Summer is slipping away, and those first chilly nights are already giving us a warning. The 2026 first fall frost dates are out. So, how much longer do we have?
Planning a culinary trip through Minnesota? Let Guy Fieri be your guide! We reveal his top restaurant recommendations after his many visits filming Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.
July 2026 was a record month at Treasure Island Resort & Casino, with jackpot payouts up 8 percent and the number of winners climbing 14 percent over last year.
Rod Stewart's show at the Minnesota State Fair Grandstand has been canceled due to a recent procedure. But will anyone be replacing his Sept. 1st slot?
Wednesday's Powerball drawing is sitting at 1 billion dollars. That cash option alone, 433 million dollars, is enough to change everything for one lucky ticket holder.
A new ranking crunched FBI violent and property crime data for 134 Wisconsin cities. You can probably guess which one lands at No. 1, but several of the smaller towns that made the top 10 will surprise you. Here's the full countdown.
After a year of buzzy openings like Roni's Mac Bar, Mall of America is heating things up with Fire & Wave, its first-ever hot pot spot that arrives in 2027 with all-you-can-eat hot pot, made-to-order sushi and more. Here's what to expect.
Koe Wetzel said the song came together fast, then decided it didn't belong on his album. Now it's everywhere, reuniting with his famous former duet partner for another hit.
Minnesota's first Taco Bell Kitchen X design just opened in Carver, and there are more are coming. It's a Taco Bell unlike any other, with an open kitchen, ordering kiosks, and more. Here's what's different and where the others are opening.
The big question isn't whether license plate readers work. It's who can see that data, how long it's kept, and what happens when it has nothing to do with a crime.
James Hetfield's pyrotechnic accident left Metallica losing a million dollars a day, and the band's next move involved a 20-year-old guitarist nobody expected.
The results are in. Voters have narrowed the field of candidates for Rochester Mayor, a seat on the Rochester City Council, and two positions on the Olmsted County Board of Commissioners.