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Third time’s the charm?

Our phones are pretty much always with us these days, and a new survey shows we'd take some extreme measures in order to keep them right there by our side-- or in our hands.

From one woman's insurance fraud scheme to Lil Nas X's upcoming children's book, here's everything buzzing today in pop culture and beyond.

Eight-CD set spotlights deep cuts, demos, B-sides and other rarities.

Does falling back and springing forward mess up your world?

Yesterday the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension announced the arrival of Minnesota's newest weapon in the fight to end child exploitation, Sota, the British Labrador.

Fall is the most popular time of year for off-highway vehicle riding and the Minnesota DNR is urging safety.

It is autumn in Minnesota and our trees and temperatures are sure indications. Alyssa Hayes from Explore Minnesota joined me on WJON today. She says some parts of the state are further along into fall than others. Explore Minnesota has their fall color report out.

Saving lives is something first responders often do while they're on the job, but one Minnesota firefighter did just that-- all while on vacation down in Florida.

Jeff Coulter University of Minnesota Extension corn agronomist will be hosting a webinar on Pre-Harvest considerations in corn.

Monday the Minnesota State High School League is set to meet to vote on whether or not volleyball and football will be moved back to the fall, and be played here in Minnesota. If the board approves both sports to be played this fall, the question is then what will these contests look like?

The Stevens County Minnesota Sheriff's Office is warning residents about yet another scam circulating the area.

Even though it isn't official (at least according to the calendar, anyway) I guess it really IS fall in Minnesota.

Due to an incident in Albert Lea that led to a dozen positive COVID tests the Tigers are postponing soccer matches vs Owatonna on September 18.

If you're usually reaching for another Kleenex this time of year due to those always-fun fall allergies, there's some good news this year in Minnesota.

Another swimming record, a perfect run, and an exciting tennis finish highlight the OHS sports roundup. COVID forces soccer postponement.

As Donaldson was approaching home, he made his feelings known about the questionable strike calls by dragging his foot and giving home plate a little dusting. It was at this point it just gets goofy.

A Brainerd man has pleaded guilty to killing a black bear on a Minnesota Indian Reservation.

But this season is anything but average.

The University of Minnesota Extension Service will screen your escape weeds for herbicide resistance free!

The move will also ban the messaging and payment app WeChat.

Marvel’s ‘Helstrom’ is coming to Hulu in time for Halloween.

I thought I would never find out what the story was behind these unique pieces, but once again the internet came through.

Olmsted County voters can vote using absentee ballots in person or through the mail.

Admission is free, but you are asked to make a $20 donation if you can. That money will go to area non-profits.

The Big Ten will play football this fall after all. The Big Ten will start play on the October 23-24 weekend which means Gopher football will play 8 regular season games. Star Tribune Sports Columnist Jim Souhan joined me on WJON today.

With how much is changing in each state with the COVID-19 pandemic, Mayo Clinic has released a new tracking tool that will show data from every county in every state along with Mayo Clinic insight.

Don't tough-it-out. If you (or your child) is sick, stay home!

The most 2020 headline ever.

“Please demonstrate that you value Minnesota"

The Blooming Prairie Cancer Group is hosting fundraising events this weekend to raise money to fight cancer.

Minnesota's unemployment rate dropped to 7.4% in August, down from 7.6% in July.

Minnesota health officials today announced a four-week long push to offer COVID-19 testing to anyone wishing to be tested throughout the state.