Neighbors race to protect homes from rising water in Rice County
In Warsaw, the owner of Channel Inn put out a call for help on Facebook, and within minutes, community members started showing up to help fill sandbags.
What is the deal with whole body deodorant?
You've probably seen all of the commercials lately for the latest personal hygiene trend: Whole body deodorant. So, what is it? And do we actually need it? Good Question.
Waterville residents work to fill sandbags as Cannon River floods neighborhoods
The Cannon River runs through two big lakes surrounding the town about an hour south of the Twin Cities. With more rain in the forecast, people who live there are bracing for the flooding to get worse before it gets better.
Flooding closes multiple roadways, parks across Minnesota
The raging Minnesota River near Henderson is set to reach moderate flood stage this week, which is expected to cause some detours.
What is Wall Pilates? And does it work?
Pilates promises to give you a full-body workout right in the comfort of your own home. And for the latest adaptation of the fitness trend, all you need is a mat and a wall.
Adopted people in Minnesota will get access to birth records starting July 1
A new state law could give answers to life-long questions for adopted people in Minnesota.
Minnesota Twins unveil 2024 City Connect jerseys, with mixed reviews from fans
The Minnesota Twins have a new look. Dubbed "The Ripple Effect," the new uniforms are inspired by the waters of Minnesota.
How did Twin Cities Pride get started?
It's one of the nation's largest pride celebrations, but as Andy Otto with Twin Cities Pride explains, it wasn't always that way.
Jamal Mitchell, MPD officer killed in shooting, to be memorialized at service in Maple Grove Tuesday
Details of the remembrance for officer Jamal Mitchell were announced Thursday. The service will be held at Maple Grove Senior High at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, according to the Minneapolis Police Department.
Mothers who lost loved ones to suicide share their story, hope to break stigma
Loss of any kind is hard, but losing someone to suicide can be especially complicated, and knowing how to support someone through it can be tough too.
Family warns of the danger of working for lake weed removal companies after 2nd death in 2 years
"It speaks more to this not being a freak accident, and my heart goes out to them because unfortunately, we know exactly what they're going through," Bill Aune said.
Feeding Our Future fraud trial juror receives $120,000 in cash with promise of more if she'll acquit
A juror was dismissed from a multimillion-dollar fraud trial on Monday after reporting that a woman dropped a bag of $120,000 cash at her home over the weekend.
Vigil held in honor of fallen MPD officer Jamal Mitchell
Community members gathered at the site of Thursday's shooting in Minneapolis to pray and pay their respects to law enforcement.
University of Minnesota gymnasts scramble to find new practice space
Fesh off their national championship win, the Minnesota men's gymnastics tean learned they will lose their practice space in Cooke Hall, where they have been for about 85 years.
New rideshare companies to stay in Minneapolis, compete against Uber and Lyft
During the time of uncertainty over the future of Uber and Lyft, at least two new rideshare companies moved into the market to try to fill the void.