PETA aims attack billboards at Minnesota's Jucy Lucy burger
It's an attention grabbing campaign attacking a Minnesota tradition: the Jucy Lucy burger.
This year's apple picking season could be one of the best, orchards say
We're now in prime apple picking time, and local growers say this year's crop is one of the best yet.
Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux helps fund effort to up Native American histories into classrooms
A new report called "Restoring Our Place" showed that 90 percent of educators believe they should be incorporating more Native American content into schools.
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Day 2 of strike: Thousands of nurses return to picket line Tuesday
It's day 2 of the Minnesota Nurses strike Tuesday: around 15,000 nurses will be outside their hospitals and walking the picket lines again this morning.
DNR Launches "Fall Colors Finder," predicts a good peaking season ahead
The DNR just launched its "Fall Color Finder" map online, which helps you track which parts of our state are peaking.
St. Paul schools now allow Indigenous smudging indoors, after students push for policy change
Smudging is the cultural practice of burning sage or other sacred herbs for healing and to cleanse the soul of negative thoughts. In part, the policy recognizes tobacco, sage, sweetgrass and cedar as traditional Native American medicines.
"A truly historic figure": Minnesotans pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II
Mourners in Minnesota, and around the world, are remembering the only British monarch that much of the world has ever known. Queen Elizabeth II died Thursday, as reported by Buckingham Palace.
Latino Economic Development Center works to make Payne Street a thriving thoroughfare
The LEDC is already seeing the growth in this neighborhood, as well as an increase in foot traffic, which only helps support the businesses within Plaza Del Sol.
Community uses dozens of murals to fight graffiti along Lake St.
Allison Sharkey, with the Lake Street Council, says they've used funding to support local artists to paint murals on businesses, which so far has deterred a lot of tagging along the stretch.
Family surprised with bench honoring their late daughter who loved the state fair
This year, a new yellow bench was added near the Kidway off Cooper St. to honor Kaydee Koch who lost her battle with cancer earlier this year at the age of 20.
State Fair's Fresh French Fries stand pays tribute to long-time worker who died of COVID
It's a tradition for many fairgoers to buy fresh French fries. But within the walls of that stand there's a lot of tradition happening among those who serve up the fries.
4-H Day at the State Fair proves kids are passionate about so much more beyond livestock
On Saturday, it was 4-H Day at the State Fair, where several kids from across Minnesota are showing off their projects and livestock.
The Pickleball passion: as demand grows Minneapolis adds more public courts
Pickleball is becoming so popular in the Twin Cities that Minneapolis Parks and Recreation Board is creating more courts to use.
Hero Pay applicant denial emails to be sent out Tuesday
On Tuesday, the state is expected to send an email out to let Hero Pay applicants know if they were denied.
Was it a success? Dinkytown safety pilot program wraps up its final weekend of street closures
Campus safety hoped they would see crime dip during the three-weekend trial, specifically drive-by shootings and drag racing.