Century-old Gold Medal Flour ad discovered in Minneapolis
George Johnson discovered a century-old Gold Medal Flour ad hidden beneath layers of wood and weather.
Vikings fans clamor for tickets to historic Ireland game
The Minnesota Vikings are taking their show overseas this season, twice. The team has played in London before, but Ireland will be a first.
Guitar course aims to help Minnesota veterans heal through music
A pair of Minnesota veterans graduated from a unique music program Monday afternoon, walking away with new skills and new guitars.
U of M regents approve budget featuring tuition hikes, program cuts
The University of Minnesota's Board of Regents on Wednesday approved next year's operating budget, which features tuition hikes of up to 7.5% and a 7% cut to academic programs.
U of M proposes tuition hikes, cuts to academic programs
The University of Minnesota is proposing tuition hikes of up to 7.5% and cuts to academic programs for the next fiscal year as it navigates what it calls "unprecedented challenges facing higher education."
Cottonwood seeds can block an AC. Here's how to stop it.
It's that time of year when cottonwood seeds begin floating through the air like summer snow, and HVAC professionals say they're more than just a seasonal nuisance.
Stillwater pays tribute to fallen service members
Hundreds gathered in Stillwater on Monday to honor fallen service members during the city's 21st annual Memorial Day ceremony.
Fire crews conduct emergency training at MSP
Firefighters at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport took part in specialized training on Monday, designed to prepare crews for emergencies that most departments never face.
Ease in tariffs leaves Minnesota small business owner hopeful, uncertain
A Minnesota small business owner is getting a brief reprieve thanks to a 90-day tariff pause between the United States and China, but the long-term outlook remains uncertain.
Isle business owner concerned as Trump's tariffs cause material costs to spike
"In January, when we were going to ship, all of a sudden the tariffs happened. I couldn't afford to have them shipped here — I wouldn't have any profit left," said Linda Dahlen.
"Thunderbolts*" brings Marvel films into the mental health conversation
Mental health advocates say stories like "Thunderbolts*" are helping break stereotypes and making emotional struggles more relatable, especially for fans who grew up feeling misunderstood.
St. Paul State Fish Hatchery raising awareness about aging facility
A rare public tour offered a behind-the-scenes look Saturday at the St. Paul State Fish Hatchery — the only state-operated fish hatchery in the Twin Cities metro.
Community takes up quest to help Minnesota Renaissance Fest vendors
A suspected lightning strike is being blamed for a fire that damaged several booths at the Minnesota Renaissance Festival, though the exact cause has not yet been confirmed.
Veterans housing initiative begins work on 15th Minnesota home
The groundbreaking for the 15th home in the Housing for Heroes initiative took place Monday.
Federal land in Minneapolis being transferred back to Dakota stewardship
Federal land near the Upper St. Anthony Falls Lock and Dam is set to be transferred to Owámniyomni Okhódayapi, a Dakota-led organization, by the end of 2026.