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A Grammy winner with a famous beard made a quiet stop at a St. Paul guitar shop — and it wasn't even his first time.

A news release says all eight of the cameras were stolen sometime between July 29 and August 1.

The job postings showed up in June, but most people probably didn't notice Spirit Halloween was coming to Miller Hill Mall until the doors swung open this week.

The Rochester-based healthcare provider has once again been named to U.S. News and World Report’s Best Hospitals Honor Roll.

Five surveillance cameras are quietly tracking license plates around Rochester right now — and most people have no idea they're there.

What started as a few community events has grown into something much bigger. A longtime Rochester tradition just reached a milestone that deserves all the attention.

A shed was torched in a fire that happened around 12:30 a.m. on September 30, 2023.

People have been noticing these helicopters towing a strange device just above treetops in Northern Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan. Here's the explanation of what they are, and what they are looking for.

School bus races happen this Saturday at the Hibbing Speedway. The night also features Midwest Mods, Hornest, Crown Vics, and the Figure 8 Enduro Race featuring DOOM.

Need a break from screens and summer boredom? Rochester families can enjoy two free library events packed with dancing, creativity, and LEGO fun. Here's what you need to know.

He was sentenced a few weeks ago for a felony drug conviction involving hundreds of fentanyl pills.

Celebrity sightings aren't unusual in Rochester, and a Monday afternoon encounter has fans wondering if they spotted David Arquette. Here's the tip we got.

Whether you're coming for the fireworks, food trucks, live music or kids attractions, here's everything happening this weekend at Kasson's Festival in the Park.

The mall has been adding something new around almost every corner lately, and the latest addition is going to hit home for a lot of parents.

Police say the victim suffered a non-life-threatening gunshot wound.

She grew up on a farm in Freedhem, earned her GED as an adult, ran her own business, and still found time to sew wedding dresses. Bev Kronbeck lived a full life.

After a delay on the 4th of July, a QC classic show is back.

A Wisconsin county sheriff's deputy recently responded to a call about a helicopter parked in a Cabela's parking lot. The pilot's reason for landing there was amazing.

Cash stuffing sounds old-fashioned until you realize it kept families afloat during the Great Depression — and now it's back, and Gen Z is all in.

Jackson already knows sit, stay, lay down, and high five — this five-year-old shelter dog has clearly been paying attention.

A massive new Oak Brook entertainment center will feature the Midwest's longest go-kart track, VR attractions, bowling and an arcade.

Which Rockford event do you wish was still around? Locals shared the festivals, fairs, and traditions they remember most.

Not every weapon is going to be the classiest.

Why sit in traffic when you can fly? A Wisconsin man legally landed his helicopter at Cabela's after deciding the drive was simply too long.

More than 221,000 dollars in unpaid taxes, five years of unfiled returns, and a paper trail that includes casino winnings. A small business owner from Rice is now facing charges from the Dakota County Attorney's Office.

U.S. News ranked Northwestern Memorial and Rush University Medical Center among the nation's top hospitals for patient care and outcomes.

It turns out the most dangerous animal in Wisconsin is one most people have walked right past on a hiking trail without thinking twice.

Sixty years later, 90 rare tracks and a Blu-ray packed with studio-quality audio expand a masterpiece.

Illinois is cutting its state sales tax on back-to-school shopping for 10 days this August — and it's the first time this has happened since 2022.

A teenager in St. Cloud had a handgun pulled on him Monday afternoon — and the people involved weren't strangers.

The Eagles just added more dates in 2027.

Many Minnesota lakes and rivers are experiencing lower water levels due to the persistent drought and higher-than-normal temperatures.

A farm kid from Litchfield who once sold 267 magazine subscriptions on his bike ended up building one of the most enduring small businesses in the St. Cloud area.

A Cathedral High School reunion, a variety show with acrobats and burlesque, and a grassroots festival — the Red Carpet in St. Cloud has a packed August lineup worth knowing about.

Drum legend Terry Bozzio joins the all-star lineup, which also features Steve Vai and Tony Levin.

It's been over a century of movies and books, and somehow the Titanic still finds ways to surprise people — this Minneapolis exhibition is a good example of why.

A local animal rescue shared the story of a mother dog and her two-week-old puppies found abandoned in a ditch, and one Facebook commenter learned a lesson.

Eleven strikeouts in five innings. Emerson McKnight was dealing Monday night, and the Rox offense backed him up in a big way.

When you need stuff from the store, you need it.

He's touring behind 'Somebody Tried to Sell Me a Bridge,' the former Them frontman's 48th album.

Gas, groceries, a night under the stars — seven everyday Minnesota costs from 2016, stacked up against what they run today. The numbers tell a pretty clear story.

It contains 104 tracks, including 52 previous unreleased recordings.

A wet summer in Iowa and Illinois has mosquitoes out in full force — and researchers say something sitting in a lot of medicine cabinets might actually help.

This year's Davenport Spirit Halloween is located at: 5255 Elmore Avenue, Davenport, IA 52807 (former Party City location)

St. Cloud is sitting on 237 single-family lots and a goal that still needs 219 more homes to meet it — so the city council decided to do something about it.

From August 6th through 8th, the Quad Cities will become a treasure hunter's paradise, featuring vintage collectibles and iconic signs sourced from an impressive 42 states.

A retired couple in Joliet lost around $400,000 from their accounts — and the person who took it was someone they trusted completely.

Twenty head of cattle just vanished from a Marathon County farm — and nobody seems to know where they went or how someone pulled it off.