Everyone in this cribbage club is named Jan or Judy
What's in a name? Everything if you ask the members of a cribbage club in the north metro.
Minneapolis man recreates local landmarks with Legos
About a block from Lake Nokomis, there's a coffee shop where customers come to escape the daily grind. But inside the corner cafe sits a tiny tribute to the neighborhood hangout.
From trash to treasure: Giant trolls bring magic to Detroit Lakes
In a city that is known for its summers, winter is making a return. While the seasonal winds of change are blowing through Detroit Lakes, some of its newest residents are making waves.
‘Cow lady’ of Bernadotte has world's largest collection of cows
Guiness World Records declared her ever-expanding herd the largest collection of cow-related items in the world nine years ago, at just over 15,000 – and she's added another 6,000 items since then.
Hmong Cornhole Club is changing the game
The Hmong Cornhole Club is a competitive outlet for some and a social draw for others.
Meet the MN man traveling from Alaska to Argentina with 2 wheels and 1 compass
Whether he is navigating the open roads of the Great Plains, braving the frigid temperatures of northern Alaska or searching for the equator in Ecuador, Jimbo Tarpey is on a journey of discovery.
All-American Red Heads: Meet 2 Minnesotans who played on first pro women's basketball team
Long before players like Minnesota's Napheesa Collier and Courtney Williams took the court, another group of female athletes had much of America seeing red.
The haunted history at Minnesota's Lexington Restaurant
The Lexington Restaurant in St. Paul may be home to more than one type of spirits. The well-known eatery is gaining a reputation for paranormal experiences.
It's all in the family at Minnesota's only cranberry farm
At age 22, Shannon Forster is keeping a family tradition alive, taking over operations of Minnesota's only commercial cranberry farm. She gave FOX 9 a tour around the family farm in Palisade, about three hours north of the Twin Cities in Palisade.
Richfield typewriter repairman still tapping away after 50 years
For 50 years, Mark Soderbeck has kept typewriters humming. Today, he owns one of two typewriter repair shops still open in the Twin Cities.
From Laos to Legos: Vadnais Heights man uses toy bricks to share Hmong culture
Greg Rhodes, a Lego enthusiast, created a 3D diorama using Legos to depict Hmong history and culture, inspired by traditional Hmong story cloths.
McDonald's Playground characters sprouting up in collector's backyards
McDonaldland is a fantasy world inhabited by Ronald McDonald and his friends used to market the fast food giant to kids in the 70s and 80s. In the Twin Cities, two collectors have created their own personal McDonaldlands.
St. Paul couple uncovers birthplace of Old Dutch Potato Chips
Old Dutch, a staple in Minnesota kitchens for nearly a century, is celebrating its 90th anniversary this year. A recent discovery has connected this iconic snack brand to a historic home in St. Paul.
St. Paul man on a mission to walk blind, deaf dog on every bridge in Twin Cities
On a warm summer day, there is nothing better than getting outside to go for a walk. But for Abe Switters, it's more than just exercise. He's building a bridge to a better life for his dog, Nanna.
Minnesota man loses 300 pounds to pursue dream of MMA championship
One Minnesota man has lost more than 300 pounds to pursue his dream of eventually fighting in the UFC. This is his story.
Iconic Stone Arch Bridge links past to present in Minneapolis
Above the rushing waters of the Mighty Mississippi, a testament to engineering and ingenuity stands tall.
Gordy's Hi-Hat: Up north pit stop carries on family tradition
At Gordy's Hi-Hat, tradition is on the menu. The 50s-style restaurant serves up a side of nostalgia, along with its all-American fare. Every year, Gordy's opening is a sure sign of spring. But this season is its first without a pair of familiar faces.