Hutchinson community comes together to share love with widows
"We're trying to spread joy, spread kindness. Throwing out a bunch of seeds today and hopefully it takes off," said Jensen.
Most Valentine's Day traditions revolve around not flowers, but food
Entertainment Tonight's Kevin Frazier says food is a universal love language no matter where or what you eat.
Companies leaning into workplace mentorship programs
Workforce participation is still below pre-pandemic levels. There are around 3.5 million fewer Americans working than forecast.
"Super Bowl Greatest Commercials: Battle of The Decades" to reflect on best ads of the last 4+ years
"Super Bowl Greatest Commercials: Battle of The Decades" will allow fans to vote on their favorite ads of the last 40+ years.
Arcade Arena at Rosedale offers offers thrill of interactive, team-building games
Video games have come along way since "Pong" and "Pac-Man." The technology is moving so rapidly that you can now step inside an arcade game.
Nonprofit aims to bring therapy dogs to every Minnesota middle school
Derek James introduces us to a therapy pup and her partner who are making sure kids at Monticello Middle School have support, community and a sense of belonging.
"Bias Inside Us" exhibit aims to help people understand science, psychology behind implicit bias
Understanding implicit bias -- and the science and psychology behind it. That's the goal of "The Bias Inside Us," a project from the Smithsonian showing at the Science Museum of Minnesota.
Buck Hill hosting 25th annual mattress race in March
Sledding is a cherished pastime in Minnesota and western Wisconsin. Most people use a sled or tube. But for almost a quarter century, fun-lovers have supported a nonprofit with a yearly bed race on mattresses.
St. Paul Winter Carnival ice carvings tout special inspiration
The St. Paul Winter Carnival is all about embracing the magic and the cold of winter.
Hamline faculty call for college president's resignation following Muhammad art flap
An adjunct instructor showed 200-year-old artwork of Prophet Muhammad in class, related to the basis of the Qur'an. A Muslim student contacted the administration, saying this was offensive.
Crescent Cove, 1 of only 3 children's hospice homes in U.S., thrives on generosity of donors
Since 2018, Crescent Cove has welcomed hundreds of children and families as a home-away-from-home for kids with life-threatening conditions.
Rally celebrates 30 years of school choice in Minnesota
A rally in St. Paul to kick off National School Choice Week gave families an opportunity to explore their options while kids enjoyed music and play.
Rocket Club back together, releasing new album next month
That song, "Easy" sparked the return of Rocket Club, the new album "Come on Home" and a new tour. Something they are grateful to do again as good friends.
"Interesting and curious": Steve Gorman is new voice for mornings at KQRS
Steve Gorman came to a broadcast career later than most -- because he was busy touring with a rock band for decades.
WCCO's Derek James talks to Drew Carey about his magical moment on "The Price Is Right"
WCCO's Derek James was called down to contestant's row once upon a time -- and made it to the big wheel!