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Overall volunteerism numbers are down, impacting many service organizations. One Twin Cities not-for-profit is empowering its clients and employees to give back in a big way.
Greendeer normally would begin planting potatoes, tomatoes, carrots, and radishes around mid-April, but because of all the water, they're going to have to delay that planting.
Part of Severe Weather Preparedness Week is not only working through the checklist to help prepare for the turbulence of spring and summer weather, but it's also learning about the tools that help us out during severe weather.
The district says a voicemail was sent to Jackson Middle School which indicated a bomb had been placed in the school.
The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office declared ice out on Lake Minnetonka Wednesday morning, marking the official start to the 2023 boating season.
The Minnesota House on Tuesday will debate a transportation funding package that includes tax and fee increases to a create new, ongoing revenue sources for roads, bridges and transit.
A new trail opening at the Minnesota Zoo this summer will give visitors a new perspective on some of its most popular animals.
Police believe three people were shot Tuesday evening near a busy south Minneapolis intersection.
Many people are coming to river cities like Stillwater to see the rising water, but officials urge everyone to be cautious, too.
Flood stage on the Crow River in Delano is considered 16.5 feet. The river is already well past that at 19 feet.
Police say homicide investigators are involved due to the severity of the victim's injuries.
For decades, charities have been using pull tabs to bring in money to support all sorts of local causes, but some groups worry changes could reduce support by 25% or more.
Over the years, Helen Seigel has shared what she's learned from her parents with classrooms across Minnesota and beyond -- even joining her now 98-year-old mother on a trip back to Auschwitz.
The heat training and humidity, the mosquitoes. It made me learn how to work hard and not care about feeling bad. It was just get through it and have resiliency," Bates said.
The fast-moving Mississippi is causing headaches wherever it flows.
