Heartwarming News

Anya Magnuson is a fighter. The young Minneapolis woman has not only overcome a rare form of cancer, but Monday she visited with the crew who saved her life after she suffered a traumatic brain injury after being hit by a vehicle in Uptown a year ago.

When 12-year-old Megan Wagner counts her blessings, she counts the entire Gopher football team twice.

John Stram, a retired mechanic, needs a wheelchair to get around himself. But he still finds time every day to use his mechanical know-how to help others.

On a cold night, a group of golfers is up for a lofty challenge: Making a hole-in-one.

The Minnesota Vikings treated a special group of cancer survivors to a day of rest and relaxation Wednesday, with the second annual Pamper her Purple event.

"I feel happy and pumped up because it was a dream come true," said 18-year-old Scott Rike.

In the past two years, veterans and their families bought up all the spaces on the remaining five granite tablets. The Cambridge community will hold its rededication at the park on Saturday.

In a small home studio, May Ling Kopecky uses canvas, paper, and colors to reveal herself to others.

After recovering from a horrific accident eight years ago, Maggie Swanson has been working hard. This year, all that hard work has earned her the opportunity to compete in the Ironman World Championship.

For Mark Dowdle, running, much like life, is all about overcoming obstacles, and in about a week, he's going to face his biggest challenge yet.

While some kids his age are playing video games or solving Rubik's Cubes, Abdullah Mudhafar is getting ready to go the distance.

The family of Ethan Glynn says the young high school football player, who was paralyzed during a game nearly two weeks ago, reached a major milestone as he marches towards recovery.