Man undergoing electroshock challenging doctors to end procedures
A Minnesota man hospitalized for mental health treatments is fighting back.
Employee admits to recording 'humiliating' videos of residents at Minnesota nursing home
A nursing home employee in Duluth admitted to recording humiliating videos of residents and posting them on social media.
Clothier Ivan Martinez was introduced to fashion design while on deployment
For Ivan Martinez, one of the only Latino clothiers in the Twin Cities, his introduction to fashion came while on deployment with the Minnesota Army National Guard.
Minnesota voters approve maintaining use of lottery funds to protect the environment
If you have walked on a trail or swam in a lake in Minnesota you've benefited from the environmental natural resources trust fund. The fund was designed decades ago using funds from the state lottery.
Minneapolis NAACP demands accountability for Minneapolis Police Department's response in neighbor shooting
The Minneapolis NAACP is calling for accountability after Davis Moturi's yearlong complaints about harassment from his neighbor, John Sawchak, went unanswered.
11 members of Minneapolis street gang the Lows charged with racketeering
Federal and local officials plan to announce more charges against Minneapolis gang members on Wednesday, part of a larger crackdown on violent crime in the city.
Some Native Americans say Biden's boarding school apology means little
Now this terrible chapter in American history is no longer hidden. But many Native families are still dealing with generational trauma created by those schools.
Minneapolis boy hit by stray bullet in 2021 turns 14 despite all odds
LaDavionne Garrett Jr. has had many surgeries and health struggles since April 30, 2021, when someone shot him in the head as he rode in the car with his parents.
Minnesotans of different backgrounds bond through music with Waseti
Inspiring a generation to connect by using culture, music and food — that is the goal of a group of diverse Minnesotans committed to bridging the gap between people of different backgrounds.
Community awaits answers in fatal shooting of toddler inside Minneapolis apartment
Minneapolis police are dealing with more questions than answers as they investigate the shooting death of a 3-year-old boy on Monday.
Activists demand action after school sub accused of reenacting George Floyd's murder
Racial justice advocates are calling for action after a substitute teacher in Woodbury was accused of reenacting George Floyd's murder in class.
A new collective kitchen will provide opportunity and battle inequality
A groundbreaking for a place that's expected to be a game changer for food entrepreneurs took place Wednesday. Northside Economic Opportunity Network's, also known as NEON, Collective Kitchen will provide commercial kitchen space — and opportunity.
Minnesotans come together to raise money for fight against kidney disease
A huge walk held in St. Paul is aimed at raising money to help those with kidney disease.
How a Twin Cities event connects the BIPOC community to the film industry
An event designed to get more people of color involved in the film and television industry is connecting Minnesotans to career expanding opportunities.
Community calls for support for families displaced by apartment fire
Advocacy groups like the Red Cross are asking the community for help in supporting families that have been displaced by an apartment fire in south Minneapolis.