Chanhassen brewery partners with Feed My Starving Children to help feed hungry
The Twin Cities-based nonprofit has been around since 1987, and the meals get boxed up and sent to more than 70 countries around the world.
Minnesota lawmakers determined to curb opioid deaths
Last year, lawmakers allocated more than $200 million to address substance abuse and the opioid crisis, aimed towards prevention, hard reduction, treatment and recovery. This year, the Minnesota Department of Health will give several million dollars in grants for opioid overdose prevention.
What to know about public funeral for Burnsville police officers and first responder killed in shooting
The Burnsville police officers and first responder killed in a shooting earlier this month will be memorialized with a public service Wednesday morning.
South Minneapolis pizza shop creates unique ice bar and throne
A south Minneapolis pizza shop offers customers a unique "icy" experience this February.
Gifts for Seniors Twin Cities works to make aging adults feel loved
The nonprofit partners with 140 aging services across 10 different counties.
Rosemount boy bravely battles congenital heart condition
Busy hands, belly laughs and a bubbling curiosity: 3-year-old Colton Sowle is bursting with energy.
Organ donor's heart saves Minnesota baby born with rare genetic disorder
"Take it day by day and know that you can get to a really beautiful place on the other side if you can just hold on," said mom Jessie Smith.
2 people, cat found dead inside home due to carbon monoxide poisoning; 1 hospitalized
Investigators suspect carbon monoxide poisoning killed two people and a cat inside their northern Minnesota home Sunday night.
Sports betting, equal rights amendment, "right to die" legislation atop 2024 Minnesota legislative session's top efforts
Lawmakers were back in St. Paul Monday afternoon for the start of the 2024 legislative session.
Minnesota sisters hike to top of Mount Kilimanjaro in honor of late brother
It was an adventure Tom Costello planned himself. But three weeks before the trip of a lifetime, the healthy 24-year-old died unexpectedly in a freak water skiing accident at the family cabin.
How a north Minneapolis woman made it her mission to bring healing and wellness to People of Color
Bringing healing and wellness to people of color is a year-round mission for Carter. That mission is lived out through her two businesses, The Zen Bin wellness studio and Heal, a plant-based café.
Minnesotans feeling the loss of historic Lutsen Lodge: "It's part of our history"
The enormous loss of the historic Lutsen Lodge is being felt across the state Tuesday.
Photographers say MSHSL blindsided them with tournament policy crackdown
There is an uproar in the Minnesota dance community ahead of the season's peak.
American Swedish Institute opens interactive family gallery in collaboration with Hope Academy
It's a big weekend at the American Swedish Institute — three new galleries are now open to the public.
MPCA reveals 20-year Twin Cities waste management plan
The Twin Cities have a trash problem. State leaders say at the rate the cities are generating garbage, landfill space will run out.