The Pickleball passion: as demand grows Minneapolis adds more public courts
Pickleball is becoming so popular in the Twin Cities that Minneapolis Parks and Recreation Board is creating more courts to use.
Hero Pay applicant denial emails to be sent out Tuesday
On Tuesday, the state is expected to send an email out to let Hero Pay applicants know if they were denied.
Was it a success? Dinkytown safety pilot program wraps up its final weekend of street closures
Campus safety hoped they would see crime dip during the three-weekend trial, specifically drive-by shootings and drag racing.
Help Minnesota teachers clear their wish lists of supplies needed to improve the learning experience
Kristin Vaillancourt is a third-generation teacher working with elementary-aged special education students in the St. Louis Public School District. She has an Amazon wish list, along with nearly 400 other Minnesota teachers.
Nationally known search-and-rescue dive team works on two Minnesota cold cases
The Adventures with Purpose team travels with their RV and diving equipment all over the country hoping to find missing people likely to be in lakes or rivers. Now, they're hoping to resolve two Minnesota mysteries.
This is what it takes to grow a giant pumpkin that'll compete in the state fair
One giant pumpkin is on its way to compete in the Minnesota State Fair
Mall of America on lockdown after police say "shots were fired"
Mall of America was on lockdown for almost two hours Thursday after a gunman opened fire inside the massive shopping complex.
Historic steps taken to improve public safety in Minneapolis
On Thursday, the city of Minneapolis made two big moves toward improving public safety. Both are in hopes of rebuilding trust and relationships with the community.
Minnesotans already seeing benefits from movies, TV shows filming in state
Since the Minnesota Legislature passed a tax credit program last year, six projects -- including two TV shows, three movies, and one commercial -- got the green light to film here.
DNR warns Minnesota boat owners of inaccessible launches and dangerously low water levels
The DNR says low water levels are making access to boat launches difficult.
There's a Minnesota connection to the first Women's Tour De France race in more than 30 years
Last Saturday, on July 23, the Tour De France Femme kicked off in Paris with 144 women competing in 24 teams. One of those teams is Human Powered Health Pro-Cycling Team, which is managed out of an office in Edina, Minnesota.
Committee returns to question of whether shorter sentences for repeat offenders is appropriate
In January, the sentencing change was a proposal that the commission was going to vote on, but was tabled after more than 3,000 Minnesotans submitted testimony, with 95% of them saying they were against reduced sentences for repeat offenders.
1 killed, 2 hurt in downtown Minneapolis shooting
Police said an argument escalated into gunfire around 1:30 a.m. near First Avenue and North Fourth Street.
Edina doctor offering non-surgical solution for painful uterine fibroids, allowing women to "wear white" again
An Edina doctor is raising awareness about a procedure to treat a common health problem for many women. Uterine fibroids can cause a lot of pain and bleeding.
More than 1,500 3M Open volunteers make the tournament possible
A PGA tournament would be impossible to conduct without the help of volunteers.