Finding Minnesota: Collecting Fish Stories
From classic lures known as "lazy Ikes" to vintage motors with the nickname "knuckle busters," the evolution of fishing is on display at the Minnesota Fishing Museum.
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From classic lures known as "lazy Ikes" to vintage motors with the nickname "knuckle busters," the evolution of fishing is on display at the Minnesota Fishing Museum.
The neighbors on his quiet block may be unaware of his online fame, but Zachary Scot Johnson has developed a national following.
A Minnesota man plots bombing missions across the United States in which no one gets hurt. In fact, David Cook, 50, hopes to achieve the opposite effect.
Going into its 33rd year of hosting outdoor concerts, WE Fest now bills itself as the largest country music and camping festival in the world.
Two years ago, a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity opened up in southern Minnesota: a chance to win a free restaurant through an essay contest.
Want to see a long-haired Mark Rosen anchoring a 1976 sportscast? How about a fresh-faced Mike Binkley covering the 1987 World Series? Thanks to one man's fascination with vintage television, hundreds of classic Twin Cities TV moments are available to watch online.
Some people get a little uneasy when they hear the word "casket." It brings up images of death and grieving. But there's an old casket factory in northeast Minneapolis that's now brimming with life and creative inspiration.
Daredevils on bikes can now get their thrills year-round at a new arena about an hour north of the metro. The Rum River BMX track used to be outside and exposed to the elements, but the city of Isanti just finished a $2 million project to cover it.
He might seem a bit young to be running a brewery, especially since he only reached legal drinking age seven years ago. But when it comes to beer, Ilan Klages-Mundt, 28, already has a world of experience.
Yes, that's a stainless steel alligator on the roof of Dale Lewis' Honda Civic and, yes, there's a good story behind it. It's a symbol of how Lewis adapted when hard times hit.
It may look like a ghost town to drivers passing through Aitkin County, but there are surprises waiting for those who step into Lawler's one remaining business.
For more than two years, curious drivers in Stearns County have been pulling over to check out something that looks surreal: a dream-like sculpture made entirely of sticks.
With all the extreme winter sports for serious athletes, a town in central Minnesota is offering an extreme competition for the less serious crowd. The Bar Stool Races in Ironton feature downhill events that are fueled in part by beer.
For Valentine's Day, many will opt for flowers, candy or a nice dinner. But there's a steamier option in a place not usually associated with romance. The Minnesota Zoo offers the annual Love Tour, which it describes as an "R-rated event."
Our January warm-up has not been good for cross-country skiers and snowshoe hikers. But more people are now getting into a different type of outdoor exercise -- fat biking -- which doesn't need much snow at all.
