Twin Cities Salvation Army receiving $250K grant
The Salvation Army says it's a proven fact that donations decline when the bells aren't ringing. Fewer volunteers mean fewer rings and fewer dollars raised.
Program hopes to improve reading proficiency levels in MN
According to the Minnesota Department of Education, only 46.5% of third graders in the state are reading proficiently.
Duluth woman's DIY project blossoms into thriving business
Anna Bailey has made a name for herself with her unique brand of handcrafted wood art pieces.
Duluth's Glensheen mansion makes stunning holiday transformation
Minnesota is home to one of USA Today's Best Holiday Historic Home Tours in the country, and it's just a short drive from the Twin Cities.
"Disney On Ice" is a family affair for Minnesota's high-flying Santee bunch
After almost a decade of "Disney On Ice" performances, a Minnesota native is eagerly anticipating his first show at the Xcel Energy Center.
Digital wellbeing clubs helping students with phone-life balance
A new Minnesota state law requires school districts or charter schools to adopt a policy on the use of cellphones in school by March of next year. But one nonprofit has gotten a jump start, working with students to help them find a balance between devices in and out of school.
Animal Humane Society's Janelle Dixon to retire after transformative tenure
The role of the Animal Humane Society is to help thousands of animals in need across Minnesota. Janelle Dixon has spent over 30 years doing just that.
New survey shows Minneapolis residents plan to spend big on holiday shopping
Squeezed or not, Minneapolis shoppers are gearing up for the holidays.
Program offers hope for veterans struggling with addiction
Alan Vanhoever and Brian Neidt are honored to have served the United States. Both struggled with addiction for years before giving a specialized long-term program a try.
West Point Glee Club brings rich harmonies to Twin Cities on Veterans Day weekend
The famed West Point Glee Club held a free concert on Saturday night at Minneapolis' Westminster Presbyterian Church.
How job applicants can get past AI software
When you apply for a job, odds are artificial intelligence is working in the background.
Digital "civil war" threatens to erupt post-election, expert warns
Not only are experts sharing concerns about an escalation of violence, they're concerned that we're "going to lose track of that thin thread of reality that we're all sort of still clinging to."
Man accused of shooting neighbor makes first court appearance
A Minneapolis man who is accused of shooting his neighbor and harassing that neighbor for months, made his first court appearance Tuesday afternoon.
How to avoid scams when paying off debt
There are legitimate debt relief or settlement companies that can help, but some can be scams.
Anoka woman with terminal cancer cherishes her last Halloween
After Denise Godwin received a terminal breast cancer diagnosis last November, she decided to go big in her final months with a haunted house display unlike any other in the Halloween Capital of the World.