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Minnesota is home to the world's largest ball of twine, Adirondack chair and snowman. Now, there is one more to add to the list. Chaska is the birthplace of what is believed to be the world's largest mustache.
A woman has died after a crash police say was caused by a careless driver. It happened this afternoon in Inver Grove Heights at the corner of Dawn Avenue and 70th Street.
Jazz ensembles from Washburn, Roosevelt, South and Southwest performed in Saturday night's first annual JAM Jazz Festival at South High. Each school separately took the stage to perform their own music.
The "No Fly Day" campaign rallied at Lake Harriet Saturday. They're calling on the Federal Aviation Administration to take action and reduce airplane noise.
A community is mourning the loss of a father and his two young sons killed in a house fire. People in South St. Paul gathered today to pay respects to Souen Sem and his two sons Eric and Alexander.
Crowds of people waited in line overnight to get their hands on the brewery's famed Russian imperial stout.
A Minnesota family vacationing in Mexico was forced to evacuate their hotel Friday as Hurricane Patricia headed straight for the resort city of Puerto Vallarta.
Former State Rep. Sandra Peterson, who helped guide the merger of Minnesota's two largest teachers' unions, has died. She was 79.
Veterans came together in St. Paul Saturday in full combat gear. They walked 23 miles in honor of the 23 veterans that commit suicide every day.
Minneapolis police say a domestic dispute turned deadly Saturday afternoon. Police received a report of a man screaming at a residence on the 1500 block of Queen Avenue North, and officers were sent to do a welfare check.
Sometime next year, Gov. Mark Dayton expects to face a major decision about whether a new copper and nickel mining project gets the ultimate go-ahead. The PolyMet Mining Corp. venture in northeastern Minnesota has been years in the planning and already has caused a rift within Dayton's Democratic Party.
"Famous Dave" Anderson has rejoined the struggling barbecue restaurant chain that bears his name. Minnetonka-based Famous Dave's of America Inc. says Anderson has returned to the company after a reorganization of the board of directors and executive management team.
Alexandria native and Oscar nominee John Hawkes is set to appear at the Twin Cities Film Fest. Hawkes will appear Monday night at a screening of his new movie, "Too Late." Hawkes plays a troubled private investigator hired to find a missing woman from his own past.
One man is dead after being hit by a car in the north metro early Saturday morning. The Minnesota State Patrol says the accident happened on westbound Highway 610 at East River Road in Anoka County just before 12:30 a.m.
Every Friday, we tackle a bunch of viewers' burning questions. This week, Heather Brown explores the symbols for democrats and republicans, grandfather clocks and spider webs vs. cobwebs.
