Minnesota Festival Memories: Town N' Country Day
Summer weekends are filled with festivals. This Sunday there is a fun one going on to celebrate June Dairy Month in River Falls, Wisconsin.
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Summer weekends are filled with festivals. This Sunday there is a fun one going on to celebrate June Dairy Month in River Falls, Wisconsin.
There is some breaking news out of Shakopee that is sure to ruffle some feathers. Canterbury Park officials have announced that ostriches will not take part in this year's Extreme Race Day -- the park's most popular event of the year.
A group of Minnesota musicians are banding together to help a fellow Twin Cities musician recovering from a near-fatal car crash.
Summer is coming up very soon and here are some blockbusters you must catch at your local theater.
The weekend of PRIDE Twin Cities is fast approaching, and, man, do they have a lot of local musicians on their entertainment lineup.
Vincent Bugliosi, a prosecutor who parlayed his handling of the Charles Manson trial into a career as a bestselling author, has died, his son said Monday night. He was 80 years old.
The month of June is known for more than the beginning of summer -- nationally, it's also African-American Music Appreciation Month.
Brian Wilson defined the Beach Boys' California sound, but it took a Minnesotan to bring his story to the silver screen. Bill Pohlad directed the new film "Love and Mercy," which spans more than three decades of Wilson's life, revealing the darker story that lies beneath the upbeat music.
Thousands will flock to Minnesota's second-largest art fair this weekend as the Edina Art Fair celebrates its 49th year. The fair features artwork from 300 artists from all over the country.
City leaders are stepping in after a WCCO Investigation found a well-known home rehabber is accused of stalling a Minneapolis remodel. The city sold a house on Hillside Avenue in north Minneapolis to Nicole Curtis for $2 two years ago after she saved it from demolition.
Ahead of their 11th concert in the state, Gov. Mark Dayton has declared Wednesday, June 3, 2015 to be "The Rolling Stones Day" in Minnesota.
The world's greatest rock 'n' roll band will play at TCF Bank Stadium Wednesday night, but the Rolling Stones have already rolled into town. When the VIP guest, Mick Jagger, came into James & Mary Laurie Booksellers in the North Loop of Minneapolis, he needed no introduction.
In the Excelsior area, you can spot some of the Twin Cities' most high-profile personalties: Harvey Mackay, Prince, Miles Lord, Rick Aguilera. But ask anyone on Water Street and you find out fast another star around here who blows all the others away.
Summer officially begins this month, and the warm, sunny weather means there will be a million things to see and do.
