Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky signaled Friday he was willing to accept President Donald Trump's deal for continued military aid.

It's official: President Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba really like each other.

China has presented itself as a neutral party and mediator since Putin launched the full-scale invasion three years ago.

Trump met U.S. Steel chief executive David Buritt at the White House on Thursday.

Kelsea Ballerini disappointed fans when she canceled her New York concert after performing just a few songs.

Rick Carlson sets out to pair the right llama with the right youth within the Carver County 4-H project. That’s why the farm is called Carlson’s Lloveable Llamas, located between Waconia and Chaska on Engler Boulevard. Maren Kerfeld knew right away which llama was for her. “Rick kind of gets to know the kid before […]

The History Channel’s American Pickers is returning to Minnesota this July and is looking for local leads. The documentary television series follows skilled antique pickers as they hunt for rusty gold with interesting stories to tell. As they hit the back roads from coast to coast, the pickers are on a mission to recycle and […]

Steve and Shelley Kern have been chosen as Meeker County’s 2019 Farm Family of the Year by the University of Minnesota Extension. Steve grew up on the family farm in Watkins, and has lived there most of his life. Steve’s parents Jim and Eileen started dairy farming in the early 1960s until things changed in […]

Pondering things that go well together, one’s mind might wander to peanut butter and jelly, or salt and pepper. But what about grapes and dry weather? The recent drought conditions have left many Minnesota crops struggling. However, a few southwest metro winemakers explain why the hot and dry climate has them excited about this year’s […]

The Great Minnesota Get-Together begins Thursday, Aug. 22, and continues through Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 2. It is considered to be one of the largest and best-attended expositions in the world, attracting nearly 2 million visitors annually. This year’s 12 days of fun features a variety of discounts, special deal days and money-saving tools. Pre-fair […]

Some tough competition came to Litchfield on Wednesday for a quadrangular, and the Dragons girls tennis team came away with two victories and one loss. Litch defeated Minnewaska 6-1, sweeping each of the singles matches in straight sets. The No. 2 and No. 3 doubles teams also won in straight sets. The Dragons also beat […]

Updated at 11:15 a.m. Tuesday Crooked Pint Ale House plans to open a new location in Savage. Savage resident Paul Winge owns the Crooked Pint Ale House in Minneapolis and told the newspaper he’s looking forward to opening a new location in his own community. Last month, the Savage City Council approved Winge’s liquor license […]

The Minnesota High School Cycling League seems to be gaining speed like a downhill time trial at the prestigious Tour de France. The MHSCL started in 2012 with roughly 150 riders participating from grades six through 12. There were 15 teams in the entire state. This fall, there are more than 80 teams and about […]

Abby Navarro and Janel Zanoth of Aveyron Homes, Hutchinson, have been recognized as top professionals in the field for 2019 by ARRM, a statewide association representing more than 200 direct care providers and supporting service providers for people with disabilities in Minnesota. Abby and Janel are extremely skilled at working with individuals to assist them […]

In the early weeks of 2020, when a mysterious new virus began making headlines, South St. Paul resident Steve Romenesko watched the news closely. By early March, with many things still unknown about the rapidly-spreading coronavirus, it became apparent the infectious disease would prove more deadly for organ transplant recipients like Romenesko. Whatever happens in […]