The comedian and actor is also a bluegrass musician. He'll perform at WE Fest in August with his band, the Steep Canyon Rangers. The group was nominated for a Grammy award.
The Lakeville City Council approved plans for the center on Monday.
They'll run for three hours on Halloween.
The "Great Minnesota Holiday Get-Together" will feature a 1-mile route through the fairgrounds and more than 1 million lights.
The restaurant and cafe announced the closure on Facebook Monday.
Sen. Paul Gazelka and Rep. Kurt Daudt were among those who launched the drive on Monday.
The emotional moment was captured on video.
The City of Minneapolis and Hennepin County are named in the suit.
The Twin Cities could see anything from two to five inches.
The discovery was made Saturday morning.
Assistant Chief Bryan Tyner will take over, following the current chief's retirement
There are now 13 places for people to bring their mail-in ballot.
Funnyman Steve Martin lightened up the crowd at WE Fest outside of Detroit Lakes Friday night after a massive storm delayed his outdoor show by 90 minutes. Though Martin was there to play banjo instead of tell jokes, he started the concert by saying, "I'm the one in white pants. And I'll be wearing white pants the whole show, unless something goes horribly wrong."
The feature film directorial debuts of "The Sopranos" creator David Chase and Oscar-winning film icon Dustin Hoffman are among the films screening at the Twin Cities Film Fest, which begins Friday and runs through Oct. 20. The 60-film event also includes the world premieres of films shot in Minnesota, and attendance by several filmmakers and actors.
The Associated Press is reporting Apple co-founder Steve Jobs has died after a long struggle with pancreatic cancer. He was 56. Jobs abruptly stepped down as CEO of Apple in August. There was speculation then that his health was deteriorating.
The National Pheasant Fest and Quail Classic will be celebrating its 30th anniversary when the 130,000 member nonprofit is at the Minneapolis Convention Center February 15-17, 2013. The last time the event was in Minnesota was 2008.
A record number of people took in the two-day Twin Ports’ Bridge Festival this weekend to help support flood recovery efforts. Organizers hoped to raise $100,000 for the United Way's long-term flood relief. The annual music festival featured a dozen bands, including Duluth's own Trampled by Turtles.
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