Elks Lodge in Minneapolis marking more than 120 years of community service
The Elks Lodge in north Minneapolis is marking more than 120 years of community service Friday through Sunday.
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The Elks Lodge in north Minneapolis is marking more than 120 years of community service Friday through Sunday.
Operation Metro Surge may be over, but cities like Columbia Heights are still feeling it. Some families there haven't left their homes in weeks or months. It's why the school district is stepping up to help. As Jennifer Mayerle shows us, they're helping more than a hundred families with free groceries.
Comedian Fortune Feimster talks about finding yourself and your comedy. A TikToker combines two very different niches – graveyards and baking. A woman spreads joy in a simple way – holding signs on the side of the road. Plus, our viral videos you just need to see.
An uptown Minneapolis church put its money where its mouth was Saturday — or at least, where its communities' mouth was.
Funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program runs out on Nov. 1. Gov. Tim Walz on Monday said the state will provide $4 million in emergency funding for food shelves across Minnesota. Jason Rantala shows how neighbors are filling the void left without the federal funds.
Reg Chapman and Adam Del Rosso help deliver meals and connect with homebound residents through the help of Merrick in St. Paul.
Reg Chapman interviews one of the event's organizers at Allianz Field.
The free, family-friendly event is happening Saturday and Sunday in St. Louis Park.
The city of Minneapolis is opening a neighborhood assistance center for anyone impacted by recent shootings and violence.
Minnesotans are looking to answer the call for help following Wednesday's mass shooting at Annunciation Catholic Church and School in Minneapolis. Events and efforts are underway to help victims, their families and healthcare workers.
A day after the shooting, a mom who had two daughters graduate from Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis wrote down some thoughts about the tragedy — and more importantly, the community that means so much to her. Hear what she had to say.
A member of the St. Paul business community is taking on a new fight. Jason Rantala shows how members of the community are giving back.
A Dennison, Minnesota family is hoping to one day meet the bone marrow donor who helped save their son's life.
While police were not able to find the perpetrator of the theft, they took matters into their own hands to buy 15-year-old Jayden Owens a new fishing pole.
Reg Chapman shares how a community is preparing to help one of their own after being hit by a car.
A St. Paul, Minnesota, organization that's been helping the community for nearly 100 years is under new leadership and looking to expand its role.
A former office building on the shore of Lake Minnetonka has been transformed into the first hotel built on the lake in a hundred years.
It's May, it's spring, it's patio season, and now it's also time to "sip and stroll" at Anoka's Social District.
Grandmother and caregiver, Sharrie Jennings, reflects on the incredible strides LaDavionne Garrett Jr. has made four years after he was shot in the head in north Minneapolis.
Sam Nordquest was first reported missing on February 9th after traveling to New York. His body was found in a field days later.
On Monday, hundreds gathered at Two Rivers High School to perform acts of community service in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.
In south Minneapolis, there's a tree that doesn't ask for much — just a little kindness and the willingness to connect.
Richfield residents can throw their jack-o-lantern in the garbage, the city is providing a destructive, yet constructive alternative.
A groundbreaking for a place that's expected to be a game changer for food entrepreneurs took place Wednesday. Northside Economic Opportunity Network's, also known as NEON, Collective Kitchen will provide commercial kitchen space — and opportunity.
Veterans help clean and restore headstones at Minneapolis' oldest cemetery
