Maury Glover

After being canceled for the last couple of years due to the pandemic, about 500 scooter enthusiasts are in the Twin Cities this weekend for Amerivespa, the largest scooter rally in North America.

After nearly a decade and a half of hard work, one Red Wing resident is ready to set sail on his next big adventure - a houseboat he created himself.

Yard waste is piling up on streets and alleys in Robbinsdale, and residents are wondering when it’ll be picked up.

Jordan, Minnesota may seem a lot like Hawkins, Indiana. But it isn't a sighting of a Demogorgon that is turning life in this small town upside down.

Thousands of people will be flocking to the Stone Arch art festival in Minneapolis this weekend, and organizers say they're taken steps to help visitors beat the heat.

Geoff Bonk passed away while on a trip to Yellowstone, suffering a medical emergency while the park was being evacuated.

"People are feeling free again. They feel like they are Americans right? So people want to get out," said air traveler Linda Miller.

For many people Rock the Garden is one of the signature signs of summer, and on the edge of downtown Minneapolis crews are hard at work setting the stage for the return of the summer staple.

Jayar Luedke has been playing hockey since he was just a year old. But this is the first time the Inver Grove Heights High School hockey player has ever been on the ice with an entire team of athletes who look like him.

Practically engulfed by the skyscrapers and parking lots that surround it, one three-story apartment building in downtown Minneapolis has stood the test of time and his new tenants to ensure it lives on.