Goin' To The Lake: Cannon Falls (Day 1)
We're in our fourth week of Goin' to the Lake, and this time we head south of the metro to Cannon Falls along the Cannon River.
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We're in our fourth week of Goin' to the Lake, and this time we head south of the metro to Cannon Falls along the Cannon River.
On the hottest day of the year, the high temperatures are bringing out the best in some people.
Communities like Cannon Falls are filled with stories, and there's a place here in town that keeps history alive.
An Eden Prairie man is behind bars after taking police on a high-speed chase through a construction zone Thursday morning. Chad Lithgow, 33, led police on that chase that began in Minnetonka and ended in Edina.
Right in the heart of downtown Cannon Falls, you can find the Cannon River Winery.
On Friday night in Cleveland, Donald Trump will officially accept the Republican nomination for President of the United States.
A Boy Scouts leader says a boy and a woman died and two other campers were injured when damaging storms slammed northern Minnesota.
Downtown Minneapolis' newest public green space is officially open for use. The Commons is located between 4th and 5th streets, just a block from U.S. Bank Stadium.
A lot of people might spend the day inside on Thursday, when heat indexes were expected to hit over 110 degrees. But Minnesotans are as tough in the heat as they are in snow.
A Crystal police officer is in stable condition after his squad car collided with a box truck early Thursday morning.
In Minnesota, the heat is bittersweet. It's a welcome break from the winter season, but the dog days of summer can also be dangerous.
Authorities in Washington County are looking for a person of interest in several home break-ins and attempted break-ins last week.
A Minneapolis man is accused of murder in a Brooklyn Center shooting on Tuesday during an apparent drug deal that left a Mounds View man dead.
General Mills is cutting about 1,000 jobs throughout the world. The Golden Valley-based multinational company made the announcement Wednesday, saying the cuts are part of a plan to restructure their global supply chain.
Just as the finishing touches are put on U.S. Bank Stadium, the new home for the Minnesota Vikings, there's already been at least one repair to make before it's officially open.