Apple Valley residents romping in 20 inches of fresh snow
A quirk of the storm is that Apple Valley got 20 inches, but MSP Airport, which is about 15 minutes away, got just 13 inches.
Minneapolis car owners rush to free city parking spaces ahead of historic snow storm
Twin Cities drivers are trying to figure out what to do with their cars because the plowing plan could put their rides in deep trouble
Minneapolis makes 1,600 free parking spots available ahead of massive snow storm
Ahead of this week's storm, Minnesota's largest city is asking people to be patient. Leaders are also asking everyone who can to move their cars off the streets completely.
Protesters call for charges against St. Paul police officer who killed Yia Xiong
Yia Xiong's family wept while people gathered in solidarity with them Sunday outside the apartment building where he was killed last weekend.
St. Paul schools to offer first-of-its-kind Karen language class next fall
"Our language is so important for our community. It's part of our Karen identity so that we can preserve and carry on for future generations," said Hsakushee Zan, St. Paul Public Schools Bilingual Educator Lead.
Families struggle to bring home babies as home healthcare crisis continues
The journey to get Elin home took 411 days -- initially because she needed NICU care, but eventually because Jill and Kyle couldn't find a home healthcare nurse.
Empire Township on track to become Minnesota's newest city
The township says more than 1,500 people are expected to move to the city over the next 20 years.
After three transplants, Minneapolis mom is encouraging more people to register as organ donors
More than 100,000 people are on the transplant waiting list, and there aren't enough donors for all of them.
"Adopt-a-Drain" volunteers help maintain thousands of Twin Cities storm drains
Volunteers in Minneapolis tend to more than 6,000 storm drains.
Lawmaker behind "Minnesota Sports Betting Act" touts millions in annual revenue projected for state
"Thirty-six other states and Washington D.C. have now legalized sports betting," said Republican State Sen. Jeremy Miller. "Minnesota's fallen behind these other states."
A Minnesota mom goes into septic shock. What her 4-year-old son does next is astonishing
Asher's parents say they never taught him how to use his mother's nebulizer. He learned how just from watching her.
"You literally saved me": Woman dragged in carjacking finds hope in friendship with rescuerer
A Minnesota woman reunited with the good Samaritan who helped her on the side of the highway after she'd been beaten, carjacked and dragged. Both women say they now grapple with anxiety from the traumatic experience.
Chisago Lakes wins by one point in overtime thanks to full-court buzzer-beater
With one and a half seconds left, down by two, Patrick Rowe received a quick pass from his teammate and hit the miracle basket.
DOC orders Ramsey County Jail to decrease its number of inmates
"What we're talking about is the humane care and treatment of people who are entrusted into our custody," said Trista MatasCastillo, the chair of the Ramsey County Board of Commissioners.
Inspired by ice fishing culture, Art Shanty Projects returns to Lake Harriet
Art Shanty Projects is free to attend and will continue through next weekend.