Here's a light one that many of you cat-lovers will appreciate. Waji is a feline who tours the metro on the shoulder of his owner, Don Ess. Kare 11 reports he also gives high-fives and kisses on demand. Aw.
The Twins' newest superstition helped fuel a 5-4 win over the Tigers.
Alysha Clark's buzzer-beater helped Seattle win Game 1 of the WNBA semifinal.
It comes on the same day that MPR and APM employees called for immediate changes within the organizations.
The city passed a new ordinance in hopes of preserving its character, which requires all single-family new builds and remodels to be approved by the city.
Classes have been canceled for Wednesday, and will resume via distance learning Thursday.
Kelly Blodgett started Money Gal Coaching after paying down nearly $50K in debt in 18 months.
The two-time national champ is expected to be in consideration as the No. 1 pick.
The money was allegedly stolen over a four-year period.
The popular St. Paul children's toy store is holding a moving sale this weekend.
A 25-year-old man is being held in custody on charges of intentional homicide.
The man was working to remove a tree that had been uprooted during a recent storm.
Game 1 is set for Tuesday night.
Minneapolis police are consulting with federal agencies after a Longfellow Park employee discovered a dead cat Monday. KARE 11 reports the animal had been burned and staked to a tree stump with an American flag. A President Obama/Biden campaign sign was also nearby.
The American Bird Conservancy says trap-neuter-release programs in Minneapolis have led to "cat colonies" which threaten the local bird populations.
Passengers used Twin Cities transit 60 million times for the first nine months of this year. Metro Transit officials say that’s a four percent increase from the year before. Bus riders drove the increase.
Would you watch Internet cat videos if you aren't wasting time at work? The Walker Art Center is betting that lots of people will and is now taking nominations for what might be the first Internet cat video film festival ever. What's your favorite?
As many as 30 cats are roaming the streets and digging in dumpsters for food in the small southern Minnesota town. KEYC reports the cats have also cost a local lumberyard thousands of dollars in ruined product. Police say feeding the animals makes the problem even worse. The city is now teaming up with the Waseca County Animal Humane society to trap the cats.
KSTP reports Don Filbeck of St. Anthony has spent the past five decades serving churches in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Dozens gathered Friday to honor Don for his special milestone.
After weeks of buildup and worldwide media attention, the online cat video festival at the Walker Art Center plays Thursday night in Minneapolis.
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