The city estimates $100,000 to $200,000 in revenue could be generated by the nearly 1000 parking spots.

The museum holds 4,000 items, including one of the most extensive and finest collections of contemporary glass sculpture in the world.

City staff says right now, the plan is to charge $25 to park on these streets during the fair starting in 2025.

Dream on, starry night. It’s not a Van Gogh. The painting in question was found at a Minnesota garage sale several years ago. It was purchased and then sold to an antiques dealer for less than $50.

The Falcon Heights City Council moved forward with a plan to charge for parking on some city streets during the Minnesota State Fair during a meeting on Wednesday.

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CLEARBROOK — The Minnesota State Arts Board recently awarded the city of Clearbrook a $35,000 Arts Experiences grant to capture stories of Clearbrook community members. Places are the one thing ...

Cian Ducrot is set to release his eagerly anticipated second album Little Dreaming on July 11. Cian also announced details of an Ireland and UK tour, which will wrap in Dublin’s 3Arena on ...

After more than 21 years of dedicated service as the executive director of the Central Minnesota Arts Board (CMAB), Leslie LeCuyer has announced her retirement, effective April 1. The CMAB, a regional ...

Minister of State for Culture, Community and Youth Alvin Tan was in the studio to share more on helping the local arts scene flourish.

Hamas on Friday published a video of hostage Matan Angrest begging to be set free, in an apparent effort by the terror group to mobilize Israeli public opinion in ...

The Minnesota State Fair is the biggest in America—and the food is absolutely legendary! From deep-fried creations to outrageous sweet treats, we’re counting down 12 must-try fair foods you ...