Hardware Store Manager Honored For Saving Customer's Life

"I opened my eyes and they said, 'Welcome back.' And I said, 'Where did I go?' I had no idea what was going on," Larson said.

Gummies, Chews Soon Available For Minnesota Medical Cannabis Patients

Starting in August, patients will be able to buy gummies and chews.

First Responders Camp Teaches Metro Teens Ins And Outs Of Rescues

The camp is funded by donations from people like Steve - Steve Hurvitz of The Learning Jet helped launch the school.

Hemp-Derived THC In Food And Drink: Doctor Answers The Top 4 Questions

Nothing But Hemp had a line out the door the day Delta-9 THC became legal in food and drinks in Minnesota.

Blueberries Are Bountiful This Summer In Minnesota

"For growing blueberries, we could use a lot more moisture, so we've had to water a lot," said Summer Joy Kuehn.

St. Louis Park Homeowners Impacted By Water Main Breaks Eager For City Reimbursement

The pipe has seen been repaired, the city said, however, homeowners are still dealing with the aftermath.

Rochester Trolleys Tour The Historic Homes Of Mayo Clinic

"Any time an individual passes away or is born at Mayo Clinic, the mist exhausts into the atmosphere," said Laura Elwood.

Jack Jablonski Shares Video Of Himself Eating On His Own

He says hard work is paying off, and that he couldn't control his hands like this six months ago.

Engineering Firm Trying To Electro Shock Invasive Carp From Twin Cites Lake

"We were catching them by the buckets. Five-gallon buckets. We couldn't even count them there were so many," said Jordan Wein of WSB.

NICU Program Allows Dying Minnesota Father To Hold His Newborn Son At Home

Time is precious. You've probably heard that phrase before. But there may be no better example than what unfolded in Prior Lake.

The Story Behind Faribault County's Jolly Green Giant Statue

In this week's Finding Minnesota, John Lauritsen shows us how a giant statue ended up in the city of Blue Earth.

Kris Lindahl Files To Trademark His Outstretched Arm Pose

A mock-up of the pose was tweeted by Timberlake Law.

Ex-Minneapolis Officer Mohamed Noor Scheduled To Be Released Next Week

Mohamed Noor, 36, is scheduled to be released from custody Monday for the fatal shooting of Justine Ruszczyk Damond.

‘The Most Incredible Thing': Taking In Views Of The St. Croix Valley From A Hot Air Balloon

During a Minnesota summer there's no shortage of beautiful, scenic views.

Prince Mural Unveiled In Downtown Minneapolis

The mural stands 100-feet tall on Ramp A near First Avenue and Target Center. It is one of the largest in the Twin Cities.

Things To Do In Downtown Minneapolis This Summer

The Minneapolis Downtown Council has a long list of fun things planned for this summer.

Minnesota Planned Parenthood Closure is Focus of National Prayer

American Life League’s Marian Blue Wave Seeks Closure of Twin Cities Abortion Location

‘It's Maddening': 23 Years After Helping Navigate Columbine, Bloomington's Rick Kaufman Set To Help Uvalde

Since 2000, he has worked to consult with school districts across the nation on how to both prevent and respond to situations of violence.

Assistance League Of Minneapolis-St. Paul Celebrates 25 Years

A Twin Cities nonprofit is celebrating 25 years of meeting unmet needs in the community.

MN Skateboarder Travels Across New Zealand To Combat Human Trafficking In His Native Vietnam

A Minnesota man on a mission to raise money for an important cause crossed the finish line Thursday night.

8,000-Year-Old Human Skull Found In Minnesota River

The fragment belonged to a young man who lived in the Archaic period, as long ago as 6000 B.C., according to the New York Times.

Officers Killed On Duty In 2021 Honored At Capitol

Five Minnesota police officers killed in the line of duty last year were honored Sunday night at the State Capitol.

MSP Magazine Celebrates 50 Years

MSP Magazine is celebrating its golden anniversary this year.

North Loop Residents Take To The Streets To Curb Crime

People living in a popular Minneapolis entertainment district say troubling behavior is keeping them up at night.

Home Team: How A Former Gopher Softball Player Is Making An Impact

A former Gopher softball player is passing on her love of the game and passion for important conversations.

4 Things To Do Today: Spring Flood Run, MN Horse Expo And More

Here's a look at the 4 Things To Do Today for April 16, 2022.

Finding Minnesota: Gooseberry Falls

Many people will recognize Gooseberry Falls near Two Harbors, but did you know the falls have changed a lot over the years?

Minnesota's First Jackpot-Winning Mega Millions Ticket Sold At Ramsey Gas Station

One single ticket sold at a Holiday gas station in Ramsey is worth $106 million.

Minnesota Native Shares How He Escaped War-Torn Ukraine

The Princeton native was living and working in Ukraine.

Good Question: Why Can't Minnesotans Figure Out The Zipper Merge?

Why does the zipper merge seem so difficult for most Minnesotans? Heather Brown answered this Good Question last fall.

Duluth Priest's 'Bible In A Year' Podcast Tops The Charts

More than 200 million people across the globe have turned to a northern Minnesota priest for a sense of calm and peace.

Why Are Gas Prices Still So High?

U of M Carlson School of Management Professor Alfred Marcus talks about the reasons behind high gas prices.

Raptor Center Workers Find Old Bullet Inside Injured Bald Eagle

A bald eagle was hit by a car on Highway 101 in Plymouth Wednesday. Erin Moser's amazement over what she saw is understandable.

Plymouth Police Help Rescue Bald Eagle Hit By Car

The Plymouth Police Department tweeted that the bird was “accidentally clipped by a car while eating in the road.”

Taylors Falls Man Figures Out How To Grow Peaches In Minnesota

There's a man in Taylors Falls who's been experimenting with growing something we don't normally produce in Minnesota.

Lake Minnetonka Residents Chase Away Coyotes Threatening Their Dog

“They were looking to make breakfast of her,” Paul Schroepfer said.

Push To Diversify Girl Scouts Making An Impact In Minnesota

There's a serious purpose behind one local troop: to lead the way with some much-needed representation.

How Does The Ground Thaw? And Are We On Schedule?

We wanted to know: How does the ground thaw? And are we on schedule? Jeff Wagner learned gardeners can't get too excited just yet.

A Landlocked Lighthouse In Central Minnesota Trades Shoreline Views For Treetops

“He wanted to build the tree house and it took him about five years to talk me into it, I would say,” said Donna Lange.

‘It Really Brings Memories': Minnesota Man Who Lived Through War In Bosnia Shares Perspective On Ukraine Crisis

WCCO spoke with a Plymouth man who survived the war in Bosnia to lend some perspective on what Ukrainians are going through.