Before TV fame, Archbishop Fulton Sheen got his start in St. Paul
Archbishop Fulton Sheen was the world's first and, arguably, most successful televangelist. At his peak, millions watched him. This week, Sheen takes one step closer to sainthood.
Dozens embrace cold and rain for Heroes on the Hill challenge
A brave group in Burnsville, Minnesota, battled through Saturday's brisk rain for a good cause.
Upcoming SNAP benefit shakeup could bring more visitors to food shelves
Last year was the busiest year on record for food shelves, with over 9 million visits statewide.
Carleton College eliminates student loans on financial aid packages
Starting next fall, the school of just over 2,000 students will eliminate loans from aid packages, meeting every student's needs through grants, scholarships and work opportunities.
Volunteers clean Fort Snelling grave markers in act of remembrance
A group of nearly 200 volunteers visited Ft. Snelling National Cemetery Saturday morning, with the intention of remembering the lives lost defending freedom.
Baby heading home after nearly a year at a Maple Grove hospital
After 334 days in a neonatal intensive care unit in Maple Grove, Minnesota, North Memorial Health's "miracle baby" is finally home.
Concordia University in St. Paul to reduce tuition by 20%
The move to reduce tuition by $5,500 would take effect in the 2027-2028 school year. The yearly cost will be $21,700, putting Concordia's rate on par with other Minnesota public universities.
10,000 pounds of Minnesota State Fair food leftovers to be rescued, redistributed
It's officially teardown time at the Minnesota State Fair, but for Mel McCormick, the job is just getting started.
Experts raise questions about red flag law after Minneapolis mass shooting
Questions continue to swirl following a mass shooting in downtown Minneapolis on Wednesday that left three people dead, including the suspect, and several others injured.
Police say so far, so good when it comes to Minnesota State Fair safety
An extensive effort to shield the Minnesota State Fair from threats of violence has paid off as the fair reaches the midway point.
Twin Cities family pleads for answers after loved one dies in stabbing
A Twin Cities family is making a passionate plea for help to find who killed their loved one. They say the whole thing is a total mystery.
4-H members get their moment to shine at Minnesota State Fair
After months of hard work and preparation, hundreds of 4-H students got their chance to shine at the Minnesota State Fair Saturday.
Minnesota's new fraud watchdog committee holds first Capitol meeting
After years of debate and drafting legislation, a new task force on fraud held its first meeting Wednesday at the Minnesota State Capitol.
Mental health worker reflects on 5 found dead in Minneapolis within a week
Police in Minneapolis are trying to set the record straight after five people found dead in six days have fueled online speculation about an outside actor. As of Friday, authorities and families of three of the victims have shared publicly that their deaths came as a result of battles with mental health.
Judge mulling xAI's request to temporarily block "nudification" ban
There was no decision Wednesday on xAI's request for a judge to temporarily block Minnesota's ban on AI "nudification."