The muddy chaos at Burning Man won't deter one stranded Minnesotan from returning
One person is dead and an estimated 70,000 people are stranded in the remote Nevada desert after storms flooded the site of the Burning Man festival.
What's the purpose of the bollards popping up at intersections across Minneapolis?
If you've driven around Minneapolis lately you may have noticed a new addition to the roadways. Bollards have been popping up at intersections across the city.
Why are there so many pickle-flavored foods at the Minnesota State Fair?
At least six pickle foods made the fair's 2023 new foods list, while many other vendors hopped on board, too. So what's the big dill?
Meet the Minnesota State Fair's Superintendent of Vegetables and Potatoes
You've probably heard about the largest pumpkin competition at the Minnesota State Fair. But there are actually 150 categories in the vegetable and potato competition. They're on display in the Agriculture Horticulture Building.
Minnesota State Fair launches Sensory-Friendly Morning
From the sights and the sounds to the crowds, the Minnesota State Fair can be an overwhelming place. This is especially true for people with autism or other sensory processing challenges.
"I don't feel safe": Drivers call for changes after string of deadly crashes on I-35 near Faribault
So far this month, three people have been killed and at least five others injured in crashes along the same stretch of the highway.
Crash that killed Jori Jones happened after their SUV failed to stop at sign, patrol says
Four members of the Gustavus Adolphus College women's hockey team were involved in a crash in western Minnesota Sunday afternoon. One of the women was killed.
What does it mean to "accept the use of cookies"?
"Just like cookies in real life, right, only accept cookies from people you know and trust," said IT business analyst Juan Torres.
Families head indoors to escape the heat
The heat canceled quite a few summer programs and events Tuesday in the Twin Cities.
Gustavus women's hockey player Jori Jones killed, 3 players injured in western Minnesota crash
Four members of the Gustavus Adolphus College women's hockey team were involved in a crash in western Minnesota Sunday afternoon. One of the women was killed, while the other four were hospitalized with injuries but are expected to be OK.
Ahead of heatwave, pools in several metro-area cities to close for the season
There will be fewer places to cool down this week as pools in several metro cities are set to close for the season after this weekend.
"Peppergate" shakes up gardening community amid mystery pepper harvest
This year, White Bear Lake resident Erinn O'Keefe tried to make a salsa garden with jalapeños, onions and tomatoes. But the harvest is now sowing seeds of doubt.
Auto shops book up following Friday's hail storm
"In Minnesota, hail claims do not affect your rates, so don't hesitate to call because you think your rates will go up," said Dent Guy Automotive's Warren Iverson.
Homeowner at odds with Silver Lake after crews bulldoze his driveway on property line
A young man with a new home is hitting some serious roadblocks with his driveway.
Why do gas prices always end in nine-tenths of a cent?
"It's a psychological level, that is you're more likely to pull into a station at $3.799 than you would be at $3.80," said GasBuddy's Patrick De Haan.