On June 27, 1977, heiress Elizabeth Congdon and her nurse are murdered at Glensheen mansion in Duluth. Whodunnit? For the answer, click on the headline above.

On June 22, 1861, how did a group of Minnesotans distinguish themselves from other volunteer soldiers at the start of the Civil War? For the answer, click on the headline above.

What event led to the collapse of St. Paul's High Bridge on Aug. 22, 1904? For the answer, click on the headline above...

On Sept. 27, 1935, former Minnesota Secretary of State Joan Growe was born in Minneapolis. In her long political career, she would do two things no other woman had done up to that point in state history. What were they? For the answer, click on the headline above...

On Aug. 9, 1842, Britain and the U.S. signed the Webster-Ashburton Treaty. How did this event affect Minnesota's borders? A) It avoided dividing the state into"North" and "South" Minnesota. B) It allowed Iowa to exist as a separate state. C) It set the boundary between Canada and the U.S., forming the"Northwest Angle." For the answer, click on the headline above...

On Aug. 31, 1929, Wilbur Foshay, dedicated his Foshay Tower in downtown Minneapolis. But the party didn't last long for this utilities king. It wouldn't be long before he'd end up in federal prison. What happened? A) He was convicted of a pyramid scheme. B) He was caught laundering money for a Norwegian mob. C) He was caught sneaking into the Fair once too often. For the answer, click on the headline above...

On July 19, 1967, Minneapolis experiences some of the unrest in African-American communities seen nationwide as rioting breaks out along Plymouth Avenue. How long did it last? For the answer click on the headline above.

What famous Civil War battle saw the First Minnesota Regiment suffer casualties of 82 percent, yet still survived to slow the Confederate force? For the answer, click on the headline above.