Downtown Minneapolis buzzing from big events, returning workers
Downtown Minneapolis is buzzing this week, with the Big Ten Women's tournament in town and some workers back at the office.
Man's best friend used to fight dentist's office anxiety
At J&D Dental in the heart of Downtown Minneapolis, 4-year-old Ollie the labradoodle is reporting for duty. His exact position within the office: Usually right on top of patients.
Chaska family mourning loss of teenager shot and killed in Chicago
Chicago police said a gunman opened fire at a northside park one week ago Sunday. Four people were hit. Keyo'nce Gladney, a 19-year-old from Chaska, died from her injuries.
Metro Transit ridership grows in 2023, but officials say they need help to continue the trend
Metro Transit says they saw a growth in ridership throughout 2023, but they need help to keep that trend going.
Opening day for all women's sports bar in Seward neighborhood
"A Bar of Their Own" made it's debut on Friday morning becoming one of the first all-women's sports bars in the state.
Black and Funny Improv Festival looking for community support to continue opening doors
"It's kind of a way to carve out space, specifically for black performers and audience members, to see themselves represented on stage," said Jada Pulley.
Convoy honoring fallen Burnsville first responders surpasses expectations
A convoy started on social media has exceed expectations as hundreds gather from all over to honor the fallen first responders.
Minnesotans continue to offer a helping hand amid two years of war in Ukraine
As war rages on in Ukraine, the past two years have seen the Ukrainian American Community Center in northeast Minneapolis transform into a refugee center, helping people affected by the war.
After fire at Magnolias in St. Paul, community steps up
A fire badly damaged Magnolia's restaurant earlier this week. Since then, they've received an overwhelming response.
Petition urges Minneapolis park board to pay musicians
Hundreds of artists, who adorn Minneapolis outdoor stages year after year for Music in the Parks, are unpaid performers.
City identifies 2 officers, 1 paramedic killed in Burnsville, Minnesota; suspect also dead
Burnsville city officials identified the victims as officers Paul Elmstrand and Matthew Ruge and firefighter/paramedic Adam Finseth.
Twin Cities community honors champion for higher education
A community activist receives honors for their advocacy work.
University of Minnesota student invents "Roomba for snow"
What began as a sixth grade science project, turned into a remarkable creation that'll no doubt give relief to residents living in snowy climates everywhere.
St. Paul teachers overwhelmingly vote yes to authorize another strike
Ninety-two percent of St. Paul educators voted yes Thursday afternoon to authorize a strike.
South Minneapolis pizza mainstay struggling with perception issues
For nearly half a century, Jakeeno's Pizza and Pasta has been a south Minneapolis mainstay.