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Just like students in school, the lakes in the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District are given a grade based on water quality. Grays Bay on Lake Minnetonka has been given an "A."
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Science and technology go together well, so it's no wonder here are plenty of free apps available that teach and explore the world of science.
Keeping zoo animals healthy and happy is a daily task for staff at the Minnesota Zoo and those executing that responsibility are using some unique methods to do it.
The Winter Solstice is just a minute in time that happens at the same time for everyone north of the equator and it's all about the earth's 23.5° tilt.
When skiers and snowboarders hit the slopes, they're probably not thinking about how the snow got there. But there is science behind the snow-making, and at Buck Hill, it's in overdrive.
Known as anamorphosis, some drawings appear distorted or deformed unless one views them from a specific angle or vantage point. Artists use angles and ratios to make the objects appear three dimensional.
Kids are doing some pretty amazing things at Leonardo's Basement in South Minneapolis by putting math and science to use.
If that last piece of pie goes missing by morning, who do you blame?
Brothers Matt and Luke Lantz are in "The Pursuit of 300," as in 300 bushels of corn per acre, which is a big increase from the 180 they average currently.
At Saint Cloud Hospital, no food goes to waste. What starts as leftover macaroni, banana peels and brown lettuce leaves, eventually ends up as compost.
They survived the north Minneapolis tornado nearly a year and a half ago and recently fifth graders from Noble Academy paid a visit to the Science Museum of Minnesota to learn more about twisters and other severe weather.
Officers with the Sherburne County Sheriff's Department are searching the Wapiti Park Campground in Elk River for missing 2-year-old Daisy Jo Holland.
A sexual assault suspect turned himself into police Friday night after a Washington County Sheriff's chaplain recognized the suspect on an online story at kare11.com.
Kristi Cox recalls finding out about the death of her husband and daughter, "I just fell to the ground. All the air just left me."
Crews are working to recover a body that was spotted in the Mississippi River near the Ford Dam in St. Paul Friday.
Traffic is finally moving again hours after more than a half-dozen people were transported to area hospitals following a pileup on I-35W in Bloomington Friday afternoon.
Skies will remain mostly cloudy tonight. However, rain is not expected. Temperatures are going to fall into the lower 50s with southeast winds at 10 to 15 mph.
At least seven people were injured when two freight trains collided in southeast Missouri early Saturday morning.
On a day when there wasn't a cloud in the sky above Stillwater, hundreds gathered to celebrate the life of a young man whose music continues to soar in the charts.
Sara Jane Olson, the Minnesota woman who served seven years in prison for her involvement in high-profile 1970s radicalism, is edging back into public life.
An Indiana woman whose son was abducted 19 years ago was "jumping up and down" after learning he'd been located in Minnesota living under a different name.