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I recently witnessed multiple people aggressively doing the wrong things in a road construction area. Thankfully there weren't any accidents!

A new scam targeting Minnesotans uses a fake government email, criminal allegations and a phony phone number to scare victims into calling.

Feeling old yet? 40 years ago this week, a cat-eating alien, George Jefferson in a church and the South's sassiest decorators all premiered on TV.

A national study just named America's most underrated golf courses, and one Minnesota course cracked the Top 10. It's built on an old Iron Range mine, and its 13th hole is legendary. Hurry, you might still have time to play it this year.

Minnesota and Wisconsin both made the top five most financially responsible states, with Minnesota posting an average credit score of 742.

There are layers to this Minnesota sports disappointment cake.

Gangsters, bullet holes, and rumors of bodies buried beneath the floor? This Minnesota destination has a past that sounds like a Hollywood crime thriller, and HGTV says it's the creepiest place in the state. Would YOU take a tour?

Pearson's has closed its Minnesota candy factory, putting the future of the iconic Salted Nut Roll and Nut Goodie Bar in question.

Driverless cars are booming across the country, and Waymo has been testing them in Minneapolis. Now the city could be the first to require a paid human monitor to sit behind the wheel. The idea has supporters, and one powerful critic.

At first glance, they look a lot like your average ladybugs, but they’re not the same.. and they will bite you.

Minnesota’s ghost towns are like eerie time capsules - once thriving, now abandoned. From crumbling buildings to faded signs, these places still tell haunting stories.

Black Sabbath legend worked closely with vocalist Jorn Lande during "no pressure" sessions for his first solo album in more than 20 years.

WalletHub named two Wisconsin cities in the list of America's best small cities, citing affordability, safety, economic health and quality of life.

The band's recent stint in Cleveland was pretty epic. Here are some of our favorite moments from the week.

Famous acts have been swiping ideas and making them their own from the beginning. Here are the worst offenders.

Last year, nearly 140,000 Minnesota deer licenses were sold in the 2 days before opener. With a brand-new licensing system in place, the DNR says waiting until the last minute this year could cost you hunting time due to unexpected delays.

Officials say the semi-truck was exiting I-35W when the deadly collision occurred.

The U.S. just banned Canadian beer, wine, spirits, and more. Does that mean last call for Crown Royal, Fireball, and Labatt Blue in America? Here's what the new ban really covers, what it doesn't, and why.

Whether you believe in ghosts or not, the lingering sense of something supernatural keeps you on edge, turning a simple overnight stay into a spine-chilling adventure.

Two major Minnesota healthcare organizations are combining into one entity. Here's what the two entities say this means for patients and employees.

Surprise addition comes days before the show.

A 78-year-old Duluth man told a stranger his truck wasn't for sale. Moments later, he was fighting for his life. More than 5 years later, the man responsible has been sentenced. Here's what local and federal officials had to say.

The trek will stop in cities all over North America in 2027.

Ariat just opened its biggest store ever right here at Mall of America, bringing 30 years of Western wear expertise to Minnesota for the first time.