Finding Minnesota: Where better to go rock climbing than Minnesota's Rock County?
In this week's Finding Minnesota, see why people come from across the country to scale the cliffs at Blue Mounds State Park.
"It's all hands on deck": Minn. farmers expected to see increased soybean yields this fall
As Minnesota farmers get ready for fall harvest, the USDA is forecasting record soybean yields.
2 arrested in middle of attempting to steal catalytic converter
Catalytic converter thefts continue to be a major problem. Thursday night, Brooklyn Park police interrupted a theft in progress and arrested two suspects.
Educators from the Philippines and Nicaragua teach at Willmar school amidst teacher shortage
To make up for a teaching shortage, a Minnesota school is bringing in educators from halfway around the world.
How a ghost town was turned into a Minnesota state park
It's a state park that's full of scenic trails and waterfalls, but it also used to be the site of a town.
Sunshine Suzy: Entrepreneur living with Down syndrome defies odds to run national business
Seven years ago, Suzy Sukalski – who lives with Down syndrome – got the idea to sell her own corn nibblets. They were an instant hit -- and pretty soon other businesses came calling.
Bloomington college professor recounts her close encounter with Queen Elizabeth II
Yvonne Klocek's friends encouraged her to send a picture book to the queen, which she did. She received a letter back from Buckingham Palace informing her that her majesty had seen the pictures and was quite pleased.
"These are our babies. I'm tired of funerals": 9 shot within 5 hours, 2 fatally
Activists and community leaders blocked off Winner Gas Friday morning. And then, a short time later, they moved across the street to block off Merwin Liquors. They said both businesses haven't done enough to help stop gun violence.
The Old American Bike Barn: Take a motorcycle ride back in time in Ortonville
John Lauritsen takes us to a place in western Minnesota where vintage motorcycles still rule the road.
In grief, Longville man hikes Appalachian Trail to help church convert to solar energy
Sitting comfortably at mile marker 1760, Egon Overgaard had a few minutes to reflect on just how far he's come. And not just the nearly 2,000 miles he's hiked, but also the grief he's trying to leave behind.
Judge: Sufficient evidence for trial to proceed for Apple River stabbing suspect
A Prior Lake man accused of killing one person and stabbing four others on the Apple River earlier this summer appeared in court Friday.
Swelling deer herds are eating the profits of some Minnesota farmers: "It's a big problem"
Farmers are used to dealing with different challenges from Mother Nature, but in some parts of Minnesota it's an animal that's taking over.
Minnesota was once poised to be the third largest state
Land-wise, Minnesota is the twelfth-largest state. But had politicians in the 1850s gotten their way, we would be much bigger.
"It is perfect, I think": Ukranian students get a taste of the State Fair
It's a stark contrast to life in Ukraine, where family members are constantly live in fear. Ukrainian students here as part of a youth leadership program met with Minnesota 4-H members at the State Fair on Monday.
For 6 generations working Peters Hot Dogs and Corn Roast, State Fair is an annual reunion
For more than 50 years, sisters Lu McArdell, Lori Ribar, and Lynn Meadows have been working at the Minnesota State Fair. It all began at Peters Hot Dogs, which their great grandfather essentially started.