In 2019, the Pioneer Press tiptoed around it, writing: "This turkey didn’t travel to the state Capitol to get pardoned." That ...

Maggie Faris is a lot of things: a former ice cream man, a giant shoe enthusiast, and a State Fair superfan. And all of those ...

Plus revisiting Grape Salad Gate, HBD 'Mystery Science Theater 3000,' and a shoutout to MNopedia in today's Flyover news ...

There were about 20 similar Scandinavian gift shops in the Twin Cities in 1974. Today, Ingebretsen’s is the only one that ...

Believe it! When Minnesota Public Radio's Cathy Wurzer reached out about the new TPT documentary she's co-executive producing ...

Welcome to Weed Weviews, a verbal foible that’s become the very real name of this monthly column. Think of it like our Doin’ ...

Plus Target's Bullseye problem, Nimrod gets its due, and remembering Phillip Murphy in today's Flyover news roundup.

A sincere and gratitude-stuffed "gobble, gobble" to all our RacketCast listeners ahead of this, the final episode before ...

Both his walks (which he undertakes with no plan, with no system) and the garages he documents (which are “doing something to ...

Walz's image—rural Midwestern National Guardsman, football coach, and hunter—gave the pundit class a few solid weeks of ...

The scope of Brunner's project widened to include people from all walks of life—basically anyone she'd bump into along Duluth ...

Some aspects of zythology (the study of beer and brewing) remain a mystery to this day. One such aspect is the exact ...