Maury Glover

Greg and Shirley Smith came all the way from Austin, Texas to buy a couple of boats for their new property on Sturgeon Lake just south of Duluth. But they'll have to act quickly if they want to make sure they are able to hit the water this summer.

The classic cartoon The Jetsons imagined a day when mundane household chores would be automated or performed by robots. But at a senior living community in Edina, the future is now.

While some school districts have returned to distance learning in the middle of the omicron surge, classes at St. Paul Public Schools remain in person.

Reverend Darryl Spence is among a dozen people featured in the Minnesota African American Heritage Calendar this year.

Have any new or gently used blankets? Drop them off at any of four locations across the metro from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 15. A local nonprofit will use them to help keep families in need warm.

Nachito Herrera, an internationally known jazz musician and White Bear Lake resident, is returning to his native country for the first time since recovering from a nearly deadly case of COVID-19.

Usually on Christmas Eve, Minnesota looks like a winter wonderland. But this year, Mother Nature has the state in a warm embrace for the beginning of the holiday season.

Chris Wildenauer has been bowling since 1952. She plays in two bowling leagues at Drkula's Bowl in Inver Grove Heights.

Keith Dickman, the Rochester man who died after a tree fell on him during Wednesday night's storms, is remembered as a 'gentle giant' who will be missed at the hockey rink.

The group's organizers say it often takes longer to heal from the psychological damage from being victimized by gun violence than the physical injuries.