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Whether you are entering or leaving Medford on County Road 45 chances are you've noticed a large white home on the East side of the road.

The commercial is EPIC! Watch it now and trust me, you'll be beggin' BK to bring that burger over here!

Southeast Minnesota is well represented in the challenge. Who do you think will come out on top?

From a mom who knows the smells of middle school.

The big opening day is normally in April.

It's time to plant those gardens!

Rochester Mayor Kim Norton today signed an amendment to the city's pandemic emergency order to assist bars and restaurants.

Another summer past-time is not happening in 2020.

In the video, Fallon can be seen impersonating comedian Chris Rock.

Yoga is very helpful for easy stress, especially in kids. Which makes now a great time to try out yoga with your kids to help them through this pandemic.

Another summer event has been canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

It's only available at one Rochester location at this time.

Netflix is going to start terminating accounts of people that haven't logged in over the last year.

At least 5 people were killed in traffic wrecks in Minnesota during the Memorial Day weekend.

One of Rochester's way-cool craft breweries has announced when its taproom is reopening again.

Mowing the lawn is one of those weekly chores we all have to do (if you're a property owner and don't have a lawn service), but you don't have to worry about it in Rochester this summer.

Motorists are expected to be affected by a downtown Rochester demolition project this week.

The number of Minnesotans in the hospital due to COVID-19 continues to steadily rise and today topped 600 for the first time.

May 25 has been a huge day in country music, historically.

Check out five country music artists that are white under but have yet to hit age 25.

He says he was blowing off steam with some old friends.

He faces two separate charges stemming from the incident.

New films from Will Ferrell and Spike Lee headline a big month of streaming.

Soon we'll be able to start going to in-person open houses again in Minnesota. Here's how they'll do it so everyone stays safe.