Spring Lake Park native wins 2 Jiu Jitsu titles, sets Guinness World Record
Spring Lake Park native Jim Clark is a two-time gold medalist at the International Jiu Jitsu Tournament in Ireland. Now, the 61-year-old has done it again. He set a Guinness World Record by eating an ice cream cone in less than 25 seconds during the trip.
'Remembering the Purple One' looks back at Prince's career
When visitors come to the State Theater in Downtown Minneapolis over the next few weeks, they'll see an adaptation of the film and album that made Prince a household name, but there's a different kind of tribute to the musical genius behind Purple Rain just a few feet away.
Maury's Stories: 'Remembering the Purple One'
Rich Benson has spent the past 40 years collecting all things Prince. FOX 9's Maury Glover has the full story.
Wandermore in Minnesota on mission to visit every town in the state
Seth Varner is traveling to all 856 incorporated communities in Minnesota and posts photos and history from each one under Wandermore In MN on Facebook.
Minneapolis photographer highlights city's park benches and the stories behind them
Photographer Riley Bruce is on a mission to highlight the beauty and stories of Minneapolis park benches, turning them into celebrated community landmarks while encouraging people to get outdoors.
A slice of heaven: The last Rocky Rococo in Minnesota is still going strong
The only Rocky Rococo left in Minnesota continues to stand strong as a long-time pizza favorite of the state.
St. Paul man draws on inspiration to sketch art at Minneapolis Institute of Art
A St. Paul man has found a unique way to get a new perspective on some classic creations.
A flurry of Durry: Burnsville brother and sister still following indie rock dream
With the album "This Movie Sucks", Durry expands creativity and explores what comes after a viral hit.
Songs of sea popular in land of 10,000 lakes
A group of Minnesotans are singing the praises of sea shanties at local pubs.
St. Joseph water dowser practices ancient art for 55 years and counting
In some rural communities, digging a well for water can be a difficult proposition, but Jim Kuebelbeck is proud of his talent for helping his neighbors in need.



















