Snow sculptors make most of slushy conditions at Stillwater's international event
Setup is underway for the five-day World Snow Sculpting Championship event in Stillwater, which is in its second year.
Teacher seeks to expose Black students to possibilities of HBCUs early on
On this Martin Luther King Day, it's worth remembering that he was, at 15, already a college student, a sociology major at Morehouse University in Atlanta, which is an HBCU.
Is it OK to sleep with your pet?
According to the Academy of Sleep Medicine, almost half of Americans sleep with their pets.
"It changed my life forever": Helmets urged for sledding to prevent traumatic brain injuries
With plenty of snow on the ground and mild temps, it's ideal weather for sledding. But most of us are doing it the wrong way – and it could cost us and our kids big time.
Anonymous donor gives $200K towards metro school's quest for accessible playground
It's the kind of update we love to share. A dream -- a really expensive dream -- is coming true.
Lineworkers fighting fatigue to get power back on for some Twin Cities residents
"You are walking up to your waist in snow and it's tiring. It's a long day. It is what it is, but we try to get our members on as fast as we can," said lineworker Eric Gehrke.
All this early season snow is not good news for ice fishing fanatics
"When you get that much snow on top, it's really hard to make ice underneath it," said Jeff Heinrichs with Ice Fishing Warriors.
Mother-daughter duo finish 2,200-mile hike through Appalachian Trail for Parkinson's research
As we jump start the new year with new goals in mind, a west metro duo is just finishing a huge goal.
Delays, cancellations begin to mount at MSP as winter storm continues
The Twin Cities' latest winter storm continues to take a toll on those attempting to fly in and out of Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.
Minnesota mom and foster care advocate gets life-changing surprise
Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield shows us how a huge surprise gift will make a Minnesota mom's rough road in life smoother.
Frogtown's 5th grade football team heads to Florida for national tournament
The boys of Frogtown are now the boys of Fort Lauderdale.
Big donation brings Twin Cities school closer to an accessible playground
"It's worth it," said student Wyatt Feucht. "You give the other people the opportunity to also have fun, which feels really good."
Family grieves loss of Charlie Boike, 17, after crash near St. Cloud
"We've had people from New York to California putting out sticks for Charlie, which, you know, is greatly appreciated," said brother Drew Boike. "I don't know why it had to be him."
Dozens of volunteers deliver thousands of Christmas gifts to Minnesota seniors
This year marks the biggest demand they've had for people who need these presents, according the the president of Granny's Closet, which runs a year-round program for seniors in need.
"The Way We Play": Med student turned children's author publishes book about neurodiversity
From the time he was young, Hugh Burke, an Eden Prairie native, knew what he wanted to do with his life.