The folks at the Ronald McDonald House held a silent auction tonight as part of their Fam Glam event, Sue Turner reports (0:32).
Republican Norm Coleman, Democrat Al Franken and Independence Party member Dean Barkley answered questions from three moderators first, then took questions from the audience, John Lauritsen reports (3:50).
A chance for showers and thunderstorms on Sunday, Mike Fairbourne reports (3:37).
John McCain visits Iowa and Barack Obama visits Pennsylvania, Sue Turner reports (0:50).
A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms after midnight, Mike Fairbourne reports (2:49).
Colleges across Minnesota are contributing to high numbers of voter registration, Liz Collin reports (1:53).
Maia Haag is a local woman behind the "I See Me" books. They include My Very Own Name Book and My Very Own Fairy Tale and now a new book, Liz Colin reports (3:35).
Hockey fans are all buzzing with excitement. Saturday, the Minnesota Wild will host their season opener, Liz Colin reports (2:39).
Rain will makes its way through the area this weekend and could be stormy during game time Saturday, Ron Trenda reports (2:46).
A look at Friday night's football games, Mike Max reports (2:23).
How a Minnesota company hopes to save shoppers some green -- by going green, Terri Gruca reports (2:26).
A man trying to steal her SUV back in 2003 shot her three times, including once in the face, Amelia Santaniello reports (2:13).
The game-day forecast for Minneapolis, Chris Shaffer reports (0:12).
At a press conference this afternoon: Minnesota money experts shared both good and bad news, Maya Nishikawa reports (1:47).
There is an overabundance of cats available for adoption at the humane society. Check some of them out here (1:30).
Partly cloudy and about 50 in the Twin Cities on Friday night, Chris Shaffer reports (2:35).
Two hikers rescued in the Minnesota wilderness are sharing their story of survival, Liz Collin reports (2:15).
With less than a month until election day, a presidential contender is trying to convince Minnesota voters that he's the man for the job, John Lauritsen reports (3:57).
Lisa Williams is the author of the new book "Life Among the Dead." She's received international attention for her work as a medium and clairvoyant, Angela Davis reports (2:54).
The Animal Humane Society in the Twin Cities is asking the public to adopt a cat, Angela Davis reports (2:13).
Things have brightened up and no major storms heading towards Twin Cities until Saturday, Ron Trenda reports (2:57).
Former NBA great Magic Johnson says he's outraged that a pair of Minneapolis talk radio hosts accused him of faking AIDS, Amelia Santaniello reports (0:33).
Showers that moved through this morning have now passed to the north, Ron Trenda reports (1:36).