Minnesota lawyer-turned-magician shows it's never too late to pursue your passions
Chris Harristhal spent decades in a courtroom before realizing his call to do something else: magic.
H.S. students get first-hand demonstration of law process as MN Supreme Court takes cases on the road
Students in Richfield watched arguments in the case of Alejandro Cruz-Guzman vs. the State of Minnesota, a case that alleges racial and socioeconomic segregation within Minneapolis and St. Paul public schools.
More women plan on delaying retirement than not, study finds
On top of a inflation, experts see the gender pay gap, life expectancy and caregiving expectations contributing to slowing down a women's savings plan.
MDH encourages private well users to prevent contamination amidst flooding
As waters keep rising across Minnesota, so do the safety risks. But there's another flooding concern that state leaders are sounding the alarm on: healthy drinking water.
Emma Bates, 2nd fastest US woman in Boston Marathon history, credits her Minnesota "grittiness" for success
The heat training and humidity, the mosquitoes. It made me learn how to work hard and not care about feeling bad. It was just get through it and have resiliency," Bates said.
Stillwater seeks federal help as it prepares for potentially historic flooding
Stillwater is no stranger to flooding, but this year, the city is at a significantly higher risk for major flooding.
Minnesotans flock outside to enjoy warmer weather, sunshine
Dozens of people were out walking, running, biking and bird watching at Lake Como in St. Paul on Tuesday.
Western Wisconsin communities mourn officers killed in traffic stop shootout
WCCO expects to learn the names of the officers Monday afternoon. Authorities say gunfire rang out during a traffic stop in Cameron Saturday night and two officers were killed.
As school year dwindles, summer job market heats up
As the weather warms up, so does the pressure for students to find summer work. But there are a few things to keep in mind while on the job hunt.
As demand for therapy animals soar, nonprofits struggle to keep up with community requests
North Start Therapy Animal President Connie Priesz says between the nonprofit's 215 teams, they stay busy. Recently, it's been difficult to keep up with community demand.
Sheriff: 2 accused in case of body found in tote may have been avenging overdose death
Authorities in central Minnesota have issued a potential motive in the case of human remains found near Mille Lacs Lake last week.
Spectacular solar show: Local photographers capture Northern Lights view
The clear skies gave the perfect photo op to capture the Northern Lights in all its glory.
More Americans taking on side hustles - but is it worth it?
More Americans are adding a little cash to their wallets by working one, two or even three side jobs. But is it worth the added stress?
It's the coldest St. Patrick's Day since 1993, but the parade must go on
Even though this is the coldest St. Patrick's Day since 1993 in the Twin Cities, St. Paul is getting on with a busy weekend of events.
Apps can help reinforce kids' lessons in personal finance
It's a method called "money parenting," and it's all about teaching kids about money and how it works. There's different strategies on how to implement this into a child's life.