Dave Overlund

Until recently I didn't know that the sirens were not something most states did and that they were relatively native to Minnesota. You learn something new every day I guess.

A Minnesota man known for his unusual inventions has outdone himself with his latest innovation: a beer-powered motorcycle.

This weekend marks one of the most important holidays on any Minnesotan's calendar: the fishing opener! This year's opener is one week later than years past, which hopefully means better weather and hungrier fish!

From 1970's "Airport" to 2019's "Jackpot," the State of Minnesota has hosted the production of over 100 movies. Here are 45 of the most notable.

The Minnesota Vikings will hold a public memorial service for Bud Grant at US Bank Stadium on May 21st. The event is free to the public but tickets will be required for entry.

When I was a kid there were three staples I just knew I was going to get in my Easter basket every year. Like clockwork, I could count on receiving these things along with whatever other random items may be in there.

Comedian Kelsey Cook was at Acme Comedy Company last month. Cook is from Spokane, Washington and during her routine at Acme she lamented the fact that no one bothered to give her a heads-up about the sirens blaring every week when she moved to Minnesota.

Like everyone else in the great state of Minnesota, I am completely and totally over this long, cold, snowy, seemingly endless winter. Shoot, not only is it one degree (ABOVE ZERO AND EVERYTHING) on March 29th, we haven't even hit 50 once this entire month. It's enough to make a Minnesotan crazy.

As it turns out he wanted to give the fans a show and, when that request was denied, he just didn't want people to see his hair without his helmet on. The man is a national treasure.

That could very well be the worst commercial for any sport, person or product that I have ever seen. I clicked on the user profile to see if there was any more gold to be found, and, was there ever!