Bloomington teen Ethan Glynn, paralyzed in football injury, graduates
Years after a football injury left him paralyzed, a milestone once feared out of reach has finally been met by Bloomington teen Ethan Glynn.
Male with concealed knives arrested outside Lakeville mosque after disturbance
A male is in custody after a disturbance at a mosque in Lakeville, Minnesota, on Friday, according to police. Officials said officers found two knives in his pockets while arresting him, though they have "not received any information to suggest" he targeted the mosque for religious purposes.
St. Paul's Grand Performance to close after four decades in business
After more than four decades serving Minnesota's cycling community, Grand Performance — a longtime bike shop on St. Paul's Grand Avenue — is preparing to close.
Minneapolis park board approves hot tub boats on Mississippi River
This summer, you'll be able to relax in a hot tub while floating down the Mississippi River in Minneapolis.
Hoop Habits opens new basketball training center in Minnetonka
One of Minnesota's fastest-growing basketball training organizations is expanding with a new facility to develop athletes on and off the court.
Last nonalcoholic bottle shop in Minneapolis faces closure
The opening was a huge success and just a year later, Erin Flavin opened up her St. Paul location. However, two years ago, she saw a shift that would end up being what she calls the "downfall of Marigold."
Stage play in Minneapolis explores impact of immigration, displacement
At Mixed Blood Theatre in Minneapolis, a new production is using the stage to explore the impact of immigration and displacement.
Community members show up to support Mercado Central
There was a renewed effort Thursday to support a once-thriving Minneapolis market that houses three dozen immigrant-owned businesses that say sales have dropped since Operation Metro Surge.
Ruby's Pantry shutters as food shelves scramble to fill need in Minnesota
Ruby's Pantry provided food through what's called a "blessing box." At 37 locations Minnesota, Iowa and Wisconsin, the organization served nearly 200,000 people every year.
New St. Paul bookstore promotes women's voices in literature
Acorn Bookshop is curated with an emphasis on women's voices in literature, reflecting a wide range of perspectives.
Minnetonka Deputy Fire Marshal Shawn Johnson dies of job-related cancer
Deputy Fire Marshal Shawn Johnson, 61, died March 5 after a two-year battle with job-related cancer, the Minnetonka Fire Department announced.
Minneapolis City Council extends eviction notice period
The Minneapolis City Council on Thursday voted to temporarily extend the eviction notice period for renters in an effort to help support residents impacted by Operation Metro Surge.
Author and illustrator inspired by Prince team up for children's book
As a musician and performer, Prince showed a generation that being different wasn't a liability. Now, an author and illustrator are telling the story of Prince's life in a new children's book.
Bill introduced in Minnesota Legislature would ban crypto kiosks
Some Minnesota lawmakers and law enforcement members want to take action against crypto scams.
Twin Cities metro musicians release protest song to raise funds for the ACLU-MN
Musicians across the Twin Cities Metro area have released a protest song to raise money for the American Civil Liberties Union of Minnesota.