Lifelong love of dirt racing leads Sauk Rapids man with Down syndrome to fans, trophies
TJ Inderieden is popular at Granite City Motor Park for his cheery attitude and love of racing.
Richfield's Mayor Gonzalez a force in advocating services for communities of color
She reflects on her childhood, racial disparities and her work helping Minnesota families, people of color, and immigrants find decent housing, education, healthy foods and jobs.
Former refugees' St. Cloud startup fosters sober living, independence
Hamdia Mohamed's mission is to help others who just need a bit of stability to turn their lives around.
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N.Y. artist returns to Nisswa to paint mural celebrating Minnesota summers
Nisswa native Samantha French paints mural during visit home.
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Man with Alzheimer's forgot he was married. He proposed, and they wed again: 'There wasn't a dry eye.'
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31 years after suicide attempt, Chicago woman returns to Faribault to reclaim her life
After years of healing, Jennifer Green returned to Faribault to find peace.
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St. Paul phenom Suni Lee soars into Olympics spotlight as a Hmong trailblazer
The first Hmong-American to make the U.S. Olympic team could bring multiple medals back to the Twin Cities.
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