YouthLink has increased need for volunteers to help youth experiencing homelessness
Four thousand Minnesota youth experience homelessness on any given night. That's why having resources for young people is so critical.
Xcel Energy partnering with local Latino nonprofit CLUES for Day of Service
The goal of CLUES is to advance the social and economic well-being of all Latinos in Minnesota, through things like language programs, youth services, like mentorship to help prepare for college, food distribution and mental health and wellness programs.
Minneapolis church commemorates 52nd anniversary of US's first legally-recognized same-sex marriage
"Love is the most powerful force in the universe," Michael McConnell said. "It can and does transform everything."
Hundreds line up for final days of Midwest Mountaineering
Midwest Mountaineering is closing its doors after 53 years in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood of Minneapolis, but not before a going-out-of-business sale that will bring out thousands.
State Fair Best Awards recognize newcomers and fair staples
The Minnesota State Fair has recently released the winners of the 2023 Best Awards, which recognize outstanding vendors.
Little Big Town fan from Edina competes in national spotlight on "Superfan"
A Twin Cities man loves one band so much, it earned him a chance to compete on national TV.
Why hasn't Lift Bridge Brewing made a THC drink yet?
"A lot of other breweries in the state are producing THC beverages now and people are loving it, so we can't wait to throw our hat in the ring," said co-owner Brad Glynn.
Minnesota mom meets EMTs that helped save her life
In March, Rachel Sands was helping her dad move some cows when a steer got spooked and stepped on her chest, which stopped her heart.
Lake Chipotle, Mount Target, and other local icons take center stage at state fair crop art show
It's a more than half-century long tradition at the Minnesota State Fair.
Anoka plans Minnesota's 1st "social district," where public drinking will be permitted
You'll soon be able to walk the streets of Anoka with an alcoholic beverage in your hand.
Community supporting Lakeville family of six who lost everything in fire
Flames tore through a home on Duluth Trail in Lakeville early Sunday morning. Neighbors said it took three hours and several fire departments to finally put out the fire.
Former Minnesota governor, congressman Albert Quie dies at age 99
Former Minnesota governor and U.S. congressman, Albert Quie, died on Aug. 18 at 99-years-old.
Friday's hail storms caused roof damage across Twin Cities
The hail was the size of golf balls in parts of the Twin Cities – and sometimes even larger.
MPD officer shot, 4 arrested after pursuit in north Minneapolis
A Minneapolis police officer was shot and injured during what authorities describe as an ambush on the city's north side on Friday evening.
Minnesota native has home destroyed during Maui wildfires
Many former Minnesotans call Maui home, and volunteers from the Minnesota and Dakotas Red Cross are already on the ground.