Finding Minnesota: Christian Dalbec Captures Lake's-Eye View Of Superior
A Two Harbors man is taking Lake Superior photography to a whole new level.
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A Two Harbors man is taking Lake Superior photography to a whole new level.
Model train sets have been around since the 1840s and have stood the test of time, but chances are you haven't seen a set like the one in Coon Rapids. It covers 5,000 square feet and connects 12 cities.
The inspiration began after the Twins inspired an entire state by winning their first World Series in 1987. Shortly after that historic victory, Calvin Havercamp found himself in a baseball card shop.
Brad and Richard Arkell do pretty much everything together, and over the years, both developed a love for remote control racing.
While others saw a crumbling has-been, Ryan Verdon saw an opportunity. The Menomonie-Omaha Depot is on both the state and national registry for historic places. With that in mind, he bought it and began the long process of converting it to a brewery.
Any mountain climber will tell you that the view from the top is always worth the climb.
There's a place in Minneapolis where you'll find a little bit of everything – and it all comes with a story.
Every day, teachers are trying to work out formulas and solve equations, but for one group of educators, the lesson plan has completely changed.
Even with the lack of snowpack on trails, ice conditions on some lakes are perfect for an activity known as "kicksledding."
Sometimes thinking outside of the box can be beneficial. For a Minneapolis man, it was life-changing.
A Waseca artist has the ability to bring the outdoors inside -- in a way few can.
In this week's Finding Minnesota, we went to a wrestling academy in Brooklyn Park where they are always ready to rumble.
The holiday season is a time for miracles, and every year, the School Sisters of Notre Dame celebrate a handmade miracle.
USA Today is calling it one of the 10 best holiday home tours in the country -- right up there with Graceland and the Hearst Castle.
In this week's Finding Minnesota, John Lauritsen takes us to Machine Age Lamps in Farmington, where iconic things from the past are now lighting up the future.
