Lifestyle

Thanks to the Minnesota DNR and the University of Minnesota, we now know what the tall, fluffy-looking grass is that is popping up in ditches in Minnesota.

And going on all month with fun for all ages!

A few weeks ago we asked you to tell us you were from Minnesota, without actually saying you were from Minnesota. The results were very funny, and very Minnesotan.

Many Minnesotans are seeking a side-hustle, to help make ends meet in a time of rising costs. Here are some ideas.

Last holiday season, a very popular holiday festival in Minnesota was canceled. But we got good news that this year the festival will be back!

You often see lights in and around homes in Minnesota, but you'll want to call for help if you see a blinking porch light on a house in your neighborhood.

We've all probably done it while driving, but is it really against the law here in Minnesota to flash your headlights at another vehicle?

The creepy dolls are back for spooky season at the History Center of Olmsted County. This year, they'll be hosting a special circus-themed party.

Octobers in Minnesota are known for crisp air and bright foliage turning the landscape into shades of red, orange, and yellow. Days get shorter, and nights become cooler, with temperatures usually in the 60s during the day and dropping into the 40s at night. It’s often an ideal month for outdoor activities like backyard fires, hiking, and apple picking while the colorful leaves are at their best.

If you’re in Minnesota, Iowa, or Wisconsin, you have a good chance of seeing the Northern Lights tonight. Scientists say the aurora might even be visible in parts of Nebraska.