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Of course St. Jude is working every single day to cure childhood cancers, but it also take the love and support from the families of the patients.

As you listen to our St. Jude Radiothon, you hear a lot of powerful stories, both heartbreaking and inspirational.  We all know that St. Jude's reach extends far beyond the facility in Memphis, as it helps children right here in the Northland.  That being said, there is an amazing team of specialists at St. Jude working tirelessly around the clock.

Lately we've seen diseases long since defeated reappearing at alarming rates.  When I was growing up I never heard about anyone getting measles, for example, and now it's coming back.  Doctors claim it's because kids are not being vaccinated, which opens the door for things to only get worse.

The Adrian Peterson saga took another turn Thursday as federal judge ruled in favor of Peterson, who had appealed his suspension from the NFL.  This most likely opens the door for him to return to the league before the original date of April 15th.  The question is, where will he play?

Rob Cantor is a talented person, he can sing, he can write, and he can perform. He worked on a project that fooled millions of people, how did it do it? Watch and see.

The Minnesota Ballet is coming to the Symphony Hall to perform a little different version of The Nutcracker. Instead of being set in the classic Nutcracker stage, this one takes place in New York, in Manhattan.

The biggest question I get asked as a Radio Talent is: Do you have tickets you can give me. Which has nothing to do with this post, the second biggest question people ask me: What do you guys do when you aren't talking on the radio. We keep things under wraps most of the time, but now you can see what actually happens during a typical day.

The Twin Ports offers some of nature's most beautiful visuals year-round. This morning's sunrise, captured in time-lapse is a perfect example of that.

Following our beer sampling event, we had a few leftover sampling glasses laying around the station. Looking the glassware over, the totally random question of how much weight these glasses would support became the center of conversation.

A World War II era C-47 transport plane that was part of the D-Day invasion is spending some time in Duluth this week, giving folks the opportunity to discover the rich history of the plane and learn the powerful history of the war it was built for.

This quick video shows off some of the beauty the Twin Ports has to offer in a way that you may never have seen it before.

While temperatures floated near 80 degrees outside in Canal Park on Wednesday night, hundreds of people that earned their way onto Santa's Nice List donned Christmas Sweaters and opened gifts to celebrate Christmas in July.