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A case of "driver's education" in the late 1980's has led to a series of hilarious confessions of similar childhood mishaps.

A Canadian eager to escape south for a long weekend with friends turned to the Minnesota thread of Reddit to ask for recommendations of great vacation lakes.

While the scene isn't necessarily supposed to be set in or implied to be Minnesota, Minnesotans familiar with ice fishing have been quick to mock some of the scene's more glaring discrepancies.

Things may have been tough this past year, but at least we weren't making Depression Soup...right?

When I was in school, I always heard "there's no such thing as a stupid question," until I had a class with one teacher who actually said to us "yes there are stupid questions," which I appreciated. It was a nice refreshing take, because yeah there are stupid questions that probably shouldn't be asked...

This well-planned roadtrip around Minnesota may be the closest any of us get to a trip around the world!

The hot dish is again under attack by one of its own -- a Minnesota traitor who took to online forums to spread discord and propaganda.

As the Greenwood Fire in Northeastern Minnesota continues spreading, Minnesotans have taken to social media to share their photos of the fire's destruction.

With the Minnesota State Fair just days away, a Reddit user has raised this question: Is the Great Minnesota Get-Together just going to be the next Sturgis Rally?

"Up North." We refer to it all the time, but where does it actually begin?