Police rescue toddler with head trapped between steel railing
Officers in Boulder, Colo. helped a 3-year-old girl free her head from two steel bars.
In late teen's memory, family raises $1M for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
In June of 2010 Dylan Witschen, a football player at Anoka High School died of brain cancer. Before he died, he asked his family to raise money for the hospital that fought to save his life.
Twin Cities couple crossing continental United States on foot
A couple from the Twin Cities is approaching the end of an incredible trek taking them across the continental United States.
Newborn named after Marine dad killed in Afghanistan airport bombing
The name of Lance Cpl. Rylee McCollum, a Marine who was killed in a bombing in Afghanistan last month, will live on through his newborn daughter.
15th Annual Ian Leonard Bad Pants Open raises money for Special Olympics, PGA REACH
The 15th annual Ian Leonard Bad Pants Open raised more than $500,000 for Special Olympics Minnesota and PGA REACH Minnesota, a charity dedicated to enabling access to the game of golf.
Chairs from Granny Donuts inspire art, community giving
If you live in West St. Paul you might’ve noticed a little pocket of weirdness outside of a home last fall. A local artist set up two dozen chairs from her favorite donut shop outside on her home’s lawn.
Woman searching for Good Samaritans who helped save her life after day at the fair
A Kentucky woman is searching for the good Samaritans she says helped save her life as she was leaving the Minnesota State Fair on Labor Day.
Woman finds son she gave up for adoption 33 years ago thanks to DNA test
Melanie Pressley and Greg Vossler tell Fox News they’re lucky to have found each other with the crowded DNA test market.
Waseca football coach returns home after going into cardiac arrest during game
A Waseca football coach, whose life was saved last weekend after going into cardiac arrest during a game thanks in part to help from bystanders, is now back home after a hospital stay.
Original 'Blue's Clues' host Steve says he never forgot about the fans in emotional anniversary video
To celebrate "Blue's Clues" 25th anniversary, original host Steve Burns donned his iconic striped-green shirt once again to tell all the fans he never forgot about them.
Chalk art photoshoot transports children with special needs into colorful scenes
A photoshoot with chalk art scenes helps put kids with special needs into colorful new worlds.
Bystanders spring to action after Waseca coach goes into cardiac arrest at game
The Waseca varsity football team is celebrating not one but two victories Monday. Not only did the team defeat their opponent on Friday night, but they undoubtedly witnessed a miracle.
Community rallies around Minneapolis entrepreneur after purse theft
Onika Goodluck, the manager at All Square grilled cheese restaurant in south Minneapolis, saw an outpouring of support this week after her side business took a hit.
Children's Minnesota brings fair fun to kids during hospital stay
Children’s Minnesota brought a taste of the Minnesota State Fair to kids to help make their hospital stays a bit brighter.
'Hot Dog Monday' links south Minneapolis neighborhood together
Sometimes a hot dog is just a hot dog but in the Cooper neighborhood of south Minneapolis, a hot dog is a link that connects neighbors to one another.
Love at Minnesota State Fair: Couple gets engaged on Ferris wheel 2 years after first date
Forget the bucket of Sweet Martha’s cookies, at least one person is walking out of the Minnesota State Fair gates on Monday with something even sweeter: an engagement ring.
65 Afghan refugees coming to Minnesota, groups collecting donations
Minnesota agencies and community groups are preparing to help recent Afghan evacuees who will soon call Minnesota home.
Friends, family host watch party for swimmer Natalie Sims in Paralympic Games
Friends and family members gathered for a watch party Tuesday to support swimmer Natalie Sims at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games. The event was made even more electric because competitors had to wait an additional year to see her compete after the pandemic postponed the games.
Minnesota ballet dancer puts original Hmong story under spotlight
A professional ballet dancer from Brooklyn Center has followed his dream all over the world. But, he has returned home to tell a very personal story through the art form he loves.