Finding Minnesota: Muffuletta's Beer Cheese Soup
The 1977 Beer Cheese Soup at Muffuletta in St. Paul has been on the menu since day one. That was 35 years ago and the recipe hasn't changed.
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The 1977 Beer Cheese Soup at Muffuletta in St. Paul has been on the menu since day one. That was 35 years ago and the recipe hasn't changed.
Centennial Lakes doesn't look like you're standard outdoor rink. Meaning, you don't have to keep going around in a circle.
A few quick notes on the movies I covered in my Friday movie segment this week.
The Xcel Energy Center announced Friday that Van Halen, a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame hallmark band, will be rocking in St. Paul in May with special guest Kool & The Gang.
You can take the weekend to forget about the cold weather and daydream about a nice sunny day on the lake. The 40th Annual Minneapolis Boat Show is underway.
The 2012 St. Paul Winter Carnival starts next week and that means the countdown is on to the annual Pioneer Press medallion hunt.
A young Minnesota hip hop artist is holding a concert to benefit ovarian cancer Thursday night. Nicky May, 19, said 10 percent of proceeds from the event at Hell's Kitchen in downtown Minneapolis will go directly to the Minnesota Ovarian Cancer Alliance or MOCA.
Thousands of viewers stopped at the WCCO-TV booth at the Minnesota State Fair this past summer to enter for a chance to win the "Ultimate Ellen Experience." The winners, Bruce and Peggy Decker from Cedar, got back from their trip on Wednesday.
Perhaps Oceanaire's general manager described the new place best, "The way I look at it is it's 1940s, meets 1970s, meets The Jetsons."
In our internet age it's something we so take for granted -- the open and easy access to both information and entertainment.
It's only seven months away, but if you can't wait that long for the next Minnesota State Fair, you can relive parts of last summer's fair on the Travel Channel this week.
Minnesota's newest museum will be a historic mansion, located on the edge of Minneapolis's Stevens neighborhood.
There's something to be said about a show that has the ability to garner applause and evoke an audience's emotions, all within the first two minutes of the performance.
The Black Keys have announced they will make a stop in Minneapolis, as part of their 2012 Spring Tour.
An estimated 100,000 people spent part of their night in St. Paul Saturday night.
