The survivors reported that three others were missing. Law enforcement launched a large-scale search that ended with the recovery of the bodies of the three missing boaters on Sunday.
A few years ago, I signed up to do a yoga class in a vineyard...and it was one of the best experiences ever! FYI, another yoga class at a winery in Rochester is happening soon...here's what you need to know.
At Thursdays Downtown in Rochester this week you can meet fellow singles at Pitch-a-Friend. Friends will pitch their single friend on the Peace Plaza stage.
Several new road closures are coming in Minnesota. Stretches of I-494 and the northbound I-35E ramps at Highway 77 both shut down for work that starts this week and runs through the weekend. Here's what's closed and the detours to take.
Hibachi at the table or cooked right in front of you — MASA is bringing both options to the Duluth area, and the owners say they're getting close to opening. See the progress inside.
Ramsey County had to shut down mulch giveaways at two yard waste sites this summer — and the reason behind it is something most gardeners have never heard of.
Canterbury Park in Shakopee is throwing unicorns and llamas into the mix on race day — and somehow, that's not even the strangest thing they've ever done there.
The Rox had Minnesota on the ropes before most fans had finished their first hot dog — St. Cloud jumped out fast and never looked back Monday night at Joe Faber Field.
As I sat at The Ledge Friday night listening to the stories behind the songs, I learned a few things about this legendary Kentucky band that I had somehow never known before.
Ella Langley turned one of her biggest songs into a bottle — and the first run sold out almost immediately after it dropped in May. Now, the only restock of the summer has it back on shelves but only while supplies last.
Door County's dining scene is booming. This summer, 9 spots are new to the peninsula for 2026. From ZaZa's cracker-crust pizza in Sister Bay to a Nordic supper club in Ellison Bay. Some are brand-new, others familiar names in a new home.
The Sartell Muskies got hit by pitches five times Sunday and still found a way to score seven runs. John Schumer crossed the plate three times all by himself.
Dierks Bentley is heading to Brainerd — and if you've ever seen him live, you already know Saturday night at Lakes Jam 2027 just got a whole lot louder.