Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity honors Jimmy Carter's legacy
At Habitat For Humanity Twin Cities' Restore Outlet in New Brighton, a moving memorial is underway.
Minneapolis City Council approves consent decree with DOJ
The Minneapolis City Council has approved a deal between the city and the U.S. Department of Justice. The deal may bring expansive police reforms to the city.
4-year-old has already had 8 heart surgeries, with more to come
Evelyn Otto was born with a congenital heart defect called AVSD.
Frey calls special meeting for City Council over DOJ litigation
Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara is taking time to address his force about a potential consent decree with the U.S. Department of Justice.
App provides resources, comfort for people with ALS
After her son was diagnosed with ALS, Faith thrust herself into research and organizations supporting the cure for ALS. She started getting involved with Everything ALS.
Dozens of flights delayed early Friday as MSP Airport hit with holiday travel boom
If you or your loved ones are planning on traveling home on Friday, we have some potentially bad news for you.
Norovirus cases on the rise in Minnesota, health officials say
Minnesota health officials are warning of an outbreak of a highly contagious illness: norovirus.
Travelers at MSP Airport enjoy minimal delays Christmas Eve
Low wait times and small crowds shocked travelers at MSP Tuesday.
Catholic Charities treats hundreds to holiday lunch concert in St. Paul
Across the country, Christians are preparing to celebrate Christmas this week. In St. Paul, a nonprofit is working to ensure people in need enjoy the holiday, too.
For young people, Cookie Cart offers more than a job
Not a lot of employers center their workforces around young people, but that's what the Cookie Cart is all about.
Free grocery store Today's Harvest opens 2nd location in Maplewood
It looks like any other grocery store, but when you check out at Today's Harvest in Maplewood, shoppers aren't spending a dime.
Minnesota marks five decades of Safe Drinking Water Act
The Safe Drinking Water Act was the first time a national set of regulations and standards were set and followed by all public water suppliers in the United States.
Donate books and more to "The Giving Tree" at Mall of America
Beyond books, Catholic Charities' Giving Tree supports efforts to provide housing, emergency shelter and direct services to more than 33,000 people and families every year.
Woman walking again 4 years after paralyzing injury
As an equestrian with years of experience, Jen Kelly has taken a tumble or two — until a tumble in September 2020 where she broke three vertebrae in her neck and crushed her spinal cord.
St. Francis golf course opens during brief warm-up
While most courses are shuttered for the season, The Ponds Golf Course in St. Francis welcomed dedicated golfers Sunday.