Finding Minnesota: Minne's Diner & Minneapple Pie
This is the time of the year many of us head out to an apple orchard and pull out our favorite apple pie recipes.
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This is the time of the year many of us head out to an apple orchard and pull out our favorite apple pie recipes.
The buses are warming up, the lunches are packed, and it's time for most Minnesota students to head back to school.
It looks like many of the small cities in Minnesota that you may drive through to get to some other destination. But you can't drive through Lindstrom without noticing the big coffee pot hovering above the downtown area.
One of the new things at the fair is the "Great Sing Along." It's like a giant karaoke system.
Art comes in many forms, as you know. And pottery seems to be making comeback in popularity.
There's something charming about things that represent the past. And that warm and fuzzy feeling is what makes antiques so popular.
Washington D.C. is a popular tourist destination, especially during the summer months when the kids are out of school. In August, the National Mall will have a new memorial on it in tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Working in TV news isn't your typical 9-5 job. When you work in morning TV news, you face an even bigger challenge: your sleep schedule.
This week for Finding Minnesota, we took a look at a program that's putting golf clubs in the hands of children.
The summer season is full of weekend festivals here in Minnesota, including one that's eight days long and just began Sunday.
This week in Finding Minnesota, a profile of a high school that is the first of its kind in the state. Cristo Rey Jesuit High School in Minneapolis has a graduating class that is the envy of many.
On Wednesday evening, hundreds of people will come together to recognize the achievements of the Minneapolis Urban League at the 2011 Gateway To Opportunity Gala.
We are fortunate to have a lot of natural features that make Minneapolis a special place to live and work. But, you have to admit, it's rather odd to find a 48-acre island in the middle of a river, right next to a downtown area.
Art collectors take pride in the paintings and sketches they've gathered. Starting Thursday in Minneapolis, everyone has a chance to buy some original works of art, at prices that are truly a steal. But there's a catch.
If you've driven down University Avenue recently, you know what a mess it is. Sections of it are currently torn up as crews dig up the pavement to make way for the expansion of the light rail line into St. Paul.
For students, some of the best days of the school year are the days when they take field trips.
With spring officially here, most people will be spending a lot more time outside. And soon farms across the state will really come to life with the planting of crops. This week in Finding Minnesota, Angela Davis went to a farm in Apple Valley where everyone can get a lesson or two in farm life and farm animals.
Next Sunday, you can attend an annual event in the Twin Cities that's a chocolate lover's dream. It's the 16th Annual "Taste of Chocolate" in Bloomington.
For the next few months, Minnesotans have an opportunity to get to know a lot more about America's first president, George Washington. Staff at the Minnesota History Center in St. Paul are putting together the final touches on an elaborate exhibit that showcases aspects of Washington's life, from his teenage years to his final days.
One of decisions we all have to make each morning deals with what to wear. Many of us ladies have to wear business suits most days, which can get kind of boring.
A decision that each of us has to make every morning is what to wear. Or, in some cases, what not to wear.
When we looked for a family willing to do their taxes three different ways, Dave and Sarah Toews were the first to volunteer.
Wisconsin is known for its dairy farms as much as it is known for its Green Bay Packers fans. But you should know that here in Minnesota, we have bragging rights when it comes to cheese makers.
Members of our WCCO Morning Show team hiked out to New York City to shoot some promos with the new CBS Early Show team.
Long before people used snowmobiles to travel across the deep snow of our Minnesota winters, they relied on dogs who pulled sleds.
