Ben Johnson Says Gopher Men Optimistic After Bleak Year

The Gophers have 17 losses in Big Ten play, an average scoring margin that's fourth-worst among the major conference teams.

When Did March Lose The Distinction Of Snowiest Month? And Which Month Has Taken The Title?

When did March lose the distinction of snowiest month? And which month has taken the title? Good Question.

A Look At How Downtown Minneapolis And St. Paul Have Bounced Back From The Pandemic

The pandemic sent workers and visitors to Minneapolis and St. Paul home. But new cellphone data shows things are starting to rebound.

Residents Of Lake Elmo Manufactured Home Park Lament Unreasonable Rent Increases, Enforcing Ordinances

People living in a manufactured home park turned to the city council for help on Tuesday.

Orono Spartans Boys Hockey Team Heads Back To State Tournament With New, Yet Familiar, Coach

"One of the best years Orono's had so far and we're looking to keep it going," said senior forward Bradley Walker.

"I Just Want Justice": Students Help Lead Call For Answers In The Death Of Khalil Azad

Teenagers walked out of their classrooms Monday to join a rally for Khalil Azad.

Minnesota Prosthetics Nonprofit Helping Wounded Ukrainian Soldiers Get Back On Their Feet

There has been a steady stream of arrivals at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport of wounded Ukrainian soldiers.

New Study Looks At Birth Outcomes For Somali Minnesotans, Aims To Build Trust With Community

Somali culture is Minnesota culture. Around 70,000 Minnesotans have Somali heritage.

Adaptive Bowling Creating Space For Independence, Inclusion, And Community

A local group is helping those with disabilities knock down personal obstacles and bowling pins at the same time.

The Last Video Store In Minnesota Prepares To Close Its Doors In May

Video Universe, which sells VHS tapes, DVDs and Blu-rays, will close after nearly 40 years of business on May 31.

Walz Signs Bill Giving People Still On Parole Or Probation Right To Vote

The governor signed a bill on Friday restoring the right to vote for more than 55,000 Minnesotans still on parole or probation.

Big Ten Women's Tournament In Minneapolis Poised To Break Attendance Record

This comes as a thrill to event organizers, who say it shows the city's capacity to host large-scale events.

Neighbors Band Together To Help Drain Nature-Made Lake In Minneapolis Alley

The warmer temperatures finally started melting the thick layers of ice on our streets and sidewalks – but the downside is flooding.

US Ambassador Eric Rubin Speaks At Musical Fundraiser For Ukraine In Minneapolis

A musical collaboration in Minneapolis is looking to bring in support to those impacted by the war in Ukraine.

Anglers Drop A Line One Last Time Before Ice House Removal Deadline

The fish are biting on White Bear Lake, but the ice is weakening.

Vandals Target Minneapolis Pregnancy Center

The president of Our First Care posted a video of the damage on Facebook. Vandals broke windows and wrote graffiti on the building.

International Festival Of Owls Draws Thousands To Small Minnesota Town

The International Festival of Owls is being held in Houston, which is about 20 miles west of La Crosse, Wisconsin.

Eagan Man Builds Giant Backyard Snow Fort

Brian Anderson has been a fan of snow his entire life. But being a dad has taken it to a whole other level.

NEXT Weather: Wintry Mix Moves Into Metro Midday Sunday

The system will reach the metro by the late afternoon, and will linger through Monday afternoon.

Stillwater Police Fatally Shoot Gunman Who Opened Fire At Apartment Complex

Stillwater police say officers fatally shot a gunman who fired "many" rounds in and outside an apartment complex Saturday afternoon.

Saint Paul, Minnesota ranks #40 in TIA’s latest report

The report is based on the cities’ 2021 annual comprehensive financial reports, which are not analyzed on this scale by other organizations.

Buzzer-Beater Caps Gophers' Comeback Win Over Rutgers 75-74

Battle's game-winning shot capped a 15-4 run in the final 1:15 for Minnesota's only lead of the game.

"The Need, It's Big": Minnesota-Based Nonprofit Is Asking For Help For Aid In Syria

Reports estimate close to 50,000 were killed in the wreckage while countless others are still out of their homes.

Wet, Snowy Winter Cures Drought Conditions In The Twin Cities

All that water is good news for farmers, gardeners and, of course, people who enjoy winter sports.

Law Enforcement Raise Concerns About Recreational Marijuana: "How Can We Keep The Public Safe?"

WCCO's Esme Murphy reports on a committee hearing that was slow on moving forward and high on drama.

White Bear Lake Officer Shot While Serving Arrest Warrant Opens Up About Journey To Recovery

He's counting his blessings, and is grateful to be able to tell his story of survival.

How One Ukrainian Family Is Adjusting To Life In Minnesota, One Year After Russian Invasion

Vadym and Liubov Holiuk along with their three daughters were the first family sponsored through Alight, arriving last September.

DFL Lawmakers Announce $3 Billion Package To Address Minnesota's Housing Crisis

The “All Roads Lead Back to Home” package would grant $350 million in rental assistance annually to low-income families.

Children's Hospitals Stretched Thin As Home Care Nurse Shortage Continues

Hospitals are being stretched to a breaking point because there aren't enough home care nurses for patients ready to be discharged.

One Minnesota Town's Twist On Bowling May Be Right Up Your Alley

In this week's Finding Minnesota, John Lauritsen shows us how ice bowling became a tradition in Todd County.

St. Paul Public Schools Holds Emergency Session As Concerns About School Safety Increase

What are the next steps, who's going to make the decisions, what are the options and when can students, parents and staff expect changes?

Minnesota House Panel Revives Discussion About Bill Prohibiting Social Media Algorithms Targeting Teens

For children to even open an account on a social media website or app, parental consent would be required.

New Counseling Center Rockbridge Hopes To Help Clients 12 And Older Treat Anxiety And Depression

From the rigors of academics to the competition on the field to the pressure online. For Zach, who grew up in rural Minnesota, it was tough.

Moorhead Dairy Queen Opens Despite Snowfall

The Moorhead DQ opens every year on March 1, a tradition that they carried on this year, despite snowfall.

Minnesota House Committee Passes Ethnic Studies Requirement

The Department of Education is in the process of adding ethnic studies to Minnesota’s social studies standards.

MPS Allows Students To Work With A Therapist Without Leaving School

If a gym teacher works on physical education, why not hire a mental health teacher too?

Three Minnesota Women Competing On Season 44 Of "Survivor"

Each will have to outwit, outlast and outplay 17 other competitors to win $1 million and the title of Sole Survivor.

Maple Grove Pushes Boundaries Against The Status Quo Of High School Dance Teams

Maple Grove's Dance Team (MGDT) just took home first place in the jazz state tournament on Feb. 17 for the first time since 2015.

"They Do Not Feel Safe": St. Paul Public School Parents, Educators And Students Voice Safety Concerns

Several hundred people packed the room at Washington Technology Magnet School, where the board called the meeting about school safety.

Gaudreau Scores In Shootout, Wild Beat Islanders 2-1

Filip Gustavsson made 39 saves and stopped two shots in the shootout for Minnesota.