Winter wave doesn't scare off trick-or-treaters in Anoka
The frightful temperatures didn't keep all the trick-or-treaters inside, though some called it an early night.
Wild Mountain in Taylors Falls is open for skiers and snowboarders
Minnesotans are eager to be back enjoying the slopes.
Farmers race to pick remaining apples before they freeze
Sunday was the last day of apple picking at Brand Farms in Farmington
Good Question: Why do some people enjoy feeling scared?
Why do some people like getting scared while others don't?
Bloomington unveils no-cost therapy program to reduce mental health calls for police
The city of Bloomington is unveiling a new program Thursday aimed at reducing the number of non-violent mental health calls to which police officers respond.
Best ways to take care of your home ahead of winter weather
Before it's too late, get your home ready for winter.
Deputies bust teen's birthday party, seizing 11 guns from the Maple Grove Airbnb
Ramsey County Sheriff's Deputies said a simple tip led to a big bust and a mad dash to stash illegal guns after dozens of teenagers fled a booze-filled party.
"Do not allow hatred to reign": Twin Cities Rabbi visits Israel amid ongoing conflict
Rabbi Harold Kravitz now wears a blue ribbon in honor of the hostages as well as an armband that reads "Until they are all here, all of us are there," in Hebrew. He visited Israel for just a day and a half, but describes a life-changing mission.
New exhibit deconstructs symbolism, history and cultural significance of the Minnesota flag
The flags strip down elements of the current state flag, including objects, people, symbols, text and color. Eventually all that's left is a white flag.
Good Question: What is MEA weekend, and why is it called that?
While you're jetting off to some fun vacation or staying home with family, the real party is getting started inside St. Paul's RiverCentre, which is where this year's MEA conference is happening.
Cannabis cultivation and manufacturing facility in the works in Grand Rapids, Minnesota
HWY35 Cannabis plans to open a cannabis cultivation and manufacturing facility inside the 138-acre building which used to house a Lumber Mill in Grand Rapids.
Thousands of Minnesotans adopt storm drains for cleaner waterways, neighborhoods
Thousands of Minnesotans are also helping out by adopting drains in their neighborhoods which they volunteer to clean.
Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett to speak at U of M despite protests, petition
Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett was invited by the University of Minnesota law school to speak as part of the Robert A. Stein Lecture series. But her visit isn't sitting well with some students who called for her invitation to be revoked, and are planning to protest.
Crime is down in downtown Minneapolis, but challenges remain
Hundreds gathered Tuesday night to figure out how to make downtown Minneapolis a safer place for everyone.
6-year-old receives life-saving kidney donation thanks to preschool teacher, voucher program
"Her one action not only changed Parker's life, but also started a chain reaction across the country that's helped several people live longer, healthier lives," said Elizabeth Lintelman.