Mother-daughter duo finish 2,200-mile hike through Appalachian Trail for Parkinson's research
As we jump start the new year with new goals in mind, a west metro duo is just finishing a huge goal.
Delays, cancellations begin to mount at MSP as winter storm continues
The Twin Cities' latest winter storm continues to take a toll on those attempting to fly in and out of Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.
Minnesota mom and foster care advocate gets life-changing surprise
Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield shows us how a huge surprise gift will make a Minnesota mom's rough road in life smoother.
Frogtown's 5th grade football team heads to Florida for national tournament
The boys of Frogtown are now the boys of Fort Lauderdale.
Big donation brings Twin Cities school closer to an accessible playground
"It's worth it," said student Wyatt Feucht. "You give the other people the opportunity to also have fun, which feels really good."
Family grieves loss of Charlie Boike, 17, after crash near St. Cloud
"We've had people from New York to California putting out sticks for Charlie, which, you know, is greatly appreciated," said brother Drew Boike. "I don't know why it had to be him."
Dozens of volunteers deliver thousands of Christmas gifts to Minnesota seniors
This year marks the biggest demand they've had for people who need these presents, according the the president of Granny's Closet, which runs a year-round program for seniors in need.
"The Way We Play": Med student turned children's author publishes book about neurodiversity
From the time he was young, Hugh Burke, an Eden Prairie native, knew what he wanted to do with his life.
Some west metro kids are on a mission to provide fun for all
At Glen Lake Elementary in Hopkins, the mission is spelled out: They want an accessible playground, and they want it bad.
Former foster child, now U of M med student, earns leadership award for helping kids like him
A University of Minnesota med student is getting a special award for mentoring young people.
Can you pass a snow plow?
MnDOT has about 100 plow crashes a year.
St. Paul youth football team heading to nationals with help of WCCO viewers
WCCO told you Monday about The Boys of Frogtown -- a St. Paul football team trying to go to nationals. And their story really seems to have hit many of you right in the heart!
4 ways you can avoid contributing to excess Thanksgiving waste
Thanksgiving prep is underway. It's a holiday based on excess food. Here are four ways to cut down on waste this Thanksgiving without cutting out the fun.
St. Paul Frogtown's 5th grade football team enjoying success, invitation to nationals
A big moment for some fifth grade football players in St. Paul: They've been asked to go to nationals in Florida.
Minnesotans with disabilities say state laws restrict financial freedom
Imagine going to school, getting a professional degree, then not being able to use that degree because it actually pays too much money. That's what some Minnesotans with physical disabilities say is their reality.