But he's ready to try again. The voice behind "Prairie Home" talked with MPR about why the first go failed for Common Ground Books -- too small, in the basement, invisible -- and what to expect at the new location.
The suspect was found dead in a stolen vehicle in Minnesota.
Investigators believe the suspect is related to all three victims.
The-19-year-old died from a fentanyl overdose last month.
The watch is just north of the Twin Cities metro area.
Imagine dumping Lake Minnetonka into Lake Superior 47 times.
The bill didn't receive the required votes for further consideration on Wednesday.
The goal is to have these trees planted by the year 2040.
The new technology will expand the movie screen onto the side walls of the theater auditorium.
The crash happened just before 9 p.m. Tuesday.
First quarter profitability declines 52% year-over-year.
The crash temporarily shutdown westbound Highway 36.
The video aired before GOP-backed secretary of state candidate Kim Crockett's speech at the state party convention.
Common Good Books is becoming Next Chapter Booksellers.
In a statement Friday, author Garrison Keillor says his store, "Common Good Books," will move to Snelling Avenue near Macalester College in St. Paul. The Minnesota native says the new location showcases a strong neighborhood flavor.
The mother of iconic Minnesota author and broadcaster Garrison Keillor has died. Grace Keillor died Friday at her home in Brooklyn Park at age 97, Garrison Keillor said in a news release. The "Prairie Home Companion" star wrote, "Mother had a good, long life" and said his mother "died in the house Dad built in 1947, with her children around her holding her hand and singing hymns."
Garrison Keillor, host of public radio's "A Prairie Home Companion," is hosting an event Wednesday at the Fisher's Club in Avon to raise money for DFL hotelier Jim Graves as he builds his campaign coffers in a race against Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn.
The "Prairie Home Companion" star has agreed to be part of a contest that aims to raise money for the campaign to defeat a November ballot measure. The proposed constitutional amendment would effectively ban gay marriage in Minnesota.
Garrison Keillor says he's shelved his plan to retire from hosting A Prairie Home Companion. "The show is going well. I love doing it. Why quit?" A new book featuring the radio show's hard-boiled detective, Guy Noir, is due out in the spring.
In a two-part interview with KSTP, public radio host Garrison Keillor talks about when he might retire from his "A Prairie Home Companion" show, his 14-year-old daughter, his 2009 stroke, and why he loaned his voice to the marriage amendment debate. And he gives props to longtime foe Jesse Ventura.
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