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I didn't think I would get it, but I wound up with a piece of history in my home.

Deep in the Russian wilderness, the struggle for life and death is probably a daily occurrence. However, it's never been seen in such dramatic fashion as photos from The Zoological Society of London show.

If you were at the Metrodome yesterday to see the Vikings host the Cleveland Browns, you know it didn't go well for the purple-and-gold. But there were plenty of things OUTSIDE of that game to keep your interest. Photographer Joe Bielawa captured the sights of the Vikings home opener for us.

On a recent trip to New York City, Townsquare Media-St. Cloud's Jen Jacobs visited the 9-11 Memorial, capturing some moving images we wanted to share on this 12th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on America.

Rainbows and golden filtered sun appeared after thunderstorms rumbled through Central Minnesota last night. Photographer Steven Sohlstrom captured these beautiful shots around 7:30 last night, scrambling his radio controlled camera plane after spotting this intense rainbow.

Has Gunnar Boetcher discovered the famous 'jacklope' of legend? Not likely, but the Southern Minnesota deformed rabbit known as Frankenstein has become the latest viral video to be passed around.

The St. Cloud Prison is home to a thousand Minnesota inmates. Prisoners over the past 125 years helped build the correctional facility -- and its massive granite wall -- brick-by-brick.

A massive tornado touched down just south of Oklahoma City on Monday, killing dozens. At least seven of those killed were students at Plaza Towers Elementary School in Moore. The twister, which measured 2 miles at one point, has been given a preliminary classification of an EF-4 tornado (winds of 166 to 200 mph), according to weather officials.

Minnesota Twins fans didn't mind the cold too much. They were at Target Field Monday for the earliest -- and maybe the chilliest -- Home Opener in club history. Alas, the Twins lost the opener, 4-2 to the Detroit Tigers.

There are places in this world normal ambulances and rescue equipment can't reach - and those places are exactly where you might find snowmobile and ATV-pulled sleds made by Orion Sleds and Trailers of Watkins.