Jessie Diggins digs into World Cup season in Finland: "I love to do what I do"
The Afton native is taking aim at the 2026 Olympics in Italy.
Ren Clayton joined WCCO-TV in October 2021. He grew up in Chanhassen, Minnesota, but most recently lived on the beaches of Hawaii!
After graduating from Concordia University, St. Paul, Ren produced a high school sports magazine show in the Twin Cities, then worked as a weekend sports anchor at KOTA-TV in Rapid City, South Dakota, and KHON2 in Honolulu.
Ren has covered it all, from surfing, to rodeo, to hurricanes. He's grateful to be back working in his hometown, covering the teams and people he grew up with.
When he's not working, you can find Ren playing golf in the summer and snowboarding in the winter.
The Afton native is taking aim at the 2026 Olympics in Italy.
For a long time at Amore Uptown, it's been a blend of food, drinks, and memories. But Sunday that ends, for now.
The Battle for Floyd of Rosedale, Senior Night, and the final home game are all rolled into one.
The University of Northwestern in St. Paul has one of the best Division III volleyball programs in the country. The Eagles are flying high; about to start their 19th NCAA Tournament after another great season.
"A lot of times the people I work with are overlooked by the society," said Yue Wu. "And while everybody is talking about diversity and inclusion and equity, well, disability is left out of the conversation."
Joy comes in many forms. Saturday in Blaine, it came as a carnival for two-year-old Kenna Volkman. She had one wish.
Sunday was the debut of the Diane and Alan Page Cheer Challenge, in memory of the former Minnesota Supreme Court justice's wife who died four years ago.
Though people in the path of Hurricane Ian were hit hardest, many watched the effects from afar, including a 10-year-old from western Wisconsin.
The Wild begin its official training camp on Thursday and play their first preseason game on Sunday at the Xcel Energy Center.
A clean car before the crisp air comes is a fall tradition, much like football. And a car wash held this Sunday was because of a football injury.
This pow-wow memorializes the 160th anniversary of the Dakota 38 massacre, the largest mass execution in U.S. history.
One of the lighter moments of the game was when Rodgers tried to become a lead blocker, Smith had other ideas, and dropped him with a hard hit.
The Saturday before Vikings Sunday is when the out-of-town fans gather.
In her last race as a sophomore, Hutchinson's Isabelle Schmitz overcame a lot. The entire season, Schmitz had been running on a partially torn patellar tendon in her right knee.
The tennis legend, who most consider the greatest of all time - transcended the sport - and influenced multiple generations.