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A zoo sleepover, a WWII living history experience, and a live music set from a familiar local voice — central Minnesota's got a lot going on before Sunday rolls around.

Watab Park's pavilion restrooms got tagged with spray paint — and this wasn't the first time that week. Someone's been busy out there.

Three stages, food trucks, bounce houses, and a full seven hours of live music — it's a lot happening under one roof for one good reason.

A total of 50 Minnesota fire departments and first responder organizations are sharing in nearly $340,000 in grant money.

If you showed up to your local library Wednesday morning and found the doors still locked, you were definitely not alone.

Seventy years is a long time to keep an audience clapping — and one St. Paul seal show has done exactly that, rain or shine, summer after summer.

The Stearns History Museum is pulling out tanks, uniforms, and homefront stories this weekend — and for the second year running, it won't cost you a thing to get in.

Highway 23 in Rockville saw a two-vehicle crash just after 10:30 Tuesday night — here's the full picture from the Minnesota State Patrol.

There's a stretch of alley in downtown St. Cloud that keeps getting more interesting every year, and it's about to get another reason to look up.

A water main break under one of Sartell's busier stretches means Pinecone Road is shutting down — and it won't be a quick fix.

The Cold Spring Legion kicks things off at 4 o'clock, and it only gets more interesting from there — George and Martha Washington are apparently making an appearance on Main Street.

A St. Joseph man faces 13 felony counts of tax crimes.