University of St. Thomas engineering students prep for Senior Design Show
Engineering students at the University of St. Thomas are preparing to present their innovative prototypes at a senior design show.
MN program providing incarcerated students chance to earn diplomas graduates newest class
Transformation and Reentry Through Education and Community provides eligible incarcerated students the opportunity to graduate with a diploma, certificate, or degree.
Time spent outdoors can have a profound effect on overall mental health
As spring weather starts to take hold and Mental Health Awareness month begin, it's worth knowing the role getting back to nature can play in boosting our moods and reducing stress.
"It's wonderful": Hennepin Theatre Trust partners with Disney to bolster arts education
Twin Cities area public elementary schools are part of a new opportunity to create a culture of musical theater. The local arts community is bringing the musicals program to life, with the help of some Disney magic.
With "Bismarck," Sartell High School robotics team makes school history
WCCO recently introduced you to the Sartell High School Robotics Team. The team made school history as the first to qualify for the FIRST Robotics Championship this past weekend in Houston, Texas.
After more than 65 years, Como Zoo's "Sparky Show" still going strong
For over 65 years, the Sparky Show at Como Zoo has entertained and educated many Minnesotans. The tradition continues at Como Harbor, a new seal and sea lion habitat that opened in June 2021.
National Volunteer Week: How volunteering is changing and where Minnesota ranks
Overall volunteerism numbers are down, impacting many service organizations. One Twin Cities not-for-profit is empowering its clients and employees to give back in a big way.
"He is a magician": Retired optician fixes students' eyeglasses for free
For the last two years, retired optician-turned-volunteer Dave Schneiderhan has been fixing eyeglasses free of charge for students in Minneapolis and St. Paul, with help from a program through Allina Health.
St. Croix's river cities on high alert as flood waters continue rising
As of 11 a.m. Monday, the National Weather service reported the St. Croix reached moderate flood stage at 88 feet, and Bayport city leaders said they're expecting it will rise another foot and a half to major flood stage in the next couple of days.
Wisconsin communities gather for vigil remembering officers Hunter Scheel and Emily Breidenbach
Two neighboring communities in western Wisconsin gathered Wednesday night for a vigil remembering two police officers killed in the line of duty.
What to do if you owe more in taxes than you can afford right now
April 18 is almost here. More taxpayers are finding they owe on taxes, and can't afford to pay their tax bill. Here's a look at what you should do if you owe the IRS, and how to change your financial strategy for next tax season.
Aggressive prep underway to get Target Field ready for opening day
They are the unsung heroes of Target Field: the grounds crew. Especially after this Minnesota winter.
St. Paul man creates digital platform to help those struggling with addiction
After experiencing the challenges of navigating through treatment -- Daniel Larson created a digital platform for recovery services. It connects clients, service providers and recovery organizations in one place.
Shakopee resident steps in to save beloved Louisville Lanes bowling alley
In 2018, when Louisville Lanes in Shakopee was about to close forever, Dave Johnson stepped up to the foul line. Johnson, who had spent his entire career in home renovations, bet on himself and the community he loved.
Intergenerational yoga helps kids, elders get physically fit together
Both generations get physically fit through animal poses, along with stretching and breathing. The mental and emotional benefits may be even larger.