2,350 Minnesotans were sterilized under state’s 1925 eugenics law — most of them women
Spurred on by proponents of the pseudoscientific eugenics movement, Minnesota was one of 32 states to enact such a law during ...
Painting found at Minnesota garage sale is not a real Van Gogh
The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam says this painting of a fisherman, found at a garage sale in Minnesota, isn't a Van Gogh.
Federal buildings for-sale list republishes without Minnesota properties
The GSA has again posted a list of properties it plans to sell, after pulling an earlier list offline earlier this month.
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Downtown St. Paul without a grocery store after Lunds & Byerlys closes
The downtown St. Paul Lunds & Byerlys is set to close its doors for good Wednesday, leaving the area with no grocery store.
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In 2024, Two Minnesota State Parks Were Removed from the System – What Happened and Will They Be Replaced?
In 2024, the DNR shuttered two Minnesota state parks at the direction of the legislature. Here's what happened.
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This Abandoned Montana Mining Town Is Lively Once Again With Wooden Boardwalks And Vintage Steam Trains
Feel as though you've stepped back in time at this gold rush-era town that was once desolate but is now home to preserved shops, a train, and other attractions.
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The Charming, Tiny, And Wildly Underrated Minnesota Community Called The World's Restaurant Capital
This small, quirky town three hours from Minneapolis is often called the "restaurant capital of the world," with eateries ...