Finn Sisu owner leaves post after 50 years, hands store over to employees
This winter, cross country skiing will be different than it's been the last 50 years. One of the community's biggest advocates is leaving his post as owner of Finn Sisu.
Treating prostate cancer just got easier in the Twin Cities
November is men's cancer awareness month, and there's some news many men are not aware of — screening for prostate cancer is now as simple as getting a blood test.
It has been one year since a Minnesota family has seen or heard from their son
The case is unsolved, but Eagan police are still investigating and searching for Bryce Borca.
Natalie Hudson, First Black Chief Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court, on facing adversity and creating a more accessible court system
Natalie Hudson was appointed as the next Chief Justice of the State Supreme Court, which is the only court that can change law.
Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation partners with Black, Indigenous recovery groups: "Everyone deserves recovery"
The CDC says overdose death rates are up 44% for Black people and up 39% for Indigenous people. The data also shows that, in general, people of color are less likely to receive treatment.
With rodents on the rise in the Twin Cities, here's what you can do to keep them out
It's a problem that has metro homeowners squirming: rodents are on the rise.
How one Minneapolis teenager is helping seniors learn technology
There are times when our elders have questions about technology. Here's what a Minneapolis teenager is doing to help.
Scott County agrees to pay $12.2M to inmate who alleges mistreatment led to double amputation
Scott County has agreed to pay more than $12 million to a man who said his mistreatment by jail officials necessitated the amputation of both of his arms.
Gas stations getting hit hard by retail theft
A week after Target said they were closing nine stores due to repeated theft, we are learning more about how the places we go to gas up are also getting hit hard.
Newborn battling meningitis becomes among youngest to ever receive cochlear implant
Cochlear implants are only approved for kids this young in rare cases. The family hopes parents in a similar situation will have the advantage of hearing about Diana's journey.
Minnesota teacher's unique stories lead to book deal, viral fame
A west metro middle school teacher has quite the story to tell, and now, to his surprise, his blunt and witty words are resonating with hundreds of thousands of people.
This year's Twin Cities Marathon could be hottest ever
It's Marathon Week in the Twin Cities - and this year - it's going to be a hot one.
Long Lake girl scout leads push for caregiver mark on driver's licenses
A Long Lake girl scout is doing something to protect Minnesota families that no one has ever done before.
St. Paul project transforms golf course into affordable housing for hundreds
The Heights will have apartments, single homes, townhouses and senior housing. It will also have onsite job opportunities.
North Branch family takes chance on immunotherapy, saving daughter's life
A North Branch mom and dad are beyond grateful that they took a chance that saved their precious baby girl's life.