Richard Chin

There are lots of things that happen only at the Minnesota State Fair: Butter busts Costumed llamas Traffic-cone-flavored lip balm

Using fake teams, fake commercials and a fake announcer (named for legendary Minnesota car dealership owner Wally McCarthy), this podcast will have you nodding off.

Three local kayakers paddle through a parking lot and three rides closed by the flooded Minnesota River.

Conditions are just right this soggy midsummer to see the quiet magic in after-hours viewings.

The unusual sight of a giant lumberjack and his massive blue ox on the shores of Lake Bemidji got even more unusual earlier this month when Paul and Babe were swarmed by hundreds of people on unicycles.

Prediction markets and oddsmakers place the Minnesota governor as about the third likeliest choice.

They is actually corn in the Minnesota fair favorite, but what about that “dog” part?

The rural household is part of a nonmonogamous movement that some say is going mainstream.

“I think God is a part of both victory and failure on the course or in a game,” he said. We wondered: Even the Vikings?

A reporting app reveals our state to be flyover country when it comes to flying saucers. Could it be because of our weather?