N.D. Farmer Pays Tribute To Prince Via Field Art
You don't have to be from Minnesota to want to honor the memory of superstar musician Prince. A farmer in neighboring North Dakota took to the field to craft a special tribute.
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You don't have to be from Minnesota to want to honor the memory of superstar musician Prince. A farmer in neighboring North Dakota took to the field to craft a special tribute.
On the off chance that some people might have a vested interest in knowing what their feline friends say about them, there's a new device to consider.
Some Ebay sellers are offering a strange product for Prince fans.
Here's a sign of the times: Baby Boomers are no longer the largest living generation in the United States. Millennials have officially surpassed them.
How important is a name when it comes to your long-term success and failure throughout life? Apparently it's important enough that some parents are now paying to get the perfect one.
According to reports, the U.S. Treasury Department will announce that Alexander Hamilton will remain on the $10 bill.
Every spring, City Pages takes a look at the best of the Twin Cities in a special issue, and this year, they cited a number of WCCO-TV personalities among the best in town.
Another fast food restaurant has fallen victim to a hoax that left several windows smashed by an employee.
Voters have lifted a longstanding ban on alcohol sales in a small northeastern Wisconsin village that was the state's last dry municipality.
The CEO of a Minnesota company that has plans to market a gun that looks like an iPhone says outrage over the two-shot weapon is misplaced.
Bursts of joy, gestures of sympathy and many other spontaneous expressions of emotion can come in a variety of guises.
A Minnesota company, Ideal Conceal, has engineered a pistol that can be folded into a shape resembling a smartphone.
An Iowa man is upset over a state law that's making him pay child support for a kid that isn't his.
A disappointing moment for a young Minnesota Wild fan was more than made up for Friday morning. Noel Taylor, 13, of St. Paul, attended the Minnesota-Chicago outdoor alumni game in February.
Racine police say their investigation into a report of an abandoned newborn has changed. Lt. Aldred Days says the Tuesday incident is now being handled as a "rescue run."
Madison police say a scuffle broke out in a crowd waiting for a new sneaker outside a sports store at West Towne Mall.
A semi truck that was parked and idling with a dog inside suddenly went into gear and struck a tree and parked car.
"Liking" things just got a whole lot more complicated. After months of speculation, Facebook finally just rolled out its new set of emoji-reminiscent "like" buttons.
We might be thousands of miles away from Hollywood, but Minnesota does have its fair share of Oscar winners.
Arlene, the gorilla, celebrated her first birthday Monday. Zookeepers decorated the Gorilla House with some streamers and wrapped a few presents for her.
Downtown Nora Springs will soon be home to an exotic dance club. Nora Springs Planning and Zoning approved a recommendation to city council amending the zoning ordinance for Pole Barn Theater.
A Madison man has won his fight to wear a pasta strainer on his head for his driver's license photo. The state wasn't too keen about Michael Schumacher's desire to wear the colander on his head for the photo.
Cheese connoisseurs praise some cheeses for having a nutty taste, but what are the odds some tastemakers would endorse a woodsy taste? According to CBS News, some store-bought grated cheeses are being investigated for using a derivative of wood pulp.
A Minnesota supercomputing company has a role in the research that's being heralded as one of the biggest discoveries in the history of physics -- the sound of gravitational waves.
What do President Obama, Bill Gates and Brad Pitt have in common? They all met their significant others at work. A new survey by career builder says that more than one-third of workers have had an office romance.
