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In 2005, East Central Minnesota Pride hosted its first Pride celebration in Pine City. Years later, the small town continues to be a growing LGBTQ+ community.
Minnesota Hot Tub Boats had its grand opening over the weekend at Boom Island Park, offering rentable hot tub boats to customers through November.
The residents of the Twin Cities were honored Sunday with a John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award, for demonstrating “compassion and unwavering commitment to the ideals that sustain our democracy” during the federal immigration enforcement surge.
Weekend conventions for Minnesota’s major political parties won’t head off primaries that could prove expensive and fierce for both the DFL and the GOP.
Alberto Castañeda Mondragón was hospitalized after he said ICE agents in St. Paul dragged him from a vehicle, threw him to the ground and repeatedly struck him in the head with a steel baton. ICE agents told hospital staff that the man ran while handcuffed into a brick wall.
It’s been 17 years since a devastating flood prompted City of Moorhead officials to upgrade infrastructure to mitigate floods. They just got the last bit of funding to finish the projects.
Clay is widely used as a treatment method in other countries, but it hasn’t gotten much attention in the U.S. Researchers from the University of Minnesota and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are proposing to test its use in Minneapolis stormwater ponds with a history of algal blooms.
The Birch Bay Fire has burned about 25 acres near the North Arm of Burntside Lake, about eight miles outside Ely. Nine cabins have been evacuated.
The Wildcat Sanctuary in Sandstone celebrated Rio the ocelot’s 27th birthday last week. She is believed to be the oldest of her species of wildcat living in human care.
Mural artist Saype is bringing his “Beyond Walls” project to Minneapolis. It’s the mural’s first home in the U.S.
While debates often pit growth and nature against each other, a new study finds countries use less cropland as they become wealthier, preserving biodiversity
On July 24, organizers aim to break the world record for the most people of the same name to consecutively ride a roller coaster.
