives from some of the state's smaller utilities they can't meet that goal.
Somewhere in the Midwest, a restaurant is frying foods with oil made from gene-edited soybeans. That's according to the company making the oil, which says it's the first commercial use of a gene-edited food in the U.S.
