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Experience the delightful aroma of hundreds of tulips at The Tulip House in Minneapolis. Don't miss this unique attraction on Humboldt Ave. and W 25th Street!

With 1.6 million packages shipped daily, Amazon's expansion in Mason City, Iowa, aims to enhance delivery services in the region.

He was the "Voice of Hockey" in Minnesota for 26 years.

If you see these giant, mosquito-looking, long-legged bugs out and about this spring in Minnesota, don't worry, they won't suck your blood like mosquitos do.

One of the drivers was attempting a left turn.

When asked, "If you could only have one food for the rest of your life," the most common answer in Minnesota is pizza. (Right behind lutefisk and White Castle sliders.)

Think summer! The Steele County Free Fair has announced the artists that will appear on the grandstand stage this August.

The 15-year-old victim told police she went to a friend's home to smoke marijuana.

The now notorious owners of the suddenly shuttered Circle B wedding venue in Isanti, Minnesota are in the middle of an active lawsuit unrelated to the recently closed venue.

You might have heard about an invasion of cicadas creating a huge buzz across the country this year. So are they headed here-- and how loud will they be here in Minnesota?

The prison sentence will be followed by a lifetime of supervised release.

If the old adage about April showers bringing May flowers is true, we're only a few days away from some great blooms. And we now know which flower we like the most here in Minnesota.

We learned that the other day a bunch of couples received a heartbreaking and infuriating email saying their wedding venue was closing with no mention of refunds. Now there are other venues stepping in to help.

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Both of the fatal crash victims were in the same vehicle.

The initial report indicated that garbage cans stationed near the complex’s office were on fire.

EXPRESS recently filed a petition for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and has stated these are the 95 store locations that will be closing starting Tuesday, April 23rd, 2024.

Minnesota woman asks local Minnesota restaurants to have all food allergy information available online and in person, not just gluten. She also shows what an allergy reaction looks like as it is happening to her. #ThisIsWhatASoyAllergyReactionLooksLike

A big win with a lotto game, and an even bigger win with a scratch game!

The NFL draft will take place Thursday-Saturday with round 1 Thursday, rounds 2 and 3 on Friday and rounds 4-7 on Saturday. St. Cloud Tech graduate, Sauk Rapids native and former Gopher tight end Brevyn Spann-Ford will either be drafted or will likely sign as an undrafted rookie following the draft.

Minnesotans love golf and the sport has been growing in popularity in the state. Jake Juliot from Explore Minnesota joined me to talk about golf trip destination spots golfers should consider.

There is nothing better than a good sandwich.

This week, we learn about a character that is always lurking in the background of the Free Beer and Hot Wings Show: Trevor the Toucher.

Rocori Action Packs has been providing weekend meals for 10 years

A Year with Frog and Toad begins its 7 week run at CTC this weekend

And is Southeast MN the most politically "competitive"?

Find out how airlines are now required to give automatic cash refunds for significant flight changes, offering passengers more options and timely reimbursements.

The Old Farmer's Almanac has spoken, if you believe in that sort of thing.

The former Sartell paper mill site known as the city's Mill District's timeline has been pushed back a bit. That according to Sartell Mayor Ryan Fitzthum. He says the city continues to work with their consultants, interest groups, stakeholders and the community.

Margaritas, cervezas (beer), salsa, tacos, chips, pico de gallo and more will all be flowing very soon.

St. Cloud Technical and Community College is ready to start the Licensed Practical Nursing Career Grant Pathway Program after the college received $950,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending.

The Weekend is here with your list of activities in St. Cloud

Step into Grandma's house, where cookie tins hold mysteries and even the toilet roll cover has a story to tell.

A program that helps kids keep family ties with their incarcerated parents is expanding into more counties.

Tim Johnson joins GREAT as new Development Director

Here's what scientists say about the idea of ticks landing on people.

"Cuz every girl's crazy..." YOU CAN STOP RIGHT THERE

The Minnesota Department of Transportation is thanking its Adopt-a-Highway volunteers and is inviting more groups to join in.

Minnesota as a whole placed in the bottom half of U.S. rankings, but 9 hospitals earned an 'A'.

Over 40,000 tulips make up a floral rainbow you don't want to miss this spring!

The St. Cloud Fire Department says they responded to a house fire on the 200 block of 14th Avenue North at 12:34 a.m. Wednesday.

The first Target store opened on May 3rd, 1962 in Roseville, MN and from that day forward they have always stocked these items, but that could all come to end very soon.

The Meeker County Sheriff’s Office says they’ve received several reports of residents getting calls from someone claiming to be a Sergeant with the Meeker County Sheriff’s Office

These adorable little mammals are quite destructive. What can you do to protect your property in Minnesota?

Both casual and hardcore horse racing fans are looking forward to the 150th running of the Kentucky Derby.

John Prine cover marks second offering from 'Reunion' LP, due in May.

When you think of a Minnesota city rich with great restaurants, which city comes to mind? Minneapolis? St. Paul? Maybe a suburb like Bloomington or Edina?

Former Pink Floyd frontman's most recent LP dates back to the Top 5 hit 'Rattle That Lock.'

The Block Party's featured band, the Guess Who will not perform this summer. Instead the event will go on as scheduled on June 28th, at Whitney Park starting at 5:00 p.m. with a different lineup. The annual Liberty Block Party will celebrate it’s 36th edition this summer.

3 Minnesota attractions have partnered up to offer a new deal that will save you some money for visiting all of them.

The comment piqued my curiosity, so I hopped on the good ol' internet to try to figure out if that would really be the case- if I dug a hole as far as I could straight through the center of the Earth, where would I actually end up?