The first Target store opened on May 3rd, 1962 in Roseville, MN and from that day forward they have always stocked these items, but that could all come to end very soon.
As a 80s kid, Mr. Wizard was the TV science guy, but for kids of the 90s, it was Bill Nye the Science Guy, and here's how you can see and meet him when he's in Minnesota.
Experience the delightful aroma of hundreds of tulips at The Tulip House in Minneapolis. Don't miss this unique attraction on Humboldt Ave. and W 25th Street!
The NFL draft will take place Thursday-Saturday with round 1 Thursday, rounds 2 and 3 on Friday and rounds 4-7 on Saturday. St. Cloud Tech graduate, Sauk Rapids native and former Gopher tight end Brevyn Spann-Ford will either be drafted or will likely sign as an undrafted rookie following the draft.
Minnesotans love golf and the sport has been growing in popularity in the state. Jake Juliot from Explore Minnesota joined me to talk about golf trip destination spots golfers should consider.
If you see these giant, mosquito-looking, long-legged bugs out and about this spring in Minnesota, don't worry, they won't suck your blood like mosquitos do.
When asked, "If you could only have one food for the rest of your life," the most common answer in Minnesota is pizza. (Right behind lutefisk and White Castle sliders.)
Find out how airlines are now required to give automatic cash refunds for significant flight changes, offering passengers more options and timely reimbursements.
The former Sartell paper mill site known as the city's Mill District's timeline has been pushed back a bit. That according to Sartell Mayor Ryan Fitzthum. He says the city continues to work with their consultants, interest groups, stakeholders and the community.
St. Cloud Technical and Community College is ready to start the Licensed Practical Nursing Career Grant Pathway Program after the college received $950,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending.