Minneapolis Church Raises Thousands To Replace Stolen Smoker

Pastor Jeff Nehrbass of Gethsemane Lutheran Church told WCCO the industrial-sized smoker was used to feed dozens of people every week.

Good Question: Is There An Ideal Time To Water Our Lawns?

Heather Brown spoke to a U of M turf grass expert back in 2017.

Rural Families Struggle to Find Internet Providers Offering EBB

A new federal program comes as a relief to low-income residents, but in rural areas, some local providers aren’t participating.

Latino Workers In Minnesota Experienced Differing COVID Economies

More than any other group, Latinos in Minnesota remained in the workforce during the pandemic. But many found themselves on divergent paths.

Latest Police Accountability Plans In MN Legislature Criticized

Gov. Tim Walz has signed orders related to police accountability in Minnesota.

Minnesota Farmers Relieved Over Weekend Rain, But Aren't Celebrating Yet

“Just with the rain, you can see it's putting on new leaves since yesterday already,” said David Pfarr, as he inspected his soybean plants.

Finding Minnesota: At Duluth's Rose Garden On Lake Superior's Shore

Summer is officially in bloom, and that means flowers of all kinds are catching our attention.

MN Reforestation Project Will Battle Impacts Of Climate Change

The privately-funded project includes a site at the Split Rock Lighthouse State Park.

About 75 Volunteers Search For Missing Man In Savage

Keegan Oyugi, 26, was last seen in Savage two weeks ago driving home from a friend's house.

Saint Paul Regional Water Services Is Well-Equipped To Handle Heat And Drought

We visited Saint Paul Regional Water Services in Maplewood to see how local systems are holding up.

George Floyd Square, Uptown Intersection Reopen To Traffic

Cars are now able to drive along East 38th Street and Chicago Avenue, the intersection where George Floyd was killed.

Juneteenth Declared National Holiday, Amidst Progress, Upheaval

Juneteenth National Independence Day is now an official holiday.

Mayo Clinic Ranked Among Midwest’s Best Children's Hospitals

The latest children’s hospital rankings from U.S. News include the highest-rated pediatric facilities in the Midwest.

Finding Minnesota: River Valley Ranch Allows Visitors To Connect With More Then Just Nature

Over the past year, there's been a bit of a river renaissance and people getting to know the outdoors all over again.

Muslim Community Advocates Cheer JBS Settlement

Advocates for Minnesota's Muslim community are welcoming a settlement.

Emotions Flare As George Floyd Square Barriers Removed

Major changes are happening at the intersection where an ex-police officer murdered George Floyd, reports Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield.

Why Are There So Many ‘Helicopter Seeds' On The Ground This Season?

You might call them whirligigs or helicopter seeds. They’ve been flying off our silver maple trees this spring.

Mass Obligation To Be Reinstated For Minnesota Catholics

Thursday's announcement is a part of the #backtomassmn campaign launched by Minnesota Catholic bishops.

New MN Law Touted As Bipartisan Energy-Efficiency Success

Minnesotans will still have opportunities to tap into a program to help keep their energy bills low.

4 Wolves Escape Minnesota Wildlife Center After Pup Taken From Pack

Officials with the Wildlife Science Center say workers took away the sole newborn pup from the alpha female of the pack, named Iris.

Pandemic-Driven ‘Wishcycling' Is Causing Big Problems At Recycling Centers

“This discard stream, it really tells stories about what’s happening in our communities,” Hoffman said.

MN Voice Part Of White House Broadband Forum

Access to high-speed internet received more awareness during the pandemic.

Parade Held For School Bus Driver Recovering From Leukemia

A Mahtomedi school bus driver in Mahtomedi is getting some love.

Community Remembers Minnesota DNR Officer Sarah Grell

The 39-year-old wife and mother of three was killed in a crash Monday while serving in the line of duty.

What Is The Future Of George Floyd Square?

A year after George Floyd's death at 38th and Chicago, the city of Minneapolis is still trying to figure out what to do with the area.

The Story Behind St. Paul Skyline's Most Recognizable Numeral

In this week's Finding Minnesota, John Lauritsen goes to the top of “The 1st” for a history lesson.

‘Everybody Plays A Part': George Floyd Square Gatekeeper Serves As Lifeline To The Community

Wesley’s goal also includes making sure that the items on the shelves of Organic Oneness Food Pantry reach the hands of nearby families.

Special YES!/PNS Report - George Floyd Anniversary & Reimagining Public Safety

May 25 marks the one-year anniversary of the murder of George Floyd.

Almost 1 Year Since George Floyd's Death, ‘Remembrance Rally' Held In Minneapolis

It will be one year this coming Tuesday when Floyd was killed while being arrested.

To Honor Son, Father Wants To Save Gull Lake Walleye

Jay Duckson's 18-year-old son, Berkley, was killed in a snowmobile accident in February on Gull Lake, John Lauritsen reports.

Repealing MN's Unemployment Provisions For Seniors, Teens Still In Play

Minnesota lawmakers are still being pressured to update the state's unemployment laws.

County Conducts Spring Household Hazardous Waste Collections

County conducts spring household hazardous waste collections in communities, next in Forest Lake June 5, 12.

Minnesota Zoo Works To Save Endangered Butterfly Species

The Dakota Skippers and Poweshiek Skipperlings are both native species experiencing a rapid decline.

Biden's Climate Plans Offer Hope For MN Environmentalists, Unions

World leaders, including President Joe Biden, are now tasked with guiding new climate goals.

Congregation Of 107-Year-Old Minneapolis Church Gathers For 1st Mass Since Devastating Fire

On Sunday, the congregation worshipped in the parish hall, a smaller, temporary spot.

MN Group: Chauvin Verdict Doesn't Mean Healing Is Over

Ground-level community groups in Minneapolis say the Derek Chauvin verdict still is being processed on an emotional level.

REAL ID Deadline Approaching For MN Residents: What To Know

With the REAL ID enforcement deadline now just months away, Minnesota officials are reminding residents to be prepared for the change.

‘It Was Devastating': Thousands Line Up At Brooklyn Center Food Drive

Multiple food drives and donation drop-offs took place for those impacted by the boarded-up and temporarily closed down grocery stores.

Here's How You Can Support Brooklyn Center

In the wake of the death of Daunte Wright and civil unrest, here are some ways you can support Brooklyn Center.

Activists: MN Police Shooting Adds To Trauma, Calls For Action

The emotional pain felt by the Black community and racial justice advocates has reached new levels.

Travel Like A Local: Submit Your Town For Our 2018 Travel Guide

Whether you've got the best brewery around or a music festival that rivals Coachella, tell us why your town should be a destination in 2018.