From Dan Patch to Pronto Pups: How the Minnesota State Fair became a summer tradition
With no state fair this year because of the pandemic, many Minnesotans had to go without their end-of-summer tradition.
'Walls Speak': How a Twin Cities group is hoping to preserve art inspired by George Floyd's death
The Twin Cities are home to a vibrant community of artists and that has never been more apparent than after the death of George Floyd.
Minnesota horse therapy center helping children with special needs looks to add year-round services
A horse therapy center in central Minnesota is hoping to expand its mission of helping children with special needs. On a 140-acre farm just north of Motley, Minnesota, the power of the pony is on full display.
Minnesota horse therapy center helping children with special needs looks to add year-round services
A horse therapy center in Minnesota aims to help those with special needs thrive. After seeing success, the center wants to add services all year long.
Group of Black golfers keep clubs swinging in Minneapolis decades after founding
Minnesota has more golfers per capita than just about any other state and that includes a group of Black golfers that have been playing together at a historic course in Minneapolis for decades.
Couple brings diversity along with Cajun food to central Minnesota with new restaurant
Food can be a powerful way to bring people together and teach them about different cultures.
After school program introduces Twin Cities kids to squash with a focus on higher education
Usually associated with elite private schools and universities, a program at the University of Minnesota is teaching student athletes the game of squash and exposing them to higher education in the process.
Blind Minnesota photographer: 'Don't let anyone tell you you can't do something'
Photography is the art of capturing an image by recording the light reflecting off of an object - but what happens when the photographer is always in the dark?
Minnesota man remembered as unsung filmmaker of Iwo Jima
Joe Rosenthal's black and white snapshot of the flag raising at Iwo Jima became an enduring symbol of American resolve. Minnesota man Bill Genaust was standing right next to him and shot film footage of the same event, but his name was lost to history until recently.
Minnesota LEGO masters push creative boundaries brick by brick
The FOX show LEGO Masters showcases what is possible to build with the popular toy. Those possibilities are explored every day in Minnesota’s own vibrant LEGO community.
Minneapolis pasty makers taking recipes overseas to compete against world's best
They've been around for centuries and are sort of the "Hot Pockets" of their time, but now a Dinkytown shop that makes pasties will be competing on a global stage.
Minnesota company's invention to play critical role in Chernobyl site cleanup
The special crane will help crews cleanup the radioactive site nearly three decades after the worst nuclear disaster in history.
St. Paul company elevates the cocktail game with artisanal ice
A St. Paul company is ushering in a new ice age, making artisanal ice cubes for craft cocktails.
From call boxes to K-9s, St. Paul Police’s Historical Society shows how far policing has come
The St. Paul Police Department is more than 160 years old, making it the oldest police organization in the state. Now, a group of mostly retired officers are keeping all that history alive.
On 25th anniversary of 'Runaway Train,' Soul Asylum's Dave Pirner reflects on story behind their biggest hit
It’s Saturday night in Rochester, Minnesota, and Soul Asylum is taking refuge on stage.
Spirits awaken for haunted happenings at the Afton House Inn
The Afton House Inn is known for its fine dining and vintage charm, but among some employees and guests, the 152-year-old getaway is gaining a reputation for its spirited surroundings.
Officer's daily doodles brighten students' days in New Brighton
From fun facts to life lessons, one officer in New Brighton has found a unique way to brighten his students days with daily drawings.
Poultry Patrol: Robot at family turkey farm keeps an eye on the flock
From smartphones to smart homes, technology is designed to make our lives easier. Now, a pilot program at a family farm in Northfield, Minnesota is ready to spread its wings.
Belles and Chimes: Women's-only pinball thriving in the Twin Cities
They say everything old is new again and that is certainly true for the popular pastime of pinball.
'3 Strings' of opportunity: Music teacher forms rock band for students with special needs
Inside a classroom at Southwest High School in Minneapolis, the walls are lined with guitars, but this is no ordinary school of rock.