The science behind why leaves fall off trees
It's only a matter of time before the leaves drop. You may think they shrivel up and fall in the wind, but that's not the whole story.
Beloved Hamline-Midway auto shop hit by break-in
Among the items stolen was a cellphone belonging to his late father, Tuan Pham, who opened the auto shop after escaping Vietnam.
Extortion scheme uses public images of your home as blackmail
A scheme is hitting email inboxes across the country that uses public images of people's homes to attempt to trick them into sending scammers thousands of dollars in Bitcoin.
St. Paul's Urban Roots is helping people grow food and job skills
A St. Paul nonprofit is providing fresh veggies in the city's food deserts, all while cultivating confidence and job skills.
Wood From the Hood reclaims urban wood
A Minneapolis business is taking disregarded wood and giving it new life.
How can parents deal with the effects of empty-nest syndrome?
The empty nest can stir up all kinds of emotions, from excitement to sadness. So, how can parents cope with empty-nest syndrome? Good question.
Former Minnesota Teacher of the Year assaulted student, charges say
Abdul Wright was an English teacher at Harvest Best Academy in north Minneapolis. The alleged sexual assault was said to have happened not long after his honors, the charges indicate.
Are mosquito-borne diseases becoming more common in Minnesota?
Minnesota Department of Health epidemiologist supervisor Elizabeth Schiffman says mosquito-borne diseases peak at the end of summer into early fall.
Hospital employee, server killed in "horrific" Park Tavern patio crash
A hospital employee and a server are dead and four others are hurt after what the owner of Park Tavern called a "horrific" fatal patio crash Sunday evening.
Motorist drives into Park Tavern patio in west metro, killing 2
Two people are dead and four others are injured after a driver drove through an outside patio area in the west metro Sunday night.
Wildlife rehab center takes in hundreds of critters injured in storms
The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center admitted 245 new animals on Tuesday and Wednesday following storms earlier this week.
Twin Cites metro area residents continue clean-up following severe storms
Lightning was far from the only thing hitting the ground during Tuesday morning's storms. Thousands of trees toppled across the Twin Cities metro area.
Minnesota woman brings home the Cornhole World Championship title
From a backyard to the world's stage, a Minnesota woman is making her mark in the game of Cornhole.
What are the traffic laws for school buses?
Minnesota law requires drivers to stop when they see a bus with its red lights flashing and stop arm extended.
Did you know the Minnesota State Fair has an "unofficial" flower?
There's no shortage of new things to see and do at the Minnesota State Fair. One feature has been since the very beginning but you may not have even noticed it.