Overdue By Decades: A Rented Book Returns To Lake Elmo Library 47 Years Later

A library book finally made its way back home to the Lake Elmo branch of the Washington County Library after 47 years of being rented out.

Video: Fighting Eagles Get Stuck Together In Paynesville

Tessa Christenson shot video of two eagles near her home in Paynesville that appear to be fighting and stuck together.

DNR's EagleCam Returns Thursday For Its 10th Year

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources says the beloved livestream will return Thursday for its 10th year.

Minnesota Zoo To Temporarily House Seven Dolphins From Illinois

Seven dolphins from an Illinois zoo will be spending some time in Minnesota.

Voyageurs Wolf Project Captures Rare Footage Of Cougar In Northern Minn.

Rare footage has been taken of a cougar roaming through extreme northern Minnesota last month.

'Positivity And Perseverance': MN Star Student Athlete

We all know athletes who shine whether they’re competing or not. Let's help share these amazing stories!

Minnesotans Feeling Lucky As $700M Powerball Jackpot Up For Grabs Tonight

A ticket to potential riches was more popular than gas at Bobby and Steve's Auto Shop in Eden Prairie.

Minnesota's Wildcat Sanctuary Plans To Take In Lion Cubs Rescued From Ukraine

Four lion cubs rescued from Ukraine may soon have a home in Minnesota.

Union Representing 1,500 UMN Service Workers Announces Deal To Avert Strike

The union representing 1,500 service workers at the University of Minnesota announced a deal has been made to avert a looming strike.

People Of Color Career Fair Comes To Minneapolis Thursday, Oct. 27

The career fair aims to foster relationships between unemployed people of color and potential employers.

Furry Feral Hogs On The Loose In Southern Minnesota: Reports

Mangalitsa pigs, which have thick fur and are known as the Kobe beef of swine, have been roaming Faribault County.

Local Heroes: Help Patch Recognize People Making Life Better Across MN

Patch and T-Mobile are partnering to celebrate Local Heroes who make life better in Minnesota with contributions big and small.

Queen Of Norway Visiting Minnesota, Includes Stop At St. Olaf College

The governor said it was an "honor" to meet the queen and said he was "proud of Minnesota's extraordinary relationship with Norway."

Finding Minnesota: Wykoff, Where Visitors Pay To Spend A Night In Jail

"We have 440 people and at five you can shoot a cannon down Main Street and you won't hit anybody," said Becky Schmidt, city clerk.

Queen Of Norway To Visit Minnesota This Week, Including A Stop At St. Olaf College

Queen Sonja of Norway is heading to Minnesota later this week.

Barges Grounded By Low Water Halt Mississippi River Traffic

Lack of rainfall in recent weeks has left the Mississippi River approaching record low levels in some areas from Missouri to Louisiana.

Car Critters: As Cold Approaches, Rodents Are Seeking Out Vehicles For Warmth And Storage

Ruiz's experience is not the most surprising discovery found inside vehicles, according to Dan Lennon of Dan's Penn Auto Care.

Rival Metro Girls Soccer Teams Bring Awareness To Safe Driving After Recent Crashes

It has been a sobering summer for one Minnesota school district.

St. Paul To See Increased Law Enforcement Presence Thursday For Emergency Drill

Roads will remain open, but residents may run into some traffic backups.

Waconia Boy's Make-A-Wish Granted, Bringing Accessible Playground To Community

Quinn fell from a window when he was a toddler, then got meningitis. He lost his hearing and ability to speak, but never lost his drive.

Puerto Rican Minnesotans Head To The Island To Help In Hurricane Fiona's Aftermath

"It's really sad for my country to suffer so much because the people, you know, are so good," Fiol said.

Day 2 Of Strike: Thousands Of Nurses Return To Picket Line Tuesday

The striking nurses are asking for up to a 30% pay hike spread over three years. The hospitals are countering with 12% over three years.

The Old American Bike Barn: Take A Motorcycle Ride Back In Time In Ortonville

An old motorcycle proverb says a bike on the road is worth two in the barn. Unless of course, the barn belongs to Kevin Backstrand.

40,000 Visitors A Year Flock To Japanese Garden At Normandale Community College

Many gardens are in full bloom this time of year. But there's a place in Bloomington that seems to be budding year-round.

Minneapolis 911 Call Center Offers Signing Bonuses As It Seeks To Fix Staffing Shortage

It's the busiest dispatch facility in the entire Midwest, outside of Chicago.

How Are Official State Symbols Chosen? Which Ones Has Minnesota Rejected?

You might be surprised that in the "Land of 10,000 Lakes," the bodies of water in question aren't among the 19 official state symbols.

Swelling Deer Herds Are Eating The Profits Of Some Minnesota Farmers: "It's A Big Problem"

"The corn right here should be way over my head right now," Anderson said. "As you can see there's no crop here now.

No-Wake Zone On Lake Minnetonka Will Double To Within 300 Feet Of Shore Next Year

The Lake Minnetonka Conservation District voted on the change earlier this month.

Big Cats Rescued From 'Tiger King' Property Now Safe At MN Sanctuary

Lion sisters, a white tiger and a lion-liger hybrid have settled into a new life after a year in the sanctuary's witness protection program.

Minnesota Was Site Of The 'World's Largest Lefse'? You Betcha!

You don't need to see a welcome sign to know you're in Starbuck. It's a town of about 1,300 people full of lefse and lutefisk.

As Inflation Soars, Access To Indigenous Foods Declines

Blueberry bison tamales, harvest salad with mixed greens, creamy carrot and wild rice soup, roasted turkey with squash.

Minneapolis Sidewalk Repair Hunter Gets Results

Michael Sack started a program to try and make Minneapolis sidewalks safer, and already he's getting results.

Mall Of America's Chapel Of Love To Close After 3 Decades

The Chapel of Love at Mall of America will close at the end of the month.

After An MPD Less-Lethal Round Took Her Eye In 2020, Journalist Invests Part Of Her Settlement Into Community

She was in Minneapolis in 2020 to cover the civil unrest. This spring, she was awarded $600,000 from the city in a settlement.

State Patrol K-9 Alma Retires After 7 Years

The agency said Alma has "had an impressive career" with trooper Patrick Beuning.

2 $1 Million-Winning Mega Millions Tickets Sold In Minnesota

The winning numbers were 13, 36, 45, 57, and 67, with the Mega Ball multiplier being 14.

Mound Community Raising Money To Build Eli Hart Memorial Playground

"It hit me, every once in a while it'll still hit me," said Jen Houghton, an organizer of the 'Eli Hart Memorial Playground

Woodbury Breast Cancer Survivor Spreads Magic Of Little Free Libraries

Outside of the home of Charissa Bates and her family sits a Harry Potter Hogwarts-inspired little free library.

Update: Smith Ave. High Bridge In St. Paul Reopened Following Emergency Response

St. Paul police say there was a suspicious object found in a sewer, but it turned out to be nothing.

City Kids Brave Mosquitoes To Discover Wonders Of The Boundary Waters

Charles, his twin sister Dominique and their friend Amber were part of a weeklong wilderness adventure.