Good News

Minnesota grandparents Harmony and Joel Kaplan started a TikTok when the pandemic started. It was a fun thing for them to do and they've become pretty popular!

Start planning your next trip to the Science Museum of Minnesota, they're reopening this weekend!

Marvin Applewhite is a citizen of Minneapolis that is doing what he can to clean up the mess left behind and is asking for help in doing so.

A woman in Fairbault has set up her own Pronto Pup stand at the end of her driveway, making and selling the State Fair favorites while she can't be traveling the state.

With "normal" life feeling like a distant memory, it is reassuring to see stories of people doing what they can to help other people.

Rita Hiltner was celebrating her 96th birthday and her friends and neighbors wanted to make it a special one in an age of social distancing.

It seems that everywhere you look there is someone doing what they can to help out a friend or neighbor in need. Local businesses are no different.

There's a certain charm to small towns, and I think a lot of that comes from their willingness to help their neighbors in any way they can.

Wendy went around and left red heart balloons tied to the doors of local businesses to show love and support for all our community is going through right now.

Because she was pulled over for speeding, she was fully expecting to get a ticket, instead she was shown what Minnesota Nice is all about.

Minnesota Nice is alive and well and more on brand than ever, because only in our state is a fish house a valuable tool in fighting a pandemic.

Since all the restaurants are pick up or drive-thru only right now, it isn't the easiest for truck drivers to stop just anywhere.