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He was last seen attending a concert in Minneapolis.

The suspect has a lengthy criminal history that dates back more than 25 years.

Each year, Duluth Airshow organizers share their funniest phone calls and most ridiculous requests they receive. You won't believe what some people are thinking.

Smoked chicken, mac and cheese and a bar that stays open late on weekends — Tig's BBQ is making itself at home in a building this time, retiring their popular food truck for a real brick-and-mortar.

A preliminary investigation conducted by the Winona County Sheriff's Office indicated the pilot experienced Injun troubles and was attempting an emergency landing.

UPDATE: The Kasson Police Department says Kasper has been located and is safe.

The court document says the alleged theft happened on December 30 of last year. The hospital is not named in the complaint.

His bail was set at $100,000.

According to court documents, he admitted to aggravating factors for his sentencing.

Bears have been spotted in Billings Park and city officials are offering up a few tips to keep them out of local neighborhoods.

The Brooklyn Park Police Department announced the arrest in a news release published on Thursday.

Nearly 760,000 people made their way to one spot along Lake Superior last year — and most of them probably heard the falls before they even saw them.

Ever noticed how some signs just blend into the background? That’s exactly what’s happening on one Highway 52 on-ramp right now.

The Alexandria native is back on TV, and this time he's traded the firehouse for a family tangled up in the FBI, Secret Service and a conspiracy nobody saw coming. See the first trailer and get all the premiere details.

He was flying what federal authorities have described as an “Airborne Windsports Microlight aircraft,” which is similar to a motorized hang glider.

Culver's has started swapping Mello Yello for Cherry Coke, meaning one popular secret menu drink can no longer be made.

With a heat wave rolling in next week, someone asked a question that probably more drivers have wondered about than would admit it.

Flags in Iowa will be lowered to half-staff for the coming week.

A 24-inch water main pipe sounds massive — and apparently, it's unusual enough that it's throwing off an entire St. Cloud street project by nearly a year.

Somewhere out there, a gardener is sneaking through a neighborhood after dark with an armful of zucchini, and honestly, it's a completely legitimate holiday.

Somewhere in Minnesota, beans are buried underground overnight, and the whole town shows up the next day to eat them. There's even a king and queen crowned for the occasion.

A crash northwest of Clearwater sent a Foreston woman to the hospital on Friday morning.

After 26 years in public service, Tim O'Driscoll is stepping away from the State Legislature — and he's got a lot to look back on before he walks out the door in January.

Cow Appreciation Day is back, and the Chick-fil-A near Crossroads Center is in.

Illinois regularly seeing high UV indexes during the summer and even cloudy days can expose your skin to damaging ultraviolet radiation.

Bassist confirms he wouldn’t attend the induction ceremony even if the band wasn’t busy on tour – and singer Bruce Dickinson agrees.

The album itself came out in 1995, but it was the following year that saw it truly take off.

A Ramsey-based beverage company is bringing more than just drinks to the Minnesota State Fair next year — there's a whole destination in the works.

Town ball doesn't always mean big scores — sometimes it's a pitcher's duel where one run in the second inning holds up for nine full innings.

From Elton John and Eric Clapton to Bob Dylan and Peter Frampton – and many more.

NOAA put a number on it this week — 97 percent. That's how confident forecasters are that this El Niño sticks around well into 2027.

Flannel Jam is back for year four at Hard Rock Live in Rockford — and they're still not telling anyone who's playing. That's kind of their whole thing.

Joan Cusack isn’t just a Hollywood name; she’s also a local business owner with a gift shop that’s a must-see in Chicago.

Picture yourself sifting through rows of vinyl, uncovering musical gems that transport you to another time. Wisconsin’s record stores are calling, and the adventure awaits.

There's live music, horse races, and a raffle all happening in Marty this Saturday, and it starts with Leon Laudenbach at five o'clock sharp.

Knowing what to do during a lightning storm can help keep you and your family safe in Illinois.

Symptoms usually begin about one week after eating or drinking something contaminated.

The city of Melrose is one of 11 communities and organizations sharing in the latest round of child care grants.

A Scottish man is in jail, charged with assault after he attacked someone outside the railway station in Oban, Scottland.

The Minnesota DNR has a reminder for people selling docks, boat lifts, trailers, and other water accessories.

It's not every week that a top-ranked international youth tournament and FIFA World Cup watch parties happen in the same place — but that's exactly what's going on in Blaine right now.

That stoplight in Royalton has been frustrating drivers for years — and now there are 26 different ideas on the table to fix it. Not one. Twenty-six.

Planning a north-woods camping trip? The U.S. Forest Service has banned tents and even pop-up campers at Minnesota's West Winnie Campground on Lake Winnibigoshish into the fall, citing frequent black bear activity.

Fido and Rover are basically retired at this point. The names people are giving their dogs now sound more like the kids in a kindergarten class.

A frozen water bottle and a golf ball might sound like an odd pairing, but for people dealing with heel pain, they could be part of the answer.

Want to see the Bears without buying a game ticket? Free training camp registration is now open for this summer's practices.

What started as a Fourth of July gathering turned into a dramatic rescue when a group of teens saved an elderly couple and family from a house fire.

Most people in the Chicago area have never felt the ground move. This week, some of them did — and it came from an unexpected direction.