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Celebrate Memorial Day weekend with the Minnesota State Fair's intimate 'Kickoff to Summer' event, featuring food, music, and local attractions.

Warm weather brings bugs. Find out what experts say about the tick and mosquito forecast this season and how to stay safe outdoors.

On opening day, expect more than just delicious bread!

The Minnesota Card Show is right around the corner, promising nostalgia and excitement for both collectors and casual fans alike.

Once a common sight in Minnesota, the Regal Fritillary butterfly now faces an uphill battle for survival amidst habitat loss.

Every year, the Minnesota DNR announces a handful of free state park days. The next one happens to be next Saturday, April 25th.

Get ready for a fresh take on 'Little House on the Prairie' with new characters and a familiar story, premiering on Netflix in July.

A GoFundMe page has been set up in support of the Tina Timmer's family who many have serious injuries and struggle with trauma after deadly car crash.

The Made in Minnesota Expo returns on November 21, 2026, celebrating local creativity with unique handmade goods and artisan vendors.

Two music legends are teaming up for a night that'll have fans buzzing long after the last note is played.

Tax day isn't just about refunds—learn how to navigate the looming April 15 deadline and what to do if you owe money this year.

It’s incredible to think how far we’ve come, not just in distance, but in understanding.

The suspect in an early morning shooting in Sartell is in custody.

Local authorities are sending a strong message about inmate violence after a recent sentencing brought attention to the realities of life in correctional facilities.

Late Thursday night, a fire erupted at a compost site, sending smoke billowing into the sky as multiple departments rallied to battle the blaze.

Picture this: music lovers braving the chill, united by their passion for vinyl. It's not just shopping; it's a community celebration.

One person is in serious condition after a crash on Thursday afternoon in Fridley.

A Stearns County jury has found a St. Cloud man guilty of raping a homeless woman he had hired as a housekeeper.

A late-night drive took a wild turn when a bear appeared out of nowhere on Highway 10—two local residents are recovering after the unexpected encounter.

A man wanted for armed robbery was arrested as he exited an address in east St. Cloud on Thursday.

Stearns County is resuming its mobile Household Hazardous Waste collections.

What an incredible moment for the Gophers! After years of hard work, they’re finally in the Final Four—what a story to celebrate.

Thunderstorms are rolling in this Friday, and they might bring more than just rain—large hail and fierce winds could be on the way.

One person was hurt when a pickup and a Freightliner Chassis Bus collided in Elk River on Thursday morning.