Elk River farm using Christmas trees to feed goats, shelter animals
As Christmas trees across the nation come down, a farm in Elk River, Minnesota, is finding a new purpose for the pines.
Minneapolis firefighters carry on holiday gifting, visits to burn survivors
Fifteen years ago, former Minneapolis firefighter Jake LaFerriere turned one of his darkest days into a tradition that now brings holiday cheer to some of Minnesota's most vulnerable patients.
Newgate School gifts 12 cars to single mothers in Twin Cities
Twelve single mothers in the Twin Cities received a holiday gift many families rely on every day but take for granted: a dependable car.
Latino, Somali businesses struggling amid Operation Metro Surge
Some members of the Twin Cities' immigrant community say Operation Metro Surge is not only striking fear in the Latino and Somali communities, but it's also harming their small businesses.
Tips to heat keep your home heated safely in extreme cold
As heating equipment is strained under overuse this weekend, there are a few things you can do to assess problems.
New BBQ spot Rollin Nolen's opens at Midtown Global Market
Rollin Nolen's BBQ has officially opened to the public, marking a major milestone in owner TJ Nolen's decadelong journey in the barbecue business.
Minneapolis food shelf distributes 100s of Thanksgiving fixings
The Community Emergency Services partnered with Second Harvest Heartland, the Minnesota Turkey Growers Association and GiveMN to provide hundreds of turkeys and other holiday staples amid rising food costs and SNAP benefit uncertainty.
Agate collector hopes to raise $100,000 for Toys for Tots
Chase Anderson spent years working as a realtor, he left the corporate grind behind to pursue his passion: rocks.
"Royal Bronzes" exhibition brings Cambodia's treasures to Minneapolis
The Minnesota Institute of Art unveiled its newest exhibit called "Royal Bronzes: Cambodian Art of the Divine," presented in collaboration between cultures and countries from around the world.
Creepy dolls take over Rochester history museum in spooky October exhibit
The exhibit, called "Creepy Dolls: Loose in the Vaults," features dolls selecting artifacts from the center's archives, offering a spooky interpretation of local history.
Cat found in container from China recovering in St. Paul
A cat that accidentally traveled from China to Minnesota inside a shipping container is now adjusting to life in the United States, and may soon be ready for adoption.
Minneapolis matcha shop feels strain of global shortage
Northeast Tea House in Minneapolis is facing a challenge that started thousands of miles away.
How the Minnesota Zoo is saving endangered butterflies
Three groups, including the Minnesota Zoo, have received an award for their collaborative work to save the critically endangered Poweshiek skipperling butterfly.
Community steps up to help as Milton's in Crystal faces closure
When the news broke that Milton's would be closing, many longtime patrons were stunned.
Forest Lake woman teaches Minnesotan accent to actress for upcoming film
A new thriller hits theaters Sept. 26, and audiences will see British actress Emma Thompson braving harsh temperatures, danger and isolation in the Minnesota wilderness. Audiences will hear an unmistakable Midwestern accent — courtesy of a woman from Forest Lake.