Family of Aniya Allen is still searching for answers on the 5th anniversary of...
Sunday marks the fifth anniversary of the death of six-year-old Aniya Allen, whose case remains unsolved.
Determined Ospreys Reclaim Their Nest Atop A Highway Sign In MN
Two Ospreys have taken over a highway sign for nesting, halting construction as MnDOT and local wildlife officials work together to find a solution.
North Minneapolis Traffic Stop Uncovers Cash, Pills And A Pile Of Cocaine
Patrol deputies with the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office say a routine traffic stop in north Minneapolis last week turned into a sizable drug bust, after a driver allegedly blew through a stop sign at Oliver Avenue and Lowry Avenue North. Inside the vehicle, deputies reported finding multiple baggies of suspected narc
Locals Have Been Eating at This Minnesota Diner for Fifty Years And Still Won’t...
A tiny narrow diner with a counter that seats barely anyone and a line that forms before sunrise every morning. I squeezed into a stool and felt like I had stumbled into a secret handshake club I did not know existed. Minnesota has a breakfast spot that locals have loved...
Bison restore prairielands at Belwin Conservancy — and draw big crowds
Thirty female bison charged out of a livestock truck at the Belwin Conservancy on Saturday afternoon, drawing cheers from hundreds of onlookers. The animals traveled two hours from the NorthStar ranch in Rice Lake, Wis., to the conservancy in Afton, where people gathered for the annual Bison Festival to celebrate the h
HarMar Mall in Roseville, MN: Built in 1963, Still Open, and Mostly Empty
The fountain near B. Dalton is gone. So is the B. Dalton. The Fanny Farmer candy counter is gone. Professor's ice cream is gone, the arcade is gone, and the eleven movie screens that made this the largest theater complex in Minnesota closed in December 2006. The building at 2100...
26th and Lyndale: A Corner of History
“Did you know that the corner of 26th and Lyndale Avenue South is the longtime home of three of the Twin Cities’ highly notable women-owned restaurants?” I asked Carrie McCabe-Johnston, the chef and owner of the most prominent of the group, Nightingale. It’s a farm-first, warm, and detail-focused spot open since 2012,
Minnesota sues 3M, says ‘forever chemicals’ from Cottage Grove continue to pollute water
The state of Minnesota has filed a new lawsuit against Maplewood-based 3M, alleging that PFAS from the company’s manufacturing plant in Cottage Grove continue to contaminate groundwater and the Mississippi River. In the case filed May 1 in Washington County District Court, the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency accuses
Gophers Keep Recruiting Momentum Rolling With New Jersey DB Commit
Minnesota had landed its sixth verbal commitment this month from the class of 2027.
Community joins Strides for Stroke Walks to support stroke survivors in Minnesota
For Stroke Awareness Month, the Minnesota Stroke Association is bringing awareness with their statewide Strides for Stroke Walks.
