Curt St. John

The guest list got shorter, the wedding party got smaller, and the cost per person went up nearly eighty dollars anyway. That's the story behind Minnesota weddings right now.

From ‘uff da’ to ‘you betcha,’ Minnesota’s local lingo is a reflection of its colorful past and the people who shaped it.

Minnesotans were asked which restaurant chains they trust most, and the results put a familiar red roof at number one.

Culvers just landed on USA Today's top fast food burger list, and the reason comes down to one thing — fresh beef, seared to order, every single time.

Minnesota's top 11 professional athletes are set to split around 300 million dollars next season — and the highest-paid one is only 24 years old.

Minnesota roads ranked second best in the country — but drivers here are still losing around five hundred dollars a year because of rough pavement.

Kwik Trip is heading to Bloomington — but if you're hoping to stop in anytime soon, you might want to pack some patience.

Most Minnesotans are getting married later in life than their parents did, and the gap is bigger than you'd probably guess.

Turns out, Minnesotans have strong opinions about the people they work alongside — and it's not about noise or gossip.

Costco just brought back a bagel that disappeared from shelves over three years ago — and people are already losing their minds over it.

Turns out what you drive might say more about how you vote than what you actually say out loud — at least according to a lot of Minnesotans.

Minnesota has seen snow in June and August — not legend, not rumor. The state climatology office has the records to prove it.