Minnesotans soak up #Top10WxDay: "Seize days like this"
In addition to being a #Top10WxDay, Wednesday was National Ride Your Bike To School day.
Minnesota Horse Expo helps people "look at horses differently"
A three-day expo targeting lovers of all things horses successfully drew a strong crowd to the Minnesota State Fairgrounds, despite rain and cold weather.
"Ride of a Life Time" aims to raise $1.5M for Children's Miracle Network, Life Time Foundation
The cycle class at Life Time Fitness in Edina was full Saturday morning, and for a good cause.
"You have to stay positive": Wild fans nervous ahead of elimination matchup
By Saturday, Wild fans will know whether they'll be preparing for a winner-take-all matchup against the Dallas Stars in the first round of the NHL playoffs, or if the team is done until next year.
Take Your Kid To Work Day celebrates creativity, fun
For the first time, a Minnesota-based startup company has the space to fully celebrate Take Your Kid to Work Day, and it's making the absolute most of it.
Mississippi crests in Red Wing at highest levels since 2001
That's just above major flood stage and enough to force parks and roads to close down, but many people there are relieved that it wasn't any worse.
"It's go time": After ice out declaration, boaters prep for summer season on Lake Minnetonka
Though it's raining and temps are below average, the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office has officially declared an ice out on Lake Minnetonka, bringing Minnesotans one step closer to a summer staple.
Minnesota Department of Safety down more than a dozen 911 operators, hiring now
Applications on the DPS website offer salaries up to $72,000, depending on experience.
Crews will resume search Wednesday for DAndrea Sanvig, who fell from Taylors Falls cliff into St. Croix River
Crews continued their search of the St. Croix River Wednesday morning after an 18-year-old man fell off a rock ledge in Taylors Falls Tuesday evening.
Joint funeral set for fallen Wisconsin officers Emily Breidenbach and Hunter Scheel
Shock has turned to grief in two Wisconsin communities following the shooting deaths of two beloved officers.
Western Wisconsin communities mourn officers killed in traffic stop shootout
Pastor Ned Lenhart gave an Easter sermon with a heavy heart at Living Water Church Sunday.
Golfers impatient as weather turns to spring and many courses stay closed
"This is the third latest start for golf courses opening in the last 35 years," said Kevin Unterreiner of Twin Cities golf.
"Anything but normal": 2023 has Minnehaha Falls back in business following drought
With additional snow melt and rain this spring, the watershed could reach a normal state by early June.
Minnetonka High School's robotics team needs help to get to world championships
A group of hardworking students from Minnetonka High School are getting a once-in-a-lifetime chance.
Workers at 33 Cub Foods locations vote to authorize strike, plan to picket on Friday
About 3,000 local grocery store workers have voted to authorize a strike.