Minnkota's Troy Karlberg recently performed life-saving CPR on a woman at her granddaughter's wedding reception.

Minnkota recognized the impact of its members, employees and partners during its 84th annual meeting on April 12.

A rare peek into Bosch’s Baudette, Minn., proving grounds – a North Star Electric Cooperative business member – reveals a mission of winter driving innovation.

Minnkota Power Cooperative and Cass County Electric Cooperative recently battled the effects of a rare Christmas ice storm.

Minnkota’s Safety manager attributes a milestone of 2 million hours with no lost-time injuries to a culture of openness.

Minnkota hosted its first industry peer review in June, welcoming energy experts from across North America.

Minnkota’s Emergency Rescue Team recently used its unique rope training to safely lower an injured contractor from a 40-foot scaffold.

This winter, a Red River Valley Co-op Power lineworker showed courage and calm while assisting an expectant mother following rollover crash.

Minnkota held its 83rd annual meeting on March 31, on the cusp of incredible industry transformation.

Texas native Mike Wade is bringing his vast industry experience to Wild Rice Electric Cooperative as their new CEO.

Minnkota’s Young Station team has successfully navigated another lengthy maintenance outage with planning and teamwork.

Minnkota donates a truck to support North Dakota Safety initiative.

A nationwide exercise has become one of the best ways for employees to prepare for the worst.

Milton R. Young Station employees have once again used a major planned outage to keep Unit 1 strong and reliable.

Minnkota's system-wide deployment of distribution automation technology is rapidly enhancing response and reliability.

On Nov. 20, Minnkota’s Milton R. Young Station will mark 50 years of generating reliable and affordable electric power for the region.

This summer, lineworker Ryan Kemnitz stood strong under pressure and potentially saved a life in the Bemidji, Minn. area.

Minnkota’s member cooperatives used their resources and ingenuity to safely and effectively serve their communities through the pandemic.

Minnkota employees continue to power on as the COVID-19 pandemic sweeps the globe.

As the global coronavirus pandemic spreads to the United States, Minnkota will continue to keep power flowing to its members.

Milton R. Young Station leaders leverage team coordination and adaptability for safe and successful planned outages.

Minnkota will celebrate 80 years of power generation and transmission in 2020, but the past decade has been among the most dynamic in the cooperative’s history.

Digital defense takes people power at Minnkota, from education to implementation.

Minnkota’s power generation facility has earned the Lignite Energy Council’s Distinguished Safety Award.