Erica Pearson

At one time, the fairgrounds were home to quite a few year-round residents.

With unemployment as high as 70 percent in some parts of the state, Minnesotans responded to the crisis in unique ways.

Airmen at bustling Air Force stations once watched Minnesota’s skies from Baudette to Chandler. Then everyone left.

“Golf fever” first came to the state in the 1890s.

The combination of cinnamon bread, Cheez Whiz and olives is especially beloved in Roseau.

Some suburbs that were designed with cars in mind have been adding sidewalks. Not everyone loves them.

Researchers have studied the impact on panfish that are caught in Minnesota’s deep waters, then released.

It’s getting easier. This spring marks the beginning of a new, pioneering stewardship program.

The answer is more complicated than you might think.

It’s not just an illusion – the beloved Minneapolis waterfall really used to be wider.