Bert Kreischer, known as "The Machine," or the king of shirtless stand-up, is bringing his "Permission to Party" World Tour to the Mayo Civic Center in Rochester, Minnesota, on Friday, March 13th.
The Olympic spotlight was on Minnesota this year, where local athletes not only competed but thrived, bringing home a bounty of medals, pride, and now a paycheck.
Minnesota law requires headlights from sunset to sunrise and during any precipitation like rain or snow. According to KnowYourRights.com, police can legally pull you over even in a light drizzle.
"Two-thirds of parents admit that they don't have adequate controls in place to help protect their kids." If you fit this statistic, plan on attending this free event.
Well, folks, it seems some of our snowy Minnesota yards are getting a splash of blue, and it’s not from any artist’s palette. Let’s talk about what’s really going on.
Despite its reputation for clean skies, certain corners of Minnesota are experiencing alarming air quality issues—let's shine a light on the cities affected.
This Thursday night could be monumental for the Sartell-St. Stephen boys hockey team—just one win stands between them and their first state tournament.
Luke Combs says it's important to him to never push a political agenda in his music. But that hasn't kept some listeners from assuming he's on one side or another. In fact, he says some tried to "actively cancel" him after assuming he was politically liberal...
A lighthearted look at the old advice against yellow snow and the surprising rise in recipes using fresh, white snow, with tips on what’s safe to eat this winter.