One of the guns Gabriel Lee Young-Duncan obtained was used in a deadly St. Paul shooting last year.
The festival at the Union Depot returns June 4-5.
The Twin Cities is among the areas that could get hit.
The sunbather told police he was trying to "tan and relax."
Nero helped save the California condors before taking up his post as an education ambassador.
Few details are known about the incident.
The former Minnesota Vikings linebacker was introduced Friday afternoon.
MPR said "select programming elements" of APM Reports will be incorporated into MPR News.
The most significant severe threats are Sunday night and again on Monday.
The young woman killed in the crash was a college student studying zoology.
A guide to Memorial Day weekend 2022.
If the Lynx beat Atlanta tonight for the WNBA title, it'll be the first pro sports title in Minnesota since 1991. Twenty years ago, the Twins broke hearts in Atlanta. Here's a rare peek at the very somber local TV coverage after the Twins' Game 7 win.
Here's a look back at the greatest half-inning in Twins history. We were fishing for clips for our daily "Sports MN Video Vault" feature and found this re-mix from the 1991 Game 7 broadcast. A classic. Oh, by the way, thanks again for coming through in the clutch Mr. Larkin.
Just for the heck of it, here's a reel of Jared Allen sacks. Really hard not to like this guy, and we totally endorse his post-sack roping routine.
In honor of the Lynx' parade in downtown Minneapolis, here's a peek at the 1987 parade held for the World Champion Twins after they beat St. Louis. Why no audio? Beats us. Perhaps to give the feel that this is indeed ancient history.
We're not exactly sure how Super Bowl IV featuring the Vikings and Chiefs is on YouTube in its entirety (the clip runs 2 hours, 51 minutes), but we're not complaining. Sure, the Vikings lost, but Video Vault doesn't get any better than this -- even if it is in beautiful black and white. Watch it now before those pesky NFL lawyers order YouTube to yank it down.
This has nothing to do with sports, but that doesn't bother us today. Here's a clip of the Monkees playing the Minnesota Zoo last July. R.I.P., Davy Jones.
We never get tired of looking at this clip from 2006, when a Twins fans not only interrupted the Minnesota-Boston game, but circled the bases with a head first slide into home.
About 1,500 fans, dressed in green and gold, were at the Fargodome late Saturday night to welcome home the North Dakota State University football team. The Bison won the school's first Division I title with a 17-6 victory over Sam Houston State University in Frisco, Texas.
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