The Spring Lake Park Police Department is able to continue a homelessness outreach program, thanks to a generous donation from a member of the city council. The police will soon have more of what they call interaction kits – some basic supplies and resources that could be helpful to someone experiencing homelessness.

Not everyone can escape the sub-zero temps we’ve had in the Twin Cities recently. That includes crossing and traffic control guards at local schools. Even on the most frigid days, they bundle up and show up.

Anoka is known as the Halloween capital of the world. But now Anoka is getting attention for another reason – a unique snow sculpture created by one of its residents.

The Twin Cities has already received more than 52 inches of snow this winter – that’s the fourth highest total ever, and spring is still a couple months away. Despite all the snowflakes, the city of Centerville has not yet surpassed it’s budget for snow removal.

Last year the Anoka-Hennepin Educational Foundation infused about $75,000 into district schools and programs. Now as the non-profit gears up for its largest fundraiser of the year, we check out how the foundation’s mission has evolved over the last few years.

The Blaine Bengals dance team recently performed on the same field where Tom Brady tosses spirals for the Tampa Bay Bucs.

Thanks to the monster storm that buried Minnesota recently, snow lovers are ecstatic. There is plenty of white stuff to play in and one of the best places to do that is in the North Metro.

When it comes to eating right there are many options and theories – some good, some bad. According to a local expert, the key is making sure you are getting sound advice on what is the right program for you to achieve your goals.

Now that the holiday season is history, it’s time to take down your lights and Christmas tree. In Blaine, getting rid of your tree is easy peasy.