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.
Man who stole ruby slippers from "The Wizard of Oz" sentenced to time served
Prosecutors have recommended Terry Jon Martin be sentenced to time served due to his poor health.
What is transcranial magnetic stimulation?
A depression treatment you might not be aware of is yielding fantastic results.
Report: Nearly $23 billion in gift card balances goes unspent annually
"Generally in Minnesota, a store-based gift card isn't going to have an expiration date or a declining balance," said Bruce Nustad with the Minnesota Retail Association.
Family sues Hennepin Co. Jail over Lucas Bellamy's death, saying he "begged for medical care"
The lawsuit says that Lucas Bellamy died in agonizing pain after suffering for several days, as Hennepin County guards and medical staff ignored his repeated pleas for help.
Martial arts master John Worley celebrates 80th birthday with 80 push-ups
"There are days when I certainly feel like I'm 80. Most of the time I feel great. I don't feel any different than I did 10 years ago, really," Worley said.
Founder of Interact, St. Paul arts center for people with disabilities, steps down after nearly 30 years
A visual and performing arts center in St. Paul is helping people with disabilities pursue their dreams
Why are people spending big for pink Stanley Quenchers?
The trendy cup retails for about $45, but some who were able to grab the latest releases — including Valentine's Day editions and Starbucks Winter Pink Stanley Quencher — are now reselling them online.
Officials working to address rise in threats made against schools
Several schools were recently forced to either shut down, lock down, or implement e-learning because of threats. Ultimately, thanks to a quick response from impacted districts and law enforcement, these threats didn't come to fruition.
Taken the tree down yet? Lakeville recycling plant seeks your holiday decor
All donation proceeds will go towards The Open Door, a local non-profit working to end hunger. In its first year of the Holiday Lights For Hunger campaign, they hope to generate $10,000.
Sisters highlight Twin Cities coffee shops with Sip Scouter program
It's a partnership with local cafes allowing Twin Cities goers to explore, sip and savor. Coffee lovers simply bring their booklet into participating shops and get a free coffee.
Motive still unclear in Cloquet shooting that left suspect, 2 others dead
Officials in Cloquet are still seeking a motive in a Monday evening shooting that left three people dead, including the suspect.