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Health experts say making COVID-19 vaccines available for 5 to 11 year olds at school will make it easier for parents to get their kids immunized against the virus. → Read More
We asked you to share some of the best Halloween decor in your neighborhood. We followed your lead and found some scary scenes and delightful designs. Enter this slideshow if you dare! → Read More
On the one-year anniversary of George Floyd’s murder, people gathered at the site of his death to find community, support, learn and dance. → Read More
The pandemic has brought new challenges to already strained emergency medical services in Minnesota. → Read More
Local artists and the Minnesota Zoo have teamed up to bring the zoo to life at night with giant replica animals and a light show that you can see from behind the wheel. → Read More
Dakota and Boricua hip-hop artist Rafael Gonzalez, known as Tufawon, wants to hear Indigenous music on heavy rotation on every station. His music blends his experiences growing up and his visions for the future of Indigenous people. → Read More
Social distancing, face masks, take out and video chat have started to feel like an ever-evolving "new normal" more than a month into Minnesota's stay-at-home order. Here is a look at how all of our lives have changed since March 27. → Read More
Download these Minnesota-themed Zoom virtual backgrounds taken by MPR News photojournalists. → Read More
Before the sun came up, nearly 100 boats were in the water and ready to reel in some bass for the Midwest Hmong Outdoors’ July 4 bass fishing tournament. The event began in 2004 and has since grown into one of the biggest Hmong fishing tournaments in the country. Winners can walk away with a $10,000 prize. Teams spent the whole day on the water, buzzing from one spot to another when the fish… → Read More
After 98 years, the James J. Hill Center is closing on July 3. The Midwest railroad magnate Hill wanted the library to have the most current and accurate materials, and intentionally left out the subjects of law, genealogy, medicine and popular fiction. → Read More
Sure, dad jokes make you cringe and roll your eyes but that's the beauty of the dad joke -- they're so bad that sometimes they're actually hilarious. In honor of Father's Day, we rounded up some of the raddest dads around to tell us their cheesiest dad jokes. → Read More
Virginia beat Texas Tech 85 to 77 in overtime in the national title game. → Read More
Teenagers, college students, Stillwater residents and state prisoners worked together to save Stillwater in the spring of 1965: They built a dike. → Read More
Meet the St. Paul resident who created a remote control snowblower -- complete with adjustable plow, chute and made almost completely out of 3D-printed plastic. → Read More
A childhood friend bought Jerry Holt his first camera in high school. His desire to tell stories led him to the Star Tribune in October 1990 after college and three years in the Marine Corps. → Read More
Farji Shaheer created the Next Step program, which helps victims between 12 and 26 who have been shot or suffered other violent injuries. → Read More
Meet more than 1,600 puppies representing 103 breeds at the Land O'Lakes dog show that runs this weekend. → Read More
Our staff and freelance photographers have crossed the state and country to make these images, and we hope they can help you stop and feel, something we haven't had much of a chance to do this year. → Read More
Volunteers streamed into a staging area in western Wisconsin on Tuesday to assist in an expanded ground search for a missing teen whose parents were fatally shot in their home last week. → Read More
These fans enjoyed Sunday's Minnesota Vikings game in style. → Read More