Chanhassen Hosts 'Cars And Coffee'
Thousands attended an event Saturday morning called "Cars and Coffee" in Chanhassen, Minn. It gives people the chance to see about 400 different kinds of cars.
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Thousands attended an event Saturday morning called "Cars and Coffee" in Chanhassen, Minn. It gives people the chance to see about 400 different kinds of cars.
When Minnesotans head to the cabin for the weekend, many worry about break-ins. But it turns out, there's something more costly to think about. While the average theft claim is less than $2,000, the average water damage claim is more than $7,000. And with rains as heavy as they were this summer, many basements have experiences such flooding.
Prairie Home Companion and the tales of Lake Wobegon are celebrating 40 years. Saturday night, to commemorate the anniversary, Prairie Home Companion returned to the site of its very first broadcast. The radio show with Garrison Keillor was back at Macalester College in St. Paul, Minn.
Water levels around the metro are finally beginning to drop, but boat traffic is still slow on Lake Minnetonka. The "no wake" rule has been in effect for weeks, including the Fourth of July weekend. It's often the busiest weekend of the year for businesses along the lake, but "no wake" means less business to go around.
A special even held Saturday morning helped benefit Shriners Hospital for Children here in the Twin Cities. It was the Walk for Love and Family Festival at Loring Park. Teams and individuals raised money leading up to Saturday morning's event to benefit the patients of Shriners hospitals.
Boaters captured a high speed chase on Lake Minnetonka over the Fourth of July. Authorities were called to the lake on a domestic dispute. The driver, 33-year-old Ryan Krueger sped away The chase lasted roughly five minutes and no one was hurt. With a lakefront home, Doug Ellefson and his family have watched the 4th of July lake traffic for the last eight years. But, this holiday brought a first.
The flooding has slowed across the state and roads are beginning to reopen. The Highway 41 Bridge over the Minnesota River in Chaska, Minn. reopened Saturday. The state Department of Transportation reopened the bridge, one of the south metro's busiest river crossings, as floodwaters receded.
The 911 emergency line is back up and running after an outage Saturday afternoon affected multiple counties in the metro area. According to officials, a routing outage is affected 911 calls that were made from landline phones. According to Century Link, the 911 line was down in Sherburne, Stearns, Wright and Benton counties.
Authorities in Stearns County say used fireworks may have sparked a fire that destroyed a trailer and all-terrain vehicle. No one was hurt. The sheriff's office says the fire was reported late Friday night in North Branch.
Three people suffered serious injuries in a three-car crash in Washington County Saturday morning. The Minnesota State Patrol says the crash happened at about 10:15 a.m. at Highway 97 and Healy Avenue near Forest Lake.
There's a certain expectation that comes with food at a bowling alley. But Pinstripes in Edina isn't that at all. Chef Nelson Pinos runs an all-scratch kitchen. They even make the pasta in house. "We're not [just] a bowling alley, you know," Pinos said.
If you're planning on hitting the water this weekend, try not to make any waves. No-wake zones remain in effect on several area lakes because of the high water. On Prior Lake, a wall of sandbags is all that stands between the lake and several neighborhoods.
After surviving a crash that killed two of her five children, a Maple Grove woman is facing accusations of neglect. Marion Guerrido's 2-year-old child suffered brain and organ damage after last November's tragic accident.
You've likely seen paddleboards gliding across Lake Minnetonka or Lake Calhoun, and maybe you've even given it a try yourself. But if you still have yet to try out your stand-up paddleboarding legs, this summer may be the time to do it.
Five Wisconsin men face significant fines after North Dakota Game and Fish say they were over their limit of walleyes by 110 fish. A call to a poacher tip line led wardens to the men, who'd been staying and fishing on Devils Lake.
