Craft beer

Target Field is home to the Minnesota Twins, but the most popular beer poured there isn't even from Minnesota.

One of Minnesota's largest craft breweries is getting even bigger-- but has to cross the state line into Wisconsin in order to do it.

Cracking open a can of this Minnesota beer can help quench your thirst-- and help to restore pine forests here in Minnesota as well!

As if two mandatory state shutdowns here in Minnesota this year wasn't bad enough, craft brewers across the state are now facing yet another hurdle in 2020.

It's the premier festival for independent craft beer breweries in the U.S. and one Rochester craft brewery is involved this year.

With the Minnesota State Fair not happening this year, something else is also not happening: a lot of craft beer from great Minnesota craft brewers isn't going to be consumed.

It's been around for nearly a decade, but one Minnesota magazine says its August 2020 issue will be the last issue it publishes.

It's the oldest saloon still operating here in Minnesota, and after being shut down due to the coronavirus outbreak, it's back open again-- and it's just an hour away from Rochester.

While they'll be able to open their taproom again to outdoor seating in June, a planned expansion of their brewery isn't happening, thanks to the ongoing pandemic.