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The Minnesota Department of Health believes transmission is not happening within the schools but rather in the community.

The goal of the demonstration was to show how integrated technologies and joint connectivity can support warfighters by providing actionable data and increased situational awareness, the company said.

Alton Slough on the Upper Mississippi River was long a popular mooring place for steamboats to take refuge from ice and other rigors of winter.

A fire south of St. Rosa Tuesday morning destroyed a hay barn and killed 48 heads of cattle.

A fire south of St. Rosa Tuesday morning destroyed a hay barn and killed 48 heads of cattle.

A modern folk troubadour in every sense, Samara Jade is originally from the Hudson Valley of New York, but nowadays divides her time between Western North Carolina, the Pacific Northwest, and the van life that bridges those worlds together. Her latest album out is “Zero”, which is “a tribute to the shadowy realms of the mystery faced on the fool’s journey that lead one to wholeness. May it be a soundtrack to metamorphosis in the times of not-knowing.” Samara and her band kick off the n...

Chelsea Handler brings her “Vaccinated and Horny Tour” to the Thomas Wolfe Auditorium. In addition to comedy, theres plenty of music to catch.

While sleigh rides through a winter wonderland may seem a thing of the past, we found four places around Minnesota where you can enjoy one for yourself this winter season!

Brewery openings are tamer affairs these days. When Rahr & Sons opened in 2004, the selling point was clear: beer, beer, beer. The most recent wave of brewpub openings has navigated a more nuanced blend of selling points that include food, cocktails, and music. Bankhead Brewing Co., for example, spotlights

The Mojave, marketed for special forces, doesn’t need a traditional runway to launch.